TOA Aaa HP CLASSROOM PHOTOCOPIABLE Bat Way EDITED BY JANE MYLES | m SCHOLASTIC‘A photocopiable resource book for busy teachers Easy to use! Timesaver Games contains dozens of time-saving and The highly accessible and motivating activities for immediate use in the classroom, flexible contents list means Timesaver Games enables you to help your students consolidate you can select the activities newly acquired language whilst having fun with puzzles. ‘you want to use: by level All the activities in Timesaver Games have been tried, tested by language point and enjoyed by students and teachers alike. They are suitable by lexical area for use in all teaching situations ~ including mixed ability by activity type classes ~ or they can be given as homework tasks, by theme Bringing variety to the classroom! A full answer key is included in esaver Games has a rich variety vity types, including: the teaching notes for personality quizzes, cultural games, wordsearches, complete ease of use. theme-based board games, pronunciation games, logic puzzles, crosswords and memory games. Timesaver Games is part of the Classroom Timesavers series Classroom Timesavers is a series of supplementary photocopiable materials for teachers of lower and upper secondary school students aged 11 years and upwards. The Timesavers series provides teachers with refreshing and motivating photocopiable resource material If you have enjoyed Timesaver Games, you'll love using Festivals and Special Days in Britain and New Classroom Timesavers. D2 266 AM ie KK re I aot 9Se ET s; tate q ) To The Teacher The language level of these puzzles varies from beginners level to intermediate. At the back of this book you will find all the games and puzzles listed both according to level of difficulty and also according to topic or language point practised, We hope this will be useful in helping you to choose suitable material for your classes. This means that you can cross-reference the level of your class with topics which they will enjoy. ‘As well as actual answers to puzzles and notes on usage, you will note that the Teacher's Section at the back of the book also contains the analyses of the scores in the personality quizzes, so you will need to copy these for your pupils or be on hand to give them the information verbally. ‘A small clock on each page tells you approximately how long each activity should take, Occasionally you will have to photocopy several pages for one activity, for example pages 3 and 5, and pages 33 - 36. Choose which language points, topics or vocabulary you want your pupils to practise, and you will find puzzles, quizzes or personality tests which will test their sill and improve their English at the same time. ‘Small icons at the top of each page show what materials are needed: @ @ @ © ® @ pen scissors glue. dice. coloured pencil ens If this book is a success with your class, you may also like to try its ‘companion title: Festivals and Special Days in Britain which looks at British customs, traditions and celebrations through photocopiable games and puzzles. rormmameneColours QOD . the beach is yellow. Read the words and colour the picture. = The sky 1 bur with My hat is red and hot my clothes are blue Colours Kanu | My hat is black and my the hair ig red. My clothes fen are purple. My shoes My favourite colour My favourite colour is Here is my favourite colour ) C )UTIEMEIED Describing others @EO™D A terrible monster lives at the top of | |J the house Here is the monster's horrible friend Who are the monsters from 2222222+!=3 The House of Horror fold along the---lines TesReeeTesvene Ri ibis xs The worst CNY monster lives here AaHow many cats can you find? ie ® BAS ) q " TRA Numbers OD : ; ee i iSUM Me ae Ub ss sb sss bss Ue TE LTT VETTE introducing / describing oneself E ( d This is me WBE] mwecreoons WUNBREDTS of yourself here This is my friend This i my family What's your last name? Sticka ~ What's your first name? photooradrawing ~ . How old are you? ofyourfriendhere When is your birthday? Sticka photo ora drawing of your family here When were you born? What's your friend's name? w ‘Are you an only child? ye What nationality are you? v0" ” What's your friend's address? What's your address? How many brothers have you got? What's yourtelephone number? How many sisters have you got? What colour is your hair? Stick a photo What colour are your eyes? : Stick a photo ora drawing How tall are you? ora drawing of of your English your pet/your friend's — teacher here Stick a photo pet here ora drawing of yourself as a baby This ia my fret/ my 4 poet What is it? This is English teacher What's your teacher's name? here What's the name of your school? What's its name! Iwasa [J fat baby ie How old is it? How many pupils are in your CD smait English class? O pretty What does it like to eat? om Dugy _| Numbers and Colours’: Can you find the XMOQTWOFICE|] : numbers from 1-12 in RBNLUJSVOXTL a : this puzzle? PEIGHTPMWRO : : The words can go KDNBiHCNUMW : ; HOEUMUYOESL i aga Gee 5 f RSEI!LETINDHV : se Sp @\YTGVSVRSEFRE : ° 0 OP! MEFEKBEE : i FNYIJSSTNODEW Za &S WLEFOSNGELT Can you work out this puzzle? i Add up the numbers in shapes next to. each other and you get the number in j the square above. Fill in all the @4y~\ numbers and colour this picture Kfe> using the number code. cep §) a j CA~7 YN black _/ C wou) ( green) ) C8) Coange.) Gutow ConBaiue) Cate) Color) Cpe) 8+7=14The Mystery Ship This is a famous English ship. Itis in Portsmouth. What is it called? Find the letters with the pictures. cat eight ship teapot chair photo pizza mountains three sea Ge) eff 3 & tb As 9/9EUEZUGATIIEY Seasons / weather / school ® MDM The Mystery Picture zr & & £ 5 & i & Fe & & § & 5 5 g 5 E 5 5 Ez Colour the weather words BROWN. Then tum the Colour the months of the year WHITE. _ page like this: Colour the school subjects RED. Write here Colour the seasons BLACK. The mystery picture is aa» wt um: wm oatEFTTA Logic puzzles The Pyramid Joke Look at the pyramid. When you add up the numbers in two bricks = that are next to each other, you get the number in the brick above them. Fill in all the numbers. Then find out what the joke is. Y| | s GlY 17:16 4 17°19 3 2 16 69 Ce et, ee ee ee eS i G 26 189 4 47 189189 12 6 7 30 5 Seven = Ss [s ? Waa L2_Lihree 3 189 3019 1 Q 7=4 (38) (example) c s S Y] 26 69 20 19 9 3 69 166 3 pitt ab bee s Y 17:19 3 19 39 9 39 39 4 rE 9_@@p Robert t the Robot aan ®Z | Play this game and make the flea 16, / arobot like Robert. You need: (Mow the NOSE Gal two, three, four Hi me Boe ) 10) vive players FET ehe HECK te an Aas f2) V two dice Seneca! on tw Wa sheet of paper for each player V apen or pencil for each player Players throw one or two dice in turn. You need a twelve ora six to start. Twelve is for the body. Six is for the head. You throw a twelve and you draw the body. You throw a six and you draw the head. You must have the body and head first before you try to add arms and legs. The winner is the person with a complete robot. mom aoa a ee ay ae nPUES AAITED colours / numbers ® What Is It? Use a pencil and fill the squares Look at eleven - green five - red thirteen - yellow twelve - blue. sixteen - blue six - purple five - blue one - green thirteen - red twelve - green thirteen - blue seven - blue one - blue four - blue five - green two - black seventeen - red eleven - blue fifteen - blue seventeen - blue one - yellow eight - green fourteen - red one - red twelve - yellow seventeen-green _six- red twelve - red eight - purple three - green six - black fifteen - green fourteen - blue four -red three - blue three - red fourteen - yellow _nine- green eight - blue two - yellow eight - yellow seven - yellow seven - green six- green nine - blue seven - purple two - red ten - blue four - yellow eleven - red six - blue thirteen - green two - blue fifteen - red fourteen - green five - yellow four- green two- green © 2)3 4|5]6|7|8 10/11/12] 13| 14/15] 16] 17 purple black | red | blue green | yellow Write: It'sa Cee eeChase the Cheetah! i How fast can a cheetah run? on Colour the numbers from seven to ten. te Colour the numbers from twelve to twenty-three. 0 Colour the numbers from twenty-five to thirty-one. Colour all the numbers over thirty-three. Now add all the other numbers together. Write: A cheetah can run at ww. km per hour. | Make a Word | L five @ cae hFP Satish * iin HS, @ que QS Cees) 2 on™ Be LL a) Bo CRED ee!r_ TIMESAVER GAMES BX tags r, GSEs _______@e c Find the Trea ic me EEE E a E r r = Where is the treasure? = Write it here 14-8-12 14-13-12-1-7-9-13-12 10-7 9-11-4-12-13 14-8-12 5-3-1-14 5-12-14-15-12-12-11 14-8-12 14-13-12-12-7 and draw an arrow on the picture. Ca CTR TLE I TEETER EDThe Colour Circle “a oy : ayo? 7 aS/CPR How many colours can you find? . oe, er ©? start — Write: 1.red 2... use OY HERE se K : CO an me- a ae o est aes so. 2 toc ond i iS Tin , ber oO . ea °° SliTuy] Fill the spaces with names of colours or the words darker or lighter. Grey is than oe BUTS orn .» than black, Pinkis than red but it’. -» than white. Orange is vw than brown but it’s than yellow. Cream is... .... than white but it’s ... than yellow. ~and.. You mix smu tO make green. You mix. ind red to make orange. You mix red and to make pink. 1i TIMESAVER GAMES WRetea ated Qe | Find the Dogs Our dog kes birds Hes small ard thi ATT ‘My dog is big and black She tikes ice cream Can you find the dogs? Match the people to the dogs. Me | fy Lee eos: -TTA vocabulary Make a Sentence at Pees 7 oS COM apg ee ok feseets slat } “ 3 under Np = be eS th cen 1&_ Je2ng %, Ell gee, WS hows ab | | AND chazr || dogs How many sentences can you make?Making plans/ numbers ODP Weekend Plans Let's go Subtract 6 from each of these numbers: 33, 51, 28, 30, 30, 28, 35, 81 How about going ? Add 7 to each of the numbers 42, 12, 42, 35, 15, 22, 68 What about going ? What do all these people want todoatthe | Divide each of these weekend? Can you do this puzzle? Work out | numbers by 2 the maths and find the right letters onthe | 54, 34, 74, 88, 88, 44, 58, 150 wheel. Can you spell the words? LT TTT ~— iat Why don’t we watch a ? L Subtract 11 from these numbers 72, 33, 80, 23, 48 Let's pla Add 9 to these numbers 29, 28, 28, 53, 23, 9, 33, 33 Why don’t we go tothe LTT 1]? Divide these numbers by 2 88, 36, 102, 26 CE, 17 a1 a TST FTI AA Families / logic puzzles i Ly d o a e This is my family * i Can you find out i sa ° 7 : y e he & en a = i a i oo Mary is taller than Sue. Sue is next to Emily. Emily is older than David but not as old as mn Mary. Joe is between Mary and David. Molly is in front of Emily. Cathy is behind Felix © and next to Robert. Cathy is the oldest. David is the youngest. é le . A= D= G= & sa f B= E= H= é ® = 7 = Ste Fe Vs ‘ s Now colour them. £ 7 Joe's wearing a red jumper and blue trousers. z Cathy's wearing a blue dress, a green hat and a yellow scarf. Mary's wearing a green jumper and black trousers. Sue's wearing orange trousers and a yellow shirt. Robert's wearing a brown jacket, a white shirt and green trousers. Emily's wearing a white T-shirt and purple shorts. David's wearing a blue T-shirt and brown trousers. Felix is black and white. Molly's grey. Now draw Luke's family tree and put the right words in the spaces. mother father brother sister grandmother grandfather grandfather: Joe _ee PUES AAI Memory games Dan’s School Bag This is Dan's school bag. Look at it for two minutes. Then ask your teacher to give you the questions page. See if you can remember what's in the bag.PIAA Memory games / describing others / logic puzzles Dan’s School Bag: Questions Can you remember what is in Dan’s bag? In Dan’s school bag there is/are: i two pens four pens (J 6 pens hot two pencils four pencils 6 pencils eso a rubber aruler J] scissors tva an apple [J] a banana J an orange so two school books 3 school books LI 4 school books : a Gameboy a Walkman a CD player i the a Boyzone CD _] aBoyzone cassette (I atie 1 ten CJ ashoe a trainer CS batteries use sss C 3 batteries | 4 batteries U 16 sweets (] 8 sweets 12 sweets LJ 16 batteries agit leo There are two other things in the picture. What are they? son 7 i ale | The M Girl / % e Mouse Girls stor ond You decide to start a new band called The Mouse Tin ) val Girls. There are four girls in your band: Posh Mouse, | ) a Sporty Mouse, Scary Mouse and Baby Mouse. | Spe But there's a disaster - you can't remember their real names. Read the sentences about them and write the correct name next to each picture. Baby Sue Jackie Milly Tracey Sue is the oldest, Tracey is very unfit. Jackie thinks pink is a colour for babies and she never wears trainers. Sue hates wearing smart clothes and she likes football. Milly is very shy and quiet. Jackie is {good friends with Prince William and his other posh relations. Tracey is older than Milly C20 eePEST ALITEA Describing others / logic puzzles Z C&D School friends @2"— ae omy om Alice isnt from Canada. Sam isnt from Britain. S/8/s/8/, /S8/ 8) Nick doesnt like baseball LIS Se v BESSSSSIERS (Alice doeent tke Alice ‘pall. a | The American Nick likes baseball. [Sam | The Australian baseball | likes tennis. football rrr The American is 5 j ten years old. aymnastics 1 (The Canadian is, “ (twelve years old nn Sam Vikes Football. Kate likes gymnastics. Name ‘Spor tennis Country Kate, Alice, Sam and Nick are four new pupils at Holland Park School. They come from four different countries. They are different ages and they like different sports. Read the text in the bubbles. Fill in the grid with V for yes and X for no. Then complete the sentences. Alice is years old. She is from is her favourite sport. Kate Nick Sam rs r; i. i rc r i. r i r: r r r r r F r r r rT: r r i: r r rsEFTTA Hobbies Hobbies These people are talking about their hobbies. - Find two things which belong to each person. ‘My favourize hobby is painting and I like rollerblading 10. Ac the weekend I like playing tennis When it's raining, 1 Tike listening t0 like skiing but my favourite hobby is ‘playing computer like reading in ‘my bedroom. 1 also like playing the clarinet and T play in the school There are four things which don't belong to anyone. What are they? Cee taf at aL aa aaa a LTD ;ae = Ws ee ee ba ELUTE LOSA Animals / days, months and seasons € ae eae Name the Days Do you know the days of the week inEnglish? [5] Can you fit them into the grid? z wo Co Name the Animals Name the animals and do the puzzle. There is a message for a special day in the year. Which day, and what is the date? The day is‘Animals / comparatives a aD e Animal Puzzle How much do you know eee about these animals? rot Answer true or false and 0 follow the arrows to get to the end. The letters spell the names of two more animals. he if The giraffe is en es Koala bears are ait ] Dolphins are smaller than ; _ bigger than kangaroos, . Theblue whale ] | 29 = on i whales. —— ; is the largest uh . | mammal. les a {| Polar bears are i] Baby kangaroos || better swimmers a . 7 faster than are smaller than than penguins. ‘ leopards. Squirrels are more intelligent than dolphins Zebras are bigger than #] horses. Kangaroos are 4 faster than koala f Squirrels are smaller than koala bears. The two animals are: i| Kangaroos are faster than leopards.a ne itt TETAS Animals QOwD The Polar Bear Puzzle What can the polar bear smell? What is under the ice? How much do you know about polar bears? Write the answers in the grid. The anagrams help you. The mother polar bear makes a hole under the ice for her — (siabbe) Polar bears have - under their feet (riha) = N w A baby polar bear is - when it is born (ibid) 4 Ababy polar bear hasn't got - hair on its body when it is born (yan) 5 Apolar bear can - ata speed of 10km ‘9 an hour (msiw) 20 My, 6 Apolar bear's - is full of vitamin A (vieir) wg 7 Polar bears like to ~ Arctic foxes (tae). ~~ * # : - 8 Polar bears often -forupto33 years | My teacher often tells me off J usually work hard ¢ ¢ I'm always full of fun ideas ———— -; : TTT TEA Animals / comparatives/superlatives ® a > Animal Lovers Quiz The correct answers spi > 1. Whichanimal XQ ¥ 2 runs faster 5 a overa short % distance? FIs puma vis acheetah : faa en 2.Which is longer? aboa an anaconda Wire OS ny ee a key Gey WNoeAu = ae 3. Which is smaller? a baby kangaroo 4. Which is slower? atortoise we 5. Which is i heavier? a white rhinoceros 6. Which runs T faster? jan African elephant h they move ‘ their ears to ‘talk’ to one another © | a baby panda a 2 Z Fe ja snail a hippopotamus rhinoceros 9 | anostrich ablue whale Doo, LT | the marks HO LE lon their ears <> show which family they come from a PL ae Parr pee ah gh a aa ae PtAnimal Lovers Quiz 9.How long can a sea lion stay under water? ° aco in (EO sominutes & : Y = 10, Which of these do killer whales eat? Sf, tea 11. How many litres of a be watercanacamel__-<{ sk drinkinten 1 Go minutes? Pot “Tw 0 I: 20 litres hear better tha 13. An emu attacks things SG ‘ago 14, Which lives longer? 15. Which lives longer? 16. Which lives longer? ~—L*_Jazebra 17. Which lives Fett z ' longer? ja chimpanzee 4hours J I people 121 litres 12.Arhinocan 0 TQS x Me chy RO, I ‘Gp a bt ° see better than cansee L" | see better than it can hear itcan smell % NX © | with its feet arhinoceros Y Ja camelSane oe oe eo ota oe oes tt ; Where's Ben? Read about the dogs and find him. Write the names by the dogs. What's Ben doing? Write the answer. Holly doesn't like playing with the cat. Max likes water. Lucy likes playing the guitar. Bruno, Jess and Oscar like playing with the Christmas tree angels. Ellie likes eating bananas. pom oma Lucky and Sophia like playing with the ball. Barny, Bonny and Benjy like eating pizza. Cassie likes skiing. What about Ben? Ben likes playing with theVerbs(oasttense) Rescue the Animal Lover There are some people who get themselves into trouble by helping animals. Help the fireman get to the top of the tree. Choose the correct word in each line so you can read the true story of what happened to the man and the cat. UT Th = il a Ho ESThe Pet Shop Look at the two pictures of the pet shop and write down the 10 differences. 1. In picture A, a cat is fishing but in picture B a dog is fishing. In Great Britain dogs and cats are the most popular pets. What do you think is the third most popular pet? Write the first letter of the names of each of these things and you can name the pet. (a esis ca ee Ta TORT TPRREOTIERE)= PMD L&D a A 7 I A Zz You need these animals for nma Ss — the game on page 36. S kangaroo > panther parrot ostrich crocodile dog a + ee ' & meV vO snake ” genkey duck youve) } Me ee S mrt . spider Tish 7 Cp rabbit eT HS al = CM eps thino tortoise meadhot. 250) ive 2501 ye en, sse ses git ‘sa, les sa et nd Tin: vat Spe OI ATIEY Adjectives AMAZING ADJECTIVES 2D naughty ED a Sa DE RE OT TTT)id UU \ oar fi eo te TT ETL cjectives > AMAZING ADJECTIVES You need these adjectives for the game on page 36. is 2 \ 1" sy hairy athletic proudee ceeaeet eeeeeee coerce Personality Quizzes DE ¥ e e = Favourite Animals Look at the animals on page 33. - o What is your favourite animal? Choose one animal. Write: My favourite animals a/an Why? like it because it’s (choose three words from pages 34 and 35) (1) and (2) and (3) Now choose your 2nd favourite animal. Write: My 2nd favourite animal is a/an___ Why? I like it because it’s (choose three more words from pages 34 and 35) (1) and (2) and (3) Now choose your 3rd favourite animal. Write: My 3rd favourite animal is a/an Why? ike it because it’s (choose three more words from pages 34 and 35) (1) and (2) and (3) Now ask your teacher for the analysis of your choices. AO WD a aaa ada ote a & ® & & E| Adjectives Adjective Maze The answer is always in the next square. 1 Anelephantisthis 11 Youmixredand blue 20 This describes a party colour tomake this colour 94. This describes people 2 Theskyisthis colour 12 Horror films are - with a lot of money 3 Abig party is - 13 Ants are - 22 This describes the 4 The opposite ofold 14 Atomatois- colour of some money 5 The opposite of ugly 15 Chairs, beds and 23 This describes a good 6 Grass is this colour tables are - joke 7 Opposite of light 16 The opposite of easy 24 Queen Elizabeth, Mr ; ee Bean and Shakespeare 8 Ashape with four 17 Einstein was very - ae equal sides ; ' re 18 The opposite of boring 95 this doesn’t describe now is this colour 19. Pizzas and Pavarotti atortoise 10 Nice weather are- What does your picture look like? afish anelephant adog my best friend Z analien aplant ahouse mepe Can you find all the missing things? Take the letters from the squares marked ®. : You can find the thing which you need to help you get to school on time. ACROSS DOWN j 1 You can sleep in it (3) 1 You can cross the river with this (4) ; 2. You can wear it on your head (3) 1 You can drink this in England (3) : 4 You can drive to town in it (3) 5 You can read it (4) : 6 You can fly to America in it (9) 7 You can take photos with it (6) 8. You can cut things with it (5) 9 You can wear them on your feet (5) 11 You can talk to your friends in other 10. You can buy things with it (5) towns with it (9) 12 You can see in the dark with it (4) 14 You can senda letter with this (5) 13 You can go for a walk in it (4) 15 You can open a door with this (3) The mystery thing is ami 1 It's a town in the east of Scotland. 2 It’s the name of a Scottish lake with E ‘ a famous monster. 9 la 3 It’s the highest mountain in Scotland. PT i 4 It’s the name of a T group of islands to the north-east of Scotland. — L 5 It’sa Scottish town to the south of Aberdeen. 6 It’s a Scottish city to the east of Glasgow. 7 It’sa country to the south of Look at the map of Scotland, Scotland. Ta etl 8 It'sa city in the west of Scotland. Pg a i i |f ETTAAITE shopping / quantities | JT, Begin at the START sentence and follow the maze. If you think the sentence is correct, follow the black arrow. If you think the sentence is wrong, follow the white arrow. You will get out of the maze if you go to all the sentences once and make the right decisions. Supermarket Maze 8 et much tomatoes fast, NSnieT oOa di pW le a asked her for Amik. Xf i Us Ue Ud |PULTE LIE 100 + adj (BY € RD The Hat Shop | Pa QP 4 Dap_¥ OD The Birthday oe Toby is going shopping because it’s his mother's birthday. Whatis he buying for her? Use the letters in the squares with the little birthday cake candles to make the word. They are notin the right order. ACROSS 1 Inthe sandwich bar you can buy things to take...... or eat there (4) 3 Youcan buya pair of...... and a scarf for the winter (6) I 5 "Have you got any trainers in size DOWN | 620" sau, lim sorry, we've only got 1 “Have you got..... medium T-shirts | them in size 5." (2) please?” (3) | 6 "Doyou have any Japanese food?” 2 He/she serves you ina shop (9) | * cae What would you like?” (3) 3 Doyou like to....... shopping at the ' 7 "Id like some...... to eat with my weekend? (2) strawberries, please." (5) 4 "Id like....... trainers please.” (4) 20 “I'd like some blue jeans, ......” (6) 17° “Excuse ......!” (2) — 9 “Canthelp you?” “Yes, please, 5 “Have you got any bananas please?” ES like to buy some sunglasses.” (2) * an Vm sorry, we haven't.” (2) i 10 Ifyou want to buy some sports 7 "Vd like some potatoes because I'm r. clothes,...... to the sports going to....... supper.” a department on the ground floor (2) 8 (and 15 Across) When you want the r. 13 Always remember to say “please” assistant to help you, you say this (6,2) | = and”... you" (5) 11 (and 19 Across) "7d like to... these = 15 (See 8 Down) (2) trainers, please” (3,2) == 16 “Do you like the blue hat?” 12“... you got any red hats, please?” (4) r “No, .... doesn't suit me.” (2) 14 we haven't got any trainers i 18 “Have you got any of these T-shirts in your size.” (5) r in blue .... green please?” (2) 16 “You can buy a baseball cap... the —< 19 (See 11 Down) sports department.” (2) r r r The birthday presents a | yPersonality quizzes / sometimes/oftenineverlalways ODP Do you have hard (or easy!) your PartOne A: Never B: Rarely How often do you have to... How often do you have to.. C: Sometimes D: Quite frequently E: Very often F: Always/Every day Puta letter (A-F) after each question below to say how often you have to do something, then look at the key at the bottom of the page and add up your score. Then look at page 45. How often do you have to. How often do you have to... ey i Eu Vow often do you hve fox How often do you have to (i) do the laundry? (ii) do the washing-up? (iii) do the ironing? (iv), make your bed? (v)_ clean your bedroom? (vi) lay the table? How often do you have to... How often do you have to... (vii) do the housework? KEY: c=3 F=6 (viii) do the cooking? A My total is (ix) do the shopping? B=2 E=5 (x) wash the car? CY ss on aaa ROR a al _ zl zl = a al 2 zl & 5 & get yy yy ppDUEL ALITY Personality quizzes / mustimustn’t ® Do you have a hard life? Write TRUE or FALSE after each sentence, then look at the key at the bottom of the page to work ‘out your total for this section. snacks between meals. (C Le 6) | 1 2: I mustn't eat sweets or Imustn’t stay up late ‘watching television. on the furniture. ay aye 3 I mustn't put my feet Tmustn't invite friends to my parents first. dinner without asking music. 9 Hr iF EX<= Seb SX os! 7 art Ne I mustn't have any parties. I mustn't have long tele= I mustn't lie in bed at phone conversations. the weekend. 3 Ss fe Uda Cds lds dete de de de ds Udo de WMV Ue We WU Ws | mustn't eat with my elbows on the table. | mustn't swear. Imustn’t talk with my mouth full. Key: FALSE =O for all questions 1Tue=5 5 Tue=4 6 True=3 7 True=5 8 True=2 9 True=5 10 True 11 True 12 True=4 My total is Total 1 (page 44) was My grand total is When you know your grand total, ask your teacher for the analysis of your hard life.ETAT sometimesioftenineverlalways ee OD Welcome to Sillyville Where's the bank 1 2{ Talways do the ) 3 I never read \erossword > books. 4 5 6 - Be careful! (pow) eed ai in oom oem ed a ar ayde ae Me Uae Ue de Ue ee MU MU Uh UU Ud Ue UW Making plans The Invitation Maze Can you find the two paths through the maze? Andy speaks first. Follow Andy's path in red and Lydia's path in blue. START oad (‘) see Sefeam 2 Where are et 5 Here you Oak wo are. Lets & -@) Now add up the numbers on Andy's path to find out the height (in metres) of Nelson’s Column (in Trafalgar Square) and add up the numbers on Lydia's path to find out the date of the Battle of Trafalgar. Nelson's Column is __ metres high. The Battle of Trafalgar was in the year CnELITE Personality quizzes @) Dp Le [sre you a WILD and|i - iil Crazy person DJ ae WE SI eG, (oO VA i | ie) Ger ey v Ms ~aea ode & A tee G- the environment ¢ GES COA ae ae ETE : AA fi A $ By i reg Anti tons ater 2 XS ; unnerieee POS) |e VS TON AO TUT ygsnoo)—s| Po you belong tora wildife club J} ra (e.g.bhe Worldwide Fond for Nature)? e8/\\ vp ean St 7. Do you buy ‘green’ thing leapachirg powder) = things | aged et > ye Pty , % . |e your friends from you ¢ you 2 ay pm pat gat gargFLUTE Personality quizzes H 7 ee es | |{ tn it 5 jivé mori ou like dharity es cing’? Savethe Children)? Q seas pps} Cenousing 2 Pes this weeks” [55 De like to sit i Number 1 bey Toon and do nothing hit Song FE ee £ 8D ee) vl tt td Na—_— Ow f LUE LISD Clothes / pronunciation @) & Clothes Rhymes letter dessert UIP TT tennis racket houses kites. & Do you know how to say the names of all these clothes (on the left of the page)? Look at the things on the right and find the words to rhyme with each of the clothes, for example, tie and sky.TIMESAVEI a ® ded Picture Crossword t the pictures and write the words injoes COD Clothes in Space Write the names of the clothes next to the pictures. Look at the little numbers in the boxes, Put the correct letters from the boxes with numbers in the boxes at the bottom of the page. Learn a new fact about the planet Uranus! 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HrH Your moves @ You can move the counter from left to right, from top to bottom and from bottom to top. @ You can also change direction. But you cannot move diagonally. | | |king wor | TIMESAVER GAMES Btu f oD ‘Down under’ is the English nickname for Australia. Are you an Australia expert? Answer these questions and choose ‘true’ or ‘false’ and join the dots to complete the map of Australia. If your map looks like the correct shape, use an atlas to find out where these cities are: Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. TRUE FALSE 1. Australia is bigger than Europe. 5-13 1-5 , 2. Ajumbo jet takes about 40 hours to fly from Australia to Britain. 7-27 7-11 3. Australia is 25 times bigger than Britain and Ireland. 17-27 7-27 4. Australia has seven states. 17-21 7-9 5. The capital of Australia is Canberra. 13-21 11-25 6. Sydney is in the state of . Western Australia. 9-13 11-15 7. Sydney is bigger than Canberra. 17-29 17-23 8. Summer in Australia is from December to February. 5-9 7-13 9. Australians pay for things with Australian dollars. 5-25 7-15 10. The Aborigines are the original people of Australia. 7-29 15-17 11. The Outback isa large area in the middle of Australia. 3-9 3-31 12. Cattle and sheep farming is very important in the Outback. 1-3 1-9 13, There are ten times more sheep than people in Australia. 19-31 5-17 14, The east of Australia has more people than the rest of the country. 9-23 9-13 |) Ste Sige ee ene ele ey 5 . cS 5 = s Tepe3 poe, Qa ee eee Western Queenstand ‘Australia ay ™ sou gs 7 New South Wales ™: = ——FFT SF Family The Phantom Family Tree 1. Wilma's father is called Willie the Wizard. 2. Wilma’s grandmother (Vanessa the Vampire) is married to Victor the Vampire. 3. Godfrey the Ghost and his wife Gertrude are Willie's grandparents. 4. Wendy the Witch is Wilma’s mother. 5. Walter the Wizard is Willie's brother. 6. Gertrude the Ghost'’s two daughters are called Veronica the Vampire and Vanessa the Vampire. | OD Meet Wilma the Witch and her family. Write the names in the spaces. 7. Victor the Vampire is Vanessa's husband. 8. Victor and Vanessa's daughter is called Victoria the Vampire. She is Walter and Willie's sister. 9. Gordon the Ghost is Gordon's son. 10. Gary the Ghost is Gordon's brother. 11. Graham the Ghost is Gordon and Gary's father. 12. Gordon, Gary and their sister Griselda are Wilma’s three cousins. 1h saa aa aa oe oh a & & = mmA Punch Lines Here are some jokes. The ‘punch line’ is the part of the joke which makes you laugh. Can you find the correct punch lines for these jokes? 1. What has ten legs, three heads and two tails? a. Ahot dog. b. How do you pronounce the letters Y-E-S? «. Which one? d. Apenguin rolling down a hill. 2. What kind of dog has no tail? 3. Which question always gets the answer ‘yes’? i cs i r r: re = rc: E re : 4. 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(a) Woody Allen - ON (b) Robin Williams - F (0) JimCarrey - UELT ALIUEY Personality a ( 2 ee _| Do You Watch z Too Much Sean = & = i | = 1. Do you watch television every day? yes no E 2. Do you watch television more than three Ee 7 hours a day? yes no =e : 3. Do you watch television before breakfast? yes no € 4 4. Have you gota television in your bedroom? yes no = x 5. Do you like watching television better or i than reading books? yes no E * 6. Doyou like watching television better than i going to the cinema? yes no 5 7. Doyou have most of your meals in front 5 of the television? yes no E 8. Do you like watching television better than i going for walks? yes no e 9. Ifthe phone rings when you are watching = television, do you answer it? yes no 10. Do you ever watch the same video more than three times? yes no Now ask your teacher for the analysis. ome mmmmea i i rh lh Th - i ed a) di r r odd ic — f Mth Uh Uh Uh UU Memory games / nature / humour y >) Nature Watch Look at these pictures for three minutes and then turn to page 64. acloud the sun afield ‘aiWver an apple aflower a butterfly aplant afish a seashell Can you speak ‘Calculator’? Can you understand your calculator when it speaks to you? Enter the number 0.7734 and turn your calculator upside down. What does it say? z= Is your calculator happy or sad? Enter the number “ 334.334 and turn your calculator upside down. What's the answer? ( / Your calculator has got an English name. Enter the number 227. Multiply it by 2 and then by 17 and turn your calculator upside down. What's its name? Is your calculator rich? What has he got in his pockets? Multiply 3319 by 16, add 600 and turn your calculator upside down to find the answer.TFT TTT TTF viemory games / nature Nature Watch Memory Test fa 4. What is between the picture of the rain and the picture of the flower? 5. What is under the picture of the cow? 6. Whereis the field? 7. What is on the right of the cloud? What is on the left of the seashell? Mm Woe AD Pays ae 9. Is the forest on the left or the right of all the pictures? 4 -Y) 10. Is the fish at the top or the bottom of all the pictures? 11. Where is the river? soap a Maen ee 12. Is the sky next to the bird or next to the flower? 6 ED) Tomid dd er Must / mustn’t Are You a Fish? Sfu Most people love water (swimming, sailing, water sports) or just playing. But water is dangerous too and you must always be careful. Here are nine questions about water Pome SU UEC E SUC hcg each one and write them at the bottom of this page. 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SAD TIRED THIRSTY HAPPY HUNGRYTel 1g the time Secret Message 222" five past three twenty-five tonine half past seven _five to twelve E a B_ five to seven twenty past nine : C five to three five to nine five to one quarter past nine ° oe) €) oe) ) sa ; ve 0’ ; D quarter pastsix half past seven five o'clock five to nine five to one a i 0 : » €) e) oo) al : quarter past nine five to seven five to twelve five past six E fivetosix five to nine five past seven five to nine fivetoone quarter past nine Now look at the semaphore : alphabet. Find the letters which é match the shapes of the hands j & fe on the clocks. wet Write the secret message and give the answer, AW BL ; oe Not adaJ, apttd I > it 3 + > aks ag *K “f ‘7FI ] ma I nee ds di da di da. foun eh a ii I Ir 4 | dl Ua id} Pale ee Woda aa u A ELETAIL 600d atibad at / personality quizzes 3 What’s Your Game? YES Are you bad at staying calm when afriend upsets you? Do you often tell your Do you enjoy ae spending the Are you good at disagree with evening with riding a bike Gean friends more than without holding avisitto a disco or ontothe aclub? handlebars? C Are you good at recognising different kinds of trees? DI You have an important exam at the end of the year. Do you leave all the revision until the last minute? Nw ‘Are you good at saving money? Do you want tolive in the country? A Kh Se NO, Do you try to avoid being out in the rain? Your teacher says: ‘You are never going to pass your NO exam." Do you stop trying to work hard? Are you good at taking risks? Does it take you more than five minutes to do your hair in the morning?TRIMITIMInITirrTr irri al vEE PEP Ek Pak aa &® QL »- oO it = i= @ 2: +] [oo] fun | £2 | @ té w]e /o/o/a|5/— o 3§ Mj4j—|Z\H\n) 3g gs [Vjojaiw fu ZS 2 |; | (fe: —lylelole| | @ 3: aiziz/E|< | 32 V|—|—lo)x| qi = Sully 32 njalainlo gs | 8 ae <|a/oT Js Her birthday is on She comes from Her mother’s called Her father’s called She hasn't got any She has got Their names are Her favourite colour is Her favourite food is 11. Her favourite hobby is ae 12. Her favourite actor is a oy HJ Describing others / sport The Ice Skating Puzzle 10. Her favourite ice cream is Tara Lipinski was a world champion ice-skater when she was only fifteen years old. She was famous because she was good at doing triple jumps (three big jumps one after the other) in her skating routines. Triple jumps are very difficult. How many did she do in each dance when she skated in international competitions? Do the puzzle and find out. Match the halves of the sentences on the left to the halves on the right, then join the two numbers in the little box. Then you can see how many triple jumps Tara usually did. . Patricia. }. Mischief, Coco, Brandy, Camelot and Lancelot. . five dogs. . strawberry. . pasta, . the 10th of June. . Jack. . shopping. . Texas in the USA. . Tom Cruise. . brothers or sisters. . purple. Ta ETE RTOSFTA TTT SF introducing / describing yourself Snowboardin or Skiing? Are you a snowboarder or a skier? Which is the best winter sport for you? Do this test to find out. Choose (a) or (b). 1. You (a) like to try new things (b) hate to try new things x You think sportis (a) serious exercise (b) good fun . When there is snow on the mountains you think (a) it's boring when your friends are not there (b) the world is silent and beautiful 4. Danger is (a) an important part of sport (b) bad in all sports 5. It’simportant for winter sports clothes to be (a) warm b) fashionable and fun 6. Speedis (a) frightening (b) fantastic GED ect ova cao _ @ED 7. Whenit’s snowing (a) you get wet when you sit on the chair-lift (b) you don't notice the snow if you are having fun 8. Falling over (a) is annoying when you are out in the snow (b) is part of a winter holiday Ask your teacher for the analysis.The Ice Hockey Puzzle Skate along with the ice hockey player and try to score a goal. In each answer you have to change two letters in the previous answer. 1. Players are often - because ice hockey isa violent game 2. Ice hockey players have to work very — 3. Ice hockey players wear helmets to protect their heads. Helmets are hard ~ 4, The Maple Leafs are the Canadian team with the most — 5. The puckis sometimes difficult to see because it move so ~ 6. The Maple Leafs are the most popular team in Canada but they are not the - players 7. Eric Lindros is a famous ice hockey player; his nickname is ‘The - One’ 8. The Maple Leafs don't win many games. In other words,they don't- gy many other teams 9. Ice hockey players play between 82 and 102 games each — 10. There are between 11 and 18 players in a- 11. Wayne Gretsky is an ice hockey legend. He has more records ~ any other player qq 12, ~ a player starts a fight, he has to stay off the ice for five minutes 13. Top sports stars like Wayne Gretsky and Eric Lindros train every day of the - 14. Ice hockey players have to ~ harder than footballers 15, You wear a thick inside your @ skating boot 16. In ice hockey the ‘ball’ is called a - 17, You ~ the puck along with an ice hockey stick and try to score a goalVerbs (past tense) °s Lif Leo’s Life SEIo ee Gy (GeDGED GRY, Cs] ae Ses Gey CYS UO GE) CID EWES = Help Leonardo reach the Oscar by choosing the correct word in the maze to fill in the gaps. Leonardo DiCaprio was born on the 11th of. in 1974 in Los Angeles. He grew up ina poor area of the city him and helped him in everything he wanted to do. His mother him in a car for two hours to get toa but his family good school every day. Leo started acting in commercials. He did ithity opeeeeemeeees of them. After that, he did two TV series. He liked being on TV every week. Since then, he’s in films with some of the most famous people in Hollywood and now Leo is probably the most famous actor in the world. His most famous films are Romeo and Juliet, Titanic and The Beach. But Leo ___ forgotten the most important things in life: family and friends. When Leo started to earn __ of money from acting, he bought dada car. Leo says: “I have experienced lots of changes but | always be there for my parents. | to be the perfect child.” Leonardo won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in the film What's Eating Gilbert Grape? Find out who the main actor was in that film from the letters next to the words which you chose in the maze. His name is . ano ana on ap a a en an aa a E & an owELITE comparatives/superlatives The. Facts Quiz Ask your friends; look in the encyclopaedia - or just guess! 1. Canada is smaller than the usa. Yes [ no[] 2. The London Underground 3. Spain attracts more tourists 4. The Empire State Building (the Tube) is shorter than the than Italy. in New York is higher than the Paris Underground (the Métro). ys [ No Eiffel Tower in Paris, yes (] No yes] No 5. The first computer is older 6. Platinum is more expensive _7. Clint Eastwood is older than the first television. than gold. than Jack Nicholson. yes] no (] YES no] yes [_] NO ay z ves] no[] ves] no[] 8. The Indian Oceanis bigger 9. Venus is bigger than Mars. _10. Jane Austen wrote more than the Atlantic Ocean. ves] nol] books than Charles Dickens. 75,git eat FLU LIED Introducing / describing oneself a | Do You Love Answer YES or NO to these questions and follow the arrows. Find your letter at the bottom of the page and ask your School? teacher for the analysis. 3 06 oY: “ \, Ss P 3 ARE YOU SITTING NEXT TO ONE OF YouR FRIENDS AT SCHOOL? 4 = & & ‘ARE YOU HAPPY TO BE BACK AT SCHOOL AFTER THE HOLIDAYS? Do You Like YouR ‘SCHOOL CLOTHE! DO YOU LIKE BLUE BETTER THAN RED?WHICH WORD DESCRIBES YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAY? ea START : 1S SCHOOL ONE OF YOUR FAVOURITE PLACES? ag he S Ce OWE i ARE YOU SAD ABOUT THiS : pa 2 A i r y {2 1S IT IMPORTANT FOR i g is BD cosmo ot ba ; pt Sa wscHool? eG, tS : 5 =. DO ALOT OF YouR _ t AS 5 FRIENDS GO TOA Er ) ~ DIFFERENT SCHOOL? pas me i q ces | { ¥ | ay 0YOU HAVE AN ENEMY f , Ta Teacher ORAPUPID) p HF ey Invour scnoot? Co = rs \ we a e 7 OV ow oar Do Your TEACHERS UNDERSTAND YOUR SENSE ‘OF HUMOUR? kystPUTT LISA Polite phrases QED The Party What is everyone saying? Find the correct words for each person. (a) I'm sorry! (b) Are you taller than me? (©) Excuse me. (d) What a pity! | () Thisis too heavy for you. (f) Itdoesn't matter. (9) Canthelp you? (h) Can you help me please?FLUTE Animals / comparatives, superlatives Big Cats How much do you know about big cats? Put these words into the text: bigger shorter smallest longer longest smaller _faster bigger rarer rarest biggest fastest —_longest Lions live in families. The males are B than the females and they have | hair on their heads. This hair is called a mane. Most lions live in southern Africa, but there are some in India. Lions sleep for about 18 hours a day. Tigers live in forests in Asia, Sumatra and Java. Some tigers are .B than lions. Tigers are rare in the wild because people hunt them for their fur. Tigers live alone and hunt at night. They love water and can swim very well. Leopards and jaguars are very similar, but leopards live in Africa and Asia and jaguars live in central South America. Like tigers, they live alone. Leopards are s than jaguars. Jaguars have | tails, Snow leopards are the big cats. People hunt them for their fur. They live in high mountains in central Asia. Cheetahs are the f animals. ws ws i r z TT " uwETAT Question tags The Lion King Kylie and Ben have been to see The Lion King at the theatre in London. Add the correct question tags to their conversation. There is a number by each empty space and there is also a number by each tag. Join the two matching numbers on the grid below and you can find out what to say when you meet a lion! Kylie: Kylie: Kyli It was brilliant 26 wasn’ (6) it? Yes, it was even better than the film. The costumes were amazing, (8) They must have spent millions on them, (4) | was quite young when the film first came out. We went with grandma and | was terrified of Scar, (3) | don’t really remember. You weren't that young, (10) was seven. You tried to frighten me, too, (17) Only once or twice. You were too clever, (14) | suppose so. I'm trying to remember the differences between the film and the stage version. They didn't leave any of the characters out of the stage version, (23) No, | don’t think so. Timon was in the film (1) Yes. What did you think of the music? It sounded incredible, (24) wy) That's because it was live. There's something really magic about the theatre, (27) Ben: — But we'll still watch the film now and again, (9) Kylie: Of course! It's one of my absolute favourites. Ill never be too old to enjoy The Lion King. 18 didn’t you? 4 didthey? 15 weren't you? 19 wasn't he? 26 wasn’tit? 23 didn’tit? 28 weren't they? 26 isn’t there? 5 mustn't they? 8 won't we? 21 wasn't? 9 were you? ah af J I). yy m 5 § mm womQE iZria CZITFA daily routine » My Ideal Job Whats your ideal job? Imagine you go to work. | Answer the questions and collect the symbols, Iget up at Sotlock *O© CD) 6o'dock # # To'dock & ¥. 10 o'clock > , Se ah 12 o'clock % % wee ld wae Uae I work 6 ») OC 2daysaweek Te FN Sdaysaweek & BY} 6 daysa week > CI 7daysaweek © © > Igo to work bycar LE bybus by helicopter *% % by bicycle * * © bytrain & © = After work go to a restaurant eo bE go to the cinema e¥ watch television (ee) (eet) (es (re| {ea} At work | wear ¢O normal clothes ** go for a walk Oasut 8S IE CJ oldclothes* * © © listen to the radio C) designer clothes % ¢+O Count your symbols. How many have you got? > © o¢ oO¢ Now ask your teacher to tell you about your ideal job. osTAT TTT ISA Verbs (past tense) The Pocahontas § Story Do you know the true story of Pocahontas? Read her story and write the missing verbs in the boxes in the puzzle to find the name of the place where Pocahontas lived. (It's called Virginia now.) ©) p her head on top of his head. The Indians couldn't kill John Smith without killing Pocahontas. She was about twelve years old when she did this. Perhaps she (4)w with him, John Smith went back to England without her. Later, in 1613, the white people (9)e__ and became a Christian, She had a new name: Rebecca. She married a man called John Rolfe. In 1616 they went to England. When she was a young Indian girl in America she ran through the forest without shoes or clothes. In England she wore beautiful clothes and shoes; she met King James, and she went to big dances in London. When she was twenty-one, she Me illand decided to go home but she (2) h to get off the ship in Gravesend, about twenty miles from London, because she was very ill. She (10) a. in Gravesend and they buried her there at St George's church. Her son, Thomas Rolfe, went to Virginia in 1635, Perhaps you can find some of Pocahontas’ family in Virginia now. Pocahontas away from her family to live with them. She (7) |__ English Pocahontas (4) s bom in America in 1595. Her father’s name was Powhatan. He was an Indian chief and he ruled a group of Algonquin tribes. In about 1607 the English (5) c to the place where Pocahontas (3)__They(1)o__ a town called Jamestown, Powhatan @e _a white Englishman, His name was John Smith. The Indians (12) w tokill him but Pocahontas saved him. She in love : J 2 ay _ 5 6 7 10 " 12 WP Pepe ye |— 1 wa bY Verbs (past tense) QED The Native American Quiz Pocahontas was a Native American. The Plains Indians spoke different languages and had different customs but they all had a similar way of life. Read these facts about the Plains Indians and decide which are true and which are false. The letters will spell the Sioux Indian word for “cloudy waters" It's also the name of a place. LILI 1. Plains Indian men didn’t have much hair on their faces or bodies. Ifthey 8. The women put up and took down did, they removed it. the tipis (tents). True [M} FALSE [W] TRUE|T FALSE[ 1 | 2.1n tribes that didn’t move around too much, men often looked after the children. True [1] FALSE 9. The Plains Indians had very clean white teeth because of their healthy, sugar-free diet. TRuE [A FALSE [N| 3. Boys played a game that later became ice hockey. True [N FALSE[S] wh \ an) ws lh 4, Indian camps always had a sweat room (sauna) _ TRUE |N FALSE |C 5. Plains Indians never played ling games and believed that ling games were bad for the ° FALSE E | rents of a baby chose its name six months after it was born. TRUE |N FALSE| S 7. Eagle feathers were very valuable to the Plains Indians. TruE [0] FALSE[S aTTT ITEY Traditions/instructions | Pancake Day Do you know how to make a pancake? Look at these 10 instructions. Put them in the correct order. Put 1, 2, 3, etc, by the pictures. 5 coe _| = = a a | o a ml > Put some of the butter oa] inthe frying-pan. = oy Toss (throw) the pancake. oy Ti You need: eggs, 1.14 Mix the milk and : eee litres of milk, 230g flour, 604g butte, a lemon, some sugar, a little salt. Put one spoon of the egg/flour/milk/salt into the frying-pan. =x » Put some lemon and ‘Add the eggs/milk sugar on the pancake. to the flour/salt. Mix the flour and salt.4 38 pSUUUE ee 4d 4 4 22 W7 18 5 39 33 * wud 34 wu ey u 23 _— u i ws 7" Ww UU LTV FIT TTZA Describing others The Boyzone Puzzle Shane's twin sisters belong to another famous pop group called . Shane has got a tattoo ofa__ There are boys in the group. They come from Their names are on his shoulder. Ronan's nickname is. _ (just like the cartoon character). Shane's hero is in his own family. His hero is 5 Keith has got Ronan likes eating Stephen and Ronan have got the same star sign: called Hugh. They've all got blue Keith isa Ronan's favourite sports are They've got thirteen brothers and eight between them Ronanis the member of the group. Keith was studying to be an before he joined Boyzone. If Mikey was on a desert island, he'd like to have Stephen's birthday is on ,i’sa special day in Ireland, o ee © . 8 38 3 16 15 7 ee eo. 17°33 39 13 1 eo 0 e © @ ° 2209 #5 2 30 18 (21 Shane Lynch is one of the Dem Peete cette’ ee rc PEPE em yy ea ees er etd und tueest ties 25° Tintin 30° sisters. 14 Dublin. 21. Btwitched. 17° father. 19° horse. 16 Shane, Ronan, Keith, Mikey, Stephen 28 his dad, 11. StPatrick’s Day 2 arabbit 13 youngest. 8 five. 35. his guitar, some sun-tan cream and a bottle of milk. 3 Pisces. 33 eyes. 9 architect. 15. golfand horse-riding. 1 pasta. eo 8 23.14). 19 oe 34°35 eo ee 25 1 22= CLELIEALIIEY verbs (present simple tense) Dp Treasure ~Hunt i ‘Take a coin ou $ to ae the an dd castle = Heads? | we Its the SE princess’ a qws notan Gold bracelet. te hae TY, accident! She 18 very pleased = ITs A, and gives you 7 SS) You see your, 7. FILM: E20 (655) tornerte ley, Ez “ Z F t 4LEAL v2"0s (oresent simple tense) Treasure | treasure hunt... @| TIT ATITEY Going to future / personality quizzes Fun in the Sun Todd. i! 4 The midday sun is. = : dangerous. ~ : Have you got = t ? your sun-tan 7 ‘ - cream? = e E filmstar isin ; vee the river and 7 5 terrible storm! pacer } = Have you got ‘Are you going It’s midday i to save her?, and it’s very s " a{ running away WD shoes. Are you going to chase, They'te making a film! him? : x Why don't a “ you stop and k watch? = i = Ate you & brave enough going to lie z torun past this onthe 5 crocodile? beach? a to follow = ff these - our footprints? & athletic it 4 friend is going E torun around the 7 island, Are you z going too? : How about Boat Number 1? = Is got a guidebook, a camera What about Boat Number 27. =~ ‘and a notebook init. Look! There's @ sun hat and some 2, z sun-tan cream on the seat. 6)UES AEA Going to future / personality quizzes Welcome to this beautiful tropical island. It’s the perfect place for a holiday. First go down to the beach (at the bottom of the page) and find a boat. ere Sr Rr eee eres you what kind of Are you going to give this poor old woman any money? ‘Are you going to ask the tourist Youre lost! Have you got guide about the your history of the guidebook? What a surprise! You find a picnic. Are you going to eat it? Your friend says:"Lookat You find that rubbish! a beautiful Let's stop and statue in the dearit up!” Do ruins. Are you going to ex keep it? Iestsland Disco Night. Are you going? You're lucky! An archaeologist is working on the ruins Are you going to spend one of your ‘two weeks’ holiday with him? Are you going to visit the ruins? Why don't you try Boat Number 3? It comes with a free tent, food and a knife.STE TTSY TEACHER'S SECTION PAGE 3 Who are the monsters from the House of Horror? NB. You also need to photocopy page 5 (My page) if you are using this page. After the cutting and folding, as instructed, page 3is then stuck on top of page 5 and the various windows and doors can be opened to solve the puzzle. PAGE4 — Howmany cats can you find? There are 42 cats. PAGES (See note for page 3) PAGE6 Numbers and colours E PAGE7 The Mary Rose. This Tudor ship is now ina museum in Portsmouth. PAGES The mystery picture To see the picture, turn the page so that the words are upside down when all the sections have been coloured. It’sa robin. PAGES The pyramid joke Why was the Egyptian boy looking so sad? Because his daddy was a mummy. = PAGE10 Robert the robot PAGE11 = Whatis This is not a colouring exercise. Only a pencil is needed, 17 [8 15 |1o{n [12/13 116 fio ir : Hiple a It’sa train. PAGE12 Chase the cheetah A cheetah can run at 97 km/h, Make a word five + crash =a fish Great Britain + queen = green 299 + night = eight cow + umbrella = a comb garden + page =a garage PAGE13 Find the treasure The treasure is under the boat between the trees. PAGE14 Thecolour circle Red, pink, black, white, orange, blue, brown, grey, cream, green, yellow, purple. Grey is darker than white but lighter than black. Pink is lighter than red but darker than white. Orange is lighter than brown but it’s darker than, yellow. Cream is darker than white but lighter than yellow. You mix blue and yellow to make green. You mix yellow and red to make orange. You mix red and white to make pink. PAGE15 Find the dogs 1-¢2-f,3-i,4-9,5-e. PAGE16 Makeasentence Here are just a few of the possible sentences you can make: The dogs are between the shirt and the elephant. can see a hat, Here we are. Be careful! Find that shirt. [can wear these jeans. His shirt ison that chair. How many dogs are behind the chair? An elephant is behind you. Don't look under the hat. She can see her dogs, etc. PAGE 17 Weekend plans Let’s go swimming. 2. How about going cycling? 3. What about going shopping? 4. Why don't we watch a video? 5. Let’s play football. 6. Why don't we go to the park? Ht. ABAD dt We S04 dd 41 a1 at arn & 3 ao ow wan oe 19 014) wmTTA TEACHER'S SECTION PAGE18 Families A= Joe, B = Mary, C= David, D = Robert, E= Cathy, F = Sue, G = Felix, H = Emily, |= Molly. Grandfather: Joe = Grandmother: Cathy Father: Robert = Mother: Mary Luke David Sue Emily PAGE 20 Dan's school bag 6 pens, 2 pencils, a rubber, scissors, an apple, a banana, 4 schoo! books, a Gameboy, a Walkman, a Boyzone CD, a trainer, 3 batteries, 12 sweets. The two other things area CLICK magazine, a calculator. Why not get your students to bring collections of objects in to class to play this game? The Mouse Milly is Baby Mouse; Sue is Sporty Mouse, Tracey is Scary Mouse and Jackie is Posh Mouse. PAGE 21 Alice is ten years old. She is from the USA. sport. Kate is fifteen years old, She is from Britain. Gymnastics is her favourite sport. Nicks fourteen years old. He is from Australia, Tennis is his favourite sport. Sam is twelve years old. He is from Canada Football is his favourite sport. PAGE22 Hobbies The four things that do not belong to anyone are: football, bicycle, playing cards, fishing rod. PAGE23 Name the days Down: Sunday, Saturday. Across: Thursday, Tuesday, Friday, Monday, Wednesday. Name the animal Hippopotamus, zebra, bear, rabbit, monkey, duck, chicken, kangaroo, pig, snake, cat, parrot horse. The message is: Merry Christmas. The day is Christmas Day. It’s on December 25th. PAGE24 Animal puzzle School friends Baseball is her favot The correct choices will lead you through the letters: e-be-phan-tmouse PAGE25 The polar bear puzzi 1. babies, 2. hair, 3. blind, 4, any, 5. swim, 6 liver, 7. eat, 8 live, The answer is: baby seal. The ostrich puzzle 40 minutes. PAGE 26 & 27 ‘Once your students have made their choices, get them to write a short profile of their own personality based on the vocabulary on these pages. PAGE 28 & 29 quiz 1.a cheetah, 2. an anaconda, 3. baby kangaroo, 4.a snail, 5. They are the same, 6.an ostrich, 7.a blue whale, 8. They move their ears to ‘talk’ to other tigers. 9. 30 minutes, 10. fish, penguins, 11. 121 litres, 12. hear better than it can see, 13. with its feet, 14, penguin, 15. tiger, 16. rhinoceros, 17. camel. The farm animals are: cow, pig, sheep, donkey. Animal love PAGE30 Find Ben Ben likes playing with the string. PAGE 31 Rescue the animal lover Ayoung man climbed a tree to rescue a little cat. The cat climbed down but the man was too frightened to climb down. He waited in the tree for five hours until firemen rescued him, PAGE32 The pet shop 2. In picture A there are five fish. In picture B there are seven fish. 3. In picture B one fish is jumping out of the water. 4. In picture A the parrot is saying ‘Goodbye! In picture B it’s saying ‘Hello. 5. In picture A the pet food is falling off the shelf. 6.1n picture B the tillis in front of the pet shop owner. 7. In picture A its to the left of the owner. 8.In picture A the dog is eating. In picture B the dog is sleeping. 8.In picture Aa child is holding a rabbit. In picture B two children are feeding the rabbit. 9. In picture A there is a mouse in the cage. In picture B the cage is empty. 10. In picture A there is a bird on the owner's arm. In picture B theres a spider on the owner's arm.7 EZRA TEACHER'S SECTION oO ae di at pe The pictures at the bottom of the page show: grandmother, orange, leg, doctor, first prize, ice, snake, hill. The third most popular pet is, therefore, goldfish. PAGE 36 Favourite animals Here is the analysis of the choices. Step 1: Look at your first three words. This is how you want to be. Step 2: Look at your second three words. This is how other people see you. Step 3: Look at your third three words. This is how you really are. Asan extension exercise, you could photocopy the animals page or the adjectives pages twice and cut out each picture and stick them on card. In pairs, pupils play the memory game: Pelmanism. This involves putting all the cards face down on the table. Pupils take turns to turn over two cards. If the cards are identical, that pupil keeps the pair. If not, they are turned face down again and the second pupil has a turn, The winner is the pupil with the most pairs. PAGE37 Adjective maze grey, blue, noisy, young, beautiful, green, heavy, square, white, sunny, purple, frightening, small, ed, wooden, difficult, clever, interesting, Italian, fun, rich, silver, funny, English, fast. The shape should look something like a dog running from left to right. PAGE38 Things Across: 1. bed, 2. hat, 3. car, 6. aeroplane, 8. knife, 11. telephone, 14. stamp, 15. key. Down: 1. boat, 3. tea, 5. book, 7. camera, 9. shoes, 10. money, 12. lamp, 13. park. The mystery objectiis a clock. PAGE39 Scotland 1. Aberdeen, 2. Loch Ness, 3. Ben Nevis, 4, Shetland, 5. Dundee, 6. Edinburgh, 7. England, 8. Glasgow. PAGE40&41 Supermarket maze Sentences 1, 4, 5, 8, 9 and 12 are correct. Get your pupils to correct the mistakes in the other sentences. The answers are: 2. | want two bottles of Coke. 3. | asked her for some milk, 6. We need a lot of eggs. 7. We had too many tomatoes. 10. Unfortunately (anaes RE ETERS _ » too much cream makes me sick. 11. Fred gave me good advice about cooking pasta PAGE42 Thehat shop 1, It's too big. 2. It’s too small, 3. It's too expensive. 4. It's too tall. 5. It's too wide. 6. It's too heavy. 7.1ts too old. 8. It's perfect. PAGE43— The birthday present ACROSS: 1 away, 3 gloves, 5 no, 6 yes, 7 cream, 9 ¥'d, 10 go, 13 thank, 15 me, 16 it, 18 or, 19 on, 20 please. DOWN: 1 any, 2 assistant, 3 go, 4 some, 5 no, 7 cook, 8 excuse, 11 try, 12 have, 14 sorry, 16 in, 17 me. The birthday present is a necklace. PAGE44&45 Doyouhaveahard life? Ifyou scored 10-40: You can get away with anything in your house! You don’t know the meaning of the word ‘hard’ Wake up! Ifyou scored 41 - 70: OK, so you have to do your fair share of work at home, but remember: a little discipline builds your character. Ifyou scored 71 - 100: Whew! You really do have a hard life! Remember, it's good character training. Have you ever thought about joining the army? Or how about just asking your Mum and Dad for a holiday? You deserve itt Page 46 Welcome to Silly A- Be careful! B - Don't look! C- I never read books. 0 - Where's the bank please? € -l always do the crossword. F | always help in the garden. PAGE 47 Theinvitation maze Andy:9+54+8+34+5+3+6412+144 (Nelson's Column is 56 metres high, including the statue of Lord Nelson himself). Lydia: 300 + 600-+ 500 +75 +150+75+20+30+50+5=1805 (The Battle of Trafalgar was in the year 1805) It may be useful to bring a picture of Nelson's Column into class when you do this game. PAGE 48 & 49 What kind of pop star are you? A You area quiet, private person. You don't like parties. You have four or five good friends. Friends come to you when they havea problem. Everyone loves you. Pop stars: Celine Dion, Jim Corr, Victoria Beckham (Posh Spice), Ronan Keating (Boyzone) at mom ion apo naa ae a m o wa mato ae aan ome oaLETTE TEACHER'S SECTION B You are a serious person and you like to work allot. You like to win and you are sad when you lose. You like to be the boss. You are confident and popular. Pop stars: Cher, Mel B (Scary Spice), R. Kelly € You always get what you want. You say what you think. You like to be in a group and you are confident and popular. You make people laugh. Behind all this you are a secret poet. Pop stars: Liam Gallagher (Oasis), Cerys (Catatonia), Britney Spears D You are funny. You amuse people. Sometimes you don't care about other people because you are thinking about yourself. Try to put your friends first. Pop Stars: Madonna, Janet Jackson, Elton John E You like to be alone. People sometimes think you are difficult because of your moods Sometimes you are angry and you want to be the boss but you are honest and fascinating. Pop stars: Michael Jackson, Robbie Williams, Alanis Morissette PAGESO Clothes rhymes trousers - houses, coat - goat, tie - sky, frock - lock, vest- nest, sweater letter, jeans - beans, hat - cat, shoes - news; tights - kites, scarf - half, gloves - doves, sandals - candles, socks - fox, pants- ants, blouse - cows, shirt - dessert, mac - sack, jacket - racket. PAGE51 Picture crossword (From the top left-hand corner, in a clockwise direction): mouth, jeans, leg, elephant, hair, skirt, knee, foot, hand, hat, head, arm, ears, shirt, nose, shoes, trampoline. And in the middle: eyes. PAGE52 Clothesin space The clothes items are: dungarees, scarf, jeans, trainers, cardigan, skirt, dress, sweater, tracksuit, coat, pyjamas, T-shirt, baseball cap. The mystery sentence is: On the planet Uranus winter lasts for forty-two years PAGES4&55 Downunder Your pupils will find it useful to have a map of Australia for reference to help them choose the correct answers. When they have finished the game, get them to write a short essay about Australia using the new information on this page. > 1. true (5 - 13); 2. false (7 - 11); 3. true (17-11); 4.true (17 -21);5. true (13 - 21);6. false (11 - 15); 7. true (17 - 29);8. true (5 - 9); 9. true (5 - 25); 10: true (7 - 29); 11. true (3 - 9); 12. true (1 - 3); 13. true (19-31); 14, true (9- 23). PAGES6 The Phantom family Godfrey = Gertrude Veronica Vanessa = Victor Wend) Willie Walter Victoria = Graham | Wilma Gary Gordon Griselda PAGE57 = Punchlines 1-@;2-a;3-b;4-1;5-g;6-f;7-h;8-G9-d. Get pupils to choose the funniest joke and the least funny joke, Can they tell a new joke in English? PAGE 60 & 61 The Canada quiz V-a:$;2-a:H;3-b:A;4-a:N;5-c;6-b:A;7 -a:T;8-c:W;9-c:A;10-cl. The mystery Canadian is Shania Twain. Once they have done the quiz, get them to doa short piece of writing based on what they have learned. Page 62 Do youwatch too much television? You have 7 or 8 ‘YES’ answers: You watch too much television. You must try to do other things too. You have between 4 and 6 ‘YES’ answers: You watch television but you enjoy other things too. You have less than 4 ‘YES’ ‘answers: You have many hobbies and watching television is not your favourite one. PAGE63 Canyou speak ‘Calculator’? The answers to the 4 calculator puzzles are: hello; hee! hee!; Bill; holes. Page64 Nature watch memory test 1 eighteen; 2 - one (a cow); The bird, the insect and the reptile don't count. 3-a bird; 4a tree; 5 -an apple; 6- between the sea anda river; 7 - the sun; 8- a fish; 9 - on the left; 10 - at the bottom; 11 - on the. right of the field; 12 -next to the bird Page65 Are youa fish? 1 WHE; 2- RE A;3-RE YO; 4-U GOI; 5-NG O; 6-N YOU; 7 -R NEX;8-T HOL; 9 -IDAY? The question is therefore: ‘Where are you going on your next holiday?EIT ATT TEACHER'S SECTION PAGE66 The history puzzle NB You need one or more mirrors in class for this activity, Pupils can also read the questions by turning the paper over and holding it up to the light. The horse is behind the tree. The dog is in the river. The baby is next to the fire, The cup is under the stool. The book is on the table. The ‘money isin the bag. C = cup, chair, cloud, cat, cake; B = baby, book, boat, basket, bed. The answers to the mirror questions are: Three trees. Two dogs. Four birds. It's sunny. A cat. The children are eating. The women are cooking, The men are playing cards. PAGE67 What's the weather like? July: It’s sunny October: It’s raining. March: It’s windy. December: | feel cold. hungry, sad, happy, tired, thirsty. PAGE68 Secret message What is your favourite colour? PAGE 69 : If the pupils did the quiz and written personality profile on page 26, they can now add to it using this information. PAGE70 Sports wordsearch eae Sess RVRRERe PAGE71 The ice-skating puzzle 1-18,2-21,3-13,4-19,5-23,6-15,7-14, 8-24,9-17,10- 16,11 -20, 12-22. Tata Lipinski did seven triple jumps in competitions. PAGE72 Snowboarding or skiing? 1a-3,b-1 2a-1,b-3 3a-3,b-0 4a-3,b-1 Sa-1,b-3 6a-0,b-3 Ta-1,b-3 8a-3,b-1. Analysis: 22 - 24 = You have snowboarding in your blood! 19-21 = Yes, snowboarding is better than skiing for you. 14-18 = You area skier, but think about snowboarding; 94 pethaps you can do it. 9- 13 = Stay on your skis, 6-8 = Stay home and enjoy a good video! PAGE73 The ice hockey puzzle 2. hard, 3. hats, 4. fans, 5. fast, 6. best, 7. next, 8, beat, 9. year, 10. team, 11. than, 12. when, 13. week, 14, work, 15. sock, 16. puck, 17. push. PAGE74 Leo's life November, loved, drove, forty, been, hasn't, lots, his, will, want. The actor is Johnny Depp. PAGE75 The facts quiz 1 No. 2 No. 3.No. 4 Yes. 5 No. 6 Yes. 7 Yes. 8No, 9 Yes. 10 No. PAGE 76&PAGE77 Do you love school? AYou like your holidays but school is better! You're clever; the teachers like you; you have some good friends too. B You like school, but sometimes you are lazy, because you think your friends are more important than homework. You're quiet and good and you try to do good work. But you like the holidays better than school, Don't worry! School is not so bad. D For you there are three important things in the school day: the break between the lessons, the lunch hour and the moment when the school bell tells you it’s time to go home. E You don't like school - but there is some hope for you because you are doing this quiz in English! Well done! PAGE78 The party 1-C (Excuse me!) 2-B (Are you taller than me?) 3 =D (What a pity!) 4-F (It doesn't matter) 5A (I'm sorry.) 6- H (Can you help me, please?) 7-G (Can help you?) 8 -E (This is too heavy for you) PAGE79 Big cats bigger, longer, bigger, smaller, longer, rarest, fastest. PAGE80 TheLion King 6 - 26; 8 - 28;4-5;3-21; 10-9; 17-18; 14-15; 23-4;1-19;24-23;27-26;9-8. The word is: Hel PAGE81_ Myideal job Mostly =teacher Mostly “% =film star Mostly © =tarmer Mostly B= business man Mostly rtist qaqa wow qaqa 49d ath 7 hdd aa awawwwam anTET TEACHER'S SECTION _) PAGE 82 The Pocahontas puzzle 1. became, 2. had, 3. lived, 4. was, 5. came, 6. put, 7. learned, 8. caught, 9. took, 10. died, 11. built, 12. wanted. Pocahontas lived in Chesapeake Bay, PAGE83 The Native American quiz The false facts are 5 and 6. The place is Minnesota PAGE84 Pancake day The correct sequence goes from the top left- hand comer:6,8, 3, 10,4, 1,7,9, 5,2. PAGE85 The Boyzone puzzle 7-21, 14-19, 38-8, 1-14,2-16, 11-25, 9-28, 3-2,22-1,5-3,17-33,8- 17, 18-15, 15-30, ee eee PAGES 88 & 89 Fun in the sun 1 All-action tourist! you are fit and brave, but you need another holiday now! 2. You know what you want. Nothing is going to stop you! 3 Sun lover! For you, paradise is the beach, the sun and the sea - but don't forget the sun-tan cream! 4 The typical British tourist! You have a red face and you wear silly clothes when you are on holiday. 5 The selfish tourist. You don't respect the countries you visit. 6 The normal tourist. 7 The serious tourist. Holidays are ‘education for you. You love old buildings and museums. 8 The green tourist. You respect the environment. mat Cee ete ate aaTIMESAVER GAMES Bcrateayiiey Animals Name the animals. Animal puzzle . The polar bear puzzle vemnennannen-25 The ostrich puzzle. ns The pet shop. Body parts Robert the robot, Can (modal) Things ¢1088W0"d cman 38 Clothes Clothes rhymes vnneennnen Picture crossword... : Clothes in space.. The clothes show... Colours Colours. 2 Numbers and colours. vn 1 2 4 Wat ESF evan Chase the cheetah. The colour circle Comparatives/superlatives ‘Animal puzzle Daily routine A day in my life’ game... My ideal job... : Days, months and seasons ‘The mystery picture... Name the days. " What’ the weather Ke? snnnnn6T Describing others The house of HOrtOF$ smn’ Find the d0Q8 sean aes) The MOUSE GitlSennnnnnnnnnn2O School fiend nn 2 Find Ben.. English-speaking world Scotland. ss Family families ee The Phantom family... Hobbies HObbIeS evr Introdu My PAGE vn Do you love school Logic puzzles The pyramid joke.. Find the dogs... FAM. enn eB The MOUSE Glitnir Sch00! Feds nn 21 Find BeM sn Memory games Dan's school bag Nature watch... Making plans Weekend plans cennsnnnnnnnnnel7 Nature : Nature watch... Numbers How many cats can You Find? come Numbers and COlOUFS nn 6 The pyramid JOKE nnninnnnnnnnnnD Whatis it? Chase the cheetah... Find the treasure. Weekend plans... ns The polar bear puzzle. eer) The ostrich puzzle. sonality quizzes Do you watch too much television? on. Do you love schoo! Polite phrases The partynn Pronunciation Clothes rhymes. Prepositions Famille nnn se The histOry PUPAE cnn 68 School ‘The mystery picture... Dan's schoo! bag. Sometimes/often/never/always Welcome to Sillyville.. sn 6 Sport Sports Wordsearch ennnnnnnnnneO Too + adj. enough The hat shop. sn ‘Traditions Pancake day... Vocabulary The mystery Ship onnnnn Make a sentenceronnnn Weather ‘The mystery picture cnnmmunnennnn 8 What's the weather like? BUTE a) TWO YEARS OF ENGLISH Adjectives Amazing adjectives. 34 Adjective maze. v3 Animals Animal lovers’ quiz. 28 Animal A» Zon 33 Big cats... 79 Comparatives/superlatives Animal lovers’ quiz... 28 ) The facts quiz. Big cats, Describing others The ice skating pUZZlC encom? Introducing/describing yourself What kind of pop star ate YoU? nm.48 Snowboarding oF Sing? sannn-72 Mustimustn’t Do you have a hard life. 45 ‘Are youa fish 65 Making plans The invitation Maze nnnnnnnn 4? Personality quizzes ‘Adopt an animal, Favourite animals. Do you have a hard life? What kind of pop star are you?..... 48, 4 Shopping The Birthday present nnn 43 Supermarket maze a Sometimes/often/never/always ‘Adopt an animal. Do you have a hard life? Sport The ice skating puzzl The ice hockey puzzk Telling the time Secret message. Verbs (present simple tense) Treasure hunt. Tae Taek ies Verbs (past tense) Rescue the animal lover Describing others The Boyzone puzzle.. English-speaking world Down under... The Canada quiz... 60 Going to future Fun in the sun. 88 Good at/bad at... What's your game... Humour Punch lines. Personality quizzes ‘What's your game?. Fun in the sun. Question tags The Lion King. Verbs (past tense) Leo’ life. The Pocahontas puzzle. The Native Americans quiz.. Ad A dd a a iLOTS Material written by: Caroline Ames-Lewis, Phill Burrows, Marcus Fairs, Emma Grisewood, Stella Martin, Paul Mellinger, Jane Myles and Charlotte Stamford General editor: Jane Myles Designers: Clare Whiting and Christine Cox Cover photo: Peter Millard Cover design: Eddie Rego Illustrations by: Keith Brumpton, Phill Burrows, Mark Burgess, Abigail Carney, Chris Cox, Keith Hodgson, Keith Howard, Stuart Harrison, David Lock, David Parkins, Andrew Warrington and Nick Abadzis Photos by: Australian Tourist Commission, Canadian Tourism Commission, Epic, Gary M. 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