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Welcome Plus 1
(Ex. 2) Guess!
Do the same with the map and the flag of the USA.
Finally, point to each map and elicit the name of the
countries.
Now, point to the map of the UK and name the four
countries which comprise it: Scotland, Wales, Northern
Ireland and England. Call out the name of each country
and have the pupils repeat after you. Now, go to the
map of the USA and, pointing at random at various
states, say: There are fifty states in the United States.
Pupils books open. Read the text, a sentence at a
time. The pupils listen and follow. When you finish the
first paragraph ask them to point to the appropriate map
on the page. Show your book to check the task and say:
Look. This is the United Kingdom. Read the second
paragraph and do the same. Read the text again. The
pupils listen and repeat after you.
My World!
Write about your country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster
about their country. Tell them to take out the information
they have brought from home.
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4 Betty
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My World!
Draw the family tree of a famous family in
your country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of
the famous family they have chosen. Tell them to take
out the information they have brought from home.
Stick your finished poster on the board, go through
each detail with the class and read the text:
e.g. This is a famous family. They are the (). They are a
famous family from (). The fathers name is (), the
mothers name is (). Theyve got etc.
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My World!
Write about a famous building in your
country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of
the famous building they have chosen. Tell them to take
out the information they have brought from home.
Stick your finished poster on the board, go through
each detail with the class and read the text:
game if the pupils dont know it. Do the same with the
rest: Pink tug-of-war; brown sack race; blue hula
hoop; white bobbing for apples; green tag.
Finally, name the games, one by one, and ask the pupils
to say the corresponding colour frame.
Hop-scotch pink.
No
Hop-scotch red.
Yes etc
My World!
Make a collage of popular childrens
games in your country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a collage of
popular childrens games in their country. Tell them to
take out the information they have brought from home.
Stick your finished poster on a wall, go through each
game with the class and read out its name.
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My World!
Write about a person at work in your
country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a collage of
people at work in their country. Tell them to take out the
information they have brought from home.
My World!
Write about a famous town/city in your
country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of a
popular town/city in their country. Tell them to take out
the information they have brought from home.
Stick your finished poster on the wall, go through each
place with the class and read its name and the text.
e.g. This is (Port Aventura), a beautiful city. There are
many things to see and do in (Port Aventura). You
can go to ... . You can visit ... . etc
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3 ducks
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My World!
Describe your favourite space hero.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of a
popular space hero. Tell them to take out the
information they have brought from home.
Stick your finished poster on the board, go through
each detail with the class and read the text.
e.g. This is (E.T.). Hes got (big eyes) and (a long neck).
Hes got (a small nose) but he hasnt got (any hair).
Greenhill School.
teacher
Good morning!
Pupils go back to the Start square.
parrot
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Miss Parker
Pupils own answer.
Washington DC.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Good night!
friend
Im fine, thanks!
dog
Pupils go back to the Start square.
school
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
up
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On the wall.
down
evening
Eric and Paul.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Pupils spell the name OSCAR.
sister
Five-seven-eight-six-three-one-nine.
friend
Pupils go back to the Start square.
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radio
grandmother
computer
brother
Pupils go back to the Start square.
The Flintstones pet dinosaur.
mother
bike
Bob.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
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genie
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
grandfather
Its Lins (bike).
Barney and Bettys son.
Pupils own answer.
phone book
lamp
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Masid
(Its) Cindys.
kitchen
(Hes) in the cupboard.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
bathroom
(Hes) Toms rabbit.
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Blow
bat
twins
Pupils go back to the Start square.
bus
(There are) four candles.
Eleven, thirteen, fifteen, seventeen, nineteen.
(Its a) helicopter.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
No, it isnt. (Its a clock).
camera
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(Shes) twelve.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
CD
Pupils own answer.
basketball
Yes, she is.
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A robot.
card
One, two, three ... nineteen, twenty.
Hop-scotch, etc.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
(Hes) eleven.
(Hes) a policeman.
jacket
too long
Pupils go back to the Start square.
shorts
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(Its) Masids.
(Its) behind the mirror.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
(Shes) a policewoman.
too short
trousers
Oscar.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
coat
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
bin
Whose
Shes a nurse.
lollipop
shelf
big, small
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Lin.
No, he cant.
He can fish.
No, I cant.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
go to the cinema
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Eiffel Tower
Pupils own answer.
draw
Pupils go back to the Start square.
No, she cant.
Yes, I can.
beach
No, he cant.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
carpet
go to the park
run
He can play the piano.
dance
She can play tennis.
No, he cant.
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Pupils own answers.
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No, he hasnt.
Hair, eyes, nose, mouth, teeth, ears.
Pupils own answer.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Head, arms, hands, fingers, legs, feet, toes.
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Ziccom.
Yes, he has.
monster
Pupils go back to the Start square.
ugly
Shes got black hair and brown eyes.
(Hes got) four hands.
No, he hasnt. (Hes got white hair.)
Pupils go back to the Start square.
happy
Its got three eyes.
Pupils own answer.
sad
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
Pupils own answer.
beautiful
Shes got red hair.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
planet
Welcome Plus 2
bacon
eggs
toast
cereal
5 waffles
6 blueberries
7 muffin
8 coffee
My World!
Describe a typical breakfast in your
country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of a
typical breakfast in their country. Tell them to take out
the information they have brought from home.
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My World!
Write about the weather in your country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of
the weather in their country. Tell them to take out the
information they have brought from home.
Stick your finished poster on the board, go through
each detail with the class and read the text: The weather
in Spain is usually (good). In (Madrid) today it is . In
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2 subject
3 school bus
4 school canteen
5 computer club
6 school team
My World!
Write about your school life.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of
their own school life. Tell them to take out the
information they have brought from home.
Stick your finished poster on the board, go through
each detail with the class and read the text: Im (Carlos).
I go to school in (Madrid). I get up at (eight) o clock
every morning. I have breakfast, then I go to school. I
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play golf
hiking
canoeing
mountain biking
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e.g. Teacher:
Pupils:
Teacher:
Pupils:
Swimming in a lake.
Summer.
Making a snowman.
Winter. etc
My World!
Write about the activities you can do in
winter and summer in your city/country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of
winter and summer activities in their country. Tell them
to take out the information they have brought from
home.
Stick your finished poster on the board, go through each
detail with the class and read the text: (Granada) is a great
place for your winter and summer holidays. The winters are
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4 O
5 F
My World!
Write about an animal in your country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster
about animals in their country. Tell them to take out the
information they have brought from home.
Stick your finished poster on the board, go through
each detail with the class and read the text: (Spanish
1 yes
2 no
3 yes
4 no
5 n
6 yes
7 yes
8 no
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My World!
Write about what you eat at a barbecue or
on a picnic in your country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of a
picnic or barbecue. Tell them to take out the information
they have brought from home.
Stick your finished poster on the board, go through
each detail with the class and read the text: In (Spain)
people often have (barbecues/picnics) especially (at
weekends). All you need for a (barbecue) is and .
People love eating (outdoors) with their family and
friends.
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2 no
3 yes
My World!
Write about a typical family holiday in your
country.
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Cindy
an orange
sausage
Pupils go back to the Start square.
some water
Bacon, eggs, sausages, toast, or cereal.
some pizza
rice
Pupils go back to the Start square.
bread
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
chicken
an egg
Waffles, or a muffin with a cup of coffee.
Pupils own answer.
hot dog
Wendy
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Pupils own answer.
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cold
Pupils go back to the Start square.
hot
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
sunny
cooking
Pupils own answer.
drinking (hot) chocolate
lake
Lin
Pupils go back to the Start square.
dancing
At six oclock.
pool
Its one oclock.
Pupils go back to the Start Square.
theatre
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A school uniform.
Pupils own answer.
dinner
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Its seven oclock.
She is a pupil.
Pupils own answer.
work
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Geography
Pupils own answer.
wake up
Its five oclock.
No, she doesnt.
Pupils own answer.
lunch
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Its eleven oclock.
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autumn
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Make a hole.
Pupils own answer.
Put the seeds in the hole.
Pupils own answer.
March, April, May.
Pupils own answer.
Cover the hole.
(You can do) skiing, snowboarding and ice-skating.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
(You can) go hiking, play golf, go mountain biking,
fishing and canoeing.
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cheese
elephant
Pupils go back to the Start square.
Yes, (they are).
He can jump.
talk
horse
Pupils go back to the Start square.
fox
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4)
owl
Africa
It has got big ears, a long nose and a long tail. It has
got fur on its body.
Africa
(fat) hippo
Its a big bird. Its got a big head and two big eyes.
It has got two legs and two wings.
Pupils go back to the Start square.
(fast) lion
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onions
Pupils go back to the Start square.
butter
much
biscuits
Pupils own answer.
Blackbeards
much
flour
Pupils sing the song (Lesson 4).
Pupils go back to the Start square.
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Welcome Plus 3
Donald Mackey
Cardiff
Irish lamb stew
London, England
Northern Ireland
A football team
Note: For the next lesson, ask the pupils to choose one
of their friends, and collect information about him/her for
the project, (age, favourite food, sport, football team, or
singer) by interviewing them.
My World!
Write about your friend.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster
about a friend. Point to the different steps they have to
follow, read them and explain each one. 1 Think about a
friend: age, favourite food, sport, football team or singer.
Ask them to take out all the information they have
brought about their friend. 2 Prepare your pictures and
write some ideas: They look at their pictures and write a
few notes (draft version). They work on their draft
version, writing a sentence or two about each picture.
3 Correct your work (spelling, structures, etc.) In pairs,
they read out their draft and correct their mistakes by
discussing and exchanging ideas. Go around the class,
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Ask the pupils to read the text again silently. Next, they
read the sentences at the bottom of the page and write
true or false. Check their answers orally and encourage
them to correct the information that is false.
My World!
Write about a famous building in your
country.
Tell the pupils they are going to make a poster about a
famous building in their country. Point to the different
steps the pupils have to follow, read them and explain
each one. 1 Think about a famous building in your
country: name, location, why it is famous. Ask them to
take out all the information they have brought. 2 Prepare
your pictures and write some ideas: They look at their
pictures and write a few notes (draft version). They work
on their draft version, writing a sentence or two about
each picture. 3 Correct your work (spelling, structures,
etc). In pairs, they read out their draft and correct their
mistakes by discussing and exchanging ideas. Go
4 pumpkin
5 parties
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My World!
Write about a special event in your
country.
Tell the pupils they are going to make a poster about a
special event in their country. Point to the different steps
the pupils have to follow, read them and explain each
one. 1 Think about a special event in your country: date,
things that people do then, special clothes, food, etc.
Ask them to take out all the information they have
brought. 2 Prepare your pictures and write some ideas:
They look at their pictures and write a few notes (draft
version). They work on their draft version, writing a
sentence or two about each picture. 3 Correct your work
(spelling, structures, etc). In pairs, they read out their
draft and correct their mistakes by discussing and
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4 f
5 a
6 b
My World!
Write about a wedding in your country.
Pupils books open. Tell the pupils theyre going to
make a poster about a typical wedding in their country.
Point to the different steps the pupils have to follow,
read them and explain each one. 1 Think about a typical
wedding in your country: the ceremony, reception,
number of guests, etc. Ask them to take out all the
information they have brought. 2 Prepare your pictures
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2 furniture
3 antiques
My World!
Write about a famous market in your
country.
Tell the pupils theyre going to make a poster about a
market in their country. Point to the different steps the
pupils have to follow, read them and explain each one.
1 Think about a famous market in your country: name,
location, what you can buy there, etc. Ask them to take
out all the information they have brought. 2 Prepare your
pictures and write some ideas: They look at their
pictures and write a few notes (draft version). They work
on their draft version, writing a sentence or two about
each picture. 3 Correct your work (spelling, structures,
etc). In pairs, they read out their draft and correct their
mistakes by discussing and exchanging ideas. Go
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Ask the pupils to read the text and the chart again
silently and answer the questions. Check their answers
orally.
a) Six years.
b) Two years.
c) Four years.
Note: For the next lesson, ask the pupils to find
information about their own school or the educational
system in their country.
My World!
Write about schools in your country.
Tell the pupils they are going to make a poster about
schools in their country. Point to the different steps the
pupils have to follow, read them and explain each one.
1 Think about your school: name, location, size, etc and
write about schools in your country. Ask them to take out
all the information they have brought. 2 Prepare your
pictures and write some ideas: They look at their pictures
and write a few notes (draft version). They work on their
draft version, writing a sentence or two about each picture.
3 Correct your work (spelling, structures, etc.) In pairs,
they read out their draft and correct their mistakes by
discussing and exchanging ideas. Go around the class,
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My World!
Write about a popular hobby in your
country.
Tell the pupils they are going to make a poster about a
popular hobby in their country. Point to the different
steps the pupils have to follow, read them and explain
each one. 1 Think about a popular hobby in your
country: name, where you usually do it, why you like it.
Ask them to take out all the information they have
brought. 2 Prepare your pictures and write some ideas:
They look at their pictures and write a few notes (draft
version). They work on their draft version, writing a
sentence or two about each picture. 3 Correct your work
(spelling, structures, etc). In pairs, they read out their
draft and correct their mistakes by discussing and
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Im eating pizza.
Popcorn.
Snake: Pupils go back to square 1.
Shes brushing her hair.
Can I watch TV?
Snake: Pupils go back to square 12.
False.
An attic.
Were playing football.
Ladder: Pupils go forward to square 64.
True.
Hes listening to music/the radio.
A costume.
Can I swim in the lake?
Snake: Pupils go back to square 58.
A game.
Snake: Pupils go back to square 52.
Hes holding a pumpkin.
True.
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21 Can I have a piece of/some pizza, please?/Id like a
piece of/some pizza, please.
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25 Snake: Pupils go back to square 14.
31 Can I have a bottle of lemonade, please?/Id like a
bottle of lemonade, please.
32 A coconut.
34 A fork.
36 Antiques.
39 Pupils own answer.
41 A watermelon.
42 Snake: Pupils go back to square 1.
44 Can I have three jars of jam, please?/Id like three
jars of jam, please.
47 Snake: Pupils go back to square 11.
49 About two hundred and fifty.
51 A lemon.
54 Pupils own answer.
56 Ladder: Pupils go forward to square 64.
57 The biggest antiques market in the world.
59 Can I have a slice of cake, please?/Id like a slice of
cake, please.
61 Pupils own answer.
62 Snake: Pupils go back to square 58.
63 A melon.
65 Snake: Pupils go back to square 52.
67 Can I have a bowl of soup, please?/Id like a bowl of
soup, please.
68 A market.
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Welcome Plus 4
2 True
3 False
4 True
My World!
Write about a zoo in your country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster
about a zoo in their country. Point to the different steps
they have to follow, read them and explain each one. 1
Think about a zoo in your country: (location, what they
can see and do there). Ask them to take out all the
information they have brought about their zoo. 2
Prepare your pictures and write some ideas: They look
at their pictures and write a few notes (draft version).
They work on their draft version, writing a sentence or
two about each picture. 3 Correct your work: (spelling,
structures, etc.) In pairs, they read out their draft and
correct their mistakes by discussing and exchanging
ideas. Go around the class, providing any necessary
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A Bath Time!
My World!
How can you keep fit healthy? Make a
poster.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster
about how one can keep fit and healthy. Point to the
different steps the pupils have to follow, read them and
explain each one. 1 Think about what you do to keep fit
and healthy: (What do you do? What do you eat?) Ask
them to take out all the information they have brought. 2
Prepare your pictures and write some ideas: They look
at their pictures and write a few notes (draft version).
They work on their draft version, writing a sentence or
two about each picture. 3 Correct your work (spelling,
structures, etc): In pairs, they read out their draft and
correct their mistakes by discussing and exchanging
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Ask the pupils to tell you which city is called the Big
Apple (New York). Elicit the differences between New
York now and a hundred years ago.
Individual pupils read the text aloud. Check their
pronunciation and intonation.
3 d
4 f
5 h
6 b
7 a
8 c
Read the list of words and make sure the pupils know
what they mean. Explain the task. Allow the pupils some
My World!
How was your town/city like a hundred
years ago. Make a poster.
Pupils books open. Tell the pupils that they are going
to make a poster of their town a hundred years ago.
Point to the different steps the pupils have to follow,
read them and explain each one. 1 Think about what
your town was like a hundred years ago: (buildings,
traffic, things that people did then, etc). Ask them to take
out all the information they have brought. 2 Prepare your
pictures and write some ideas: They look at their
pictures and write a few notes (draft version). They work
on their draft version, writing a sentence or two about
each picture. 3 Correct your work (spelling, structures,
etc). In pairs, they read out their draft and correct their
Ask the pupils if they know how old their parents were in
1969. Ask if any of their parents have ever mentioned
the moon landing. Ask them to try and guess what their
parents were doing then. Go around the class, listening
to the pupils guesses.
1 stepped
2 watched
3 walked
4 smiled
5 called
6 landed
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My World!
Write about an important event from the
past in your country.
Ask the pupils to read the text silently and choose the
most appropriate title for each paragraph. Check their
answers.
1 d
2 b
3 a
4 c
Individual pupils read the text aloud. Check their
pronunciation and intonation.
Note: For the next lesson, ask the pupils to collect
information about what their country was like two
thousand years ago for their project (buildings, clothes,
occupation, people, animals, food, etc).
Assign any remaining exercises from the Activity Book.
Make sure you explain them first.
(See page 132T for further explanation.)
My World!
How was your country two thousand
years ago? Make a poster.
Pupils books open. Tell the pupils that they are going
to make a poster about the way their country was two
thousand years ago. Point to the different steps the
pupils have to follow, read them and explain each one.
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etc). In pairs, they read out their draft and correct their
mistakes by discussing and exchanging ideas. Go
round the class, providing any necessary help during
this stage. 4 Write your final version. They do this
individually.
Focus the pupils attention on the completed poster on
page ??. Read it aloud and comment on it. Make sure
that they all understand the language. Ask some
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3 B
My World!
Make a poster of a popular food in your
country.
Tell the pupils that they are going to make a poster of a
popular food in their country. Point to the different steps
the pupils have to follow, read them and explain each one.
1 Think about a popular food in your country: (name,
ingredients, etc) 2 Prepare your pictures and write some
ideas: They look at their pictures and write a few notes
(draft version). They work on their draft version, writing a
sentence or two about each picture. 3 Correct your work
(spelling, structures, etc). In pairs, they read out their draft
and correct their mistakes by discussing and exchanging
ideas. Go round the class, providing any necessary help
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2 karaoke
3 darts
My World!
Make a poster of a popular resort in your
country.
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A museum.
He was quiet.
chemist.
A greengrocers.
Ladder: Go up to square 43.
Snake: Go back to square 14.
No, there werent.
She was dirty.
Pupils own answer.
A bakers.
Pupils own answer.
Snake: Go back to square 1.
He was noisy.
A post office.
Snake: Go back to square 12.
cross walk
New York
A hospital.
Ladder: Go up to square 64.
Pupils own answer.
She was cute.
Pupils own answer.
A police station.
Snake: Go back to square 58.
cinema
Snake: Go back to square 52.
He was naughty.
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A cave.
They were big and strong.
A statue.
A dinosaur.
Ladder: Go up to square 43.
Snake: Go back to square 14.
Weapons and clothes.
A bone.
Pupils own answer.
Dust.
The first Roman emperor to go to Britain.
Snake: Go back to square 1.
In caves.
Snake: Go back to square 11.
Wood.
Towns roads, market-places, public baths and
stadiums.
A comet.
Ladder: Go up to square 64.
Meat and plants.
Earth.
Snake: Go back to square 58.
Snake: Go back to square 52.
They made their weapons from wood.
An animal skin.
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Honey.
Pupils own answer.
Ladder: Go up to square 43.
Snake: Go back to square 14.
many
Delicious chocolate cakes.
A green pepper.
some, any/a lot of, much
A saucepan
Snake: Go back to square 1.
Salt and pepper.
Yogurt.
any, some/much, a lot of
Milk and honey.
Snake: Go back to square 28.
Ladder: Go up to square 64.
Cherries.
some/a lot of
A pear.
Snake: Go back to square 58.
A strawberry.
many
Snake: Go back to square 50.
Grapes.
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Snake: Go back to square 1.
Pupils own answer.
Snake: Go back to square 11.
Sunglasses.
Pupils own answer.
A swimsuit.
Ladder: Go up to square 64.
Its going to be cloudy.
A tent.
Snake: Go back to square 58.
A funfair, waterworld, golf, bowls, a kids club,
restaurants, shops etc.
65 Snake: Go back to square 52.
67 Its going to be windy.