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Cathy Lawday Oxford University Press

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Sleeping Beauty 62 «

Cathy Lawday

Snick and Snack written by Paul Shipton

Course consultants: Julie Ashworth and John Clark

Oxford University Press

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| can do a spell for you

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| but | don’t like eggs! wn like apples or pears }

painting or volleyball

She likes cats

She likes snakes

She doesn’t like chocolate Pair work

What's your favourite food?

And your favourite number, too? (7 « What's your favourite colour?

SP Tell me about you! >)

© My favourite number is three

¡ My favourite colour is green, And my favourite person is me! o

My favourite food is ice-cream, tớ

XS x My favourite number is two Sy i

My favourite colour is pink,

ak Q HS "= And my favourite person is you! a ))' „ IS

My favourite number is ten `

My favourite colour is yellow, Now say the rhyme again!

> @ So

My favourite animal’s my dog His name’s Woof

What's your favourite =

My name is Rox This is my your collage

collage | like sport | like

tennis and volleyball and

swimming, | like skating but

| don’t like football or

Open the

door

Days of the Week

What's the first day?

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

What's the next day?

Thursday, Thursday

What's the next day?

Friday, Friday

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

What's the next day?

Saturday, Saturday

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

What's the last day?

e spy and the spider are standing on a stool ~§

The snail and the snake are skating to school

Die Listen and °]

repeat Say the thyme

Listen, point and repeat

Say the chant

“(ỐNG \

L xa noi

(on October the 10th ) invitation

bã ah Yes Thanks an Bair work

My name is Ben and I’m ten &

My sister Sue is only two h _My brother Dean is seventeen

- My mother Kate is thirty-eight

My father Clive is forty-five

My uncle Bertie is only thirty

My aunt Dee is thirty-three ,

My grandmother Katie is eigh The oldest is my grandfather Joe

How old is he? I don’t know!

Et Talk about

your birthday book

“O2 Where are my glasses?

Tibs, this isn't my present!

_

Hello, post office? Take

a box to the zoo, please /

Stand up Don’t sit down

Touch your head, and turn around,

Point to the window Point to the door, Tnhh lễ Sit on the chair Don’t sit on the floor ' Tae

Say thế Pick up your pencil Don't pick up your pen rhyme Count to three, Don’t count to ten

One, two, three Now say it again ñ

lân

The Green Grass Grow

In a wood there is a tree, And the green grass grows all round, all round

The green grass grows all round

On the tree there is a branch

There is a branch on the tree, a tree in the w And the green grass grows

On the branch there is a nest

There is a nest on the branch, a branch on poe tree,

a tree in the wood, And the green grass grows

In the nest there is a bird a 5

There is a bird in the nest, a nest on the

a branch on the tree, a tree in the wood,

And the green grass grows

Listen, point and repeat

do

Listen and follow

DON'T FORGET!

Listen and

ee In the country

¬ * DON'T light fires © DON’T open gates

° DON’T harm flowers or animals * DON’T play loud music

° DON’T leave bottles © Control your dog

° Take your rubbish home « Camp in camp-sites

3 Go down the mountain

4 Dont go through the word,

LESSON 2

i have breakfast

at 7.15 | eat rice and chicken | drink tea, “| have breakfast

‘at 8.30 | eat croissants,

butter and jam | drink

hot chocolate

YI have breakfast

at 8.00 | eat cereal

with milk | eat toast

and jam, and

| drink tea

‘and bacon for breakfast

1 drink orange juice

| have breakfast | have breakfast

t Put the eyes on Make a nose with Eat your

|

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Listen and

repeat

Listen and

play the game

A Big Round Pizza

I want a pizza, a big round pizza

I want a pizza for lunch today

I want a pizza with tomato and cheese

Tomato and cheese on my pizza today

I want a pizza, a big round pizza

I want a pizza for lunch today :

I want a pizza with tomato, cheese and onio

OK Chicken, sausage, a hamburger and

water That’s a funny lunch!

Say the rhyme

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„ Do you want ~ [2] đi

some bread, Snick ? a

”, Wait a minute 1 \ WY Pick up

nộ I've got an At a > : this rock f oe

Os idea JM’ WHET UT A

HStEf ARd = Go by car Go by train

pala Go by boat Go by bus

Say the Go by motorbike with us

thyme Go by lorry Go by bike

Go by anything you like!

Listen, point and repeat

Listen True

or false?

No It hasn’t got wings

3 3 Is it the police car?

On Sunday J go to the beach with

my friend eke We go by bike

I saw a speedy sports car

I saw a speedy sports car and five fast bikes

a long yellow lorry

aman ina van `

a big black car with a boat on the back

and some sheep

De

Listen Listen and say

Say the

chant

wr )e#

See it today! It's big It's fast It's comfortable

ee moaay’ The new GX701

Sports Car

It isn't comfortable — but it's exciting!

It's the Speed Boat! Come and see it today!

This is my Superbike

It hasn’t got wheels or tyres

It’s got wings and it’s got

an engine It’s fast It’s

comfortable and exciting

your invention

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Listen and

repeat Say the rhyme

Listen and Clap, clap, we're ready to go

repeat Say the Count the numbers nice and slow 10, 20, rhyme Click, click, we're all ready, 4 cm

Count the numbers nice and steady 10, 20, * `

1g

#2 af Stamp, stamp This time’s the last

> Count the numbers nice and fast 10, 20,

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Listen and read Listen and

ee = 4 t

This is Harrods It's a department store in London ae id

Yaa It's very, very big There are seven floors, and three» repeat

` hundred departments! Three thousand people 5 Listen and work in Harrods i correct

This is the toy department There

are thirty thousand bears

in the food department

there are three hundred

and fifty types of cheese!

You can buy a car for a child

This is the clothes department There are one thousand hats!

This is Harrods at night

There are eleven thousand, _

five hundred lights T

LESSON 4

LESSON 5 [P= The sports department |

B How much is Š

2

Act

In the clothes department

Where’s the clothes department?

Say the rhyme

In the shop there are shoes and a shirt and a shell Oy Some sweets and soap and sandals as well Wy)

e -

| eat meat!

minute I’ve got an idea

LESSON 2

hair hair hair hair Listen,

point and repeat

Listen and answer

Pair work

Is it the fairy?

There was a princess long ago, long ago, long agi

There was a princess long ago, long, long ago

A wicked fairy cast a spell, cast a spell, cast a spel

A wicked fairy cast a spell, long, long ago

So everybody's happy now, happy now, happ

So everybody happy now, happy now!

birthday is July 13th

Daniel likes pop music and skating He doesn’t like football

sport He has lunch at_

school His favourite p food is pizza

L2, Daniel is an

actor, too He goes to

drama school on Saturday

morning He has dancing, This is Daniel in a play

4 B® “ting, and singing by Shakespeare

His favourite lesson He is Prince

4l is jazz dancing te Edward (

YY Le +

24 Sometimes Daniel acts a)

in plays at the theatre

Here, he is wearing

‘a ghost costume

Deo]

read Listen, True

or false?

LESSON 6

beard and a moustache

I've got glasses I've got a

big nose, | like magic and

| like my dog, Woof! Talk about your mask

here is the hare? At the fair, on a chair

It’s staring at a bear with a questionnaire

L Sit

We're going on a picnic

Watch out for snakes!

We're going across the river Here's a river, Hop, hop, hop

e’re going ona picnic,

Watch out for snakes!

Here's some grass

Swish, swish, swish

We're going through the grass

We're going on a picnic

Watch out for snakes!

Here's a gate Creak, creak

We're going through the gate

We're going on a picnic

Watch out for snakes!

Here’s a mountain Uh, uh, uh

We're going up the mountain

We're tired

Let's go home

We're going home

Watch out for snakes!

We're going home

Watch out for snakes!

Creak, creak

We're going home

Watch out for snakes!

Swish, swish, swish

We're going through the grass We're going across the river We're going home

Watch out for snakes!

Hop, hop, hop

ey,

Listen

Act

a ae

MEPL

Listen to my birthday spell

Listen carefully Listen well

On your twenty-first

birthday, prick your finger, and sleep for one hundred years! Ha, ha, ha!

FAIRY

| NarRATOR Once upon a time a king, a

queen and a baby princess lived in a castle

KING Today is June 21st It’s 3 ake peopte Oh, no!

Princess) ellis birehday coop My birthday spell for Nell

| peorte Happy birthday, Princess FAIRY is this: A prince will wake

| Goon Listen to my birthday spell, FAIRY you with a kiss

kế ` happy Brancess Nell cHorus ‘There was a princess ’

Lệ nh THẾP" TP ‘A wicked fairy ’

NE s =

Princess It’s my birthday! I'm twenty- ‘4

one today! Oh, my finger! |

| What's happening? I'm tired |)

| warrator The princess fell asleep

Everybody in the castle

' fell asleep

| chorus ‘The princess slept for

a hundred years ’

P G , prince I'm lost in the forest

narrator A big forest grew around NARRATOR The prince cut down the

the castle | trees, | cHorus ‘A great big forest grew cHoRUs ‘A handsome prince ’

around | ‘He cut the trees down

prince Look! Everybody is asleep!

Who's this? Oh, a beautiful princess

cHorus ‘He woke the princess with a kiss

prince Oh, she's waking up! Everybody is waking:

queen Thank you! You saved us from the spell

xinc Here is one thousand pounds

prince | don’t want money | want to marry

the princess

| painicess And | want to marry the prince!

kins Yes I'm very happy!

peorte Hooray!

| NARRATOR And everybody lived — ever after,

| cHorus ‘So everybody's happy ' now <i;

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Acknowledgements Main Artists:

History Book Characters by: Pippa Sampson; The Snick and Snack cartoon by: David Parkins; Spies by: lan Dicks; ‘A New Pupil’ story by: Simon Smith; ‘Ben's Bike’ story by: Gillian McLean; Listening Puzzles by: Ollie Fowler; Songs and rhymes by: Martin Impey; ‘Watch Out for Snakes’ play by: Keith Hodgson; ‘Sleeping Beauty’ play by: Anna Leplar,

Other artists:

Brett Breckon pp 19, 21 (invitations), 27 (small top pictures, 33, 43 (photo album); Richard Deverell pp 14,

28 (bottom scene), 42 (top scene), 48 (top scene)

Ollie Fowler pp 6, 15 (Our School day), 57; Keith

Hodgson Just for Laffs pp 40 (transport), 44, 60, 61; Gillian McLean p 41;

Anna Leplar Elizabeth Roy Literary Agency pp 54 (bottom), 62, 63; Alan Rowe pp 15 (bingo), 18 (seasons),

20 (bingo), 49 (middle items); Leonie Shearing M Sherman Associates pp 34, 35 (menu); Simon Smith p13; Andrew Warrington Just for Laffs pp 27 (map), 30 (poster), 32 (bottom three meals); OUP Technical Graphics p 4 (Olympic symbols)

Commissioned Photography by:

Haddon Davies pp 6, 15, 19 (Valentine's Day), 21, 34,

43, 47; Stephen Oliver p 51 (money),

We would like to thank the following for their help: Allders Department Store, Oxford; Cycle King, Oxford; Grendon Underwood County Combined School, Buckinghamshire; Harrods Limited, Knightsbridge, London; RSC Hire Wardrobe, Stratford-Upon-Avon; Stage Coach Theatre School, Oxford; The Oxford Bus Company; Thames Trains Limited, Reading; Vision Express, Oxford

The publishers would like to thank the following for their kind permission to reproduce photographs: Action Plus p 19 (G Kirk/Children's Soccer); Air India

p 45 (G John/Aeroplane); Getty Images pp 19 (8 Thomas/March), 35 (J Tisne/French Boy, D Young Wolff/Black American Boy), Harrods 49 (P Raeside/ Cheese Counter); Oxford Picture Library p 19 (C Andrews/May); Robert Harding pp 19 (January, April,

P Gelsobello/July, August, M Mawson/October, November, N Blythe/December), 35 (Swedish Girl, Chinese Girl), 49 (A Williams/Harrods by night, A Tovy/ Harrods by day); John Walmsley p 19 (June)

The publishers wish to thank all the teachers who have commented on the course at various stages of its

development.