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1 4 Food, glorious food! Show wht you know! Listening 1 14 CD2 Wht food words n you rememer? Listen nd tik ( ) the food words you her. Wednesdy fternoon 2 15 CD2 Listen gin. Who sid it? 1 We ll mke Trte Ttin next Wednesdy fternoon. The teher. 2 I think we ve got too mny pples. 3 We ve got three kilos of sugr too. We ve got too muh! 4 Hve we got enough flour? 5 So we hven t got enough eggs either. 6 We ve got too muh sugr nd too mny pples. 3 Red nd order the words. 1 got / pples. / / g / Shri s / of / ig 2 mny / They ve / pples. / too / got 3 / They ve / flour. / little / got 4 hven t / flour. / got / We / enough 5 one / only / got / They ve / egg. 6 flour or / enough / hven t / They / eggs. / got 36 LOOK You ll need enough pples to over the se. We hven t got enough eggs. Hve we got enough flour? We ve got too mny pples. We ve got too muh sugr.

2 4 16 CD Listen nd tik ( ) the ox. 5 Look. Corret the sentenes. 1 Why doesn t Mihel like the offee? Wht s the prolem? 3 Why isn t Roert eting his pst? 4 Wht did Mry put on the tle? 1 There re too mny knives. 2 There ren t enough spoons. 3 There re too mny pizzs. 4 There isn t enough milk. 5 There re too mny pes. 6 There isn t enough mngo ie rem. 6 Ask your friend ten questions. Use these words. Write your friend s nswers. sweets hoolte pizz vegetles slds fruit heese offee soup pst fi sh eggs met How often do you et sweets? How often do you et fi sh? 7 Tlk with your friend. Twie dy. Three times week. 5 Will Dd nd Emm e hungry? I think I et too mny sweets. Wht do you think? I think you et too mny sweets too nd I 8 Tell the rest of the lss. We think we don t et enough fruit euse we only hve fruit one dy 37

3 Reding 9 Red nd think. Whih of these don t hve sugr? d Kid s Box People from different ountries et different kinds of food. Some dishes re fmous ll over the world.rts Sushi is old Jpnese dish. You n mke sushi with rie nd fi sh whih isn t ooked. You et sushi with hopstiks. In Itly they et lot of pizzs nd pst dishes. There re lots of different kinds of pst nd sues. Two of the most fmous re spghetti nd mroni. Pell is Spnish. It s rie dish, nd the nme of the pn you use. People mke it with hiken or sefood. Wht s your fvourite snk etween mels? The hot dog susge in long red roll is fmous ll over the world. home reports gmes world emil e g h reports Food Penut utter nd jm sndwihes re populr in the USA. Butter is mde from milk nd penut utter is mde from penuts, of ourse. We ook fruit nd sugr t f high temperture to mke jm. Do you et isuits s snk? In the USA isuits re lled ookies. Bisuits n hve hoolte, dry fruit or jm in them. They hve sugr too. Poporn is helthier snk. The orn seeds mke loud noise in the pn. People te poporn over 2,000 yers go. Tody people often et it t the inem with slt, or with sugr nd utter. utter isuit hopstiks jm snk pn sue poporn CD2 Listen. Repet the word nd sy the letter. 11 Red gin nd sy yes or no. 1 Sushi is Jpnese dish. 2 Sushi is mde from eggs nd red. 3 Pell is the nme of dish nd pn. 4 Penut utter nd jm sndwihes re populr in North Ameri. 1 Sue. Sue. Tht s. 5 A snk is hevy mel t lunh time. 6 Butter is mde from milk. 7 Jm is mde from fruit nd penuts. 8 Cookie is nother word for isuit.

4 12 18 CD2 18 Listen nd write the words. 13 Red nd order the pitures. I feel hungry. Wht n I et? Cheese nd sld. Fish nd met. Not too mny isuits, You know it s not good. Et fruit nd vegetles You know you should. You n et with hopstiks, A knife, fork or spoon. I et snks with my fi ngers. Oh! Let s et soon! There s pn of pst Or owl of rie. Or ig, Itlin pizz. Mmm! Tht s nie! Is there ny penut utter? Is tht strwerry jm? Are you going to mke sndwih? Yes, I m. Oooh! Thnks, Dd! CD2 Listen nd sing the song. 15 Write four sentenes. Use the words in the oxes. Ply Food ingo. There s too muh There isn t enough There re too mny There ren t enough jm utter slt pepper pst rie isuits susges hopstiks snks urgers sndwihes d e 1 1 pn 16 Red nd write the right words. Lst Sturdy Kty deided to mke Spghetti Bolognise, her fvourite (1) Itlin pst (2). First she put some old wter nd some (3) into ig pn to oil. When the wter ws (4), she put the spghetti into it to ook. While this ws ooking, she mde the (5) for it. She (6) some onions with met nd (7). She dded some (8) ut she put in (9)! When it ws redy she put the spghetti onto ig plte nd put the sue on top. When she put her (10) into her mouth to tste it, it ws horrile. 1 Frenh Spnish Itlin 2 plte dish owl 3 te jm slt 4 hot orn old 5 snk sndwih sue 6 ooks ooked ooking 7 nns tomtoes ie rem 8 sugr slt jm 9 too mny enough too muh 10 pen drive fork up 17 Invent story out food. Give words for your friend to hoose. 4 39

5 CD2 Fous on phonis puff Night rhymes with tights nd light, Lugh with hlf nd ough with off. But enough rhymes with puff, And through with who nd you! Speking 19 Imgine you re t n interntionl prty. Ask nd nswer. Would you like some sushi, Rihrd? Would you like hot dog, Luy? Yes, plese. No, thnk you. Nmes sushi hot dog pell isuit spghetti poporn sndwih Me Rihrd Luy Emm Writing 20 Copy the hrt nd write out your nswers sushi hot dog pell isuit spghetti poporn sndwih In my group, three of us wnted sushi nd four of us wnted some isuits. No-one wnted ny poporn CD2 Joke Corner Wht do ts like to et? 40 Mie rem!

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7 Siene Miro-orgnisms FACT: The holes in Swiss heese re euse of the gs mde y teri. 1 Red nd mth the words with photos d. d Miro-orgnisms smller thn hir Miro-orgnisms re very smll living things so we must use mirosope to see them. Two importnt kinds of miroorgnism re teri nd fungus. Some miro-orgnisms re d for our helth, ut others re good for us. Miro-orgnisms whih re d for us Some food (espeilly met) n hve teri. Bteri n t live in food whih we ook well, ut if you et food tht isn t ooked well, the teri n mke you feel very ill. Bteri grow est t wrm tempertures. Tht s why we keep lot of food in the fridge. Mould is miro-orgnism tht grows on food. It n mke you ill if you et it. We ll hve teri in our mouths. This is why we len our teeth fter every mel. Helth tips out miro-orgnisms whih we don t wnt You n stop pssing unhelthy miro-orgnisms from one ple to nother if you do these things. 1 Wsh your hnds with sop efore you et, fter you touh food nd fter you go to the toilet. 2 Cover your mouth when you ough. 3 If you re ill, don t go where there re lot of people. 4 Don t et food whih is not fresh or is not ooked well. 5 Keep unooked met wy from other food in the fridge. Miro-orgnisms whih re good for us Some miro-orgnisms re importnt for our ody nd to mke some foods. For exmple, we use miro-orgnism lled yest when we mke red. Yest mkes the red mixture grow when we ook it. We lso use different miro-orgnism, or teri, to mke yoghurt. 2 Choose the est title for the text. Be reful with yest Miro-orgnisms help us nd hurt us Cheese is good for you 42 3 Red gin nd hoose the right nswer. 1 Miro-orgnisms re... A ll good. B ll d. C sometimes good nd sometimes d. 2 To stop teri pssing from one person to nother when we ough we must... A over our mouth. B hve len shoes. C not wth TV. 3 These miro-orgnisms re d for us. A Yest. B Mould on fruit. C Bteri in yoghurt. 4 We use yest... A to mke yoghurt. B to mke red. C to mke ie rem. 5 This is not miro-orgnism. A Bteri B Yest C Bred

8 4 Red nd omplete. different smell kind gots teri milk quikly mkes prefer egn hrd yers 5 Red gin nd nswer. 1 Where do we get milk from? 2 Where do we keep milk old? 3 When do lumps form in milk? 4 Wht different things n we mke from milk? 5 Wht hnges milk into yoghurt? 6 Wht teri do people usully use to mke hrd heese? Milk, yoghurt nd heese We get milk from ows, sheep nd (1) gots. If you leve glss of (2) out of your fridge on hot dy, it hnges (3). Smll solid lumps strt to form on the top of it. This is euse (4) in the ir go into the milk nd hnge it into yoghurt. Some kinds of teri n e d for you, or mke the milk (5) d, ut if your milk hs the right (6) of teri, it (7) yoghurt. Yoghurt tstes good nd it is helthy, ut you need to keep it in the fridge. People tried using (8) kinds of teri with milk nd then they (9) to mke heese. They usully use teri lled rennet to mke hrd heese. People keep some of these heeses for three or four (10) or more euse they like the tste of old heese. Wht kind of heese do you like, (11) heese or soft heese? Do you (12) heese mde from sheep s, got s or ow s milk? Wht s the differene in tste? Projet Felix the Mke Ct some 1932 soft heese. You need: 2 litres of yoghurt 1 smll spoon of slt Clen thin loth 2 owls Fork or whisk How to mke the soft heese: There re lots of different kinds of heese, ll of whih re mde from milk with teri. It s esier to mke heese from yoghurt euse it hs live teri in it. If you n t do this t shool, perhps you n do it t home. 1 Put the yoghurt in owl nd mix it up so it is smooth. 2 Add smll spoon of slt nd mix it gin. 3 Put it into the loth. Lift the four orners nd tie knot in the loth. Put it over the seond owl so the liquid n fll through the loth. The heese then stys inside the loth. 4 After out 24 hours you n open up the loth. Form the heese into ll nd keep it in the fridge. You must et it in two dys. 43

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10 3 Ply the gme. Snkes nd ldders Instrutions Throw die nd move round the ord. When you lnd on squre with words, mke sentene. If you re right, go UP the ldder. DON T go down the snke. If you re wrong, DON T go up the ldder. Go DOWN the snke. when he ross ridge my dd fll in river you hve rekfst when I phone when we wlk in woods we see ird when I lim mountin I rek leg when I et sndwih phone ring I mke pizz when my sister ome in they sil ot when storm egin when he swim in lke kik rok when we put up tent it strt to rin she hve pini when she see er it snow when we get to forest I drink milk when Mum rrive 45

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