Iwonder 5 Ss
Iwonder 5 Ss
Vocabulary Grammar
Let’s Get Started! Activities (eat out, get a haircut, go on safari, go to a sleepover, hang out Question tags
with friends, practise the piano, text a friend, work on a project) Prepositions of
(pp. 4-7) movement
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S chools Around the School facilities (Art room, canteen, classroom, Drama room, gym, Present simple –
head teacher’s office, ICT room, library, lockers, main hall, Music room, Present continuous
World nurse’s office, playground, Science lab, staffroom, toilets) -ing form – infinitive
After-school activities (create animations, do Arts and Crafts, do
(pp. 8-21) experiments, have Drama Class, play in the school orchestra, practise
a sport, sing in the school choir, write for the school newspaper)
2 That’s Entertainment! Theatre (audience, costume designer, curtain, director, make-up artist, Past continuous –
playwright, props, scenery, sound technician, stage) Past simple
(pp. 22-35) Films/TV programmes (action film, animated film, mystery film, the news, used to
quiz show, science fiction film, talent show, wildlife programme)
Wonder Tales 1 (pp. 36-37) The King’s Secret (Value: It’s not how you look, but how you treat others that matters!)
3 H omes Around the Types of houses (bungalow, chalet, cottage, detached house, hut,
lighthouse, semi-detached house, skyscraper, stilt house, tepee, villa,
Comparatives
Superlatives
World yurt) as … as
Chores (clean the bathroom, do the laundry, dust the furniture, hang too/enough
(pp. 38-51) out the clothes, load the dishwasher, mow the lawn, sweep the floor,
vacuum the carpet)
4 Sports Challenge Sports (badminton, canoeing, golf, hang-gliding, kitesurfing, mountain Present perfect
biking, rock climbing, scuba diving, skydiving, windsurfing) (already, yet, just,
(pp. 52-65) Sports equipment (board, club, flippers, goggles, life jacket, mask, ever and never)
oxygen tank, paddle, parachute, wetsuit)
5 Extreme Earth Natural disasters (avalanche, drought, earthquake, flood, forest fire,
hurricane, tornado, volcanic eruption)
Zero conditional
must
(pp. 68-81) Survival kit (blanket, camp stove, cool box, first-aid kit, fishing rod, may
matches, penknife, whistle)
6 Happy Helpers! Charities (collect food, design badges, donate clothes, have a cake sale, going to
have an art fair, organise a marathon, raise money, sell second-hand toys) will
(pp. 82-95) Ambitions (become famous, graduate from university, help out in the
community, meet a world leader, publish a book, start my own business,
travel abroad, win an Olympic medal)
Wonder Tales 2 (pp. 96-97) The Oak and the Reeds (Value: It’s better to bend than to break!)
7 Go Shopping Shops (bookshop, cake shop, chemist’s, clothes shop, department store, Indefinite pronouns
electrical shop, florist’s, jeweller’s, newsagent’s, shopping centre) First conditional
(pp. 98-111) Products (belt, bouquet, bracelet, earrings, fan, magazine, necklace,
newspaper, plaster, top)
8 Our Amazing World! Monuments (bridge, column, fortress, fountain, palace, ruins, statue, The passive
temple) (present simple)
(pp. 112-125) Materials (clay, gold, iron, limestone, marble, nylon, silver, wax) is/was made of
A World of Wonder 2 (Modules 5-8) (pp. 126-127) Mega Wonder Challenge (p. 128)
Self-reflection Schools in Japan Speaking: Giving Dos and Don’ts \s\ sound spellings
Interpreting information (Geography) directions in the ICT Room place
Creative thinking Writing: A blog entry (ICT) class
Applying world knowledge course
Identifying (visual) information
Logical thinking
Forming an opinion
Self-reflection A poster about a Speaking: Buying a ticket Sound Effects Adjective endings: -ing, -al
Interpreting information play (English) Writing: An email about (Drama) interesting
Creative thinking a film magical
Logical thinking
Recalling information
Applying world knowledge Homes Around Speaking: Offering help Maps International Words in English
Logical thinking the World Writing: An email about (Geography) taxi
Self-reflection (Geography) your new home bungalow
Interpreting information sushi
Organising and selecting ideas karate
Recalling information ballet
Decision making pizza
Creative thinking igloo
Applying world knowledge Greenhill School Speaking: Inviting – Friction Person suffixes: -er, -or and -ist
Logical thinking Pool Rules (PE) Accepting/Refusing (Science) golfer
Combining ideas to form a new whole Writing: A survey about actor
Self-reflection sports artist
Sequencing/Interpreting information
Organising and selecting ideas
Interpreting information
Decision making
Applying world knowledge My Disaster Plan Speaking: Making an The Titanic Words within words
Interpreting information for An Earthquake emergency phone call (History) earth – ear
Logical thinking (Social Science) Writing: An email about forest – rest
Prioritising a natural disaster
Organising and selecting ideas
Selecting facts
Evaluating information
Applying world knowledge My Future Ambition Speaking: Finding ways All Different – \e´\ sound spellings
Creative thinking (Social Science) to raise money All Equal! (Social care
Interpreting (visual) information Writing: An email about Science) fair
Self-reflection organising a charity wear
Forming an opinion event
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down the corridor and turn left
at the Art room. The Science
lab is next to the library.
Mr Tanaka: Right! Thank you!
Carlos: No, sir! Not RIGHT, LEFT!
Mr Tanaka: Yes, yes. Sorry! I mean,
I understand!
Cody:
Science lab, but I think I’m lost.
Don’t worry! It’s very close.
Mr Tanaka: OK. How do I get there?
2
Cody: Well, keep walking, then turn left
at the nurse’s office, and turn left
again, then turn right at the gym
and then straight! Is it clear?
Mr Tanaka: Oh, dear … I guess so …
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lab and I’m totally lost!
Elsa: Don’t worry! I can show
you. Let’s go together!
Mr Tanaka: That’s great! Thank you
so much!
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4 Let’s play!
5 6 7
OK. Let’s go to the Art
room and get him.
12 After-school activities
1 Where is Ellerton
Becky?
School Play
2 Where’s the MUSIC 9:00
new football Friday ART 10:15
stadium? 3 When is 6 pm to ENGLISH 11:20
the school 8 pm
play? MATHS 13:10
4When do
HISTORY 14:20
you have
Music class?
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Q: 3) _______________________________________
A: There are teams of children
who help out with certain
activities. At lunchtime, the
children take turns to serve
each other food. Children
also clean the classrooms and
other areas of the school.
Q: 4) _______________________________________
4 Use the questions A: During break time, children
in Ex. 3 and tell the class enjoy playing games in the
about schools in your playground. One of their
country. favourite games is dodgeball.
Q: 5) _______________________________________
5 In groups, A: After school, children can take part in a lot
do a project or make a of activities, like football, judo, tennis, arts
PowerPoint® presentation and crafts or singing in the school choir.
about schools in your Children in Japan like working hard and playing hard.
country. Present it to the
They all enjoy their school day!
class.
2 Read
the dialogue again. Which
room is the ICT room? A or B?
START HERE!
NURSE’S
MUSIC CANTEEN
ROOM
OFFICE A
Giving directions
Useful Language
SCIENCE LAB
ART
ROOM STAFFROOM
B • Walk along/
past ...
• Go up/down/
TOILETS HEAD
TEACHER’S straight ...
GYM OFFICE
MAIN HALL
• Turn left/right.
• The ... is on your
left/on your
3 ROLE PLAY: Imagine you are a new pupil right/in front
at Fiona’s school. Take roles and act out a of you.
dialogue similar to Ex. 1. Use the map in Ex. 2.
I love playing sports like tennis or volleyball. It’s a great way to exercise. It’s lots
of fun, too! I play for the school football team. Why don’t you try it, too?
Posted by Manuel, Spain
There are lots of activities pupils can do after school. Many of my friends are
in the Science Club because they like doing experiments. What I love most is
singing. That’s why I joined the school choir. We meet every Monday. I’d also like
to join the Art Club, but I haven’t got time.
Posted by Susan, UK
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for you to remember, bu
t difficult for others they ask
to guess. Remember! Ne
ver share your
password with anyone an
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down anywhere.
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ign out of your ac
count
2 D
o not share your personal before you switch
off
information online. your computer.
Just like your password, never share Other pupils
your personal information online. This use these
includes your name and surname, computers, too.
your birthday, your address, your Make sure that
telephone number and photos of you they can’t use
and your family. your account. Sign
out and switch off the
computer when you
3 D
o not visit websites
are done.
that aren’t safe.
Pupils should only visit safe websites. To make
sure the website is safe, look for a green
padlock symbol ( ) next to the web address.
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1 David is searching for information about schools in France. He finds a list of sites
and clicks on one. Suddenly, a message pops up on his screen. It reads:
The page you are trying to access is not secure. Press CANCEL to go
back or OK to continue.
CANCEL OK
2 David needs to create a password to log in to his school computer account. The
teacher gave him the following instructions:
3 David needs to print his History project, but the teacher isn’t there. What should he do?
A He should wait and ask for permission when the teacher comes back.
B He doesn’t need to wait for the teacher. It should be OK – his project is only 4 pages.
4 David receives an email from a person he doesn’t know. The person is asking David to
send him his home address. What should he do?
A David should send the person an email with his home address.
B David should not send the person his home address. He should tell his teacher.
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Activity Book, page 14
Days
ace team
school
cool
are
Cool Days!
My life is full five days a week, I eat at lunchtime every day
The days I go to 1) school. In the school 3) _______________ ,
The playground’s great for playing games, Then I like meeting in the gym
And the Science lab is 2) _______________ ! To practise with our 4) _______________ !
2 How does the singer feel about school? Choose. Do you agree?
Wonder
A School is a lot of fun! B School is just OK!
Words
and
and 1 C
omplete the words with -ce, -ss
\s\ sound spellings
Wonder or -se.
The most common spellings of the \s\ 1 nurse 4 pre___ 7 fa___
sound at the end of words are: 2 addre___ 5 scien___ 8 hor___
Wonder
-ce (place)
3 offi___ 6 fal___ 9 gue___
1
We usually play (play) sports
A 4
1
in the playground, but today we
___________________ (practise) B
Review
in the gym.
I ___________________________
4 (not/usually/go) to the nurse’s
office, but today I _____________
___________ (not/feel) very well.
Now I can...
• talk about school facilities • talk and write about schools around the world
• talk about after-school activities • give directions
• describe what I usually do and • write a blog entry about after-school activities
what I’m doing now • use the school computer safely
• talk about preferences • recognise and spell words with \s\ sound spellings
in English.
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