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Incredible English 4 Activity Book
Incredible English 4 Activity Book
Incredible English 4 Activity Book
SUM aT) 2 Write. strawbel lant: ws _ ae Strawberry plants grow in sunny places. - os 5 ganas vieety ™ —- cheese but there is some but there are some There isn’t any There aren't any me18] Favourite animals 7 1 Number the pictures. Write. mouse 2tortoise 3spider 4 bee Shippo 6elephant 7 frog 8 kangaroo.2 Write. blackandwhite fou two greenorbrowh run four blackand yellow fly switfi brownorgrey fly six 1 Acrocodile is green or brown. It’s got four legs. It can swim. 2 Apenquinis i It’s got legs. It can't x ele ph ant butter__ly Make lists of animals with two legs and fourlegs.[pitty | | fasterthan |[ Coco [The etephantis | [ bigger than || the hippo [) 1. Write. slower younger taller shorter fastéf older Qe Luke's faster than ALL Finn's 9” Eve's Archie's Jazmin's Molly’s 2 Nowwrite two sentences about you. 1 Im 2 1. Write the words in the correct box. thirstier sadder faster colder _ hungrier hotter slower happier _ bigger ter double consonant + er ytiter thirstierc | [retin i the biggest | |.| { Thelionis | | the hungriest a} — 2. Listen and circle. ©* Jimmy / Lizzy Ellie is the biggest. Jimmy / Lizzy / Sammy / Ellie is the smallest. Jimmy / Lizzy / Sammy / Ellie is the fastest. Jimmy / Lizzy / Sammy / Elle is the thirstiest. Jimmy / Lizzy / Sammy / Elle is the happiest. wUPrRwns 3 Write sentences. & Tower anadtewiiey eC gical Mexico City 37°C The Niles 6,690 Munich 28°C. The Amazon 6/452 km (hotter / hottest) (long / longest) Munich is hotter than Manchester, but The Nile is Mexico City is the hottest. 15 years old 100 years old 4d, & (taller / tallest) (older / oldest) 20 years old) ee Wiite sentences about your family. e.g. Mum is the happiest.1 Listen and write. ee THE Z00 | S\ When? Frida | | Smallest animal: » Longest animal: | wiht” How long: ____ metres Favourite animal: Name of zoo: 2. Dothe speaking activity. 3 Look at the cards and write sentences. Which animal is the shortest? fastest slowest oldest youngest longest shortest Tye got the shark Tye got the snake. The snake is the shortest. One point for me! The lion is the fastest. Uy1 Look and read. Wain ia ora question phrase: How many legs has a spider got? How long is a lion’s tail? How tall is a giraffe? We can start a question with a question word: What do hippos eat? Where do pandas live? How does a frog drink? 2. Underline the question word or phrase. Then match. 1 How long is a dolphin’ 2 Where do Nile crocodi 3. Howtall isan Empero 4 What do giraffes eat? 5 How manyeyes has a 3. Write the question word or question phrase. What = What colour a_ Leaves. eb \ Five F penguin? Three to four metres. d About one metre. bee got? e In Africa. Howlong -Hew-higtt Where Howtall How many teeth 1 How high 2 3 4 5 6 7 can Red kangaroos jump? Nearly two metres. —_________isaBlue whale? 25 to 32 metres. ____ does the Bengal Tiger live? In India. —_______ has the Great White shark got? About 300. are the Green tree frog’s eyes? Red. —_______________ is the African elephant? Two to four metres. do swans eat? Plants, insects and snails.1 Find the answers in the texts. Write. Aardvarks live in Africa. An aardvark is nocturnal (it sleeps in the daytime). It is about 180 centimetres long (including the tail). It eats ants. Its tongue is about 30 centimetres long! It catches ants with its tongue. Puffins live in the North Atlantic. A puffin is about 25 centimetres tall. Its beak is orange and grey in summer, but it is grey in winter. The puffin eats fish. It swims with its wings, and it catches fish with its beak. Tasmanian Devils live in Tasmania. A tasmanian devil is about 50 to 80 centimetres long. It is black or brown, and it has got very sharp teeth. It is nocturnal (it sleeps in the daytime). It eats snakes, birds, fish and insects. 1 Where do puffins live? In the North Atlantic. 2 What does a Tasmanian devil eat? 3 How long is a Tasmanian devil? 4 How does an aardvark catch ants? 5 What colour is a puffin’s beak in summer? 2. Use the questions in activity 1 to write new questions. 1 Wheredo 00? Tn Tasmani. 2 Fish Boo 180m Long. 4 With it's beak. SB Black oF brown, 3 Write a quiz about animals. 1 Look at information books or websites. Find some interesting facts about animals. 2 Write questions. 3 Write three answers for each question: one correct and two incorrect. if4 Listen. ©** Number the lines and listen and check. But we're taking all of their water, The crocodile lives in the river, The monkey lives in the trees, And chopping down all of the trees. Let’s stop wasting all of our water, So let's work together to save them, Let's save all the animals, please!. Let's go and plant hundreds of trees, ‘Bogs 1 Write the words. honey drone beehive queen comb worker NS fos fea1 Match. Find the picture. Write. 1 make the hive 2. clean honey 3. make eggs 4 lay food 5 collect \ the comb 2 Complete the sentences. layseggs verybigeyes queen work clean flowers honey the queen 1 The 2 The queen 7 . 3 Workers 4 Workers is | isthe only bee vetoed ive food to the biggest bee in| that os the hive. the colony, 5 Workers 6 Workers make 7 Droneshave 8 Drones don't collect the food from omfreee Pd 1 Find and write the words. & moore & d{n|flils|plilale|r|c|m tlg]t|tlwis/r{n[p{hl tls clplo|t|alr|blelalrjijh i|bl/rle|n|ble|flkla| fli r a olk|t|t|xl/alol|rld|b|n|p pimiolu s|@imlole|t|k|p alglilp|klain|glalrlolo eltle|p|hlain|t[rjule|t 2 & mm 2 Read and write. G eo T'm taller than Molly but I'm shorter than Finn. iW Who am I? It’s faster than the snail but it’s slower than the mouse. What is it? the It's younger than the Eiffel Tower but it’s older than the leaning tower of Pisa. What is it? It’s longer than the snake but it’s shorter than the shark. What is it? the aAt the bike track 1 Number the pictures. Write. Thelmet 2goright 3zebracrossing 4 stop Sgoleft 6gloves 7 traffic lights wi f=T=T=] ¢s 0 0 ToL @y eee2 Read and follow the directions. PB rl WD fio, es y Aad Ar ae EB * E ex =H ; wh 1 Cross the zebra crossing. Go left. Go right at the traffic lights and then right again past the car. Where are you? 2. Start again. Go left. Then cross the zebra crossing and walk past the café. Cross the zebra crossing and then go left. Stop before the car. Where are you? _ 3 Start again. Cross the zebra crossing. Go right. Go left and then cross the zebra crossing. Can you see the traffic lights? Where are you? __ 3. Match. Then listen and repeat. © 27You must | wear a helmet L You mustn't | run across the road 1. Write. wearahelmet goleft lookbothways stop” goright wear gloves 7 g STOP You must stop. 1 Look and write. eatin the pool jumpinthe pool run .push-peepleintettepoot drink in the pool You mustn’t push people into the pool!(G} [cant || goand play ||? | Yes, || you can ||,| [No, || you can't |] £2) 2. Listen and tick ¥ or cross X. @ 39 3 Match. Write dialogues. Say with a friend. go swimming cross the road goouternybike watch TV go to bed at 9 o'clock listen to the lifeguards _weare-hehret cross at the zebra crossing 1 Dad, can Igo out on my bike? Yes, but you must wear a helmet. Ss (ie Ses a your oly ven1 What can Dan do? Listen and tick or cross. © +" Then listen again and circle a or b. JULY MONDAY 25 ge Stuimming? X ge to Matt’s house? go to the park? plqy tennis? piqy football? ge rollerblading? 1 Dan can't go swimming because he's got a asorethroat. b acold. 2 Dan's friend Matt is a athishouse. b onholiday. 3 Dan wants to play tennis in the a park. b garden. 4 Dancan't play football because he hasn’t got a_his boots. b his football. 5 Dan's rollerblades are in a abox. b acupboard. 6 Dan must come back at a threeoclock. b_ five o'clock. 2. Dothe speaking activity. 3 Write. Can I go to the park? Ican't because : Yes, you can, but you must come back at four o'clock. Can I go to the cinemar Ne lo, you can't, because it's too late. Ican but I must eer)1 eee Remember to use a capital letter: * at the beginning of a sentence This path is for everyone. “forthe name ofapersonorplace Middleton Woods Jazmin * for days and months October Tuesday How many capital letters are missing? Circle and count. Welcome to newton castle. our opening times are: april to september: 10.00 am - 6.00 pm cctober to march: 11.00 am - 5.00 pm please note that the castle is closed on tuesdays. please remember to put your rubbish in the bin. = Remember to use a comma where you need a pause. Remember to end sentences with the correct punctuation. Look for the red, blue and purple arrows on the trees. Purple path: an easy. Ist May-30th September: 8.30am-6.30pm Use a colon to show that more information follows. 2 Add four full stops, one comma and four colons. ~ Paxwell Park Please follow these rules + Dogs must ner go into the playground # Children under 8 must be with an adult + Please put your rubbish in the bin Park opening times + You must not ride bikes skateboards or Stray and Sunday 8,00am-8.00pm scooters in the playground Monday-Friday 9,00am-7.00pm =1 Complete the information signs. woods shoes Saturday adult music campsite October basketballcourt small bins picnicarea run rubbish Bardale Sports Centre Greenhills Campsite Welcome to our sports centre! There are lots of things 10.do here. Here is a map of the centre: We hope you enjoy camping at Greenkills ‘swimming pool tennis court football pitch climbing wall ‘Sports centre rules: * Don't near the swimming pool + Children under 12 must swim with an Put your rubbish in the + You must wear the correct clothes and Prices: ‘Swimming £3 Tennis, basketball and football: £4 Climbing: 85 Opening times: ‘Monday to Friday: 7.30am-9.00pm ‘and Sunday: 8.00am-10.00pm, Make an information sign. © 1 Draw a map with symbols and a key. Key: ‘A, camping area swimming pool shop woods Please follow these rules: You mustn't comp in the Don't moke fires inthe bins ot night. Put your + Don't play loud The campsite is open from May to cand closed from November to April 2. Write some rules, prices and opening times. 3 Check your punctuation carefully. em3. Listen. © + Listen again and correct. Sing. left Look 1p; look right, Cross at the rice, Pink light, red, Use your bed! Have a great time on your kite, Fly fast or slow, as you like, Wear your tracksuit, use your light, Enjoy the climb, but hold on tight! 1 Match and write. cheetah person racingcar spaceshuttle car _ plane1. Write the numbers. Listen and check. © 335 1 2,451 Two thousand, four hundred and fifty-one 2 = 1,156 3 3,790 4 1,380 5 25,560 2 Look at the scales and match. 1) Acatcanrunat a 1,500 km/h. 2 Afalcon can dive at b 300km/h. 3) Amancanrunat ¢ 500km/h. 4 Amouse can go at d 13km/h. 5 Amaglev train can travel at e 48km/h. 6 Afighter plane can travel at f 25km/h. 7 Abee can goat g 35km/h. rmety 1 Write the words. i fe a si a OG "es 5 Ad 2. Match and write must or mustn't. STOP 1 You_______go right. NL 2 You ride your bike. 3 You___must stop. 4 You ____go left. You run. 6 You________put your rubbish in the bin. ee l eeNocirelmmy weil] 1 Listen and number. © >* 2. Listen again and write one word answers. 1 Does Gladys live in a small village? How many cocoa trees has her father got? How many fruit does each tree have? How many beans are there in each fruit? How many fruits do you need for a big chocolate bar? aurwn Does Gladys want to be a cocoa farmer? 3 Read the answers and write the questions. Practise the dialogue in pairs. yoo T live in a smalll village in Ghana. 2 Chocolate is made from cocoa. a Cocoa beans grow on trees. 4 Cocoa trees are about 15m high. § Tey make chocolate in a factory. 4 Now write about an important plant in your country. Om1 Read and write the letter. Then write about another fridge. In my fridge there's some milk and there's some orange juice. There isnt any water. There are some peppers and there are some onions. There isnt any cheese and there arent any tomatoes. Answer: fridge In my fridge, there’s some 2. Read your partner's text and say which fridge. 3° Write must or mustn't. eer ed4 Find six animal words. Write. b/p|h|ilp|plo|m frog klal/n|glalrlolo m[n|s|wia|n|b[u rld(@[rfolgels clal|mle[t|tlele 5 Write the names. ns 7, { Joe, aged9 ){ Hatty, aged 8 |{ Katie, aged 10 |/ Ben, aged6 || Lola, aged 7 | 1 __Ben _ js the youngest child. 6 is the tallest boy. 2 _Hatty js the tallest child. 7 is the slowest child. 3 is the fastest child. 8 is the slowest boy. 4 is the youngest girl. 9 is the oldest child. 5 is the shortest child. 10 is the oldest boy. 6 Write six sentences. tater shorter older younger faster slower Joe is taller than Kate.Instructions 1 Look at your Class Book and Activity Book for the unit. 2. Think about your work and read each of the I can... statements onthe left. 3 Then complete each square for your unit by using the key. 4 Usea different coloured pencil for each unit. Remember! you can change your self-evaluation later! Tecan. Unit 1 Unit 2 remember the words. take part in the story. Key Icantt do this. Ican partly do Ican do this. Unit 3 Unit 4 make some sentences. do the speaking activity. write the text. sing the song. do the project. say the chant.Instructions 1 Look at your Class Book and Activity Book for the unit. Think about your work and read each of the I can... statements on the left. 3 Then complete each square for your unit by using the key. 4 Use a different coloured pencil for each unit. Remember! you can change your self-evaluation later! Ican... remember the words. Key Ican't do this. Tcan partly do this. 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