Unit 0 - Hello there!

Unit 1 - Back to school

Unit 2 - Good sports

Unit 3 - Health matters

Unit 4 - After school club

Unit 5 - Exploring our world

Unit 6 - Technology

Unit 7 - At the zoo

Unit 8 - Let’s party!

Values

Unit 0 - Hello there!

Unit 1 - Back to school

Unit 2 - Good sports

Unit 3 - Health matters

Unit 4 - After school club

Unit 5 - Exploring our world

Unit 6 - Technology

Unit 7 - At the zoo

Unit 8 - Let’s party!

Values

Flashcards

Resources

Audio Unit 0

TRB Unit 0 Ext 2 TRB Unit 0 song

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MRS POTTS: Ooohooo! Mr Lock! This is my sister's son, Peter. He needs your help.

LOCK: Hello, Peter. Well, I don't ...

KEY: No problem, Peter. What's the matter?

PETER: Well, there's a picnic thief in Baker's Park.

LOCK: Bah! A picnic thief ...

KEY: Let's go and see!

PETER: Right here, next to the lake. Every time I play with my friends somebody takes our picnic.

LOCK: Go and play, Peter. Put your food on the blanket. It's safe with us.

LOCK: Excuse me, sir! What can you tell me about the picnic thief?

KEY: Yeah, where were you at this time yesterday?

MAN: Oooh! I was at a picnic. Here in the park.

LOCK: Aha! So, you like picnics.

KEY: Lock! I've got the picnic thief … or, er, it's got me! Help!

KEY: It's OK, Peter. I've got your picnic.

PETER: Oh, er, thank you, Mr Key.

The morning rap,

We do it every day.

The same routine,

Now listen and say.

It's seven o'clock,

Wake up, wake up!

You must get up

And have a wash.

Come on, come on,

It's time to go.

Get dressed, get dressed!

Put on your clothes.

Run to the kitchen,

Sit on a chair.

Eat your breakfast,

Comb your hair.

The morning rap,

We do it every day.

The same routine,

Now listen and say.

It's seven o'clock,

Wake up, wake up!

You must get up

And have a wash.

Clean your teeth.

No time to lose.

Get your bag,

Put on your shoes.

Goodbye to Mum,

Goodbye to Dad.

My friends are at school,

So I'm not sad.

The morning rap.

Audio Unit 1

TRB Unit 1 Ext 2 TRB Unit 1 song Unit 1 unit test

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PETER: On Thursday we've got a lesson on jobs. Can you come to my school to talk about your work, please?

KEY: No problem, Peter.

NARRATOR: Thursday morning

LOCK: Detectives are very important. We help people. We can find people and things.

SCHOOL BOY: Do you catch bad people?

LOCK: Oh yes, we catch people who do naughty things.

TEACHER: Well, thank you, Mr Lock and Mr Key. OK, children, it's lunchtime.

NARRATOR: Lunchtime

TEACHER: Your work is very interesting. Are you very busy?

LOCK: Oh, yes!

KEY: Ooops!

LOCK: OK, Key. I think we've got everything now. Let's go back to the office.

KEY: Look! There's a basketball. Let's have a quick game!

LOCK: I need to stop the ball!

KEY: You can't get it! Gooaaal!

TEACHER: Well! Excuse me!

TEACHER: You're very naughty!

KEY: Is she a detective?

The classroom's where you learn,

The classroom's where we teach,

Lots of exciting things,

To do in our school week.

The classroom's where you learn,

The classroom's where we teach,

Lots of exciting things,

To do in our school week.

I teach Sport,

It's quick, not slow,

Run, jump and skip,

Go, go, go!

I teach English,

All I need,

Are lots of words,

And books to read.

I teach Maths,

It's easy to add,

But if it's wrong,

Don't be sad.

I teach Art,

We can paint and draw,

Careful with the paint,

Don't drop it on the floor!

The classroom's where you learn,

The classroom's where we teach,

Lots of exciting things,

To do in our school week.

The classroom's where you learn,

The classroom's where we teach,

Lots of exciting things,

To do in our school week.

1. She's the girl who's skipping.

2. They're the girls who are eating apples.

3. She's the girl who's drinking juice.

4. He's the boy who's reading.

5. He's the boy who's playing with a ball.

6. They're the boys who are laughing.

Audio Unit 2

TRB Unit 2 Ext 2 TRB Unit 2 song Unit 2 unit test Unit 1–2 YLE review

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COACH: Hello, this is the Baker Street Swimming Club. Please come quickly. Somebody's got our beautiful swimming cup.

KEY: No problem. We're coming.

COACH: Look, here's the note. We've got a big competition this afternoon!

LOCK: 'I've got the swimming cup.' Aha! There are two letters here. T.S.

COACH: WALK SLOWLY! DON'T RUN NEAR THE POOL! I have to shout loudly because it's difficult to hear in a swimming pool.

LOCK: What? Pardon?

KEY: Well, the swimming cup isn't in the pool!

COACH: Let's go and see Mr Sweep. He's got some clean towels.

KEY: Aha! Look! Here it is! He's got it! He's got the swimming cup!

KEY: Give me that cup!

SWEEP: Help me, Coach! Oh! The cup was nice and clean for this afternoon's competition. Now look at it!

Activity centre,

Lots of fun.

A place to skate,

Sail and run.

Activity centre,

Activity centre.

I'm skating well,

Round and round.

I'm moving quickly,

Over the ground.

Activity centre,

Lots of fun.

A place to skate,

Sail and run.

Activity centre,

Activity centre.

I'm climbing easily,

Up the wall.

I'm going carefully,

So I don't fall.

Activity centre,

Lots of fun.

A place to skate,

Sail and run.

Activity centre,

Activity centre.

We're sailing happily,

Our boat's short.

We're going slowly,

What a great sport.

Activity centre,

Lots of fun.

A place to skate,

Sail and run.

Activity centre,

Activity centre.

Activity centre,

Lots of fun.

A place to skate,

Sail and run.

Activity centre,

Activity centre.

1. She's riding her bike quickly.

2. They're reading quietly.

3. They're running slowly.

4. He's riding his bike carefully.

5. They're running quickly.

6. He's playing well.

7. They're shouting loudly.

8. He's playing badly.

WOMAN: Right children … this morning we're talking about sport. Do you go to a sports centre, John?

BOY: Yes. I go every Thursday.

WOMAN: Every Thursday?

BOY: Yes, that's right. I love going there.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

WOMAN: Which sports centre do you go to, John?

BOY: It's called Park Sports Centre.

WOMAN: Park? How do you spell that?

BOY: You spell it P-A-R-K.

WOMAN: Do you do lots of sports there, John?

BOY: Yes, I do.

WOMAN: What's your favourite sport?

BOY: Swimming. I'm good at swimming. I can do it really well.

WOMAN: That's great.

BOY: All my family enjoy that sport.

WOMAN: And are you having any lessons?

BOY: Oh … I'm having climbing lessons! It's a really exciting sport.

WOMAN: How can you have climbing lessons at a sports centre?

BOY: There's a wall there. It's difficult, and you must be very careful on it!

WOMAN: Wow!

WOMAN: Who goes with you to the sports centre? Your father?

BOY: No, my uncle. He takes me every week. We go in his sports car. He drives really quickly!

WOMAN: Does he?

BOY: Yes!

WOMAN: Would you like to learn another sport?

BOY: Yes. I want to learn to sail.

WOMAN: Do you?

BOY: Yes. You can learn to sail at the lake, but you can't do that at the sports centre.

Audio Unit 3

TRB Unit 3 Ext 2 TRB Unit 3 song Unit 3 unit test Unit 3 YLE test

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LOCK: So, Nick Motors, the car thief is back in town.

KEY: Oooops! Sorry I'm late. I went to the hospital to see my Aunt Emma. She's got a bad cough.

KEY: I went to the hospital shop. There was a man there. He had black hair and a big nose. I think it was Nick Motors, the car thief.

LOCK: In the hospital? Let's go there now.

LOCK: I really want to catch Nick Motors this time, Key.

KEY: No problem, Lock!

LOCK: Come on! We need to go inside quickly, before he runs away.

KEY: There he is! That's him, Lock!

LOCK: No, Key, he's not Nick Motors. He's a doctor.

LOCK: Nick Motors isn't inside the hospital, Key. He's outside in the street … and …

KEY: He's taking our motorbike!

Mummy, Mummy, call the nurse!

I had a stomach-ache, but now it's worse.

What's the matter?

I don't know,

But please be quick,

Don't be slow.

Did you have a party yesterday?

Yes! There was lots to eat and games to play.

Did you eat burgers?

Yes, I did.

Did you eat sausages?

Yes, I did.

Did you drink lemonade?

Yes, I did.

Did you have ice cream and chocolate too?

I think I know what's the matter with you!

Take this medicine three times a day,

When you are better, go out and play!

No more chocolate cake for you my daughter.

Vegetables, fruit and a drink of water!

1. He had a cold yesterday.

2. She had a headache last night.

3. He had a temperature yesterday.

4. She had a cough last night.

5. He had a toothache last night.

6. They had headaches last night.

7. She had an eye test yesterday.

What was wrong with Lily?

WOMAN: Lily wasn't at school yesterday. What was wrong with her?

BOY: She had a headache, Mrs Brown, but she's better now.

WOMAN: Good. Well, I've got a backache today.

BOY: Oh dear! I've got stomach-ache! I ate lots and lots of birthday cake yesterday!

Can you see the tick? Now you listen and tick the box.

Who gave the drink to Ben?

WOMAN: Are you thirsty, Ben?

BOY: No, Grandma. I'm not. I had some orange juice.

WOMAN: Who gave it to you? Your brother?

BOY: No. Uncle Jim found some in the kitchen. He gave it to me.

Why can't John go to the party?

BOY: I can't go to my friend's party, Mum.

WOMAN: Why not, John? Is your ear hurting again?

BOY: No, and my cough's better …

WOMAN: Good …

BOY: But now I've got a toothache and it's getting worse.

WOMAN: Oh dear!

Where did Mum go yesterday?

BOY: Did you go to the hospital to see Uncle Fred, Mum?

WOMAN: No, I didn't.

BOY: Did you go to have an eye test?

WOMAN: No. I had a headache. I was at home.

What did Dad eat and drink?

GIRL: Where did you go on Friday, Dad?

MAN: Friday? I went to a party.

GIRL: That's exciting! Did you have burgers and sausages?

MAN: I ate burgers and I drank lemonade, but I didn't eat sausages.

Where was Alex yesterday?

WOMAN: Hi Alex, I didn't see you yesterday.

BOY: I know. Yesterday was terrible; I didn't go to school or the sports centre!

WOMAN: You didn't go to school?

BOY: No, I had a temperature. I went to the hospital!

Audio Unit 4

TRB Unit 4 Ext 2 TRB Unit 4 song Unit 4 YLE test Unit 3–4 review TRB Test U1–4 Ex 1 TRB Test U1–4 Ex 2 TRB Test U1–4 Ex 3 TRB Test U1–4 Ex 4 TRB Test U1–4 Ex 5

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KEY: Hello, Peter. What are you doing here?

PETER: I've got two tickets for my school show on Wednesday. Would you like to come?

KEY: Yes, please, Peter. Which show are you doing?

PETER: We're doing Peter Pan. Pupils and parents are in it.

LOCK: We're over there in the fifth row. These are our chairs. Can you go and get us some drinks, Key?

KEY: No problem, Lock! Two lemonades.

KEY: This is great!

LOCK: Look at him, Key! It's Nick Motors!

CAPTAIN HOOK: I crossed the sea and sailed to Neverland to catch you, Peter Pan!

LOCK: Come down here! You, you, you … pirate!

LOCK: I know who you are! Oops!

HOOK: Ow, my beard. That hurts!

PETER: Dad, this is Mr Lock. Er, Mr Lock, this is my dad.

Dancing is good, dancing is fine,

Dancing is great!

Come on, children! Dance in line!

First, second, third and fourth

Dance, dance across the floor.

Fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth,

Jump, kick, don't come in late.

Ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth,

Dancing is good for your health.

Dancing's good, dancing's fine,

Come on, children! Dance in line!

Number five's first,

And number ten's last.

He can't hop and skip,

He can't get past.

Dancing is good, dancing is fine,

Dancing is great!

Come on, children! Dance in line!

MAN: Hello, Mary! What did you do last week?

GIRL: Hello, Grandpa. I went for a walk on Friday. It was very cold! It rained, too.

MAN: Oh! Did you take the dog with you?

GIRL: No, I listened to my music.

Can you see the line from the word Friday? On Friday, Mary went for a walk in the rain. Now you listen and draw lines.

MAN: What did you do on Saturday?

GIRL: Oh, the weather was bad that day too. I watched TV.

MAN: What did you see?

GIRL: A film about dancing. It was great!

MAN: And what about Tuesday?

GIRL: On Tuesday, Dad took me to the lake.

MAN: Did you go fishing?

GIRL: Not that day. We took our skates there. It snowed!

GIRL: On Monday, we went to the mountains. There was snow there, too.

MAN: What did you do there?

GIRL: I'm having climbing lessons. We did that.

MAN: Wow! That's exciting.

MAN: What did you do on Wednesday?

GIRL: Erm … Oh, I played in the playground with my friends.

MAN: What did you play?

GIRL: We played games. I'm really good at kicking a football!

MAN: That's great, Mary!

GIRL: And the day after, it was raining so we played table-tennis.

MAN: You played table-tennis on Tuesday?

GIRL: No, on Tuesday I went to the lake!

MAN: That's right … so on Thursday you played table-tennis?

GIRL: Yes, it was fun!

Daisy got a doll for her first birthday. She got a ball for her second birthday. She got a train for her third birthday. She got a bike for her fifth birthday. She got a computer for her twelfth birthday. She got a car for her twentieth birthday.

WOMAN: Excuse me. What are you doing?

GIRL: We're learning different sports.

WOMAN: Who's your teacher?

GIRL: The woman standing by the swimming pool.

WOMAN: The tall one?

GIRL: That's right. Her name's Daisy.

Can you see the line? This is an example. Now you listen and draw lines.

WOMAN: Who's the boy who's swimming?

GIRL: Which one?

WOMAN: The one who's first.

GIRL: That's John. He swims very quickly.

WOMAN: Yes, he swims very well.

GIRL: Can you see the girl who's skating?

WOMAN: The one wearing jeans?

GIRL: Yes. She's my friend, Jane.

WOMAN: How old is she?

GIRL: Ten, like me.

WOMAN: Who's the girl who's sitting under the tree?

GIRL: That's Mary. She isn't very well. She had a temperature yesterday.

WOMAN: It's good that she's not in the sun.

GIRL: I know.

WOMAN: Who's the boy with the black hat?

GIRL: The one who's climbing?

WOMAN: That's right. He's careful. He's wearing a strong hat.

GIRL: That's my brother, Jim.

WOMAN: And the girl with the white hat. Who's she?

GIRL: She's Vicky. She plays badminton very well.

WOMAN: Do you like badminton?

GIRL: Yes, I do, but I think it's a bit difficult.

MAN: Hello. Are you here to visit the library?

GIRL: Yes.

MAN: OK. Can I ask you some questions first, please?

GIRL: Of course.

MAN: What's your name?

GIRL: Sally Brown.

MAN: Is that B-R-O-W-N?

GIRL: That's right.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

MAN: Are you nine or ten, Sally?

GIRL: I'm ten. It's my birthday today.

MAN: Really? Happy Birthday!

GIRL: Thank you.

MAN: Are you here with your school?

GIRL: Yes, that's right.

MAN: What's the name of your school?

GIRL: It's City School.

MAN: Oh yes. City School is near here, isn't it?

GIRL: That's right.

MAN: Is that your teacher over there?

GIRL: Yes, that's Mrs Smith.

MAN: Mrs Smith. S-M-I-T-H.

GIRL: She loves books and we love reading.

MAN: That's very good.

MAN: You say you love reading.

GIRL: That's right.

MAN: Do you have a favourite author?

GIRL: Yes, I think Vicky Wilson is great.

MAN: I like Vicky Wilson's books, too.

MAN: Do you have a favourite book?

GIRL: It's difficult to choose. I think 'Picnic in the Countryside' is very funny but 'Quickly' is very exciting. Yes, I think 'Quickly' is my favourite.

MAN: Thank you very much. Goodbye.

GIRL: Goodbye.

MAN: Hello, Paul. You're very brown.

BOY: Yes. I was on holiday last week.

MAN: That's nice. Was it sunny every day?

BOY: Well, on Tuesday it rained so we went to the cinema and saw a film about monkeys.

MAN: Who did you go with?

BOY: My parents and my brother.

Can you see the line from the word Tuesday? On Tuesday, Paul saw a film about monkeys. Now you listen and draw lines.

MAN: Do you like going to the cinema?

BOY: Yes, I went on Friday, too, but this time with my friends.

MAN: Did you see the same film?

BOY: No, we saw a film about cars. It was great.

MAN: Oh yes. I know the film. It's very exciting.

MAN: What did you do on Wednesday?

BOY: We went to the beach. We went swimming in the sea.

MAN: Was the water cold?

BOY: No, it was warm.

BOY: We went to the beach again on Saturday.

MAN: Oh, that's nice.

BOY: Yes, but the water was colder so we played tennis instead.

MAN: Do you play tennis well?

BOY: Yes, but my parents played badly so we laughed a lot.

MAN: Did you fly your new kite?

BOY: Yes, on Monday it was windy.

MAN: Did you fly it on the beach?

BOY: No, I went to the park with my friends.

BOY: One day I went climbing with my mum.

MAN: Which day was that? Sunday?

BOY: No, Thursday, I think … Yes, it was.

MAN: Do you like climbing?

BOY: Yes, it's a bit difficult but it's very exciting.

WOMAN: Hello, Jim. Why didn't you go to school yesterday?

BOY: I was ill.

WOMAN: Oh dear. Did you have a stomach-ache?

BOY: No, I had a temperature.

WOMAN: Was that because you had a headache?

BOY: No, but I had a very bad earache.

Can you see the tick? Now you listen and tick the box.

Which is the doctor?

WOMAN: Do you feel better now?

BOY: Yes, because I went to the doctor and she gave me some medicine.

WOMAN: Who's your doctor?

BOY: Doctor Fine.

WOMAN: Is she the one with glasses and long hair?

BOY: She wears glasses but she has short hair.

WOMAN: Oh, yes. I know who she is.

Where did Jim go on Friday?

BOY: I think I got the earache on Friday because it was very windy.

WOMAN: Did you go to the park?

BOY: No, I went sailing with my dad.

WOMAN: In the lake?

BOY: No, we went sailing in the sea.

What does Jim like best?

WOMAN: Do you like sailing?

BOY: Yes, but I like skating best.

WOMAN: Do you skate in the park?

BOY: Yes, I always go with my friends. It's great.

How old is Jim's sister?

WOMAN: Did you go skating with your friends on Saturday?

BOY: No, it was my sister's birthday so she had a party.

WOMAN: Is your sister older or younger than you?

BOY: She's younger than me. I'm ten and she's eight.

WOMAN: And where was the party?

BOY: At home. My grandparents came with my aunt, my uncle and my cousins. There were eleven of us!

How many books did she have for her birthday?

WOMAN: Did you give your sister a present?

BOY: Yes, a book.

WOMAN: Does she like reading?

BOY: Yes, she does. She had lots of books for her birthday.

WOMAN: How many?

BOY: Well, Mum and Dad gave her four and I gave her one, so that's five ... oh, and three friends gave her books, too.

WOMAN: So she had eight books for her birthday!

BOY: That's right.

MAN: Can you see the doctor?

GIRL: Yes, I can. She's the woman who's standing by the door.

MAN: That's right. Look at her hair.

GIRL: Yes, it's very long!

MAN: That's right. Colour her hair black.

GIRL: OK.

Can you see the woman with long, black hair? This is an example. Now you listen and colour and write.

MAN: There's a man with a bad leg.

GIRL: Yes, a man next to the window.

MAN: Can you see his cap?

GIRL: Yes. Can I colour it purple?

MAN: Of course.

MAN: Do you want to write a word for me?

GIRL: Yes, please.

MAN: Can you see the words MARY JONES on the door?

GIRL: Yes. Is that the doctor's name?

MAN: That's right. Can you write the word DOCTOR above her name?

GIRL: OK. I'm writing DOCTOR now.

GIRL: Can I colour the door?

MAN: Of course. What colour do you want to use?

GIRL: I'd like to use green.

MAN: That's a nice colour for a door.

MAN: Now, can you see the boy with stomach-ache?

GIRL: Which one?

MAN: The one with a truck.

GIRL: Yes, I can see him. Can I colour the truck?

MAN: Yes. You can choose the colour.

GIRL: OK. I'm doing it yellow.

GIRL: OK. What now?

MAN: Can you see the girl?

GIRL: There are two in the picture.

MAN: You're right. Look at the one who's wearing glasses. Colour her jumper red.

GIRL: OK. I like the picture now.

MAN: Yes, it's nice.

Audio Unit 5

TRB Unit 5 Ext 2 TRB Unit 5 song

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LOCK: Look, Key! I've got information about Nick Motors. He's on an adventure holiday in the countryside.

KEY: Good! These holidays are more exciting than holidays at the beach.

KEY: Look here. It says you can explore forests, rivers and beaches. Can we go, Lock? Please!

LOCK: OK, Key. But we have to catch Nick Motors!

LOCK: He came here yesterday. He caught a bus in the afternoon and had dinner in the Lakeside Restaurant.

KEY: We can catch him easily, Lock. No problem.

LOCK: Excuse me. Do you know this man?

WAITER: Oh yes! I gave him his breakfast this morning.

KEY: Hmmm, but he's not here now.

MISS RICH: Hello! What are you doing here, Mr Key?

KEY: Hello, Miss Rich. We're at work. We're trying to catch a thief.

LOCK: I've got a message on my phone!

LOCK: I don't understand. It says, 'Look behind you!'

KEY: He's got our bike! I need a holiday.

The world isn't mine,

The world isn't yours.

The world isn't his,

The world isn't hers.

It's ours,

It's ours!

Our world is tired, we're making mistakes,

We need our seas, we need our lakes.

Our world is weak, we can make it strong,

It needs our help. Listen to our song.

We must look after its forests and trees,

We must look after its rivers and seas.

We can make it better, we can make it green,

This is our world, let's keep it clean.

The world isn't mine,

The world isn't yours.

The world isn't his,

The world isn't hers.

It's ours,

It's ours!

Audio Unit 6

TRB Unit 6 Ext 2 TRB Unit 6 song Unit 5–6 review

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MISS RICH: I need your help!

LOCK: What can we do for you, Miss Rich?

MISS RICH: A man came onto my boat and took all the money. You must catch him!

KEY: No problem, Miss Rich!

MISS RICH: The money was for my 'Save The Sea Society'. Here's the DVD of the inside of the boat.

LOCK: Let's look at it.

KEY: Oooops!

MISS RICH: I had the money in a bag ready to put into the bank. It was on the table.

KEY: Here's the man now.

LOCK: It's Nick Motors!

LOCK: So Nick Motors is more than a car thief!

KEY: Well, cars are more difficult to take than money.

LOCK: Hey! Motors wrote an email. We can read it!

KEY: Er, Lock, I think you need to look out to sea!

KEY: Oh! Aagh!

LOCK: Noooo! He's got our boat, too!

NICK MOTORS: Bye bye boys! The water's lovely! Have a nice swim!

Grandpa needs a new mobile,

(No, I don't!)

With an MP3.

(A what?)

It's got music and video clips,

And lots, lots more to see.

(I don't need any more!)

Grandpa needs a new mobile,

(No, I don't!)

So he can text his friends.

(I can talk to my friends!)

He can take lots of photos,

And play games at weekends.

(I go fishing at weekends!)

Grandpa!

(I've got a DVD player at home!)

Grandpa!

(I've got a nice camera!)

Grandpa!

(And my old mobile phone works perfectly well!)

Grandpa needs a new mobile!

(A new mobile phone!)

Grandpa needs a new mobile,

(No, I don't!)

So he can plan his day.

(I've got a pen and paper!)

He can listen to lots of songs,

And phone or even play.

(I haven't got time to play! I've got a radio! I've got a nice camera! My old mobile phone works perfectly well! Hmph!)

1. The monkey's happier than the panda.

2. Mr Star's more famous than Grandma.

3. The dog's dirtier than the cat.

4. Simon's hungrier than Stella.

5. The elephant's stronger than the dog.

6. The girl's more careful than the boy.

7. The horse is thirstier than the dog.

Audio Unit 7

TRB Unit 7 Ext 2 TRB Unit 7 song Unit 7 unit test

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KEY: Nick Motors. Now you're the most wanted man in town.

LOCK: Excuse me.

LOCK: Lock here.

ZOO KEEPER: Mr Lock, I'm phoning from the City Zoo. Please come quickly. We need your help.

LOCK: Come on, Key. It's not the best time to play with Miss Rich's dog. We've got a job to do!

KEY: No problem, Lock. Er, goodbye, Miss Rich.

KEY: What's the problem, sir?

ZOO KEEPER: A man just took one of our lorries from outside the snake house.

LOCK: Was this the man?

ZOO KEEPER: Yes! That's him! He rode into the zoo on that motorbike, and he drove out of it in our lorry!

LOCK: My motorbike! My motorbike!

KEY: We can catch this thief and get the lorry for you.

ZOO KEEPER: Oh! The thief's got the biggest problem! There was a tiger inside the lorry!

NICK MOTORS: Nice cat! Oooh, Mummy!

The elephants drank, drank, drank,

The parrots flew, flew, flew,

The dolphins swam, swam, swam,

At the zoo, zoo, zoo.

The elephants drank, drank, drank,

The parrots flew, flew, flew,

The dolphins swam, swam, swam,

At the zoo, zoo, zoo.

What did you do,

When you saw, saw, saw them

At the zoo, zoo, zoo?

The monkeys ate, ate, ate,

The children drew, drew, drew,

The lions slept, slept, slept,

At the zoo, zoo, zoo.

The monkeys ate, ate, ate,

The children drew, drew, drew,

The lions slept, slept, slept,

At the zoo, zoo, zoo.

What did you do,

When you saw, saw, saw them

At the zoo, zoo, zoo?

When you saw, saw, saw them

At the zoo, zoo, zoo?

In the giraffe family, aunt giraffe is the most beautiful. Father giraffe is the tallest. Sister giraffe is the youngest. Grandfather giraffe is the oldest. The cleverest giraffe in the family is mother giraffe. Brother giraffe is the loudest giraffe in the family.

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LOCK: Let's go, Key! We have to work more carefully this time. We can't make any more mistakes.

KEY: Eeek! No problem, Lock!

NICK MOTORS: Here, nice cat! Have a bag of parrot food! Mmmm!

NICK MOTORS: Here's a bottle of water … No? How about a nice box of … fruit!

KEY: Look, there it is! The lorry's over there!

LOCK: Oh, yes. Now we've got him!

LOCK: We've got you now, Nick. The police are coming to get you!

NICK MOTORS: Oh, yes please. Take me away from the tiger. Thank you! You're my heroes!

POLICEMAN: Nice work, men. You caught Nick Motors for us!

LOCK: Well, we had a little help.

KEY: No problem!

We had soup, We had pasta,

We had salads and cheese.

We all wanted more,

We all said ‘please'.

We gave presents,

And cards which we made.

We wore fancy dress,

We danced and we played …

We had soup, We had pasta,

We had salads and cheese.

We all wanted more,

We all said ‘please'.

We gave presents,

And cards which we made,

We wore fancy dress,

We danced and we played…

The party was good,

The party was great.

And now it's time to fly.

The party was good,

The party was great.

We'll see you soon, Goodbye.

The drinks we drank,

The food we ate.

The party was good,

The party was great.

We gave presents, …

Now the party's over,

Now it's time to fly.

See you soon, Goodbye.

1. Simon wants Stella to open the window.

2. Grandpa Star wants Grandma Star to turn on the computer.

3. Mrs Star wants Mr Star to make some coffee.

4. Stella wants Suzy to clean the table.

5. Grandpa Star wants Grandma Star to text Simon.

6. The teacher wants them to sit down.

MAN: My son had a birthday party yesterday. The children all wore funny clothes. Look!

GIRL: Wow! Yes! Can I colour this picture?

MAN: Yes! Colour the seven glasses. Colour the glasses with your grey pencil.

GIRL: OK! Did the children enjoy the party?

MAN: Yes. They loved it!

Can you see the grey glasses? This is an example. Now you listen and colour and draw.

GIRL: There's a bowl of salad on the table too. Can I colour that?

MAN: Yes, but only colour the bowl.

GIRL: All right. Can I colour it red?

MAN: Yes, you can.

GIRL: Which girl was the best dancer?

MAN: The one who wore the pirate's hat. Colour her trousers. Colour them brown.

GIRL: All right. I'm colouring them now.

MAN: Thank you.

GIRL: Who gave your son all those presents?

MAN: His friends! Colour the small, square one at the top.

GIRL: What colour?

MAN: Erm. Colour the smallest present at the top with your blue pencil.

GIRL: OK.

GIRL: I'd like to draw something too, please.

MAN: Good idea! Draw a spider under the table.

GIRL: Under the table. OK! There! Do you like my spider?

MAN: Yes. You drew that very well.

GIRL: There were sandwiches and chicken, too!

MAN: Can you colour the chicken yellow?

GIRL: Yellow is a good colour for chicken! I'm doing that now.

1. A bowl of soup.

2. A bottle of water.

3. A cup of tea.

4. A glass of lemonade.

5. A bag of potatoes.

6. A box of sugar.

BOY: I took this picture at the new sports centre yesterday.

WOMAN: Wow! It's great! Who's the girl with the nice sports bag?

BOY: That's Sally. She loves tennis!

WOMAN: Did she enjoy her game?

BOY: Yes. She's very good at it.

Can you see the line? This is an example. Now you listen and draw lines.

WOMAN: What's that woman's name?

BOY: The one who's standing next to the swimming pool?

WOMAN: That's right! She's wearing black trousers.

BOY: That's Daisy. She's one of the sports teachers.

WOMAN: Oh!

BOY: There's my friend, Charlie.

WOMAN: Which boy is he?

BOY: He started learning to climb that wall last year. He can climb all the way to the top now.

WOMAN: He's really clever, then.

BOY: That's right.

WOMAN: What's the matter with the girl who's under the tree?

BOY: Her name's Lily. She's really sad.

WOMAN: Why? Did she want to do some skating?

BOY: Yes, but she didn't have any skates.

WOMAN: And what's the name of the girl who's got the skates?

BOY: Her name's Ann.

WOMAN: Did you say Anna?

BOY: No! Her name's Ann.

WOMAN: I can see two boys in the swimming pool. What are their names?

BOY: I only know the one who's near the teacher.

WOMAN: The one with straight hair?

BOY: Yes. That's Paul. He's very strong. He swam in the pool all afternoon!

WOMAN: Wow!

Which was Jim's favourite birthday present?

WOMAN: Which was your favourite birthday present, Jim? Your new computer mouse?

JIM: It's great, Aunt Lily. My computer game is exciting too, but they aren't my favourite presents.

WOMAN: Oh!

JIM: My camera is. Dad gave it to me. Look!

Can you see the tick? Now you listen and tick the box.

Which animals did Sally learn about today?

SALLY: We learnt about animals this afternoon.

BOY: Which ones, Sally? Snakes?

SALLY: We didn't learn about those. We watched a video about dolphins.

BOY: Oh! Well, they're OK, but giraffes are funnier.

What did Charlie's cousins have for lunch?

WOMAN: What did your cousins have for lunch, Charlie?

CHARLIE: Uncle Bill bought them some sandwiches.

WOMAN: Taking a picnic is nicer. It's easier too.

CHARLIE: But burgers are best!

Which toy did Mum lose?

MUM: I lost one of the baby's toys yesterday.

BOY: Which one, Mum? Not the monkey?

MUM: No, that's here. But I can't find her panda.

BOY: Don't worry, Mum. The elephant's her favourite toy.

What did Tom do last night?

WOMAN: Did you watch TV last night, Tom?

TOM: Yes, I watched a film. It was about a zoo!

WOMAN: Did you do your homework?

TOM: No! I didn't have any homework!

WOMAN: Do you like zoos?

TOM: I love them! I went to the zoo last week!

What time does Jane get dressed on Saturdays?

MAN: What time do you get dressed, Jane?

JANE: I always get dressed at 7 o'clock.

MAN: 7 o'clock? Every day?

JANE: No! I get dressed at 6 o'clock on Saturdays!

WOMAN: Hello, Tom. What are you doing here?

TOM: We're visiting the museum.

WOMAN: Are you here with the school?

TOM: No, I'm with my aunt and uncle and my cousins.

WOMAN: Who's that by the door?

TOM: The boy wearing a cap?

WOMAN: Yes.

TOM: That's Fred.

Can you see the line? This is an example. Now you listen and draw lines.

WOMAN: Who's the girl by the window?

TOM: By the window, with curly hair?

WOMAN: Yes, that's right.

TOM: That's my cousin, Anna.

WOMAN: That's a nice map, isn't it?

TOM: Yes, it is and it's very interesting.

WOMAN: Who's the taller woman standing by it?

TOM: The taller one?

WOMAN: Yes.

TOM: That's my Aunt May.

WOMAN: I like that boat.

TOM: So does Kim. Look! She's taking a photo of it.

WOMAN: Oh, is that Kim?

TOM: Yes. She loves her camera!

WOMAN: I can't see that picture near the door very well.

TOM: I think it's a picture of the sea, but we can ask Daisy because she is standing in front of it now.

WOMAN: Is that man your uncle?

TOM: No, not that man. My Uncle John is the man sitting down.

WOMAN: The one with the jacket on?

TOM: That's right.

MAN: What are you doing, John?

JOHN: I'm buying food and drink for my birthday party.

MAN: When is the party?

JOHN: On Friday.

MAN: This Friday?

JOHN: Yes, that's right.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

MAN: Are you inviting a lot of children to your party?

JOHN: Yes, ten of my friends are coming.

MAN: Ten? That's nice!

MAN: Are all your friends the same age as you?

JOHN: Most are but Mary is twelve.

MAN: And are you eleven?

JOHN: Yes, I'm eleven on Friday.

MAN: What food are you buying?

JOHN: Sausages, hamburgers, crisps, bread and cake.

MAN: What's your favourite food?

JOHN: Cake.

MAN: Are those drinks for the party, too?

JOHN: Yes, there's juice and water.

MAN: How many bottles?

JOHN: Two of juice and three of water.

MAN: Did you say three bottles of water?

JOHN: Yes, that's right.

MAN: Are you having the party at home?

JOHN: Yes, I am, but we want to see a film at the cinema after the party.

MAN: What film?

JOHN: It's called Clouds.

MAN: Clowns?

JOHN: No! Clouds! C-L-O-U-D-S!

MAN: Oh, sorry! Have a nice party!

MAN: Hello, Sally. How are you?

SALLY: I'm fine, thanks.

MAN: I didn't see you on Saturday.

SALLY: No, I went to the zoo with my cousins.

Can you see the line from the word Saturday? On Saturday, Sally went to the zoo with her

cousins. Now you listen and draw lines.

MAN: Were your cousins with you all week?

SALLY: No, they left on Monday evening but that day, in the morning, we went to the Natural History Museum.

MAN: Was that interesting?

SALLY: Yes, I learnt a lot.

MAN: Do your cousins visit you every weekend?

SALLY: No, but on Friday I emailed them to invite them to my house.

MAN: Did you email them from the library?

SALLY: No, I have a computer in my room.

MAN: You're lucky.

SALLY: I know!

MAN: Which was your best day last week?

SALLY: Tuesday.

MAN: Why's that?

SALLY: Because it was my birthday and I had a party.

MAN: How old were you?

SALLY: Ten.

SALLY: On Wednesday, I went to the shops because I had to buy some clothes.

MAN: It rained then, didn't it?

SALLY: Yes, that's why we had to go by car.

MAN: But it didn't rain every day last week.

SALLY: No, on Thursday, it was very sunny. We went to the shops again but we went by bike.

MAN: I see.

Where did Jack go?

WOMAN: Did you go swimming yesterday?

JACK: No, I don't go swimming on Tuesdays.

WOMAN: What did you do?

JACK: I went to the shops.

WOMAN: With your friends?

JACK: No, I went with my parents and my sister, Jane.

Can you see the tick? Now you listen and tick the box.

What did Jack's parents buy him?

WOMAN: Did you buy anything?

JACK: Yes, we all bought something. My mum bought a DVD and my dad bought a new mouse, but the best thing was that they bought me a camera.

What did their parents buy for Jack's sister?

WOMAN: What about Jane? Did your parents buy her a camera, too?

JACK: No, she takes photos on her mobile phone. They bought her an MP3 player.

WOMAN: And a new computer?

JACK: No!

What animals did Jack take photos of?

WOMAN: Did you use your camera?

JACK: Yes, because when we finished shopping, we went to the zoo.

WOMAN: Did you take photos of the giraffes?

JACK: There weren't any giraffes but I took a lot of photos of the dolphins.

WOMAN: Ah! What about the snakes?

JACK: Urgh, yuck, no!

What did they eat at the zoo?

WOMAN: Did you have a snack at the zoo?

JACK: We wanted to take a picnic but we thought it could rain so we went to the café.

WOMAN: Did you eat burgers or sandwiches?

JACK: Sandwiches.

What toy animal did Jack buy?

WOMAN: Did you go to the zoo shop?

JACK: Yes. There were lots of toys. I liked the toy animals.

WOMAN: Did you buy one?

JACK: Yes, but it was difficult to decide. I liked the elephants and the monkeys but then I saw a panda and I liked that most.

WOMAN: So, did you buy the panda?

JACK: Yes. Look, I've got it here.

WOMAN: Oh!

MAN: Can you see the girl?

GIRL: Which one? I can see three girls.

MAN: You're right. The tallest one.

GIRL: Yes.

MAN: Can you colour her shoes black?

GIRL: OK.

Can you see the girl with black shoes? This is an example. Now you listen and colour and draw.

GIRL: I'd like to draw something.

MAN: OK. The tallest girl is looking at a picture of a cat.

GIRL: I can't see a cat!

MAN: No, but you can draw it!

GIRL: OK. I'm drawing a cat.

GIRL: Now I'd like to colour something.

MAN: All right. Can you see the woman carrying a bag?

GIRL: Yes. Can I colour her bag?

MAN: Yes, I think red would be nice.

GIRL: So do I.

MAN: Can you see the man sitting down?

GIRL: Yes. He's got a book.

MAN: That's right.

GIRL: Can I colour the book?

MAN: Yes, good idea!

GIRL: What colour?

MAN: Er … blue.

GIRL: There's a nice picture of a car.

MAN: You're right. It looks like a fast car.

GIRL: Yes. Can I colour it yellow?

MAN: OK. That's a good colour.

GIRL: My favourite painting is the one of the flowers.

MAN: Yes, they are beautiful!

GIRL: Can I colour the flowers?

MAN: Of course. I think orange would be nice.

GIRL: So do I.

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