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Scope & Sequence

Unit Vocabulary Grammar Reading

Welcome Numbers, Places in the City, Family, Sports, How old are you? I’m ... years old. Catch That Dog!
pages 5–8 Clothes, Food Where do you live? I live ...
Unit 1 Morning Activities: Adverbs of Frequency A Real Friend
Get Going! wake up, get up, take a shower, brush my teeth, get I always wash my face. Spelling: r-, wr -
pages 9–22 dressed, make my bed, brush my hair, wash my face, Adverbs of Frequency: Questions
clean up, drink juice, pack my bag, put on my shoes How often do you …?
Healthy and Unhealthy Habits: I … once a week.
eat healthy snacks, eat candy, exercise, go to bed
late, go to bed early, drink soda
Unit 2 Food: some / any The Wrong
Eat Well sandwich, pancakes, cheese, pasta, salad, There’s some pasta. Sandwich!
pages 23–36 mushrooms, tuna, tomato sauce, rice, bread, There isn’t any chocolate. Spelling: -c, s-
strawberries, chocolate some / any (Questions)
More Food: Is there any ice cream? Yes, there is.
fruit, vegetables, chicken, chips, ice cream, cookies Are there any cookies? No, there aren’t.
Unit 3 Wild Animals: whale, dolphin, kangaroo, penguin, Comparatives with Short Adjectives Animal Adventure
Animal World panda, lion, tiger, shark, jellyfish, hippo, polar bear, A dolphin is faster than a shark. Spelling: f-, -ph-
pages 37–50 parrot Comparatives with Long Adjectives
Long Adjectives: dangerous, colorful, frightening, A jellyfish is more dangerous thana whale.
intelligent, pretty, ugly
Unit 4 Winter Activities and Clothes: ski, snowboard, ice Present Progressive and Simple Present Footprints in
Winter Fun skate, build a snowpal, sled, sweater, socks, boots, I’m wearing a coat. the Snow
pages 51–64 scarf, coat, fall over, dig I usually wear a coat. Spelling: z-, -s-
Adverbs of Manner: carefully, quietly, well, quickly, Adverbs of Manner
slowly, badly I walk quietly.
Unit 5 Garden Animals: spider, snail, butterfly, beetle, bee, Simple Past: be The Night Safari
Nature Watch lizard, bat, frog, hedgehog, owl, ant It was a frog. It wasn’t under the tree. Spelling: j-, -g-
pages 65–78 Adjectives to Describe Feelings: hungry, thirsty, Simple Past: be Questions
tired, excited, surprised, nervous Were you nervous? Yes, I was.
Unit 6 Places in Town and the Countryside: building, cliffs, Simple Past: There was / were Grandma’s Story
Then and Now lighthouse, harbor, waterfall, bridge, cave, hill, road, There was a forest. There were some trees. Spelling: w-, wh-
pages 79–92 field, farm, village There weren’t any big roads.
Numbers: thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, Simple Past:Was / Were there any …?
ninety, one hundred Was there anyinternet one hundred years ago?
Were there anyheadphones seventy years ago?
Unit 7 Regular Verbs: laugh, dress up, watch a movie, paint Simple Past: Regular Verbs Lights, Camera,
What a my face, shout, carry, show, share, wait, drop, look I paintedmy face this morning. Action!
Weekend! for, help Simple Past: Wh- Questions Spelling: -er, -or
pages 93–106 Free-Time Activities: stay at home, visit family, call What did you do on the weekend?
a friend, play a video game,wgo shopping, cook a
meal
Unit 8 Machines and Household Chores: feed my pet, Simple Past: Irregular Verbs The Home Helper
Helping at do the dishes, set the table, make a list, hang I set the table. Spelling: -ch, -tch-
the clothes out, take the trash out, stove, kettle,
I didn’t do the dishes.
Home microwave, fridge, washing machine, vacuum
pages 107–120 Simple Past: Irregular Verb Questions
Free-Time Activities: come home, do my homework, Did you take off your coat? Yes, I did.
send a text, read a book, take off my coat, take a nap
Unit 9 Vacation Activities: go to a/an museum/water Future: going to Liam’s Mystery
Fun in the Sun park/fair/aquarium, go bowling, visit a castle/safari We are going to go on a trip. Tour
pages 121–134 park, have a barbecue, play mini golf, learn to surf, Future: going to Questions Spelling: -ck, -k-
stay in a hotel, tourist information
Are you going to take a towel?
Vacation Objects: flip flops, suitcase, towel, sun hat,
swimsuit, wetsuit
Grammar Booster pages 135–143
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