Bruce likes to play basketball. He also likes surfing. What sports do you like? I like.

Unit 4,

lesson 1

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1. Listen!

Bruce likes to play basketball. He also likes surfing. What sports do you like? 1

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Read the clues to find out which sports our friends like. Then put a cross (X) for each sport they like.

swimming ice-skating football basketball tennis

Dorothea

Sue

Bruce

Patrick

Peter

Dorothea likes ice-skating but she doesn’t like football.

Peter likes football but he doesn’t like tennis.

Bruce likes tennis and ice-skating but he doesn’t like football.

Patrick likes tennis, football and ice-skating but he doesn’t like basketball.

Sue likes ice-skating and basketball but she doesn’t like tennis and football.

Bruce and Peter like ice-skating, basketball and swimming.

Dorothea and Sue like ice-skating and swimming.

Peter and Patrick like swimming.

Dorothea and Peter like basketball but they don’t like tennis.

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2. Listen and answer the question.

What sport is it?

You need a little yellow ball to play this sport.

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You need to go on ice for this sport.

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You need a big amount of blue water for this sport.

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You need a hard ball (often black and white) to play this sport.

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You need to jump high for this sport.

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3. Word search.

Sports

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TENNIS _{SKATE BOARD}

RUNNING SWIMMING ICE-SKATING

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But Bruce’s favorite sport is surfing. He goes surfing with his family in Western Australia.

Look at him on his surf board! 1 4

Look at the map of Australia.

Colour the Indian Ocean, the Coral Sea and the Tasman Sea blue. Colour the Great Barrier Reef orange.

Underline the capital Canberra in red.

Northern Territory

Coral Sea

Queensland

New South Wales

Melbourne Tasmania South Australia Western Australia Tasman Sea INDIAN OCEAN Canberra

Great Barrier Reef

Sydney

Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Arctic Ocean Indian Ocean N S E W North America Europe Asia Australia Antarctica Africa South America Equator

Unit 4,

lesson 2

This morning, when Bruce opened his letter box, there was a letter from Dorothea!

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1. Listen!

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2. Listen!

Bruce is very excited. Dorothea is coming to Australia! That will be a long trip! Look at the map!

Follow the aeroplane to see the trip.

Hi Bruce!

I was very happy to r

eceive your letter!

My parents ar

e making plans for a trip to A

ustralia.

We will be visiting my mum’s family and we will stay thr

ee weeks!

That’s great!

I would like to visit the Sydney zoo and tr

y surfing.

I’ll ask my par

ents to come over to Melbour

ne so we can meet.

That’s cool! I’ll write back soon!

Your friend,

_Dorothea

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Dorothea will leave Los Angeles in California at 10:30 p.m. on Sunday.

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3. Look at the time zones on the map.

The world is divided into 24 time zones.

Each time zone is one hour earlier than the one in the zone east of it. Greenwich time (GMT) is the basis to which all time zones are related. When it’s 12 o’clock in London, it’s 7 o’clock in the morning in New York. When it’s 1 p.m. (afternoon) in Paris, it’s 4 a.m. (morning) in Escondido. When it’s 1 p.m. (afternoon) in Paris, it’s 10 o’clock p.m. in Sydney.

Look at the four clock faces indicating the time differences between Paris (France), Greenwich (England), New York (USA), Los Angeles (USA).

Greenwich Los Angeles

ATLANTIC OCEAN Gulf of Mexico PACIFIC OCEAN Mexico Canada Pacific Time Central Time Eastern Time Mountain Time N S E W

4. Look at the map with the time zones

and complete the clocks.

Draw the hands on the clock faces.

Sydney:11 p.m. Dublin: Montreal: Los Angeles: Look at the map and answer the questions.

How many time zones can you see in Africa? . In Australia? . When you say Happy new year in Paris, what time is it New York, Tokyo, Dublin, Melbourne, Montreal, Los Angeles?

Paris New York Tokyo Dublin Melbourne Montreal Los Angeles

Happy New Year!!

France USA Japan Ireland Australia Canada USA

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5. Listen!

2 5 Mum, mum, Dorothea is coming next month!! OK, OK, stop screaming,

I can hear you! But mum,

that’s great! She said she wants to go to

the zoo in Sydney!

That’s great, That’s great ! We’ll have a picnic!!

Now, Bruce, I know you like basketball but STOP jumping everywhere! What a good idea! We’ll see the koalas, the kangaroos! You know, mum, she’s never seen

a kangaroo! _{Well, of course!}

How could she? There are no kangaroos

in America!

I can’t wait! I can’t wait!

Bruce, STOP JUMPING!

Unit 4,

lesson 3

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1. Listen!

Dorothea is in the plane. She’s sleeping. 3

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Ladies and gentlemen, captain Brendan Morris and his crew are happy to say that we will be landing in five minutes at Sydney airport. We hope you enjoyed your flight. Keep your seat belt fastened until the complete stop of the plane. Thank you.

Do you think Bruce will be at the airport?

What time did you tell him?

I said the plane was landing at five past eight.

Yes, but we won’t be done before quarter

past nine.

Oh, No! It will take more time than that. I think we won’t get

through before quarter to ten!

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2. What time is it?

Look at the clocks! 3

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It’s 1 o’clock It’s 5 past one It’s 10 past one It’s (a) quarter past one

It’s 20 past one It’s 25 past one It’s half past one It’s 25 to one

It’s 20 to one It’s (a) quarter to one It’s 10 to one

It’s 5 to one It’s 2 o’clock

To

Past

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3. Now it’s your turn.

Listen to the CD and draw the hands on the clock faces.

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4. Listen!

There she is, mum! Hi, Dorothea! Hi, Bruce! Welcome to Australia! 3 4

Look at the clocks. What time is it? 3

Hi, Dorothea!

Oh! Aunt Karen! How are you? I’m so happy to see you!

This is my friend Bruce and his parents!

Nice to meet you! Where do you live?

We live in Melbourne. But we’ll be staying in Sydney for a few days,

the children want to go to the zoo!

Yes, Dorothea told me,

that’s nice!

Where’s uncle Darrell?

He couldn’t come, he’s working at the hospital.You’ll see him

at eight o’clock, when he comes back!

OK!

Come on everybody! What about a drink?

Bye Dorothea!

Bye Bruce! See you tomor

row at 9 o’clock ! We’ll meet at the zoo gate.

OK! Don’t be late!

Later…

Unit 4,

lesson 4

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1. Listen!

Bruce and his mum arrive at the zoo.

BRUCE: Mum, there’s Dorothea!

BRUCE’S MOTHER: Where?

BRUCE: Next to the gate!

BRUCE’S MOTHER: Oh! Hello, Dorothea!

DOROTHEA: Hi, Mrs Norman! Hi, Bruce!

BRUCE’S MOTHER: Let’s get the tickets!

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Taronga Zoo is open every day of the year

from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (including Christmas Day).

During the January «Wild Summertime»,

the zoo is open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

General Admission Rates

Adults

$ 23.00

Children (4

–

15 years)

$ 12.50

Children under 4

Free

Seniors

$ 14

Pensioners

$ 14

Students

$ 16

Family

(2 adults & 2 children)

$ 57

How much will Mrs Norman (Bruce’s mum) pay for the two children and herself? Circle the right answer.

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BRUCE: Let’s take a map of the zoo!

BRUCE’S MOTHER: OK! We’ll meet for lunch next to the kangaroo area.

Do you see the black cross on the map? On the right? BRUCE: Yes mum!

BRUCE’S MOTHER: So we’ll meet there at half past 12.

BRUCE: OK! See you later mum!

BRUCE’S MOTHER: Now, don’t run everywhere!

BRUCE: Yes, mum, don’t worry!

BRUCE’S MOTHER: And give me your packed lunches; I’ll carry them for you.

BRUCE: Oh! Thanks, mum.

DOROTHEA: Thanks, Mrs Norman.

BRUCE’S MOTHER: Have fun!

Here’s the map of the zoo. Try and find all the elements from the list.

toilets zebras kangaroos walkway for disabled

koalas giraffes restaurants tigers

monkeys snack bars kookaburras elephants seals

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BRUCE: Where do you want to go first?

DOROTHEA: I’d like to see the koalas.

BRUCE: OK, let’s go!

DOROTHEA: Oh! Look Bruce, aren’t they sweet? There’s a mum with her baby!

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_{4. Listen and match the words with the body parts.}

The koala is a small marsupial. A marsupial mum keeps

her baby in a special pouch for protection while it grows up. The koalas live in eucalyptus (gum trees) in Australia. They spend 18 to 20 hours each day resting and sleeping.

The koala is 2 to 3 feet long and weighs 10 to 30 pounds. Its fur is light grey to brown and has white patches on the chest, neck and ears. They eat gum tree leaves.

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Look at the photo and colour the koala.

5 fingers big nose

small eyes

5 toes ears with

long fur

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Papua New Guinea New Guinea

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Borneo

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5. Conversion tables.

How big is the baby koala? (30.5 cm x 1.5) .

How big is a mother koala? (30.5 cm x 3) .

How much does a baby koala weigh? (500 gr x 10) .

How much does a mother koala weigh? (500 gr x 30) .

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BRUCE: Let’s go to the kangaroo area!

DOROTHEA: I can’t see them! They’re running so fast!

BRUCE: There’s one under the tree! Look! Right there!

DOROTHEA: Oh! I see it! Hush! Be quiet!

1 foot = 30.5 cm 1 pound = 500 grams

1 mile = 1.6 km

The kangaroo is also a marsupial. It can hop up to 40 miles per hour! That’s really fast! How fast is that in kilometres per hour? 1.6 km x 40 = . Which two kangaroos are the same?

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Unit 4,

lesson 5

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5 1 5 1 Hey! Bruce!

What’s that noise? What noise?

Listen! Oh, that’s the kookaburra! The what? The kookaburra, the laughing kookaburra!

Look! There’s one there on the branch.

They make a loud sound just like human laughter.

That’s why they are called laughing kookaburras!

We don’t have them in America!

Of course not. They live in Australia, Tasmania and New Guinea.

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2. Listen!

Listen to the kookaburra song. It’s a traditional song. All Australian children know this song (only the first two verses are in the song you’ll hear).

Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree. Merry, merry king of the bush is he. Laugh, Kookaburra! Laugh, Kookaburra! Gay your life must be.

Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree, Eating all the gumdrops he can see. Stop, Kookaburra! Stop, Kookaburra! Leave some gum for me.

Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree, Counting all the monkeys he can see. Stop, Kookaburra! Stop, Kookaburra! That’s not a monkey, that’s ME!

Kookaburra sits in a rusty nail, Gets a boo-boo in his tail.

Cry, Kookaburra! Cry, Kookaburra! Oh, how life can be.

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3. Guess what animal it is.

This is a marsupial. It hops very fast. This is a bird. It laughs. It lives in gum trees.

1.It’s a . Letter . 2. .

This animal is grey and brown. It lives This animal has got a long neck. in trees. It spends a long time sleeping. It’s brown and yellow.

3. . 4. .

This animal is white and black. This one has got four legs. It can climb up trees.

5. . 6. .

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4. Listen and repeat!

The kookaburra The zebra The tiger The elephant

The kangaroo The monkey The koala The giraffe

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5. Listen!

BRUCE: Dorothea!

DOROTHEA: Yes!

BRUCE: It’s quarter past 12! Time to go!

DOROTHEA: Yes, your mum will be waiting for us.

BRUCE: Hi! Mum!

BRUCE’S MOTHER: Hi children! Did you have fun?

DOROTHEA: Oh, yes! We saw the zebras, the kangaroos,

the laughing kookaburra, the tigers, the koalas and more! It was great!

BRUCE’S MOTHER: It’s time for lunch! Are you hungry?

BRUCE& DOROTHEA: Yes!

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C

B

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6. Listen! What do the following animals eat?

Kangaroos eat grass and leaves. Monkeys eat fruit and leaves.

Kookaburras eat gum drops and insects. Tigers eat meat.

Koalas eat gum tree leaves. Zebras eat grass.

Elephants eat leaves, grass, fruit and trees.

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7. Listen!

What do elephants eat? They eat leaves, grass, trees and . What do zebras eat? They eat .

What do kangaroos eat? They eat .

What do tigers eat? They .

What do koalas eat? They .

What do kookaburras eat? They .

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o, Eny, meeny, mine_{y, mo!}

Meat MeatMeat Meat Meat

Tree, grass, Tree, grass,Tree, grass, Tree, grass,Tree, grass, leaves, fruit leaves, fruit leaves, fruit leaves, fruit leaves, fruit Grass GrassGrass Grass Grass

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