Top show 1 students book

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Cathy Lawday

Student’s Book

Student’s Book

Cathy Lawday

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the name, the music

^ presenters, videophone

Food Sports

1 Top Show today is about favourite things True False

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program m e 1

8 Unit 1 p

avourite things

© Ask and write.

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w«i from Q W atch and match Correct the sentences.

the beginning

a report about sport Let’s go to

the swimming pool !

©The © W atch and tick

School Report

School is so exciting !

Call us on the telephone.

W atch again and write the time.

W atch again and circle.

1 Class 8 are having a PE lesson at 9 4 5 (True)/ False

2 The PE lesson is in the gym / library

3 Jessica and M ark are in the corridor at 11.15 / 11.50

4 A t 11.15 Jessica’s class are in the classroom / music room

5 Jessica’s favourite lesson is art I music

6 Class 1 0 / 8 are having an art lesson at 12.00

7 Lunch is in the dining hall at 1.00 / 12.00

8 Jessica likes I doesn’t like the lunch

9 The staffroom / classroom is noisy

10 Class 7 are having a maths I technology lesson

11 There are lots of books in the corridor / library

12 3.30 I 4.30 is time to go home

B th e © W a tch and answer.

studio and the

Top joke 1 W h a t is Adam ’s favourite day?

Does he have maths on Tuesday?

How old is he?

Is he a science teacher?

i to the

end

© W a tc h and m atch

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W h o calls Top Show on the telephone?

W atch and m atch.

3 W here’s the red door? In the art room

5 W here’s the white bottle? In the dining hall

9 W here’s the headteacher? In the music room

© W r it e and remember

© Read and circle.

1

I Jessica and Mark's school

Your school

2 There are boys and girls in the school True False True False

© A b o u t you

M y school is

M y school hasn’t got

Read and write.

Down

1 The twelfth month of the year.

2 The ninth month.

4 The seventh month.

7 The sixth month.

8 The eighth month.

10 The fourth month.

Across

3 The tenth month.

5 The eleventh month.

6 The fifth month.

7 The first month.

9 The third month.

11 The second month.

My birthday is on

21st.

W a tc h and w rite,

it

my birthday today birthday’s in My

Thanks

for all your

I like spring, autumn and winter

And I love

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1 Her b irthday’s on June 7th

June 10th

June 17th

His b irthday’s on August 3rd

August 1st

A ugust 31st

Her b irthday’s on September 5th

November 5th

December 5th

My b irthday’s on July 13th

June 13th

.June 30th

M y b irthday’s on^ January 18th January 8th

O Watch again and answer.

1 How many people are eleven?

2 How many people are thirteen?

Q Watch and circle.

© W atch and match.

Can you come

Please come t o ’sbirthday party on

Happy, happy birthday,

Happy, happy birthday,It’s your birthday

You’ve got lots of And you’ve got lots of It’s your birthday

And you’re the birthday Happy,

It’s your birthday today

T ick the dates.

Seasons Months

© Read and answer the questions.

1 W h a t time is Paul’s party?

2 W h a t day is M aria’s party?

3 W h a t date is Simon’s party?

4 W h a t time is Ja n e ’s party?

5 W h a t date is Sarah ’s party?

6 W h o has got a party at five o’clock?

7 W h o has got a party on November 6th?

8 How many parties are in October?

A b o u t you

How old are you?

W h en ’s your birthday?

W h en ’s your friend’s birthday?

W h en ’s your teacher’s birthday?

W h a t’s your favourite season?

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W h a t is in the countryside?a

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1 | T o d a y ’s Top Show is about mountains and'

y r iv e rs I the countryside I rivers and trees

(Do you like my show mountains, rivers and trees I I flowers?

3 ( m 7 name is M ark I Gerry I Gerald

from the

studio to the

treasure hunt

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We’re hungry!

Switch off, Jessica.

Go and find the river! pen, please Adam, the

a

m i l the

treasure hunt

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a Go through the gate O g Close the gate O

cde

f

Go to the big tree

Stop O

Go across the bridge O

Go through the wood O Look behind the tree O

Go along the path %Don’t open the treasure!

Go down the hill

Go up the hill O Open the gate O

u to the

end

Q Watch and number.

That’s the end of today’s show O W e’ve got the treasure! O

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programme 4

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Countryside

26 Unit 4 • The C o u t W ^ 5

© Read and draw.

G o through the gate.

D on’t go to the lake.

G o up the hill to the

w aterfall.

D raw and write.

Map B

S + c u r + a / h X ,

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Food 29

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1 British people have lots of different things

7 Bacon, egg, sausages and tomato is an

8 Lots of people have an ‘English breakfast’ True False

H I the studio © W atch and match.

F j the Top

Joke

© Watch and number.

So, what’s the problem? And I want chicken Waiter!

O And can I have chicken? And this is the menu?

O W h at do you want, O Can I have fish, please?

( B l t h e Q Watch and number.

Top Show

0 Watch again and match.

5 You need bread, butter, lettuce, tomato, cheese

7 Then put the second slice of bread on the lettuce

10 Finally, put the third slice of bread on the top O

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Adam eats: a banana and sausage sandwich, Q

a Top Show sandwich, O a chocolate and onion sandwich O

Unit s

' Food 31

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programme 5

© Watch and count.

1 2

3

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6

7

8

How many croissants?

How many boiled eggs?

How many eggs in the ‘English’

breakfast?

How many sausages?

How many chairs in the restaurant? OHow many tables in the restaurant? OHow many slices of bread in a Top

How many slices of tomato in

How many people eat the chocolate

and remember.

Food

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32 umt s Food

© Read and match.

© Ask and

Does Kylie eat chicken sandwiches? Yes I No.

© About you.

lunch at home I lunch at school I a packed lunch.

I eat

I drink

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M y nam e’s Ja so n I have lunch at 12.30.

I have a packed lunch I eat sandwiches - chicken sandwiches or cheese sandwiches And I eat fruit - an apple or a banana.

I drink apple juice.

Hi! I’m A rran I have lunch at school at

12 o’clock, in the dining hall I eat m eat or fish, with potatoes and salad For pudding

I eat cake or fruit And I drink milk.

I’m Kylie I don’t like school food! I have

a packed lunch I eat cheese sandwiches or egg sandwiches A nd I eat an apple and some chocolate I drink orange juice.

M y nam e’s Holly I have lunch in the dining hall at 12.30 I have pizza or fish, with chips and salad I don’t eat fruit - I don’t like it! I eat cake for pudding I drink apple juice.

answer.

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beginning to

1 2

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6

7

8 9

0 Watch and write.

M o n o rail

It isn’t a

It isn’t a It’s a train.

Penny Farthing

It hasn’t got gears

It’s got a Number oj wheels:

fa st fun com fortable

Sunbeam

years old

Number o f wheels:

Seats downstairs and

It’s got lights and an

Number oj wheels-,

fa st fun com fortable

years old Number o f wheels:

fast fun comfortable

0 Watch again and write.

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36 Unit 6

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C 1 3 the studio © Watch and correct.

© Watch and tick.

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Watch, count and write.

In this unit there

©all

programme 6

© Watch and write a number or a cross (x).

In this unit there

3 8 U nit 6 r

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© Find ten differences Don’t look at Picture B!

How do you go to cinema?

How do you go to the shops?

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beginning to

the report

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Q Watch again and tick.

© Watch again and circle.

Unit 7 • Pock

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lisiaiithe O Watch and write numbers.

Q Watch again and write.

In the multiplex cinema, there’s a

O Watch again and circle.

1 Annabelle buys tickets at the ticket office I office I box office

2 Annabelle buys one ticket I two tickets I three tickets

3 Annabelle gives the woman £3.80 I £7.70 I £10.00

4 The woman gives Annabelle tickets and change I tickets I

Q Watch again and number Act out.

How much is the popcorn? O

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42 Unit 7

p°cket money

(Ill the

studio

© Watch and answer about you.

Do you like films?

Do you like old black and white films?

Do you like Adam’s trousers?

Do you like Mr Grumpy?

Watch again and write.

i the Top © Watch and number.

I’m Jessica

He’s Gerald

© I’m Annabelle I’m Gerald

It’s Top Show! It’s Top Show!

It’s her show

It’s his show

It’s your showIt’s my show

It’s Top S It’s Top It’s Top S It’s Top Show!

It’s Top Show, Top Show, Top Show y V L

Unit 7

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Read and correct.

programme 7

1 M ark’s wearing a white shirt

2 Gerald’s wearing an old tie

3 Sarah’s wearing a green t-shirt

4 Sarah’s dog is green

5 Adam’s new trousers are yellow

6 The ‘Box Office’ sign is yellow

tickets from a woman

8 Some sweets are pink

9 There are three ice-cream sellers

10 The popcorn seller isn’t wearing a cap

11 There are two men and a horse on the Wild Wild West poster

12 One man’s wearing a white hat

13 Mr Grumpy’s wearing a tie

14 Jessica’s wearing a white Top Show T-shirt

15 M ark’s guitar is blue

16 Annabelle’s wearing blue socks

Pocket money

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44 Ur,it 7 p .

°cket money

© Read and answer.

# # # # # # STAR CINEMA * * * * * *

MONDAY 1Q-FRIDAY 14 OCTOBER SATURDAY 15 OCTOBER

WILD WILD WEST

STARRING WILL SMITH

THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH

STARRING PIERCE BROSNAN

CH ILDR EN’S SATURDAY CARTOON CLUB 9.30 - 1 1.00

DISNEY FILM TARZAN

THE MONSTER FROM MARS

(NO CHILDREN) 11.00 PM

TICKET PRICES ADULTS: MONDAY - FRIDAY £5.25 SATURDAY £5.85 ADULTS (OVER 65 YEARS OLD): £3.80 CHILDREN (UNDER 10 YEARS OLD): £3.15 CHILDREN: 10 -16 YEARS OLD £3.90

-1 Can you see Tarzan at 5.50?

2 Can you see Wild Wild West on Saturday?

3 Can children see The Monster from Mars?

4 W h at day can you see a film starring Pierce Brosnan?

5 W h at time can you see Star Wars on Tuesday?

6 W h at day can children see cartoons?

7 W h at time on Saturday morning can you see The World is not Enough?

8 W h at film can you see at 5.50 on Wednesday?

9 W h at film can you see on Saturday at 11.00 pm?

10 Tom is 14 years old His sister is 8 His grandmother is 68 His father is 40 They all see Tarzan How much is it?

Unit 7 * Pocfcef

m°ney 45

Unit 6 Transport

O Find ten differences Don’t look at Picture A!

Unit 7 Pocket money

Q Read and act out.

large £1.15 orange juice small £1.30

large £1.99 milk shake small £2.00

large £2.75

4 6 p .

QlrWork mater\a\

Video check

Read and circle.

• the presenters

• the vox pops

• the Top Joke

• the videophone

• the Top Song

Unit 1 was: very easy

2 School

• the School Report

• the Top Joke

Vlde° check 47

4 T h e C ountryside

f-• the Treasure Hunt

• the countryside

5 Food

• the Breakfast Report

• Adam’s sandwich surprise

6 T ransport

• the Transport Report

7 P o ck e t m oney

48 U j

check

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TOP SH O W is a lively video series aimed at

young learners of English TOP SH O W 1

consists of seven TV magazine-style

sequences presented by children oj the same

age group as the target audience It features

a unique combination oj songs, quizzes,

jokes and reports on British culture -

including visits to a school, a motor museum

and a multiplex cinema TOP SH O W 1 can

be used with any coursebook at post­

beginner level.

The TOP SH O W 1 student’s book offers a

wide variety of activities Jo r Jully exploiting

the video The teacher’s book provides clear

teaching notes, cultural information, optional

activities, an answer key and a transcript.

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