STORY: THE ROBBERY ( BS 5 UNIT 3)

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On April 1st there is a robbery at the Howard Art Gallery in Liverpool.

At nine o’clock the security guards close the art gallery and go home.

Security Guard 1: Good night, Bill.

Security Guard 2:Good night.

Now there aren’t any security guards in the art gallery, but there are some robbers in the cupboard.

Robber 1: Shh!

The robbers take three paintings.

Robber 1: You get the Monet. I can take the Picasso. Al, you get the Dali.

Robber 2: OK.

Robber 3: Yes, boss.

In the morning the robbers phone the police.

Robber 1: In the art gallery there’s a map to help you find the paintings.

Policeman: Huh?

Policeman: Here’s the map! Now let’s see ... Go down the steps to the zebra crossing.

Policeman: Cross the road and go past the cinema to the traffic lights.Policeman: Turn right at the traffic lights and go straight ahead to the football stadium.Policeman: Turn right at the stadium and right again into the park. Go through the gates and cross the park.Policeman: Wait a minute! Where am I?

Policeman: I’m at the art gallery again. The paintings are in the toilets?

The paintings are in a tube behind the toilet with a note.Policeman: We don’t want the paintings. We hope you like the tour.This time we got three paintings. Next time it might be four!

Newspaper: Bad robbers teach art gallery a lesson.

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1. Where is the robbery?
2. When is it?
3. What time do the security guards go home?
4. Where do the robbers hide?
5. How many paintings do the robbers take?
6. Where are the paintings?

SONG: OUR WEEK (BS5 UNIT 3)

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STORY: CHICKEN SOUP ( BS5 UNIT 2)

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The fox is at the shops. He sees the chicken.

Mr Fox: Hmm! Chicken soup.
Miss Chicken: Oh no! It's Mr Fox!

The chicken has got lots of vegetables.
Mr Fox: Hello, Miss Chicken. Ooh! Vegetables. I like vegetables and I love vegetable soup. Delicious chicken and vegetable soup!

Mr Fox: Can I come for dinner, Miss Chicken?
Miss Chicken: Er … Well, OK, Mr Fox, but you can make the soup. I hate cooking.

That evening, the fox goes to the chicken's house.
Miss Chicken: Good evening, Mr Fox. Please come in.
Mr Fox: Good evening, Miss Chicken. Let's start the soup.

Miss Chicken: OK, wash the potatoes and I can put them in the pot.
Mr Fox: OK, Miss Chicken. Now what?

Miss Chicken: Cut the carrots and I can put them in the pot.
Mr Fox: OK, Miss Chicken. Now what?

Miss Chicken: Peel the onions and I can put them in the pot.
Mr Fox: OK, Miss Chicken. Right, the vegetable soup is ready. Great! Let’s eat.

Miss Chicken: Wait a minute! Please have a bath, Mr Fox.
Mr Fox: I don't like baths.
Miss Chicken: I'm sorry, in my house we have a bath before dinner.
Mr Fox: Er … Well, OK, Miss Chicken.

Mr Fox: Ooh! It's nice and hot. A nice hot bath before nice hot chicken soup.
It’s getting very hot. What's this? A carrot! Potatoes!
Oh no! Fox soup! I'm off!

Mr Fox: HELP!

Miss Chicken: He likes chicken soup, but he doesn't like fox soup! See you later, Mr Fox.

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1. Where are Miss Chicken and Mr Fox at the beginning of the story ? 

     They are at the library.
     They are at the shops.
     They are at Miss Chicken's house.

2. What does Mr Fox do first?

     Peel the onions.

     Cut the carrots.

     Wash the potatoes.

3. What does Mr Fox do next?

     Peel the onions.

     Cut the carrots.

     Wash the potatoes.

4. What does Mr Fox do last?

     Peel the onions.

     Cut the carrots.

     Wash the potatoes.

5. What does Mr Fox do before dinner?

     He washes his hands.

     He has a bath.

     He has a shower.

SONG: 5 A DAY (BS5 UNIT 2)

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Do you like fruits and vegetables? 

How many do you eat a day? What are your favourites?

Do you eat fruits or vegetables for your breakfast / snack / lunch  tea or dinner?

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VIDEO: RIVERS ( BS 5 UNIT 5)

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There are thousands of rivers in the world.
Lots of towns and cities are next to rivers.
Rivers are also important habitats for lots of animals.
Rivers start in mountains or hills.
When it rains, the water goes downhill …
… and becomes a stream.
The stream gets bigger...
... and becomes a small river.
The river gets bigger...
... and bigger
... and it forms an estuary.
Finally, the water in the estuary goes into the sea.
Is there a river where you live?

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WORKSHEET BS5 U1: FERDINAND'S HAIR

STORY: FERDINAND'S HAIR ( BS 5 UNIT 1)

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Ferdinand has got blue eyes and brown hair - lovely long brown hair.

Ferdinand: I've got lovely long brown hair. I'm so handsome.
Ferdinand loves his hair and looks in the mirror every morning.

Ferdinand washes his hair every day.Ferdinand: Oh no! I haven’t got any Shampoo for lovely hair.

Now he’s in town. He’s wearing a black T-shirt, black jeans and trainers.Ferdinand: Good morning! Look at my long brown hair!
People: How vain!

Ferdinand really likes the girl at the hairdresser's.Ferdinand thinks: She’s nice. I like her.Ferdinand: Do you like my long brown hair?
Girl: It’s OK.Ferdinand: Can I have some ‘Shampoo for lovely hair’, please?
But Ferdinand takes the wrong bottle. ‘Shampoo for lovely hair’ is in a red bottle but he’s got a pink bottle called ‘Big hair’!

That evening Ferdinand washes his hair and goes to bed.Ferdinand thinks: The girl at the hairdresser's is nice. She thinks my hair is lovely.

The next morning Ferdinand wakes up and he can't move.Ferdinand: Oh no! I've got lots and lots of hair. What can I do? I look like a monster.

Ferdinand runs into town and goes to the hairdresser's. Everyone in town looks at Ferdinand.
Person 1: Look at Ferdinand!Person 2: He's got lots of hair!

Ferdinand: ‘Cut off this hair, NOW!’
Hairdresser: Yes, sir.
Ferdinand is very rude. The hairdresser is very polite. He cuts off Ferdinand's hair.

Ferdinand hasn't got long hair now. He’s very angry, and he’s rude to the hairdresser again.Hairdresser: Now you look lovely.Ferdinand: No, no, no. My lovely long brown hair!’

Hairdresser: You look lovely.Ferdinand: ‘Do you think so? Oh my lovely short brown hair!
Do you want to go to a cafe with me?’

Girl: No thanks! You look lovely, but you are too vain and rude.

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1 What does Ferdinand look like at the start of the story?

2 What shampoo does Ferdinand buy?
3 What does Ferdinand think of the girl?

4 What does Ferdinand look like at the end of the story?

5 What does the girl think of Ferdinand?

   

SONG: MY FAMILY ( BS5 UNIT 1)

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Have you got any brothers or sisters?
How may people are there in your family?
What do they look like?

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SONG: WHAT'S YOUR NAME? (BS 5)

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STORY: TILLY AND THE TSUNAMI ( BS5 UNIT 5)

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1. Tilly is from Thailand.

2. In 2004, Tilly was twelve years old.

3. She was in Year 6 at school. 
4. Mr Kearney was her English teacher.
5. In December 2004 she was on holiday with her parents
    and friends.
6. There were lots of people in the river.

7. A tsunami is a normal wave.
8. Thanks to Tilly, the people could run to the hotel. 
9. In July 2005, Tilly was in Thailand at an award ceremony     for bravery. 

10. Tilly is really proud of the teacher.

SONG: MY HOLIDAY ( BS5 U5)

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Where do you go on summer / Easter/ Christmas holiday? 

What can you do there?

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VOCABULARY: NATURE (BS5 U5)

KEEP FIT! ( BS5 U4)

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STORY: THE FILM STAR ( BS 5 UNIT 4)

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SONG: I LIKE SPORTS (BS5 U4)

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Do you like sports? What sports do you like doing? 

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VIDEO: MAKING BREAD (BS5 UNIT2)

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It’s important to have a healthy, balanced diet.
Carbohydrates give us energy. Bread and pasta are all carbohydrates.

We’re making bread! Bread is good for you. 

We need seeds, yeast, warm water, and flour!

We mix the water with the flour and yeast, ... and make dough.

We leave the dough to rise.

We add the seeds.

Then we put the bread in the oven.

The bread’s ready!

It tastes great and gives us energy!

THINK ABOUT FOOD! (BS5 U2)

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PEOPLE IN UNIFORMS (BS5 U1)

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HOW DINOSAURS LIVED ( BS5 U6)

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