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The big issue

TV talent show

Sport Lionel Messi

School

of the world Northern Ireland schools

Celebrities

REHEARSAL* ROOM

This rehearsal room

is great, except that there’s

no electricity!

We can’t rehearse

in here…

Don’t worry!

I’ll sort* it out!

LATER…

Does

it work?

HELP!

?

What happened?

The instruments are spinning*

Oh no! I used an old washing machine to generate electricity but…

… I think

it got stuck on

‘extra* spin’!

AHH!

?!

This rocks*!

Cool*!

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machine which makes the clot hes spin very, very fast

rehearsal room: a room where

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turn the wheel the water comes up

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teacher’s notes audio CD

Hello dear readers,

my name is Julia and I’d like to welcome you all to this year’s first issue of A Tot of English, the magazine with news and views from all over the English-speaking world!

This month, we begin with the latest on talent shows and introduce you to America’s latest teen celebrity, Carly Shay Are you ready? Let’s get going, then!

Happy reading!

Hello My name is Mr G Rama I’m your grammar detector This is what I’ve detected

in this month’s Tot:

• comparatives

• infinitives of purpose

• past simple

• present perfect

It’s called a ‘playpump’ and they use

it in Africa in schools and in areas

where there a lot of children.

Children can play on it and at the

same time, pump their drinking

water The more* children turn

the wheel, the more* it drags* up

water from underground wells*

It’s fun and very, very useful.

The magic merry-go-round

Is it a pump or a merry-go-round?

It’s both: it pumps water

and children can play on it.

Complete the following sentences

The answer is on page 15

A 40 million hours a year

carrying drinking water from

a well to their homes.

B there are more diseases and

infections in the world.

C who don’t have access to clean,

drinking water.

1 ■ There are more than a billion

people in the world today…

2 ■ This lack* of water means

that…

3 ■ Women and young girls

spend…

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Celebrities

Carly Shay

The Clacsons

The dance show

The big issue

TV talent shows

The thing we love

Ducks

Are you an artist?

Do our test and find out!

Sport

Lionel Messi

School of the world

Northern Ireland schools

Brain Teasers

UK events

Books in Bath

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how how talented you are a t singing, dancing o

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media exp erts: peop

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Who is Carly Shay

Carly Shay is the web-savvy*,

young, bright star of America’s

latest teenage television show:

iCarly Carly Shay is played by

16-year-old actress Miranda

Cosgrove One day, Miranda was

having lunch in a restaurant

when a talent spotter – a person

who looks for young, talented

people – saw her He asked her to

do an audition* and she started

acting in television series and

advertisements.

What is iCarly?

iCarly is about the adventres of a

schoolgirl called Carly Shay Carly

knows everything there is to

know about the Internet One day, she produces a show and uploads it to the web iCarly is about very popular social networking sites like Twitter and YouTube Every episode of iCarly attracts more than 5 million viewers in America.

What is Hannah Montana?

Hannah Montana is a teenage TV series in America Miley Cyrus plays schoolgirl Hannah Montana and dreams of becoming a famous rockstar Until now, she has been on every American girl’s sticker book, schoolbag, desktop and diary Until now, she has been America’s darling.

She’s America’s latest*

darling*, loved even

more than Hannah

Montana, and fast

becoming the queen

of children’s television

in America.

comparative structures

Over to you Why do you think media* experts are saying that iCarly will become more popular than Hannah Montana?

A ■ Because Carly Shay is more talented and more interesting than Hannah Montana.

B ■ Because Carly Shay is more beautiful and more intelligent than Hannah Montana.

C ■ Because Carly Shay is about the Internet, and viewers are more interested in the Internet than in the fantasy world of Hannah Montana.

The answer is on page 15

The dance show

Mr and Mrs

Clacson! How

nice to see you!

Hello! We’ve come to watch the show.

Our daughter

is dancing in it.

She started dancing 4 years ago and she absolutely loves it!

She’s very talented, you know?

That’s my daughter, over there! Isn’t she wonderful?

FANTASTIC!

WONDERFUL!

Sorry, but who are you cheering?

He’s so wonderful!

Alex, our son

He’s the light technician.

She is indeed.

CLAP CLAP

CLAP

CLAP

CLAP CLAP

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STAGE

PERFORM

DANCE MOVE

CLAP and CHEER

LIGHTING

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- comparatives

- infinitives of purpose

- past simple

- present perfect

*

Academy is a TV talent show

Its inspiration comes from the

Spanish show Fama Ja Bailar

and the Swedish show Floor

Filler The contestants* are

between 18 and 24 years old

and they all have different

talents Some are hip-hop

artists, some are classical

dancers, some are pop

performers and others are

opera singers They all get a

chance to develop their skills*

with professional trainers* and

international stars.

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Televisions across the world are broadcasting* local talent shows These are shows where young performers (for example,

dancers, singers, magicians, acrobats, etc.) show* off their talents They hope, one day, to work with international stars and

to become famous.

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according to: in the opinion of broadcasting: showing on television choreographer: a person who works with dancers

to teach them how to move

claims: says contestants: people who take part in a competition hits: (here) internet clicks

nations: (here) country show off: show all the good things you can do skills: abilities, what you can do

topped: reached, got to trainers: people who teach you how to do things worth: (here) does it have value?

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Did you know?

British talent show host Simon Cowell is the

inventor of many modern-day talent shows He

created the X Factor, a show millions of people

watched in many countries, including Spain,

Belgium, Australia, Iceland, Russia, Finland,

Morocco, Columbia, Germany and Saudi Arabia.

Did you see it?

According* to the producers, these talent shows only look for young talent The shows, they say, only provide young, talented people with opportunities In other words, contestants don’t come to be famous or earn a lot of money They come because they want to become excellent at what they do Little Phil, Justin Timberlake’s

choreographer*, claims*: “Only the best dancers can dance on my shows I want to teach them to be even better dancers, I want to teach them discipline and technique

I want them to be the best”.

The world’s most famous talent

show is America’s got talent The

show gives unknown performers a chance to show the nation* what they can do In Britain, Susan Boyle, a 47 year-old housewife, became the nation’s darling when

she sang I dreamed a dream.

Susan says she had a very unhappy childhood, she has never been married and she lives alone

in a small Scottish town with her cat Yet she has an incredible singing voice Her YouTube video has topped* 5 million hits* and actress Demi Moore thinks she is wonderful.

Over to you

Do you watch talent shows?

………

Why?

………

………

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Together with dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, ducks are Britain’s favourite animals

Go to any park in any town in any part of the UK and there you will find ducks, lots of them,

in ponds, on the grass, under a tree

You will probably find children and elderly people feeding them, especially in spring, when the ducklings have hatched.

DUCKS

True or false?

The world’s second best restaurant

is called The Fat Duck and it’s in

Berkshire, England, UK.

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You probably think you know a lot about ducks, but did you know that:

• Ducks are called "waterfowl" because they are normally found in places with water like ponds, streams and rivers

• They are related to geese and swans The duck is the smallest of them all Ducks also have shorter necks and wings and a stout body

• They can live from 2-12 years.

• Ducks have webbed feet for swimming Their webbed feet act like paddles

• A duck waddles instead of walking because of its webbed feet

• Ducks’ feet cannot feel cold even in icy cold water The reason for this is because their foot has no nerves

or blood vessels.

Can you paint? Dance?

Sing? Act?

Do our test and discover

the artist within you.

1 You’re at the cinema, but the film is rubbish

You

◆ imagine you are watching another film.

● leave and go for a walk instead.

▲ stay and then complain about the film.

2 When you are asleep, you dream of…

◆ flying.

● playing a musical instrument.

▲ sitting under a waterfall.

3 When you meet someone for

the first time, you like to…

◆ listen to what they say.

● watch how they move.

▲ tell them about yourself.

4 You’ve got a new CD As soon as you

get home, you …

◆ sit on the sofa and listen to it.

● dance and listen to it.

▲ sing along to it.

5 You like drawing…

◆ people.

● landscapes.

▲ everyday situations.

6 When you decorate your room you like to use…

◆ coloured mirrors and strange objects.

● move the furniture around.

▲ paint the walls different colours.

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He’s one of football’s most

talented attackers He’s short,

fast and strong He started

playing for Barcelona when he

was just 13 years old He

became world champion in

2005 in the Under-20s national

football team He won gold*

with the Olympic National

Team in 2008 The year before

that, in 2007, he won the

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Lionel Messi

Lionel Messi plays

centre-forward*

for Barcelona F.C

He’s Argentinian

and one of the best

footballers in the

world.

centre-forward: a footb all

player who plays in attack

defect: problem despite: even if disadvantage: somethin g that

makes it difficult for yo u to do something else

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a golden cup

to be reckoned with: (id iom)

something incredible yo u can’t ignore

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Fill in the gaps using the correct words

IN SKILLS SPECIAL POSSIBLE

Lionel was born 1987 in Argentina He is short because of a birth defect*, but he has shown the world that it is to be a great footballer, despite* this disadvantage He has developed a

technique involving foot and speed He is

a true force to* be reckoned with.

The answer is on page 15

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Every month we will take you to a school somewhere in the world and show you how children are learning there This month, we’re in Northern Ireland where many schools are inviting parents into the classroom Let’s find out why.

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Over to you

Do you get stressed* at school?

Yes No

Why?

Do your parents help you at school?

Yes No

Why?

How can you help them to help you?

admit: tell the truth embarrass: when you feel

uncomfortable and shy

realise: understand stressed: worried, anxious,

nervous

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Back to school with mum

and dad?

Sometimes children say that their

parents don’t understand them;

sometimes parents say that their

children don’t behave According

to a school in Belfast, Northern

Ireland, the solution is: put them

all in the same class for a few

weeks.

Separate classrooms

Many parents admit* that they

didn’t like school when they were

younger Now that they are

adults, they realise* how

important school is This is why they have accepted to go back into the classroom and help their children

The parents at the Belfast School have their own classrooms because they don’t want to distract or embarrass* their children During the day, they learn in separate classrooms, but they see each other during break time.

“I never say ‘hi’ to my dad at break”, says 10-year-old Liam.

“It’s too embarrassing, but I like him being there ”.

What do the parents learn?

The parents go to school to learn what their children are learning and how they are learning it When they learn about maths, for example, they do this by playing games:

they imagine they go shop-ping and only have 10 pounds

to buy what they need They have competitions to see who can buy the healthiest food and the most food This can help parents play the same games with their children when they go shopping and the children can practise their maths They also learn about healthy eating They learn to cook healthy meals and they learn about why they are healthy When they go home, they can cook with their children and talk about their lessons together.

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Lionel Messi Complete each sentence

by matching each part.

1 ■ The great Argentinean player …

2 ■ He started playing for Barcelona…

3 ■ He became world champion in 2005…

4 ■ In 2008, he won gold…

5 ■ In 2007, he came third in the competition for…

6 ■ Many people believe he is…

An Irish cake

It’s a traditional Irish

cake for Hallowe en

What’s its name?

Find 12 words in the

wordsearch to d iscover

the name of the cake.

A the best player in the world

B plays for Barcelona F.C.

C the Golden Ball.

D when he was 13.

E with the National Olympic Team

F with the Under-20s National Team.

B N C O O K L K

F O O O D R E P

D R P B A G S A

A T U R N A S R

Y H T E D M O E

B E H A V E E N

A R M K B A S T

R N H E L P C S

The answer is on page 15

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