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Global Grade

Revision mode

1 Look at the picture. Discuss.

2 Look at the map. Then number the items in the order you buy them. Explain why.

Shopping list

• bread

• 1 kg apples

• 1 kg bag of cat food

• milk

• T-shirt

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Listen and point. Then sing along and dance.

1 Look at the pictures. Tick the words you know in English.

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Listen, point and repeat.

3 Look at the shopping words. Sort them.

shops

places with more than one shop

both

4 Read and match.

1 You can buy apples and carrots here.
2 My dad buys bread here.
3 This is a big shop that sells a lot of different things.

bakery
greengrocer's
department store

5 What shops do you like? Compare with a partner.

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Listen. Where did Dan go? Circle. Then listen again and number in order. Write Dan’s route through the shopping centre. Use the symbols.

7 Make your own picture dictionary. Draw and write shops and places to shop words you know.

1 Watch. Choose the things they buy on the shopping list.

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U6_Foodmarket

MY SHOPPING LIST

2 Look at the words in the shopping list. Choose countable or uncountable.

MY SHOPPING LIST

1 cake

2 rice

3 carrots

4 water

3 Choose the correct word.

1 There’s bread at the supermarket.

2 Have you got carrots?

3 There aren’t apples at the shop.

4 There’s toy shop at the shopping centre.

5 There are eggs on the table.

6 I haven’t got cake.

4 Read and match.

1 There are some mangoes.
   There aren’t any bananas.
   Are there any strawberries?
   Yes, there are some strawberries.

2 There's a mango.
   There are some potatoes.
   Are there any apples?
   Yes, there's an apple.

3 There aren’t any apples.
   There’s a banana.
   Are there any potatoes?
   No, there aren’t any potatoes.

4 There are some apples.
   There aren’t any bananas.
   Are there any grapes?
   Yes, there are some grapes.

5 Choose a picture. Ask and answer.

6 Play Bingo shopping list.

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Listen and read. What shops do they go in? Choose.

2 Read the story again. Choose the best answer to each question.

3 Act out the story in groups.

4 Discuss the questions.

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Listen and repeat. Then choose or or er.

hse

farm

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Sort the words. Then listen to check your answers and say the words.

both

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Listen and chant.

Find or words.

I went to the toy shop this morning.
There was a horse with
a horn in the corner.
A horse with a horn
is a unicorn!

It was smaller and cuter than
my sister.
It was silver and covered in glitter!
I felt better and happier than ever!

Now find er words.

I went to the toy shop this morning.
There was a horse with
a horn in the corner.
A horse with a horn
is a unicorn!

It was smaller and cuter than
my sister.
It was silver and covered in glitter!
I felt better and happier than ever!

4 Match the rhyming pairs.

brother
taller

smaller
mother

Now write a chant.

Watch a video about logos.

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U6Logos

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Listen and read. Answer and draw.

Brand Design: Colour Imagine the chocolate bar section of a supermarket. What different colours can you see? What is the colour of your favourite chocolate bar wrapper? For a designer, choosing the colour of a product is one of the most important choices you can make. What do these colours make you feel?

Logos It’s time to think about your logo. Most brands use a design of their name as their logo. Draw the logo of your favourite drink. Why do you think the designer chose that logo?