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1 Aventure mp A:0 Wht mping wors o you know? Cn you sy them? OK. I n see your sleeping gs, ut who hs the tent, poles, n pegs? Hi, I m Hnnh. Welome to this summer s venture mp. I hve the tent, Felipe hs the poles, n Mri hs the pegs. Flo is goo t swimming. I like hiking, ut I on t like siling. OK. Let s pith the tent n mke mpfire. I love fishing n mping. My nme s Mri, n I m. I m from Mexio. I like ning, ut I m not very goo t singing! I hve two sisters. They re 8 n 0, n I love plying with them! I hve ig flshlight n four ompsses. A:09 My nme s Tom. I m, n I m Amerin. I love plying sketll n soer. I n ook n swim, ut I n t surf. I hve one sister, Flo. She s, n she s very funny. Listen n re. Wht things o they hve? A:07 Listen n re. Then irle T = True or F = Flse. I m Flo, n I m. I m from the Unite Sttes. I m goo t swimming. I love tlking to my friens. I hve one rother. He s, n he s very goo t sports. This is the week s sheule. There s lots to o! Gret! A:08 Listen n sy. 8 poles sleeping g 7 ir mttress 9 tent ompss Tom n swim n surf. Mri is Mexin. Flo is goo t swimming. Flo loves tlking to her friens. Felipe only hs two rothers. pegs flshlight ir pump Ply the memory gme. Where re Tom n Flo from? Wht oes Tom love oing? How ol re Mri s sisters? Wht sujets oes Felipe like? A: I went mping, n in my tent there ws sleeping g. B: I went mping, n in my tent there ws sleeping g n Lesson Cn ientify mping equipment 7 Ask n nswer. first-i kit I m Felipe. I m from Spin. I m. I love plying vieo gmes, n I like siene n mth. I hve three rothers, n they love vieo gmes, too. We lwys hve ompetitions! Lesson Imgine you re Tom, Mri, Flo, or Felipe. Ask n nswer. How ol re you? Where re you from? Wht o you like oing? Wht re you goo t? Do you hve ny rothers or sisters? Cn tlk out wht people like/on t like/re goo t oing

2 8 A: Listen n numer. Then sy. pith the tent tke own the tent put in the pegs set up the e e f g h A: Listen n numer the pitures. Then mth. Toy is the lst y, so we re tking own the tent. I m t the mpsite, n I m pithing the tent. I m lost, so I m reing ompss. A: I m pithing the tent. We re putting in the pegs. I n pith tent, ut I n t re ompss. over our hes light fire keep out the rin re ompss I m putting in the pegs. 9 A:/ A: Listen to the song n write. e I wnt to ook inner, so I m lighting fire. S outs rou n the worl, f rom Sp i n to Mexio. f It s rining, so we re overing our hes. We re tr veli ng to gether, f rom the mou ntin s to the o e n. We re w lk i ng for m ile s n le r n i ng ever y y. g It s evening now, so I m setting up the e. We re re ing n fi n ing ou r w y. Chorus: Oh, we re vent u re mp ers, here is ou r s ong. With vent u re n new friens, y ou n t go w rong! At the en of the y, we re k to mp gin. A: Listen n mth. Then sy. We re pit h i ng ou r, they ke ep out the ri n. We re putti ng i n the n s etti ng up ou r. We re sle eping in th t over ou r he s! (Chor us) A ll th is ventu re is m k ing us fit n strong. We re o ok ing ou r fo o, wh i h o e sn t t ke to o long. We re e ti ng ou r in ner, n then we re s o ti re. e f We re sle epi ng i n tents ll rou n the! (Chor us) g h 0 Look t Ativity 9 n hek ( ) the tivities in the song. reing ompss wering sunglsses pithing tents putting in the pegs running re tking own the tent Wht n you o? Ask n nswer. She n light fire, ut she n t re ompss. Lesson Cn ientify mping tivities Lesson Cn tlk out wht I m oing n wht someone n n n t o

3 A:7 MATT IS TELLING BELLA ABOUT THEIR TIME JOURNEY. so these weir guys took our new THD n went off in time! There! Your thingy is working now. Wht is it nywy? It s THD, time hole etetor. It s wht the thieves took. You n trvel through time with it. Wow! Cn we try it? The THD is ( working / not working ) now. Bell ( likes / oesn t like ) mping. Bell ( oesn t hve / hs ) lot of tsks to o toy. AL ( oesn t wnt / wnts ) Bell to ome with them. The mysterious ouple is ( going to / not going to ) Afri. 7 Complete the summry. Afri Don t you hve stuff to o here? Um, not relly. Cirle the orret nswer. Tlk out the pitures. Then listen n re. Bell mp omputers THD time-trvel Mtt n AL use the to follow the mysterious ouple. They rrive t n, n they meet. She s goo t venture, n she wnts to with Mtt n AL. Mtt sys ll. right. They follow the mysterious ouple to This looks fun! Don t you like mping? Yes, I love mping, ut ome on, TIME TRAVEL!!? 8 Role-ply the story. 9 Numer to mth the instrutions to the heings. Sir! There s new tre! They re going to Afri! Oh, WOW! Plese let me ome. She is goo t omputers, sir. Tht oul e useful. Lesson You n ring me k in time. Oh, PLEASE!!! Oh, ll right. Cn unerstn simple story / Cn isuss story Mking fire Things you nee Pithing the tent Choosing the right spot Alwys hoose flt, high spot to set up mp not ner river or mountin slope. Clen the groun n pith the tent. The oor shoul fe the rising sun. The fire shouln t e too lose to the tents or uner tree rnhes. Tke inset repellent, sunlok, first-i kit, flshlight, mthes, tteries, n gs stove. Tke lot of rinking wter, ry foos (pst, nooles, rie, ookies, nuts, n risins), n nne foos (soups n vegetles). AL, let s follow those guys. Wht is THD? Wht n you o with it? Disuss your nswers. Foo n wter Sfety first. Think out sfety when you go mping. HOME fmily why mping SCHOOL Tell your sfety is importnt. LINK Lesson Cn unerstn etils of story / Cn reognize why mping sfety is importnt 7

4 0 A:8 Listen n re the letter. Where ws Flo yestery? Then write the wors. mpfire inner friens Spin Spnish willife Der Mom, How re you? It s our seon y t venture mp, n we re hving gret time. We hve some new friens, too they re from n Mexio. They re tehing me, ut I m not very goo t it! Our first night ws gret. There ws ig to welome everyone, n there were songs y the. After the mpfire, we went to e. At night, our tent ws ol, ut it ws wrm in the sleeping g. Toy, we re wlking to prk tht s next to the mp. Here s photo of me with my new n photo of lst night s mpfire. Love to you n D, F l o Wht o you know? A:9 Listen n re. Wht is Ber s jo? Ber Grylls Ber Grylls is mountineer n venturer. He went up Mount Everest when he ws just yers ol! Ber usully lives in the Unite Kingom, ut sometimes he lives in the esert, the mountins, or the jungle. He is lso Chief Sout of Souts UK. Wht o you like oing? I like plying the guitr, running, oing yog, n plying with my hilren. Do you like living in the jungle? I love jungles, ut they re iffiult to live in. There re often lot of snkes n insets. Sometimes I sleep up in tree n when it rins, it s horrile. Where is your fvorite ple? An isln in Inonesi. I love visiting islns, n this one ws relly eutiful. Wht o you o efore n venture? I lwys lern lot out where I wnt to go I lern out the plnts n nimls. I trin six ys week, n I run n o yog, too. I lso prepre my survivl kit. Are you sre of nything? Yes, I m sre of high uilings n mountins. I n go to the top of high uilings, ut I on t like it. Answer the questions. Where re Flo s new friens from? They re from. Wht is Flo lerning? She s. Wht i they o to welome everyoy? There. Where re they going toy? Cirle T = True or F = Flse. Ber oes yog efore trip. Jungles re iffiult to live in. Ber oesn t tke survivl kit. Prepre for n venture trip. Ies I m g i n e y o u r e g o i n g t o t h e j u n g l e o r m o u n t i n s. Pln M k e n o t e s. W h e r e y o u r e g o i n g? Wht o you nee to tke? Ask n nswer. Do you like mping? Where o you go mping? Wht tivities o you o there? I m going to Mount Everest in Nepl. I m going to tke ig kpk with lot of things Write Answer these questions with sentenes. Where re you going? Why? H o w n y o u p r e p r e? W h t w i l l y o u t k e? W h t r e y o u s r e o f? Shre Interview lssmte out their venture. 8 Lesson 7 Cn unerstn letter out eing on venture mp Lesson 8 Cn unerstn text out n venturer / Cn pln n venture trip 9

5 7 Mth. You o this to fin your wy. sleeping g You put these in when pithing the tent. re ompss You o this efore going to sleep. pegs You o this efore you go home. set up the e You re wrm when you use this. e tke own the tent 8 A:0 Listen n or. likes loves is goo t Slly Pe e Write nswers out you. Then guess out your prtner. 9 Unsrmle n write questions. Then look t Ativity 8 n write nswers. Slly / oing / love / oes / wht Slly / wht / t / goo / is Pete / / is / ompss / t / reing / goo 0 Ask n nswer. Wht o you like oing? Wht o you not like oing? Wht re you goo t? Wht re you not goo t? Wht o you o when you go mping? Wht re you goo t? Wht re you not goo t? Wht o you like oing? Wht on t you like oing? Wht sujets o you like? Wht sujets on t you like? Wht sports o you like? Wht sports on t you like? I n ientify mping equipment n tivities. I n tlk out wht people like/on t like/re goo t oing. I n pln n venture trip. Wht i you enjoy in this unit? Wht o you wnt to know more out? Now go to Poptropi English Worl 0 Lesson 9 Cn ssess wht I hve lerne in Unit Lesson 0 Cn use wht I hve lerne in Unit

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