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Units 3-4 Pupil's Book, página 107
RESPUESTAS 1 b, 2 a, 3 a, 4 b, 5 c RESPUESTAS 1 a, 2 b, 3 b, 4 a, 5 b
4 Choose the best title for the text. 4 Choose the best title for the text.
• Pide a los niños que hagan un resumen del texto. • Pide a los niños que hagan un resumen del texto.
• Los niños leen las opciones y eligen el título que • Los niños leen las opciones y eligen el título que
encaja mejor. encaja mejor.
RESPUESTA A RESPUESTA A
5 Find these words or phrases in the text. 5 Find these words or phrases in the text.
Then explain their meaning. Then explain their meaning.
• Los niños trabajan en grupos leyendo las palabras y • Los niños trabajan en grupos leyendo las palabras y
buscándolas en el texto. buscándolas en el texto.
• Corrige las respuestas. • Corrige las respuestas.
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Units 5-6 Pupil's Book, página 109
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Units 7-8 Pupil's Book, página 111
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Review
Welcome & Unit 1 AB p. 96 Unit 3 AB p. 98
1 Read and sort. How often do you see these 1 Read and complete.
professionals?
RESPUESTAS 1 go, will see, 2 will get, walk, 3 will buy,
• Los niños leen la lista de profesiones y las clasifican. finds, 4 comes, will enjoy
• Debate los resultados. ¿Qué profesionales ven los
alumnos más a menudo?
2 Read. Then circle.
2 Write the question tag.
RESPUESTAS 1 should, 2 should, 3 need to, 4 want to
RESPUESTAS 1 isn’t she? 2 are they? 3 isn’t she? 4 is he?
3 Read and answer. Then write about you.
3 Read and circle.
• Los niños leen y contestan las preguntas.
RESPUESTAS 1 before, 2 after, 3 but, 4 so
• Debate sus resultados. Pueden utilizar las preguntas
para escribir un ensayo sobre sus primeros recuerdos
RESPUESTAS 1 rough, round, sweet, 2 friendly, soft RESPUESTAS 1 theatre, 2 circus, 3 underground,
4 stadium, 5 university, 6 factory, 7 bridge, 8 corner
Unit 2 AB p. 97
Unit 4 AB p. 99
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Unit 5 AB p. 100 Unit 7 AB p. 102
RESPUESTAS 1 b, 2 c, 3 e, 4 a, 5 d
4 Read and match.
4 Read and match.
RESPUESTAS 1 suitcase, 2 guidebook, 3 journey,
4 stamp, 5 diary, 6 envelope, 7 storm;
RESPUESTAS 1 healthy, 2 ambulance, 3 ill, 4 clean,
5 medicine
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8
Unidad 8
3 1 Q10; 2 Q6; 3 Q8; 4 Q4; 5 Q2
4 1 c; 2 a; 3 d; 4 b
5 1 F; 2 T; 3 T; 4 F; 5 F; 6F
6 1 recycle paper; 2 recycle bottles; 3 reuse plastic
bags; 4 use public transport; 5 turn off the lights;
6 save trees; 7 reduce waste; 8 reduce pollution
8 1 clean; 2 fell down; 3 cut; 4 ambulance; 5 ill;
6 medicine
9 1 Do you turn off lights when you leave a room?;
2 Are you a friend of the environment?; 3 Do you
use public transport?; 4 Do you conserve energy?
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Grammar Booklet
Respuestas Unidad 2
1 1 No, it isn’t; 2 Are camels taller than monkeys? No,
Unidad 1 they aren’t. 3 Is a cheetah faster than a tiger? Yes, it
1 2 Bill’s Spanish, isn’t he? 3 Bill’s good at running, is. 4 Is an elephant heavier than a whale? No, it isn’t.
isn’t he? 4 Arthur and Steph are eight years old, 5 Are birds lighter than butterflies? No, they aren’t.
aren’t they? 5 Arthur and Steph are Argentinian, 2 1 How heavy is a baby elephant? 2 How tall is a
aren’t they? 6 Arthur and Steph are good at giraffe? 3 How long is an anaconda? 4 How big
jumping and swimming in the sea, aren’t they? is a Blue Whale? Possible answers: 1 It is 150
2 1 I like hiking/sailing but I don’t like sailing/hiking. kilogrammes. 2 It’s 5 metres tall. 3 8 metres long.
2 I love rock climbing/diving and diving/rock 4 27 metres long.
climbing. 3 John is good at playing chess. 4 Emma 3 1 b; 2 e/The butterfly is the lightest. 3 c/The elephant
is good at fishing/running but she isn’t good at is the heaviest. 4 d/The turtle is the slowest. 5a/The
3
running/fishing. whale is the longest.
Where we live
3 1 don’t like swimming; 2 likes camping / doesn’t 4 1 Who is the tallest child in your class? 2 Who has
like camping; 3 loves meeting / doesn’t like helping; got the longest hair in your class? 3 Where is the
4 like running / don’t like playing biggest building in your town? 4 Which is the most
4 2 is good at fishing. 3 aren’t good at kayaking. 4 is important statue in your town? 5 Are you the
good at climbing. 5 isn’t good at lighting a fire. It’s child
shortest next to class?
in your the cinema
Plus open answers.
6 aren’t good at pitching a tent. 5 2 are helped; 3 are taken; 4 are looked after; 5 are
5 2 am pitching; 3 is lighting; 4 are you doing; 5 am protected
trying; 6 isn’t doing 6 1 is seen; 2 is caught; 3 is taken; 4 is called 5 is
1 Read. Then complete the map with the places in colour.
6 1 What is Amy doing? 2 She’s pitching the tent. returned
3 What are Tom and Janet doing? 4 They’re hiking 7 2 be seen; 3 be found; 4 are studied; 5 is eaten; 6 are
1 The chemist is next to the college.
in the mountains. looked after
7 1 but; 2 so; 3 so; 4 but; 5 but / so; 6 so; 7 but 8 2 the most famous; 3 the largest; 4 the oldest;
2 On the corner of Charing Cross Road and Coronation Street, opposite the chemist, is the factory.
8 2 isn’t he? 3 receptionist, isn’t she? 4 gardener, 5 the biggest; 6 slower than; 7 looked after; 8 are
5 chemist, aren’t you?
3 In between the shopping centre and the factory is theprotected;
isn’t he? 6 singer, isn’t he? theatre.9 are hunted; 10 died; 11 after; 12 before
7 actress, isn’t she? 9 1 A fox is more intelligent than a weasel. 2 Monkeys
2 Before; 3 working;
49 The cinema 4 are writing;
is opposite 5 are hoping;
the theatre, are the most playful animals. 3 Fossils are studied by
on Coronation Street.
6 they are doing; 7 doing; 8 finding; 9 isn’t it? palaeontologists. 4 The Blue Whale is the heaviest
2; 4; newsagent
510The 9; 8; 7; 3; 10; 5;in
6; on
1 the corner of Portobello Road and animal in the world.
Coronation 5 (Sometimes)
Street oppositeNew theanimals are
(sometimes) discovered in the jungle. 6 Snakes are
shopping centre. longer than worms.
6 The post office is in Coronation Street opposite the restaurant and next to the shopping centre.
shopping centre
Coronation Street
Charing Cross Road
restaurant
Portobello Road
chemist
newsagent cinema
college
school circus
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Unidad 3 Unidad 5
1 1 1 c; 2 h; 3 f; 4 g/a; 5 b; 6 a/g; 7 e; 8 d
2 1 straight ahead; 2 turn right; 3 turn right; 4 next 2 1 No, I haven’t; 2 has she / he? Yes, he / she has.
to; 5 opposite; 6 between 3 have we? No, we haven’t. 4 did they? No, they
3 1 d; 2 c; 3 f; 4 b; 5 a; 6 e didn’t. 5 weren’t you? Yes I was. 6 aren’t you? Yes,
4 1 She wants to go to the new bookshop. 2 They I am. 7 don’t you? Yes, I do.
have to go to the chemist in Church Street. 3 We 3 2 herself, did she; 3 themselves, did they;
need to buy some new summer clothes. 4 Do you 4 ourselves didn’t we; 5 yourself, didn’t you;
have to go to school on Saturdays? 5 If Tom goes 6 themselves, did they; 7 herself; didn’t she
to the cinema he’ll see the new Batman film. 4 1 known; 2 studied; 3 ridden; 4 played; 5 been;
5 2 want to buy / will have to go; 3 want to see / will 6 won
have to buy; 4 want to have / should go; 5 want to 5 2 He hasn’t done his homework. 3 He’s called
pass / should study Emma. 4 He’s finished the/his story. 5 He hasn’t
6 1 Sara used to have long hair. 2 She/Sara used to put his clothes in wardrobe. 6 He hasn’t tidied his
wear dresses. 3 She/Sara used to live in a small room yet.
town. 4 (Now) Sara/she has short hair. 5 (Now) 7 1 were singing / stopped; 2 were talking / began;
Sara/she wears jeans. 6 (Now)Sara/she lives in 3 were having / ran; 4 were packing / arrived;
big city. 5 was doing / came; 6 was having / called
7 1 What did you use to do when you were younger? 8 1 I was going to the cinema when you saw me. 2 I
2 What did you use to do at the weekends? was surfing the web when my friend arrived. 3 We
3 Where did you use to go on holiday? were visiting the theatre when we heard the news.
Más respuestas abiertas. 4 I was eating an apple when I found a worm. 5 I
9 1 b; 2 a; 3 e; 4 c; 5 d was listening to country music when you called me.
10 1 I’ll; 2 get; 3 is; 4 they’ll; 5 are; 6 gets 9 2 Emma has studied German for five years. 3 John
has lived in Spain for twelve years. 4 Emma has
Unidad 4
lived in Spain for ten years. 5 John has known
1 1 Yesterday I watched a DVD with my family.
Tom for one year. 6 Emma has known Tom for
2 He couldn’t have dinner because he dropped
two years.
the plate. 3 I went to bed late because it was
10 1 does; 2 does; 3 hasn’t; 4 already; 5 do; 6 don’t;
Saturday. 4 Last Saturday her mother cooked
7 have; 8 for; 9 Have; 10 haven’t; 11 was; 12 when
paella. / Her mother cooked paella last Saturday.
2 1 d; 2 b; 3 e; 4 a; 5 c Unidad 6
4 2 I played football because it wasn’t raining. 3 We 1 2, 5, 4, 3, 1, 8, 7, 6
went on holiday because we didn’t want to be in 2 2 (that) she’ll visit the palace first. Then she would
the swimming competition. 4 We didn’t go to the like to go to the amusement park. Later she will go
beach because we weren’t on holiday. 5 We went on the dodgems but she won’t play mini golf.
outside because it wasn’t raining. 4 1 do this afternoon; 2 Shall we go; 3 sea will be
5 1 Yesterday it wasn’t raining so I decided to go to warm; 4 What else? 5 go on the boats. 6 Yes
school by bike. 2 It took me forty minutes. I was that’s perfect.
very tired when I got to school. 3 We had Maths 5 2 Shall; 3 Could; 4 could; 5 shall
first lesson and I fell asleep. 4 The teacher didn’t 6 Today: (N wind / cloud) (S: sun / cloud);
say anything until the end of the lesson. 5 The Tomorrow: (N: wind / sun) (S: sun) Rest of week:
bell rang and I woke up. My teacher was looking (N: wind / sun); (S: sun)
at me! 7 2 Will it be windy in the North today? Yes, it will.
6 1 c; 2 b; 3 d; 4 a 3 Will it be cold in the South tomorrow? No, it
7 1 was; 2 was; 3 were; 4 were; 5 were; 6 was; won’t. 4 Will it rain in the North tomorrow? Yes,
7 were; 8 was it will. 5 Will it be sunny the rest of the week? Yes,
8 1He was climbing a mountain. 2 They were it will.
cooking. 3 They were camping/pitching a tent. 8 1 If it is sunny we may go on the boating lake. 2 If
4 She was playing the piano it rains we might go to the museum. 3 May I try to
9 2 decided; 3 invited; 4 spent; 5 prepared; 6 got; play your saxophone? / I may try your saxophone.
7 brought; 8 put; 9 stopped; 10 swam; 11 was; 4 I might go to a jazz concert with my dad.
12 didn’t want 9 2 Because the weather will be good tomorrow.
10 1What were you doing last night? 2 What did 3 Yes, she will. 4 It will take about five hours. 5 She
you have for breakfast? 3 Where did you go on might pack her bags. 6 She’ll look online to check
holiday last year? 4 Were you watching TV last the plane will be on time. 7 She will ask her mum
night at 10? / Were you watching TV at 10 last to put something in her bag. 8 No, she won’t.
night? 5 Did you study Maths last night? 6 Did you
eat sushi last weekend?
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Unidad 7 2 2 No, she isn’t. She’s going to reuse plastic bags.
1 1 I ought to do more sport. 2 I should read more 3 No, they aren’t. They’re going to put paper in
interesting books. 3 I had better stop looking the recycling box. 4 No, she isn’t. She’s going to
at the stars and go to bed! 4 You should get a take the bottles to the bottle bank. 5 No, he isn’t.
telescope to look for comets. He’s going to pick up rubbish in the playground.
2 1 d; 2 b; 3 a; 4 c 3 2 Are they going to protect the environment? Yes,
3 1 I ought to visit my granny next week. 2 I should they are. 3 Are we going to plant a tree at school?
leave now to catch the bus. 3 I’d better save my Yes, we are. 4 Is mum going to reuse plastic bags
pocket money if I want to buy a telescope. at the supermarket? No, she isn’t. 5 Are you going
4 2 It’s the longest river the world. 3 No, it isn’t. It to use less water doing the washing up? Yes, I am.
is the biggest planet in the solar system. 4 No, it 6 Is your sister going to stop having baths? No,
isn’t. It is the coldest place in the world. she isn’t.
5 2 Harry Potter Book 7 is more interesting than 4 1 f; 2 d; 3 e; 4 a; 5 b; 6 c
Book 6 and Book 5. It’s the most interesting book. 5 2 She’s going to recycle bottles. 3 They are going
3 Maths is more complicated than English and to collect rubbish. 4 He’s going to reuse plastic
History. Maths is the most complicated school bags at the supermarket. 5 We’re going to reduce
subject. 4 A space station is more expensive than waste. 6 He’s going to turn off the lights.
a rocket and a telescope. It the most expensive 6 1 We’ll go camping if the weather is good. / If the
space machine.5 Mars is more amazing than weather is good, we’ll go camping. 2 We’ll go to
Neptune and Jupiter. It’s the most amazing planet. the cinema later if we have nothing to do./ If we
6 2 is really clear; 3 there’s no moon; 4 got out of; have nothing to do, we’ll go to the cinema later.
5 says; 6 his garden; 7 he’s wearing 3 We’ll miss the train if we don’t leave soon./ If
7 1 I want to be an astronaut. 2 That could be very we don’t leave soon, we’ll miss the train. 4 If I
frightening! 3 No, it would be very interesting and don’t win the competition, I’ll practise harder. /
not frightening. 4 You might meet horrible aliens. I’ll practise harder, if I don’t win the competition.
5 I want to buy a telescope to look at the planets. 5 You’ll have to study more if you want to pass
6 It is very expensive! your exam. / If you want to pass your exam, you’ll
8 1 should; 2 is; 3 have to; 4 it’ll; 5 we won’t; 6 be; have to study more.
7 later; 8 more complicated than; 9 should; 7 1 will you do / you get; 2 you paint / will you;
10 You’d; 11 I’d better 3 you finish / will you tell; 4 you have / will you do;
9 1 f; 2 a; 3 c; 4 e; 5 d; 6 b 5 will you tell / you get; 6 will you go / is
10 he’s taller than his sister. 2 she likes travelling. 9 2 are going to use; 3 would like; 4 is going to take /
3 the moon is amazing tonight. 4 they went to see it will take; 5 will make; 6 will recycle; 7 because
their granny. 11 1 c; 2 a; 3 d; 4 b
Unidad 8
1 1 is going to take the bottles to the bottle bank.
2 Ben is going to put paper in the recycling box on
Tuesday. 3 Sue is going to pick up rubbish in the
playground on Friday. 4 Jamie and Ben are going
to reuse plastic bags on Friday. 5 Paula is going to
turn off the lights after school on Thursday.
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Fotocopiables: notas didácticas y respuestas
Notas Unidades 1–4 • Da tiempo a los niños para escribir las palabras en los
huecos.
Photocopiable 1 • Pon el CD; los niños comprueban sus respuestas.
También pueden comprobarlas en su Pupil's Book.
Read and match. Connect the words in alphabetical order.
• Da tiempo a los niños para mirar los dibujos de las • Di a los niños que lean las palabras y unan los puntos
tarjetas.
por orden alfabético. Diles que saldrá un dibujo que
• Lee las definiciones en voz alta. Anima a los niños
pueden colorear tras unir los puntos.
a dar sus definiciones. Enséñales y practica cómo
emplear el diccionario. • Da tiempo a los niños para hacer la actividad.
Pregunta What can you see?
Actividades que puedes hacer con las tarjetas:
• Los niños recortan las picture cards, wordcards y • Anima a la clase a leer las palabras a coro por orden
alfabético.
tarjetas de definiciones. En parejas, unen dibujos con
definiciones. Photocopiable 4
• Juegan a emparejar con los dos juegos de tarjetas.
Buscan parejas de palabras o palabra y definición. Read and find Zero’s message.
• Utilizan las tarjetas para hacer un tablero y jugar
• Haz que se fijen en la clave alfabética. Escribe estos
en grupos con un dado y fichas. Las mezclan y luego
números en la pizarra 8-5-12-12-15! Diles que miren el
las colocan por orden. Un niño tira el dado y mueve
código y descifren la palabra. Explica cómo encontrar
hasta la tarjeta que indica el número. Si puede definir
cada letra. Esos números dicen HELLO.
correctamente esa palabra (o viceversa), avanza hasta
esa tarjeta. Si no, se queda en su casilla. Gana el • Da tiempo a los niños para descifrar el mensaje.
primero que llegue al final de la secuencia. • Debate el mensaje.
• Juega al bingo. Los niños eligen un juego de cuatro
Find these words
tarjetas para hacer su propio cartón de bingo.
• Empieza un word wall, utilizando copias de las tarjetas • Lee en voz alta las palabras que hay que encontrar.
para mostrar el vocabulario. • Da tiempo a los niños para hacer la sopa de letras.
• Actividad de TPR (total physical response): dictado
de correr. Pega un juego de definiciones en orden Values activity
aleatorio en una pared del aula. Los niños corren
desde el otro lado para leer una definición. Vuelven • Lee con los niños el texto de Values y debátelo.
y se lo cuentan a su equipo para que elijan la word • Da tiempo a los niños para hacer la actividad por
parejas.
card correcta y la coloquen en una línea. El equipo que
alinee todas sus wordcards en el orden correcto es el Photocopiable 5
ganador.
Unidades 1-2
Photocopiable 2
Find the spelling rule.
Read and complete.
• Recuerda a los alumnos cómo se hace un crucigrama. • Pide a los niños que lean las normas.
Diles que hay palabras en horizontal y en vertical. • Anímalos a poner los ejemplos que recuerden de la
lección. Luego diles que lean los ejemplos dados y
Lee la primera pista y la respuesta y escribe esta en la
conecten cada uno con la regla correcta.
pizarra.
• Da tiempo a los niños para hacer la actividad. Corrige • Pide a los niños que expliquen las reglas y los
ejemplos para corregir las respuestas.
las respuestas.
Photocopiable 3 Circle the correct spelling.
Listen and match. Then write. • Pide a los niños que lean las frases, fijándose en la
ortografía de las palabras separadas por un guion.
• Di a la clase que miren las frases o palabras que faltan • Da tiempo a los niños para hacer la actividad.
en el texto. Señálalas debajo o en el word bank. Dales • Comprueba las respuestas. Diles que unan la opción
tres minutos para echar un vistazo al texto. rodeada con un círculo con la regla correspondiente
• Pon el CD para que los alumnos lean y unan las frases para corregirlo.
o palabras que faltan.
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Write your spelling dictionary. que organizarla en el diagrama. Asegúrate de que
saben si tienen que dibujar o escribir.
• Da tres minutos a los niños para escribir todas las • Explica el tipo de diagrama y su propósito. Si es
palabras que puedan en cada columna.
necesario, explícales cómo tienen que rellenarlo con la
• Pídeles que completen las columnas por parejas.
información.
• Recoge las fichas para corregir la ortografía.
• Da tiempo a los niños para hacer la actividad.
Recuérdales que utilicen el texto de la Lección 7.
Unidad 3
Debate el resultado.
Find the spelling rule. Now write about [topic] in your own words.
• Pide a los niños que lean las normas. • Da tiempo a los niños para hacer la actividad en la
• Anímalos a poner los ejemplos que recuerden de la clase o como deberes para casa.
lección. Luego diles que lean los ejemplos dados y
elijan la regla correcta para cada uno. • Recoge las fichas para corregirlas.
• Pide a los niños que expliquen las reglas y los Photocopiable 7
ejemplos para corregir las respuestas.
Find someone who …
Circle the correct spelling.
• Di a los niños que van a hacer una encuesta. Lee las
• Pide a los niños que lean las frases, fijándose en la preguntas para comprobar la comprensión.
ortografía de las palabras separadas por un guión. • Tienen que escribir el nombre de los niños que
• Da tiempo a los niños para hacer la actividad. encuentren que cumplan la condición. Pon un límite
• Comprueba las respuestas. Diles que unan la opción de tiempo y diles que tienen que hacer todas las
rodeada con un círculo con la regla correspondiente preguntas.
para corregirlo. • Pon un límite de tiempo para hacer la actividad.
• Debate los hallazgos de los alumnos.
Choose the suffix and spell.
• Di a los niños que lean friend y te digan el sufijo Notas Unidades 5–8
correcto (-ly). Pide que te digan la palabra resultante
(friendly ).
Photocopiable 1
• Da tiempo a los niños para hacer la actividad,
eligiendo -ly o -ful para cada palabra y escribiendo las
Read and match.
palabras resultantes.
• Pueden intercambiarse las fichas para corregirlas. • Sigue el método del Fotocopiable 1, unidades 1-4.
Diles que lean en alto y deletreen las palabras nuevas.
Photocopiable 2
Unidad 4 Read and complete.
Unscramble the letters in the boxes. • Sigue el método del Fotocopiable 2, unidades 1-4.
• Di a los niños que lean las palabras de arriba al Photocopiable 3
compañero.
• Da tiempo a los niños para ordenar las letras de las Listen and write the missing words.
casillas.
• Sigue el método del Fotocopiable 3, unidades 1-4.
Now put each word above into the correct Units 7 and 8
column.
• Los niños escriben las palabras de arriba en la tabla Connect the words in alphabetical order
según cómo se pronuncia la terminación -ed.
• Sigue el método del Fotocopiable 3, unidades 1–4.
Photocopiable 6
Photocopiable 4
Organise the information about [topic] in the • Sigue el método del Fotocopiable 4, unidades 1-4.
[diagram type] below.
• Di a los niños que lean el texto de la Lección 7 de la
unidad y luego lean la actividad.
• Da tiempo a los niños para mirar los datos. Diles que
estos datos se han sacado del texto y ahora tienen
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Photocopiable 5 Unidad 8
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Respuestas Unit 2 Wildlife park
Connect the words in alphabetical order. Connect the words in alphabetical order.
RESPUESTAS backpack, campsite, climb, compass, RESPUESTAS camel, cheetah, crocodile, elephant,
field, fire, fishing, hiking, mountains, pegs, river, giraffe, hippo, lemur, lion, otter, panda, panther,
rucksack, sailing, sleeping bag, tent, torch rhino, seal, snake, tiger, turtle, whale
1.4 Read and find Zero’s message. 2.4 Read and find Zero’s message.
1.5 Find the spelling rule. 2.5 Find the spelling rule.
RESPUESTAS playing, lived, cried, planting, stopped RESPUESTAS newer, easiest, bigger, later
1.6 Organise and draw the information about 2.6 Organise the information about fossils in
deforestation in the storyboard below. the mind map below.
RESPUESTAS There should be one panel of the RESPUESTAS ‘PALAEONTOLOGY’ should be in the
storyboard for each sentence of the text. middle with its definition; ‘animal / plant / big / small
/ marine fossils’ in next boxes; information in the
brackets in the outside boxes.
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Unit 3 Where we live Unit 4 Good and bad days
RESPUESTAS RESPUESTAS
DOWN 1 guesthouse, 2 university, 3 bus stop DOWN 1 open, 2 miss, 3 drop
ACROSS 3 underground, 4 bookshop, 5 station, ACROSS 4 remember, 5 pass, 6 pack
6 airport
4.3 Listen and match. Then write.
3.3 Listen and write the missing words.
RESPUESTAS 1 B, 2 C, 3 A, 4 D, 5 E
RESPUESTAS shopping centre, want, bookshop, post
office, airport, theatre, theatre, circus, want, circus, 4.4 Read and find Zero’s message.
things
RESPUESTAS DID YOU LOCK THE CAGE?
3.4 Read and find Zero’s message.
4.5 Unscramble the letters in the boxes.
RESPUESTAS CHAMP IS IN MY ZOO
RESPUESTAS lived, recorded, packed, painted, ended,
listened, collected, practised, watched, studied,
3.5 Find the spelling rule.
played, decided
RESPUESTAS beauty RULE 2; hopeful RULE 3; easy
RULE 2; care RULE 1 Now put each word above into the correct
column
Circle the correct spelling. RESPUESTAS
/t/ practised, watched, packed, stopped, missed
RESPUESTAS happily, really, kindly, easily, beautiful
/d/ listened, played, studied, lived
/ɪd/ decided, painted, ended, collected, recorded
Choose the suffix and spell.
4.6 Organise the information about healthy
RESPUESTAS friendly, weekly, careful, beautiful,
and non-healthy habits in the cycle
really, hopeful, useful, wonderful, easily, happily,
diagrams below.
colourful, carefully
RESPUESTAS
3.6 Organise the information about towns, First diagram: ‘HEALTHY HABITS’ in the middle and
cities and villages in the tree diagram the bits of information in any order, one per box.
below. Second diagram: ‘NON-HEALTHY HABITS’ in the
middle and the bits of information in any order,
RESPUESTAS First box ‘People’; next two branches: one per box.
‘Towns and cities’ and ‘Villages’; information in
brackets goes in the last three boxes of each branch.
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Unit 5 Art and entertainment Unit 6 Trips
RESPUESTAS RESPUESTAS
DOWN 1 triangle, 2 harmonica, 3 saxophone, DOWN 1 coaster, 2 boating, 3 dodgems
4 cello ACROSS 1 carousel, 4 big, 5 golf, 6 water
ACROSS 1 tambourine, 2 harp, 5 clarinet
6.3 Listen and write the missing words.
5.3 Listen and write the missing words.
RESPUESTAS theme park, birthday, carousel,
RESPUESTAS music, happy, glad, radio, jazz, dodgems, car, rides, mini-golf, rollercoaster, times
saxophone, loved, pop, country, violins, harmonica
6.4 Read and find Zero’s message.
5.4 Read and find Zero’s message.
RESPUESTAS I SAVED THE LAST CHIMP
RESPUESTAS THEY WON’T GET INTO MY ZOO
6.6 Organise the information about
5.5 Spelling quiz. Choose the the correct prefix travelling and weather in the
for each word. problem-solving diagram below.
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RESPUESTAS RESPUESTAS
DOWN 1 amazing, 2 intelligent, 3 interesting, DOWN 1 planet, 2 plastic, 3 conserve, 4 resources
4 expensive ACROSS 5 pollution, 6 reduce, 7 trees
ACROSS 5 complicated, 6 frightening, 7 brilliant
8.3 Listen and write the missing words.
7.3 Listen and write the missing words.
RESPUESTAS travel, world, rivers, snow, cities,
RESPUESTAS exciting, complicated, frightening, beautiful, mountains, fields, planet, clean
really, intelligent, thing, amazing
Connect the words in alphabetical order.
Connect the words in alphabetical order.
RESPUESTAS conserve, energy, lights, plastic bags,
RESPUESTAS amazing, brilliant, complicated, public transport, reduce, waste
expensive, frightening, horrible, important,
intelligent, interesting 8.4 Read and find Zero’s message.
7.4 Read and find Zero’s message. RESPUESTAS OH NO THEY TOOK THE CHIMP
RESPUESTAS COME AND SEE THE LAST CHIMP 8.5 Write the verb form of the nouns above.
Use your dictionary.
7.6 Organise the information about distorting
mirrors in the tree hierarchy diagram RESPUESTAS invade, motivate, decide, investigate,
below. explode, inform, create, pollute, reduce, produce,
conclude, act
RESPUESTAS
In the topmost circle: ‘DISTORTING MIRRORS’ and 8.6 Organise the information about allergies in
the definition.
the cause-effect diagram below.
In the second row: left ‘PLANE MIRRORS’ and
the definition, right ‘CURVED’ MIRRORS and
RESPUESTAS
the definition.
Diagram 1 First (‘CAUSE’) box: Allergy; in the
Last pair of circles: in one, ‘CONCAVE’ and its
other three (‘EFFECTS’) boxes: ‘sneezing’, ‘difficulty
definition and in the other, ‘CONVEX’ and its definition.
breathing’, ‘vomiting’, one per box.
Diagram 2 First three (‘CAUSES’) boxes: ‘pollution’,
‘pollen’, ‘smoke’ one per box; in the final box
(EFFECT): ‘Allergy’
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Festivals
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Test Booklet
Respuestas Listening and speaking B
1 1 1 eight; 2 camping; 3 pegs; 4 lighting; 5 down;
PLACEMENT 6 campsite; 7 sea / 2; 8 ten; 9 hiking; 10 sailing;
Reading 11 fishing; 12 raining; 13 rain; 14 tent; 15 pitch / 3;
1 1 were/b; 2 these/g; 3 much/e; 4 isn’t/d; 5 When/h; 16 eleven; 17 climbing; 18 rucksack; 19 sleeping
6 Was/f; 7 taller/a; 8 on/c bag; 20 torch; 21 climbing; 22 campsite
2 1 f; 2 e; 3 b; 4 a; 5 c; 6 d 2 1 tent; 2 fishing; 3 lighting; 4 key
3 1 F; 2 T; 3 F ; 4 F; 5 T; 6 T 3 (respuestas abiertas)
Writing UNIT 2
1 Possible answers: 1 How heavy is…? 2 How long Reading and writing A
is…? 3 Why didn’t you go on holiday? 4 Have 1 1 rhino/c; 2 cheetah/a; 3 panther/f; 4 lemur/e;
you…? 5 Where will you go? 6 How often do you 5 camel/b; 6 whale/d
go running? 2 1 Yes, they are. 2 Yes, they are. 3 Yes, it is. 4 Yes,
2 1 Ellie is good at sports. 2 The bag was in the they are. 5 Yes, they are. 6 Yes, they are.
playground. 3 I played tennis with my friends. 3 1 tallest; 2 slowest; 3 fastest; 4 biggest
4 (Yesterday) I was walking the dog (yesterday). 4 (respuestas abiertas)
5 It’s an American film that is very famous.
Reading and writing B
3 (respuestas abiertas)
1 1 T; 2 T; 3 T; 4 F; 5 F; 6 T
Listening and speaking 2 1 fossil; 2 octopus; 3 dinosaur; 4 monkeys
1 1 tour guide; 2 Tomorrow; 3 next week; 4 camping; 3 (respuestas abiertas)
5 pitch; 6 hiking; 7 boat trips; 8 Brazil; 9 foggy;
Listening and speaking A
10 sounds; 11 saw
1 1 d; 2 b; 3 g; 4 e; 5 a; 6 f ; 7 h; 8 c
2 1 later; 2 does; 3 gardener; 4 cinema; 5 tonight;
2 1 650; 2 804; 3 313; 4 5; 5 2,5; 6 11
6 later; 7 meeting; 8 later
3 (respuestas abiertas)
3 1 ✓; 2 ✓; 3 ✓; 4 ✗/a team of doctors and nurses;
5 ✗/one hour late Listening and speaking B
4 (respuestas abiertas) 1 1 h; 2 f; 3 g; 4 a; 5 c; 6 b; 7 d; 8 e
5 (respuestas abiertas) 2 1 bigger/f; 2 heaviest/a; 3 tiger/b; 4 seals/c;
5 smallest/d; 6 fast/e
UNIT 1 3 (respuestas abiertas)
Reading and writing A
1 1 torch/b; 2 campsite/e; 3 tent/a; 4 compass/d; UNIT 3
5 fire/c Reading and writing A
2 1 b; 2 e; 3 c; 4 a; 5 d 1 1 e; 2 d; 3 a; 4 f; 5 c; 6 b
3 1 tents; 2 pegs; 3 sleeping bags; 4 fire; 5 fire; 2 1 shopping centre; 2 swimming pool; 3 left/
6 compass straight/left/right; 4 Turn right out of the college.
4 (respuestas abiertas) Take the first road on the right. Go to the end of
the road and turn right. It’s the second building on
Reading and writing B
the left.
1 1 rucksack/c; 2 sleeping bag/e; 3 pegs/b; 4 torch/d;
5 compass/a Reading and writing B
2 1 pitching a tent; 2 covering their heads; 3 laying 1 1 c/e; 2 c/e; 3 f; 4 b; 5 d; 6 a
out the beds; 4 keeping out of the rain; 5 putting in 2 Respuestas sugeridas: 1 Go straight ahead. Turn
the pegs; 6 reading the compass right into Green road. It’s on the right corner with
3 1 campsite; 2 tents; 3 pitching; 4 putting in; Park Road. 2 Go straight ahead and turn left into
5 laying out; 6 lighting; 7 compass Green Road. Then turn right into Park Road. It’s
4 (respuestas abiertas) the second building on the right. 3 Go straight
ahead and turn right into Green Road. At the end
Listening and speaking A
of the road turn right. It’s the second building on
1 1 F; 2 T; 3 F; 4 F; 5 T
the right. 4 Go straight ahead and turn right into
2 1 can; 2 read a compass; 3 light a fire; 4 sleeping
Green Road. At the end turn left into Park Road.
bag
It’s the third building on the right.
3 (respuestas abiertas)
3 (respuestas abiertas)
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Listening and Speaking A Listening and speaking B
1 1 b; 2 b; 3 a; 4 a; 5 a 1 1/b/A; 2/c/C; 3/e/B; 4/a/D; 5/d/E
2 1 1 a; 2 d; 3 c; 4 b; 5 e; 6 f / 2 1 piano; 2 classical; 3 cello; 4 harmonica;
2 1 f ; 2 d; 3 e; 4 a; 5 c; 6 b 5 saxophones; 6 drums; 7 tambourine; 8 triangle
3 (respuestas abiertas)
UNIT 6
Listening and speaking B Reading and writing A
1 1 b; 2 e; 3 c; 4 a; 5 d 1 1 d; 2 f; 3 a; 4 c; 5 e; 6 b
2 1 1 f; 2 c; 3 d; 4 e; 5 a; 6 b / 2 1 Shall we go to the amusement park tomorrow?
2 1 e; 2 a; 3 c; 4 d; 5 b 2 Oh, I’m not sure. 3 What else could we do? 4 We
3 (respuestas abiertas) could go to the palace. 5 That’s a good idea!
3 1 She’s going to an amusement park. 2 She’s going
UNIT 4
to go on the pirate ship first. 3 She’ll go on the
Reading and writing A
boating lake and then the water slide. 4 She could
1 1 d; 2 b; 3 e; 4 c; 5 a
go on the big wheel.
2 1 F; 2 T; 3 F; 4 F; 5 T; 6 T
4 (respuestas abiertas)
3 Respuestas sugeridas: 1 drop the ball; 2 miss the
bus; 3 pass an exam; 4 open my lunch/bag; 5 pack Reading and writing B
the bag; 6 remember … 1 1 c; 2 d; 3 f; 4 d; 5 b; 6 a
2 1 He wants to go to the museum. 2 No, she
Reading and writing B
doesn’t. 3 No, he hasn’t.
1 1 a; 2 c; 3 d; 4 b
3 1 Gemma’s dad; 2 dinosaurs; 3 fossils of sea
2 1 d; 2 b; 3 e; 4 a; 5 f; 6 c
animals and plants; 4 a fossil; 5 the pirate ship;
3 1 Yes, he was. 2 Because he swam for two hours.
6 the Italian theatre
3 They ate chicken curry and rice. 4 (They played)
4 (respuestas abiertas)
With George’s computer.
4 Respuestas sugeridas: 1 drop the ball; 2 pack the Listening and speaking A
bag; 3 2 miss the bus; 4 open my lunch/bag 1 1 f; 2 c; 3 a; 4 b; 5 e; 6 d
2 5, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1
Listening and speaking A
3 (respuestas abiertas)
1 Tom’s list: ✓, ✗, ✓, ✓, ✗, chips, beans, sweets /
Sarah’s list: soup, chicken, rice, salad, banana Listening and speaking B
2 1 F; 2 F; 3 T; 4 F; 5 F; 6 T 1 1 ✗; 2 ✓; 3 ✗; 4 ✗; 5 ✓
3 (respuestas abiertas) 2 3, 5, 4, 1, 2, 6
3 (respuestas abiertas)
Listening and speaking B
1 3, 5, 1, 4, 6, 2 UNIT 7
2 1 T; 2 T; 3 F; 4 F; 5 T; 6 F Reading and writing A
3 (respuestas abiertas) 1 astronaut; satellites; planet; spaceship; rocket;
telescope; 1 telescope; 2 planet; 3 astronaut;
UNIT 5 4 rocket; 5 spaceship; 5 satellites
Reading and writing A
2 1 T; 2 F; 3 F; 4 T; 5 T; 6 F
1 1 d; 2 c; 3 a; 4 e; 5 b
3 (respuestas abiertas)
2 1 cello, Yes, I have. 2 musical, No, I haven’t. 3
harmonica, Yes, I have. 4 harp, No, I haven’t. Reading and writing B
3 1 F; 2 T; 3 T; 4 T; 5 F 1 1 In their attic. 2 He’s brilliant. 3 She should put a
4 1 cooking; 2 going; 3 playing; 4 watching coat on. 4 Looking at the stars.
2 1 Jackie’s dad said that his new telescope was
Reading and writing B
amazing. 2 Her dad said that his telescope was
1 1 c; 2 a; 3 e; 4 b; 5 d
one of the most complicated. 3 He said that he
2 1 Have you ever seen a thriller? 2 Have you ever
could see lots of satellites and planets. 4 He said
played the tambourine? 3 How long have you lived
that he could see some green aliens.
in your house? 4 Have you ever drawn a cartoon?
3 (respuestas abiertas)
(respuestas abiertas)
3 1 F; 2 F; 3 T; 4 T; 5 F; 6 T Listening and speaking A
4 1 cooking, arrived; 2 going, saw; 3 playing, came; 1 1 ✓; 3 ✓; 6 ✓; 8 ✓
4 watching, phoned 2 1 alien; 2 journey; 3 sci-fi film; 4 telescope; 5 star;
6 story
Listening and speaking A
3 (respuestas abiertas)
1 1 d; 2 e; 3 a; 4 b; 5 c; 6 f
2 1 played, b; 2 listened, a; 3 found, c; 4 seen, f;
5 bought, d; 6 played, e
3 (respuestas abiertas)
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Listening and speaking B END OF TERM 3
1 1 planets; 2 telescope; 3 alien; 4 astronaut; 1 1 Which; 2 ought; 3 most; 4 you; 5 What; 6 going
5 rocket; 6 spaceship; 7 comets 2 1 A comet is more interesting than a planet. c
2 1 story; 2 journey; 3 telescope; 4 photograph; 2 A big telescope is more complicated than a small
5 film; 6 astronaut telescope. f
3 (respuestas abiertas) 3 I am going to recycle bottles. d
4 He is going to recycle paper. a
UNIT 8 5 They are using public transport. e
Reading and writing A
6 The green alien is more frightening than the
1 1 recycle bottles; 2 collect rubbish; 3 reuse plastic
yellow alien. b
bags; 4 turn off the lights; 5 use public transport;
3 1 You should wear a hat because it’s cold.
6 recycle paper
2 We had to go outside.
2 1 recycle bottles, c; 2 collect rubbish, a; 3 turn off
3 They ought to look at the stars.
the lights, d; 4 reuse plastic bags, f; 5 use public
4 The white spaceship is the most amazing.
transport, b; 6 recycle paper, e
5 She says the astronomer is very interesting.
3 1 T; 2 F; 3 F; 4 T; 5 T; 6 F
6 They say there may be water on Mars.
Reading and writing B 4 1 d; 2 e; 3 a; 4 b; 5 f; 6 c
1 1 b/E; 2 d/A; 3 f/F; 4 a/D; 5 c/B; 6 e/C 5 (respuestas abiertas)
2 1 If you recycle bottles, you save resources. 2 If
FINAL
you collect rubbish, you keep the planet clean.
Reading A
3 If you use public transport, you reduce pollution.
1 1 b; 2 c; 3 b; 4 a; 5 a
4 If you turn off the lights, you conserve energy.
3 1 You should put it in the bin. 2 We can reduce Reading B
pollution by using public transport. 3 We should 1 1 a; 2 c; 3 b; 4 a; 5 a
turn off the lights. 4 We can recycle bottles. 5 We
Writing A
can recycle paper.
1 1 secretary; 2 actor; 3 chemist; 4 singer
Listening and speaking A 2 1 Have 2 played; 3 played; 4 was; 5 gave; 6 liked
1 5, 6, 3, 1, 2, 4 playing; 7 didn’t practise; 8 was; 9 weren’t; 10 ’d
2 1 c; 2 d; 3 a; 4 e; 5 b; 6 f better learn; 11 play/’m going to play
3 (respuestas abiertas) 3 1 ‘You spend too much time looking at the planets.’
2 ‘You should spend more time looking at things
Listening and speaking B
on Earth.’
1 1 ✓; 2 ✓; 3 ✓; 5 ✓
3 ‘You should be an astronaut.’
2 1 b; 2 f; 3 d; 4 e; 5 a; 6 c
4 ‘Life on Earth is more interesting than life on
3 (respuestas abiertas)
other planets.’
END OF TERM 1 4 (respuestas abiertas)
1 1 h; 2 e; 3 b; 4 d; 5 f; 6 a; 7 c; 8 g
Writing B
2 1 a; 2 e; 3 d; 4 c; 5 f; 6 b
1 1 tour guide; 2 gardener; 3 actor; 4 receptionist
3 1 going, don’t; 2 putting; 3 doing, pitching;
2 1 Have you ever played; 2 Have you ever seen;
4 dancing; 5 isn’t; 6 tallest; 7 turn; 8 be
3 Have you ever eaten; 4 Have you ever been;
4 Water animals: octopus, whale
5 Have you heard; 6 Have you ever read
Land and water animals: swan, otter, seal
3 1 ‘You spend too much time looking at the
Land animals: tiger, camel, cheetah, rhino, monkey
planets.’
5 Possible answers: 1 Go straight ahead on
2 ‘You should spend more time looking at things
Coronation Street and the factory is on the left
on Earth.’
in front of the chemists. 2 Go straight ahead and
3 ‘You should be an astronaut.’
then turn right onto Portobello Road. At the end
4 ‘Dad says life on other planets is more
of the road next to the cinema is the circus. 3 Go
interesting than life on Earth!’
straight ahead and turn right onto Charing Cross
4 (respuestas abiertas)
Road. The college is at the end of the road, on
the left. Listening A
1 1 mountains; 2 camping; 3 rucksack; 4 compass;
END OF TERM 2 5 sleeping bag; 6 tent; 7 campfire; 8 rice
1 1 b; 2 d; 3 h; 4 f; 5 a; 6 c; 7 e; 8 g
2 Hilary: camel, whale, turtle / Peter: rhino, whale
2 1 f; 2 b; 3 a; 4 d; 5 c; 6 e
3 1 traffic, missed the plane; 2 diary, packed the
3 (respuestas abiertas)
suitcase; 3 flight, was a first class passenger;
4 Music: c; e; f; g; k; Films: a; b; d; h; I; j
4 letter, guidebook, had a very long journey
5 (respuestas abiertas)
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4 1 drums, 2 saxophone, 3 triangle, 4 tambourine,
5 clarinet, 6 sing
Listening B
1 1 rainforest; 2 hiking; 3 rucksack; 4 compass;
5 tent; 6 sleeping; 7 campfire; 8 spaghetti
2 Hilary: aquarium / theatre Pete: amusement park /
Ronnie: palace, castle, theatre
3 1 reggae; 2 hip hop; 3 pop music; 4 disco; 5 rock;
6 classical
4 1 c, 2 f, 3 a, 4 e, 5 d, 6 b
EXAM PREPARATION
Reading and writing A
1 1 cheetah; 2 telescope; 3 airport; 4 whale; 5 pegs;
6 spaghetti
2 1 Yes; 2 No; 3 No; 4 No; 5 Yes; 6 Yes
3 1 D; 2 B; 3 C; 4 A
4 1 planets / stars; 2 planets / stars; 3 telescope;
4 satellites; 5 Earth; 6 weather; 7 astronaut;
8 rocket; 9 aliens; 10 amazing
Listening A
1 1 b, 2 a, 3 f, 4 e, 5 c, 6 d
2 1 Samantha; 2 5T; 3 Samantha, her mum, her dad,
her two sisters; 4 wildlife park, amusement park;
5 a whale, seals, an octopus; 6 the amusement
park
3 1 c; 2 b; 3 a; 4 d
4 1 b; 2 c
5 (respuestas abiertas)
Listening B
1 1 e; 2 c; 3 d; 4 a; 5 b; 6 f
2 1 Sophie; 2 5J; 3 in front of the Science Museum;
4 public transport (underground then bus);
5 lunch box, notebook, paper, map, compass; 6 it
might rain
3 1 on a TV film; 2 In a rainforest; 3 In a wildlife
park; 4 In a big lake
4 1 b; 2 c
5 (respuestas abiertas)
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Games bank adivinarla. No pueden hacer mímica ni ruidos, ni decir
frases
Introducción I spy
Es útil para repasar vocabulario. Juegan todos juntos
Los juegos son una forma entretenida para que los
o en grupos. Elige un objeto que vean los alumnos. Di I
niños repasen, practiquen y consoliden el lenguaje.
spy with my little eye, something beginning with, p. ej., P.
La diversión es un gran motivador que permite a los
Pide que adivinen, p. ej., pupil, pen. El primero que acierte
alumnos con diferentes destrezas y habilidades aprender
empieza una nueva ronda del juego diciendo I spy … .
en un entorno libre de estrés.
Opposites
Casi todos estos juegos los pueden jugar todos juntos,
Divide la clase en equipos y elige un capitán en cada
en grupos pequeños o parejas. No obstante, ten en
uno. Di una palabra, p. ej., light. Los equipos debaten
cuenta que, cuantos menos niños haya en un grupo,
rápidamente y el capitán dice el antónimo, p. ej., dark. El
más tiempo tendrán para hablar. También las parejas
primer capitán en hacerlo gana un punto para su equipo.
son importantes; si pones juntos a alumnos avanzados
y tímidos, estos no tendrán la oportunidad de hablar
Pictionary
mucho.
En trocitos de cartulina, escribe palabras o expresiones
que quieras repasar. Divide la clase en dos grupos. Un
Es buena idea decidir de antemano en cuántos grupos
niño del grupo A coge una tarjeta del montón y hace
quieres dividir la clase y qué materiales necesitarás
en la pizarra un dibujo de la palabra o expresión dentro
para todos los alumnos. También te ahorrará tiempo
de un límite de tiempo. Sus compañeros tienen que
tener una idea clara de cómo se van a sentar antes de
adivinarla para ganar un punto. Luego le toca al otro
empezar la actividad.
grupo. Gana el grupo con más puntos.
Establecer reglas claras y un límite de tiempo desde
Spelling bee
el principio hará que los juegos sean competitivos y
Escribe en la pizarra la lista del vocabulario de la
divertidos. Por último, durante el juego, puedes moverte
lección. Anima a la clase a inventar frases con cada
por el aula sin interferir, controlando y apuntando lo
palabra. (Puedes incluir palabras de lecciones o unidades
que hacen bien y los errores, para contárselo después
anteriores que quieras repasar.). Pide a los niños que
del juego brevemente. Es mejor que esa sesión sea
aprendan la ortografía de cada palabra. Ponlos en
impersonal, sin mencionar quién hizo las cosas bien o
equipos de tres. Por turnos, los equipos salen y se
cometió los errores. Así no se sentirán señalados y se
ponen de pie en fila. Pídeles que deletreen una palabra.
centrarán en la comunicación con mayor libertad, más
Si lo hacen correctamente, tienen otro turno. Si no, se
que en la precisión.
sientan y le toca a otro equipo. Gana el equipo que haya
deletreado más palabras correctamente al final del
Juegos y actividades divertidas
juego.
Vocabulario
Whispers
Hangman Es útil para consolidar/repasar vocabulario y practicar
Se puede jugar en parejas, pequeños grupos o el la comprensión oral. Juegan todos juntos o por equipos
profesor contra la clase. Un alumno del grupo A sale para que sea más competitivo. Susurra una palabra o
a la pizarra y elige una palabra de un grupo secreto frase corta a un niño. Este se la susurra al siguiente.
decidido por ti, y escribe tantas rayas como letras tiene Continúa hasta que todos los niños de la fila/clase hayan
la palabra. Los alumnos del grupo B intentan adivinarla susurrado la palabra. El último niño dice a la clase cuál
diciendo posibles letras. Las letras incorrectas se cree que es la palabra/frase.
escriben en la pizarra, para que los niños sepan las que
ya han dicho. Word snakes
Los niños hacen serpientes uniendo palabras y
Hot seat escribiéndolas en forma de serpiente. Para hacerlo más
Es útil para repasar/consolidar vocabulario o para difícil, pueden añadir letras extra entre las palabras. Los
calentar/terminar la clase. Juegan todos juntos. Un alumnos intercambian sus serpientes con otra pareja o
voluntario se sienta delante mirando a la clase, de grupo y tienen que identificar todas las palabras de la
forma que no vea la pizarra. Escribe una palabra en la serpiente. Ganan los alumnos que identifiquen todas las
pizarra. Varios alumnos dicen palabras relacionadas palabras.
con la palabra de la pizarra para ayudar al voluntario a
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Juegos de gramática y léxico Pairs
Es útil para consolidar/repasar un grupo léxico. Juega
Alphabet tennis
en grupos de tres o cuatro. Elige un grupo léxico. Cada
Es útil para consolidar/repasar un grupo léxico o para
grupo dibuja una palabra clave diferente en cada uno
calentar sin un objetivo de vocabulario específico.
de los doce trozos de papel en blanco. Luego hacen las
Juega con toda la clase. Divide la clase en dos equipos.
doce word cards correspondientes. Colocan las tarjetas
Decide quién empieza. ‘Sirve’ una palabra del grupo
boca abajo. Se turnan para dar la vuelta a dos tarjetas
léxico, p. ej., di b. El niño dice una palabra de ese grupo
a la vez. Si son pareja, se la quedan y vuelven a coger
que empiece con b. Cualquier niño del otro equipo dice
otras dos. Gana el alumno con más parejas.
otra palabra que empiece con b, sin dudar o repetirse
El último equipo en decir una palabra tiene un punto.
‘Sirve’ otra letra y vuelve a empezar. Pelmanism (pairs)
Es útil para consolidar/repasar un grupo léxico. Juegan
Bingo en grupos de tres o cuatro.
Es útil para consolidar/repasar un grupo léxico o
Elige un grupo léxico. Cada grupo dibuja una palabra
gramática. Juega con toda la clase. Los niños dibujan
clave diferente en cada uno de los doce trozos de
una cuadrícula con tres columnas y tres filas. Elige un
papel en blanco. Luego hacen las doce word cards
grupo léxico o numérico, p. ej., sports. Individualmente,
correspondientes.
escriben una palabra o número del grupo en cada
casilla. Lee en voz alta una palabra o número y Colocan las tarjetas boca abajo. Se turnan para dar la
apúntalo. Los niños lo tachan si lo tienen. Continúa. Los vuelta a dos tarjetas a la vez. Si son pareja, se la quedan
alumnos gritan Bingo! cuando tachen todas sus palabras. y vuelven a coger otras dos. Gana el alumno con más
Comprueba la tarjeta del ganador con tu lista. parejas.
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Cómo utilizar el lenguaje del aula
Utilizar el lenguaje del aula es una buena forma de que
Durante la lección - instrucciones
los alumnos reaccionen en inglés y no (en L1). Cuanto
Hold up your picture.
más uses estas frases y expresiones, más seguros se
Show me (the class) your picture.
sentirán y menos necesitarán la L1 para comunicarse
Draw/Colour/Stick/Cut out …
con el profesor. Si se emplea de forma constante se
Look at the pictures at the top/bottom of the page.
convierte en una parte natural del vocabulario de los
Listen and read.
alumnos. Es importante enseñar el lenguaje del aula que
Listen and read the speech bubbles.
tienen que entender y el que necesitan producir. Lo que
Listen and repeat after (me/the recording).
sigue es una lista de expresiones comunes en inglés que
Write the answer on the board/in your book.
pueden introducirse en el aula fácilmente y utilizarse
Turn your book over.
todos los días. Lo mejor es empezar con unas pocas
Close your books, please.
expresiones y aumentar el número gradualmente.
You can speak, but only in English.
Can you write the word on the board, please (John).
Saludar a la clase How do you spell (mountain)?
Hello. Hi! Let’s check the answers.
Good morning/afternoon. Let’s sing.
Come in. All together now.
Come in and sit down quietly. You’re late! It’s break time/lunch time.
Sit down/Stand up, please. Wait a minute, please.
What day is it today? Be careful.
How are you today? Sorry, guess/try again.
Is everyone here? Next, please.
Is anyone away today? Again, please.
Where is (John)?
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Trabajo en parejas/grupos Lenguaje del Active Teach
Find a partner. Click on the tick/CD/game icon.
Get into twos/threes. Find the sticker.
Who’s your partner? Look and sing.
Work in pairs/groups. Who wants to play a game?
Make a circle. You’re in Team 1.
Work with your partner/friend/group. Spin the spinner.
Show your partner/friend/group. Move the counters.
Tell your partner/friend/group. Let’s start again.
Now ask your partner/friend/group. You’re out of time.
Change roles with your partner/friend/group. Team 1 get ready!
Team 1 wins!
It’s a draw.
Lenguaje utilizado en los juegos What’s this in English?
It’s my/your/his/her turn. Mime or act the word.
Whose turn is it? Make the sentence/question.
You’re out. Move the wheel.
Shuffle/Deal the cards. Find the pairs.
Pick up a card. What’s the answer to (number 2)?
Put down a card. I need a volunteer!
Don’t look. Touch the picture.
No cheating. Compare your answers.
Turn around. Are you right?
Shut your eyes. Is it right?
Pass the (ball, cup, etc.)
Wait outside.
Spin the spinner. Terminar la lección
Move your/my counter (3) spaces. Put your books/notebooks/coloured pencils away.
Miss a turn. Tidy up.
Go back (2) spaces. Put that in the bin/rubbish bin, please.
Spin again. That’s all for today.
I’ve won! Collect the stickers/cards/spinners/scissors, please.
You’re the winner! (John) can you collect everyone’s books/worksheets,
please?
The lesson is finished.
Lenguaje online Goodbye!
Move your mouse to the left/right/up/down. See you tomorrow.
Go left/right/up/down. Have a nice weekend/holiday.
Go to (Scene 2, the school).
Enter/Exit (the chatroom).
Jump (on the roof). Frases útiles para los alumnos
Click to collect (the card). May/Can I go to the toilet?
Click on the speech bubbles. I understand/I don’t understand.
Click on the (Ticket Inspector). Excuse me/Pardon me?
Use your Picture dictionary in your backpack. I’m sorry.
Put on./Take off. I’m sorry I left my book/homework at home.
Pick up./Put down. Can you help me?
What’s this/that? I’m finished.
Let’s play a game.
Try again.
Come back later.
I’m busy now.
Bus stop.
Joy stick.
Map.
Costumiser.
Report card.
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