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About 4 million people live near the Sahara, but it has only 5 inches of rain every year. What a dry place it is! Adesert 69 Trnc 02 @ There is no water in the desert. (T/F) @ The Sahara is the biggest desert in the world. (T/F) © No one lives near a desert. (T/F) + A desert is a dry place. sis'2 228 Zod, + Ajungle is a wet place. 822 44é 20(ct. 10wore Pence * Write the meaning of the following words. @ desert desert ALS} © biggest @ hot ® world © dry @ name @ place ® million 3 (69 Track 03 » Read and circle the best answer. © What's the weather like in the desert? a. It’s snowy. b. It’s rainy. c. It’s hot. @ Which continent has the biggest desert in the world? a. Asia b. Africa c. Europe * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © About people live near the Sahara. a. 4 million b. 5 million c. 6 million © The Sahara has only 5 inches of every year. a. snow b. sand c. rain * Circle the correct sentence. @ The desert is a cool and snowy place. @ The desert is a hot and dry place. © The desert is a hot and wet place. 11ey Track 04 ont o2 If you look around you, you can find some rocks very easily. Rocks are minerals and they are all from the earth. What colors of rocks can you see? You can see silver, white, brown, gold, orange, blue, red, pink, black, and even rainbow-colored rocks. There are many different colors of rocks on the earth. Why don’t you find those colors of ; 4 Rocks __I rocks right now? ° 6p Trac 05 Baar @ Rocks are all from space. (T/F) @ Rocks are minerals. (T/F) © Rocks vary in color. (T/F) =, rock = "ha Earth oe 4 1 TAlaL 204.8. BHU 1: mineral 3H carth = 714) 58 7231 Nola, she 2-217 SIRE eas eae Sle A Sesh CHE ae 32 2 gold a wa rainbow = 217i, #2|71442] . : E diferent “the oarth ot 8 theearth aceFore Pracmice * Write the meaning of the following words. @ rock rock = up 9] ® gold @ easily © rainbow © mineral @ different @ silver © the earth g 6 Track 06 * Read and circle the best answer. @ What are rocks made of? a. the earth b. minerals c. water @ Are there many different colors of rocks on the earth? a. Yes, there are. b. No, there aren’t. c. Don’t know. * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © You can find some rocks very iS a. hardly b. difficulty c. easily @ There are many colors of rocks on the earth. a. different b. same c. silver * Circle the correct sentence. @ There are the same colors of rocks. @ There are different colors of rocks. © There are the same sizes of rocks. 13(+9 Track 07 If you look up at the night sky, you can see plenty of stars. Stars are large balls of burning gas in space. Don’t you wonder how hot those stars are? Some stars are very hot, and some stars are cool. Believe it or not, a blue or white star is hotter than a red or yellow star. stars 6) Trac 08 Esa ar @ A blue star is hotter than a red star. (T/F) @ Stars are sometimes hot and sometimes cool. (T/F) © There are many stars in the sky. (T/F) = look up ae hotter a r ay Tel 17} SH} F] 2.5} 1 plenty ae “=AICF hotell -er& eld sete On} wlayel burning galetex eri homer7F MH, honerés “YS 2A space Se a oa CHPHSASI Ais hotter than B. 47} Buc} cs) believe at~Fworo Pexcnice * Write the meaning of the following words. ® look up lookup 93 2 © space @ sky © wonder © plenty @ cool @ burning gas © believe ¢ 9 Track o9 * Read and circle the best answer. @ What is a star made of? a. water b. dirt c. gas @ What color stars are hotter than a red or yellow star? a. a blue or yellow star b.a blue or white star —_c. a red or white star » Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Stars are large balls of in space. a. burning gas b. cooling gas c. hot gas © Some stars are very hot, and some stars are a. hot b. big c. cool Pdescrawe rwe Prcrore + Circle the correct sentence. @® The girl sees plenty of stars. @ The girl sees a star. © The girl sees plenty of birds. 1569 Trac 10 A lizard is a reptile and it has scaly skin and a short neck. Also, they usually have a small head and a long tail. Mostly they live ina warm place. There are more than 3,700 kinds | of lizards on the Earth. \ Some lizards grow up to six feet, and some lizards change their skin color. Some lizards don’t have legs. PAtizard rd 6) Trance 11 Sa a @ A lizard has a long neck and tail. (T/P) @ A lizard has scaly skin. (T/F) @ A lizard is a reptile and some lizards change their color. (T/F) = lizard sepa MAE SAKE SSAt reptile ae scaly wso] Ql short 2, long 2, small 442, big neck = tail He] +I have short hair. Ue oi2/7/#10) at, a UES « [have long legs. Us cl2\7} zit more than ~¥c} go} + have a small head. Us oj2\7} act change ic} | -Thave a big face. He 201 actwore Prrcnice * Write the meaning of the following words. @ lizard lizard eupa 6 tail @ reptile © warm ® scaly © more than @ neck © change Peco * Read and circle the best answer. @ What is a lizard’s skin like? a. silky b. scaly c. black @ How many kinds of lizards live on the Earth? a. more than 1,700 b. less than 3,700 c. more than 3,700 * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Mostly they live ina place. a. cold b. dirty c. warm, @ Some lizards don’t have a.a head b. legs c. ears @desciwe re Prcrore + Circle the correct sentence. @ Some lizards change their legs. @ Some lizards change their tail. © Some lizards change their skin color. 17ny TRACK 13 A tornado is a funnel-shaped strong wind. It never stops whirling and keeps sucking up dust, houses, cars, trees and everything. It can pull up things into the air and make them fly. Also, it moves very fast at speeds up to 483 km per hour. It is one of the strongest kinds of storms. There are more than 800 tornados in the United States each year. Tornado op Track 14 ar © Tornados are one of the strongest storms. (T/F) ® Tornados move very slowly. (T/F) © Tornados don’t exist in the United States. (T/F) = 4(io funnel-shaped Zi«7| =¢F2) BUS BAe SSAt wind ugh whirling qy ee funnel shape 27] 5%, round shape 2% 2, ‘suck up WoHgo]c} star shape ‘1 ©, triangle shape 4!2}8 22 ose | + Ithas a funnel shape. 222 zi7/ 220 pull up Boleelct +Ithas a round shape. 222 2 22oic, strongest 7 aR + Ithas a star shape. 222 ¥ 22)1¢ a ae + Ithas a triangle shape. 2242 4218 22i0(c. 18Foro Pracrice + Write the meaning of the following words. @ funnel-shaped funnel-shaped 2x}7| 2¢ro] @ dust @ wind © pull up © whirling @ strongest @ suck up © storm Pon * Read and circle the best answer. @ How does a tornado suck up houses and trees? a. by whirling a wind —_b. by hittinga wind _c. by stopping a wind @ How many tornados come to the United States each year? a. more than 400 b. more than 600 c. more than 800 * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Itcan pull up things into the and make them fly. a. air b. house c. cloud © It moves very fast at speeds up to per hour. a. 483 km b. 648 km c. 843 km + Circle the correct sentence. @ A tornado is a round-shaped wind. @ A tornado is a funnel-shaped wind. © A tornado is a triangle-shaped wind. 19(op Track 16 A river is usually fresh water and it flows toward an ocean or a lake. The Nile River is the longest river in the world, and it is about 4,170 miles long. - Also, it flows through nine — different countries. \ ~ The Nile River helped the people of Egypt in ancient times and even today. 95 percent of Egypt’s population . =. pi PA river lives on the bank of the Nile River. " 69 Trac 17 CaaS @ The Nile River flows through different countries. (T/F) @ The Nile River is the longest river in the world. (T/F) © The Nile River is fresh water. (T/F) =a fresh ARE longest toward ~ #22 io seu 9} longo -est$ Bole aAhsel 78 fect e se

isa reptile with scaly skin and a short neck. SOME ISHS deat WS SS 7iAla act @ are the top of the food chain in the sea. AONE. UIC SO] ASO! 7H Soll BECP @ Each bird has different shaped |. 2249] ARE CHE 9949} 7H 7X ICC, 1. Rocks 2.Snow 3.desert 4.0cean S.tiver 6.Stars T.light bulb 8.tomado 9.fish 10. lizard 11. Sharks 12. wingsTee) Chey Cet) Pe Cy UNIT 17 The) et ety LU esy vied ees) Te Family Friend Transportation School Rule Map City Farm Water Recycling The United States Neighbor Money(ey Trac 37 or 13 A family is a group of people. They live in a house together. Each family has their customs, events, and rules. Most families consist of mother, father, and children. Family members love each other, and they help each other. What is the biggest family in the world? It has 19 members. . r There are parents and 17 children. = 6) TrAcK 38 Src © Parents are not members of a family. (T/F) @ There are people in a family. (T/F) © A family lives together and loves each other. (T/F) = group ad, 2a parents live art eStore eee parents‘ h42)9} oo}. ta) Boke lee EAUEH. obey), o}mU} Gol et | Poe ee parent2}a1 3] -sH Wl] gore, rule tl, a consist = d8}t} + I'm living with my parents. each other “|= Ue Etat ol a2 Lol member 3% 36Poro Prncrice * Write the meaning of the following words. © group group 4th © rule @ live © consist © custom @ each other @ event © member 6) Teac 39 | * Read and circle the best answer. @ What does each family have of their own? a. their customs b. their clothes c. their neighbors @ How many members are in the biggest family in the world? a.l7 b.19 ¢. 21 + Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Most families have their a. love , events, and rules. b. children c. customs each other. © Family members love each other, and they a. study b. help c.run @descewe tue Prerure + Circle the correct sentence. @ There are three members in the family. @ There are four members in the family. © There are five members in the family. 379 Track 40 Do you have a lot of friends? Friends play together, and study together. \ Also, friends share their thoughts and la do things together. | There are many kinds of friendships \ such as pen pals, internet friendships | and classmates. Friendship is a relationship between friends. Trust and honesty are the most Friends important things in a friendship. Gop Trac at ra ao @ Friends play together but don’t study together. @ Friendship is between friends. © Classmates can not be friends. = ta (T/F) (T/F) (T/F) friendship #4, 215+ 244 together together @°), #7] i Telationshiatat together: “o), WA CH= Oe cee ApolUy Sa sith Ps one 3} a ee bs a SUCH share upett : thought #2 +1 cook with my mom, Ut 2i0i9} a) 2218 2c 1 Als + They walk together. 252 emi 2c honesty aA 38F wloro Pracrice « Write the meaning of the following words. @ friendship _ friendship 24 © share @ together @ thought © relationship @ trust @ study © honesty ¢ 6p Trac 42 = Read and circle the best answer. @ What do friends usually NOT do together? a. share their thoughts b. grow plants c. play together @ What are the most important things in a friendship? a. money and happiness b. lies and fun c. trust and honesty = Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Friendship is a between friends. a. relationship b. love c. honesty @ There are pen internet friendships and classmates. a. teachers b. pals c. students Poescewe me Prcrore * Circle the correct sentence. @ Friends eat together. @ Friends play together. © Friends study together. 396p Track 43 ‘Types of transportation are trains, buses, cars, airplanes, and so on. They are for people or goods to move from one place to another. What is the most popular transportation for students? It is a school bus. \ Why do you think school buses are yellow? It is because people can see yellow very fast. 5 A 7 | bus, So this can prevent an accident. ae 9 Track 44 aa © Trains and airplanes are not types of transportation. (T/F) @ People can’t see yellow very fast. (T/F) © School buses are for businessmen. (T/F) =a transportation 32 +-¢b for train 7\7} goods AE, HE & *at0f 2H ole, “eH for people’. ‘another the at aoe HstoF o]31, for me= “US Fsof eh SE popular Wl hk ee ee, “This gift is for you. o| 82 ¥ 98 70} a : - These books are for everyone. accident at 0| MES SE ANRIES 98 lokJor Pracmice * Write the meaning of the following words. @ transportation transportation == +s} © popular @ train ® school bus © goods @ prevent © another © accident ¢ ep Track 45 * Read and circle the best answer. @ What is transportation for? a. sleep in b. go to school c. move from one place to another @ Why are school buses yellow? a. Yellow can prevent an accident. b. Yellow can move fast. c. Yellow is kids’ favorite color. * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Itis because people can see yellow very a. slow b. fast c. far @ School buses are the most transportation for students. a. beautiful b. comfortable c. popular @Dodescawe re Prcrore * Circle the correct sentence. © There are a train, an airplane, and a ship. @ There are a bicycle, an airplane, and a car. © There are a train, a bicycle, and a car. 46p Trac 46 ins 16 Every school has school rules. Students should try hard not to break them. Students should be at school on time. Students should not fight at school. ly Students have to take off their hats during class. Students should not run in the hallways. There are a lot of school rules in \ school. students Loa 9 Trace 47 ra @ Not every school has school rules. (T/F) @ There is only one school rule at school. (T/F) © Students don’t have to follow the school rules. (T/F) = school rule #32 34) on time es et Jo], Alzto] Wal Bhs ROS Aa ae etal on timee “A2o}, Alto] Sat eRe OS Bay Re fener ef Ano} 2g Baht, tant tte Ni during ~ $2, ooh sole aa + Please come on time. xz! 22/0) 2112. hallway SE 42Foro Pracmice + Write the meaning of the following words. @ school rule schoolrule 22742] = @ fight @ ty © take off ® hard @ during @ break ® hallway g 6 Track 48 » Read and circle the best answer. @ What does every school have? a. school rules b. baseball teams c. swimming pool @ What should students take off during class? a. jacket b. glasses c. hat * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Students should be at school a. in time b. on time c. by time @ Students should not run in the a. playground b. gym c. hallways. @ descawe we Prcrore + Circle the correct sentence. @ Students walk in the park. @ Students walk in the hallway. © Students walk in the water. 43ep Track 49 rik 17 A map shows what the earth looks like. People use a map in many ways. Some people use a map to study the earth. Some people need a map to find some places. Do you know when people first started making maps? People started making maps thousands of years ago. Also, maps were first made on animal skins, clay, or wood. 6 Track 50 Ta arc @ Maps were first only made on animal skins. (T/F) @ People don’t use maps in many ways. (CTE) © A map is for finding places. (T/F) J wow] map AS some look like ~A@ Molty eqnizio}, water ek oa 14 Abgalth some®: “@rHzbo}, BS) BH= olojs, LeHA| some oa ae i peopleole}a! a} "H o] AKG ojzH2 so] wa | find Bt 7 animal skin $37} “Gorse lenceria saeniepatiety clay aS : i: oto} Zo] was +I need some money. L= 222! £0] wis wood ore 44F wore Pracrice *« Write the meaning of the following words. © map map 2% @ find @ look like ® animal skin © use @ clay @ way © wood ¢ 6p Track 51 * Read and circle the best answer. @ Why do we need a map? a. to draw a picture b.tosingasong _c. to find some places @ When was the first map made? a. thousands of years ago —_—-b. 400 years ago c. 500 years ago * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Some people use a map to study a. water b. the earth c. houses © The first map was made on clay, or wood. a. animal skins b. paper c. leaves * Circle the correct sentence. @ The map is made on a piece of metal. @ The map is made on a rock. © The map is made on an animal skin. 45hy Trac 52 Many people live in a city. Also, many cars and buildings are in a city. Cities have a long history. But, no one knows exactly how old | a city is. \ What is the biggest city in the world? Tokyo is the biggest city in the world. There are more than 34 million rAcity people in Tokyo. 6p Trac 53 Bra @ Many people live in a city. (T/F) @ People knows exactly how old a city is. (T/F) © Cities have a short history. (T/F) = iid city A] but many ae es bacingnaee Ta op Sed Oe Sot oct ot 3 = the dress: lout i too short. sate cathe AE «She's pretty, but Not nice. 214 owxiet ateix] ech 46~Fworo Pracrice * Write the meaning of the following words. @ city city Al © history @ many © exactly ®© people @ old @ building © Tokyo ¢ 9 Track 54 Read and circle the best answer. @ Which sentence does NOT describe a city? a. It has many cars and buildings. b. It has many animals and trees. c. It has many people. @ Do we know how old cities are? a. No, we don’t. b. Yes, we do. c. No, it isn’t. « Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Tokyo is the city in the world. a. smallest b. longest c. biggest © There are more than people in Tokyo. a. 34 million b. 43 million c. 53 million @Doescewe re Picrore »« Circle the correct sentence. © There are many cars in the city. @ There are many animals in the city. © There are many cows in the city. 47oy Trac 55 Farmers grow plants, and raise animals on a farm. What are farm animals? They are horses, cows, ducks, sheep, chickens, turkeys, rabbits, dogs, pigs, | goats, geese, and donkeys. Most milk comes from cows. Horses run very fast. Sheep provide thick fur for people. Chickens lay eggs. 7 rAfarm Farmers raise pigs for meat. 6) Trac 56 Select True or False @ Farms produce many canned goods. (T/F) @ There are a lot of kinds of farm animals. (T/F) © Farmers raise sheep for fur. (T/F) farm 38 goose/sheep a i Aa &, BB. Tt. 3 goose: A$] 2, 38S geese7} HUT}, es rele sheep® YF Oe HAYS Hve. ehola, raise AEC . There are many geese on the farm. Ca ney seo: 19101 OFF BC, provide mer + Sheep are running on the mountain. thick FAL B01 Akg Horch, 48FP voro Prncrice + Write the meaning of the following words. @ farm farm = @ raise @ farmer © turkey ® grow @ provide @ plant © thick g (9 Track 57 * Read and circle the best answer. @ What do farmers do on the farm? a. They make machines. _b. They build buildings. c. They grow plants. @ What are the animals that farmers raise? a. chickens and pigs b. lions and elephants c. zebras and giraffes = Complete the sentence with the right answer. @ Sheep provide thick for people. a. egg b. fur c. milk © Farmers raise pigs for . a. farm b. horse c. meat * Circle the correct sentence. © Sheep are on the farm. @ Ducks are on the farm. © Pigs are on the farm. 49op Track 58 ih 20 70 percent of the Earth is covered with water and most of the water on the Earth is in the ocean. Only | percent of water on the Earth is drinking water. Why are the oceans salty? Water flows from rivers to oceans. It picks up some salt from the rocks in the river. So, the salty water flows into the oceans. The water in the oceans gets saltier and saltier. Water 6p Trac 59 ACT a a y @ Salty water flows into the lake. (T/F) @ As water flows to the ocean in rivers, it picks up salt from rocks. ( T / F ) © Fresh water is not for drinking. (T/F) = cover wat ‘salty most ae ; srcrene Ns: ah waa i A), 223 salty salt@l 23 4 dole AG 9 dining Saeed LE Kolo A, WHE sweets, sours, | salty a Sa71 Ge bitter@3) 0] QU tt. pickup #2x} f= if iE if 2, This soup is salty. 0} 32 mc}, fowinto S2)-gertct + Lemons are sour. #22 Alct.“Ptoro Pricice + Write the meaning of the following words. @ cover cover aact © salty @ most © pick up © only @ salt @ drinking © flow into g 6p Track 60 » Read and circle the best answer. @ What percentage of the Earth is covered with water? a. 70% b. 80% @ What does the ocean water taste like? a. sweet b. bitter * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Only | percent of water on the Earth is a. ocean b. drinking water @ Water picks up some salt from the a. ground b. water @ descrme re Picture » Circle the correct sentence. @ Water stops in the river. @ Water dries in the ocean. © Water flows over rocks. c. 90% c. salty c. river in the river. c. rocks. 516p Track 61 People make old things into new things. This is called recycling. People can recycle only some materials, such as paper, glass, plastics, clothing, computers, cell phones, and metal. | Food cannot be recycled. How do students recycle at school? Students make recycling boxes for cans, glass bottles, and paper. They try to use recycled things. »Arrecycling box aeons 6p Trac 62 SaaS @ There are a lot of food that can be recycled. (T/F) ® People can recycle everything. (T/F) © Students don’t care about recycling. (T/F) = recycling 43h new new AES call Bed, Batt newts “AE o]eNs Solos, weeHoH= old(eateva.2, material = 2], Ale glass eal + got a new book bag. Us AI #788 esc plastic = Se}Ae} + My sister gave me an old skirt. | Fei ae SIL LOW ef RICKS HC bottle 8Foro Pracmice * Write the meaning of the following words. @ recycling recycling she © glass @ new @ plastic ® call @ metal @ material ® bottle 9 Tene 63 * Read and circle the best answer. © What is recycling? a. making new things into old things b. making old things into new things c. making new things @ What can be recycled? a. metal b. food c. fruit * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Students make for cans, glass bottles, and paper. a. recycling clue b. recycling paper c. recycling boxes e cannot be recycled. a. Plastics b. Food c. Paper @Dvescewe rue Prcrore * Circle the correct sentence. © The boy is recycling metal. ®@ The boy is recycling plastics. ccna) © The boy is recycling paper. on 53(op Trac 64 nih 22 The United States is a country closest to Canada. It has 50 different states. The capital city of the United States is Washington D.C. Who was the first president of the Unites States? | It was George Washington. What is the biggest state in America? Alaska is the biggest state in America. Rhode Island is the smallest state in America. The stars and stripes 6p Tancn 65 ia © The smallest state in the United States is Alaska (T/F) @ New York is the capital of the United States. (T/F) © The United States is a country next to Canada. (T/F) = country =e} state Ce ae a Si | He} OAL UE UCH, LeyAL Canada Auth UIAS. 507K} statesE osto}4l Ure eUch, Ley ‘ ujabS fe} 72] 47+ Bel Yeh a4 the United fers States?}it 3}12, | state E ee ia + live in the United States. Ut olzola sc Alaska weary“Fron Pracmice * Write the meaning of the following words. @ country country Ue} @ state @ closest © capital ® Canada @ president @ different @ Alaska ¢ 69 Track 66 * Read and circle the best answer. @ Which country is next to the United States? a. Brazil b. England c. Canada @ What is the capital of the United States? a. Washington D.C. b. California c. Alaska * Complete the sentence with the right answer. © The first president of the United States was a a. Thomas Jefferson b. George Washington — c. Bill Clinton @ Rhode Island is the state in America. a. smallest b. shortest c. biggest @ descrawe re Picture * Circle the correct sentence. @ There are 50 states in Canada. @ There are 50 states in Korea. © There are 50 states in the USA. 55(op Trac 67 nih ee) Who are neighbors? They live near each other. They live in the same town or city. They can meet each other when they walk out their door. What is a bad neighbor? Bad neighbors make a lot of noise. They complain about everything. If you want to have a good neighbor, ; . Neighbors \ you have to be a good neighbor first. at - 69 Trac 68 Era © Neighbors usually are work together in the same place. (T/F) @ Neighbors live close together. (T/F) @ You have to be a bad neighbor first. (T/F) J sete neighbor | each other near 77) town ube each other? 2}4F @l each?} THE 4] other7} Bd ee “2! eH Seo] UC} door =z < fen ut + They love each other. 282 A& Alzeici. nolse: ae + We know each other. 92l= 428 2c complain 2¥e}e} 56Fworo Pencnice *« Write the meaning of the following words. @ neighbor neighbor 1k © door @ near @ bad © town @ noise © meet © complain ; 9 Teacx 9 + Read and circle the best answer. @ Who are neighbors? a. They write letters together. c. They talk to each other. b. They live near each other. @ What kind of neighbors are bad neighbors? a. People who complain about everything. b. People who clean their front yards. c. People who think about others. = Complete the sentence with the right answer. © They live in the town or city. a. different b. big c. same @ They can each other when they walk out their door. a, meet b. fight c. watch + Circle the correct sentence. @ There are many students. @ There are many doctors. © There are many neighbors 579 Track 70 Everybody wants more money and works for money. People can get most of the things if they have money. How can children earn money? Some of them clean up their houses and earn money. Some of them feed and walk their neighbor’s dogs and earn money. Also, some of them wash their father’s car and earn money. 6) Tene 71 Bas eS @ People need money and work for money. (T/F) @ If you have money, you can get many things. (T/F) © Children never earn money. (T/F) = money = everybody everybody =, 2S Abt a etc everybodys “2, HEA) BE ANP oleh SEele| | ee BS HPO LS ABS ae rs eines eh « Everybody has his duty. | ie tea! 25 A aHOF 8 197} ct ll aaaina + Come here, everybody. 28 0j2| 242. 58wore Pracice * Write the meaning of the following words. @ money money = © earn @ everybody @ clean up © want @ feed @ work ® walk ¢ 69 Trac 72 * Read and circle the best answer. @ What do people do with money? a. They feed the dog. b. They buy things. c. They clean up their houses. @ How do children earn money? a. They watch TV. b. They wash their father’s car. c. They do their homework. + Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Everybody more money. a. wants b. buys c. hates @ Some of them feed and their neighbor’s dogs. a. sleep b. read c. walk + Circle the correct sentence. e Var @ She buys a CD with money. @ She buys a CD with a smile. © She buys a CD with food. 18) saw 59» Fill in the blanks with the correct word in the box. school rules family city transportation map neighbors farm money recycling friends water the United States @ 1S live near each other. 022 Mz 7}7}0) 4, @ |) members love each other. 715 7822 Mz ABI © Many people live ina SE. ge xztso| SAlouy Act. @ Everybody works for 90). Se Ase Eg Sst este, @ Food cannot be I. sie nego gt etch © Do you have a lot of 9)? ye ey aU? @ 70 percent of the Earth is covered with |). AlHS| TOMAIE7| BE SO} QI © The capital city of | is Washington D.C. O}F9] HEE SNE D.CoIR, © Students should try hard not to break the |). SSS Sha FBS 7A] SS LeleHoF sch @ Types of © are trains, buses, cars, and so on. WS FEO] BEHME 71K, HA APSAt SO! VUCt. @ People need a to find some places. ARISE O1F BAS 27| Sal XIE7} Batch, @ Farmers grow plants, and raise animals on a |. SPEC SAM ASS mis SBSS 7c EB -Noicndors 2.Family S.city 4. money §.recyeling 6. trends 7, water the United States 8. school ules 10. vansportation 11.map 12. farmCalendar Number Shape Measure9 Track 73 The calendar shows days, weeks, months, and years. There are 24 hours in a day and there are seven days in a week. Also, there are 365 days and 12 months in a year. Did you know that the old version of the Roman calendar had 304 days and 10 months in a year? The new year started with March. But Julius Caesar made the calendar 5 c yAcalendar = start with the month of January. ne = 6 Trac 74 Sar oS @ The calendar shows only days and weeks. (T/F) @ The calendar starts with March now. (TAF): © The calendar was made a long time ago. (T/F) calendar a 24 hours in a day 2 a | Uk S Bole Bee best month “OPS 244/210] QC S Gols SHA in aS Abst | year at | 24 hours in a day7} $131 “1Glo}= 7Qlo] gey et Rot ah wal 51 @t}Ri seven days in a week7} Ut}, fea ae + There are 24 hours in a day, sot 244/01 3, nh + There are 365 days in a year. 1i0li 26520 2c. 62“Fron Pracnice * Write the meaning of the following words. @ calendar calendar ge ® version @ show © Roman calendar © month @ March @ year © January g 9 Trac 75, = Read and circle the best answer. @ What can you see in the calendar? a. time b. map c. months @ How many days were there in the old version of the Roman calendar? a. 304 days b. 314 days c. 340 days * Complete the sentence with the right answer, © There are 365 days and in a year. a. 10 months b. 12 months c. 51 weeks @ Julius Caesar made the calendar start with the month of a. January b. March c. July @ descewe rue Prcrore * Circle the correct sentence. © There are seven days in a week. @ There are 31 days in each month. a faa [os Par ar [ae [a © There are 56 weeks in a year. — OTP oer 7/819 |elu late 63ey Trac 76 We need numbers for counting and measuring. Numbers are zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, and so on. Students learn how to add and subtract with numbers at school. There was a young boy in China. He was really good at math. He went to a university and studied math when he was nine. : Numbers: 6) Trace 77 a ae © Students learn numbers at school. (T/F) @ People don’t need numbers. (T/F) © Zero is not a number. (T/F) = count = ble be good at measure 4 8tc} “a 0 be good at® ~& 4 She} BH: ojos, so 2h ap soon 718% Belles learn wee are add det + lam good at sports. Wi AZAB ¥ dict A cel each + She is good at math. 245 +818 2 atc university 2} 64“Foro Pence * Write the meaning of the following words. @ count count vice @ learn @ measure @ add ® zero @ subtract @ soon © university ¢ RACK 78 * Read and circle the best answer. © Why do we need numbers? a. for counting and measuring b. for washing and cleaning c. for eating and sleeping @ What do students learn at school about numbers? a. how to cook and eat _b. how to add and subtract c. how to sing and play = Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Numbers are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, and so on. a. zero. b. eleven c. hundred @ In China, a young boy was really numbers. a. bad at b. good at c. hate + Circle the correct sentence. @ We learn how to subtract at school. @ We learn how to add at school. © We learn how to measure at school.ey Trac 79 There are many kinds of shapes. They are circles, rectangles, triangles, squares, ovals, and stars. Look around you now. You can find many things in different shapes. Televisions have rectangular shapes. Dice have square shapes. \ Pyramids have triangular shapes. Eggs have oval shapes. Which object has no shape at all? Water has no shape. ee — 9 Trac 80 Sac © Different things are different shapes. (T/F) @ Water has different shapes. (T/F) © Pyramids are sometimes round. (T/F) [ naeiowon circle a dice rectangle = 441218 triangle zi dicet= FAH9T Ql die] BYE die7t 7H }4J0] W diceett Buc}, stalet +419] Mt 7S WE SL square mee Fdicev}a1 8.2. | oval Bas rectangular )4|2}39] ie. Sus & | triangular 424449) + Please throw a die. #498 S12, +T have two dice. Us SAH = 74 7Hx12 20 object Ate, Bl 66Fivoro Pencnice » Write the meaning of the following words. @ circle circle a © oval @ rectangle @ rectangular © triangle @ triangular @ square © object ; 6 Trace st » Read and circle the best answer. @ What has no shape? a.TV b. ball c. water @ What kind of shape does a pyramid have? a. triangular shape b. oval shape c. round shape ~ Complete the sentence with the right answer. © Televisions are shapes. a. heart b. star c. rectangular © Eggs are shapes. a. round b. oval c. square Pdescewe re Prcrure » Circle the correct sentence. @ Ithas a round shape. @ Ithas an oval shape. © Ithas a heart shape. 676-p Track 82 ni 28 People measure length, height, and weight. They measure these with some rulers or scales. In the United States, people use inches, feet, and yards for length and height. They use ounces and pounds for | weight. The heaviest person in history was 976 pounds. 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