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1 1 Listen and identify the face. 1 2 3 4 Play The identikit game. It s a girl. Has she got glasses? He s got She hasn t got Has she got? Yes, she has. / No, she hasn t. 2 Read the email and do a class survey. No, she hasn t. Home Hi, What do you notice about faces? Look at your classmates and answer my question. Write the results in a bar chart. Thanks, Sam FACES 2 2 6 4 9 7 11 Search 8 How many people in your class have got? glasses a brace straight hair curly hair blue eyes green eyes brown eyes long hair short hair Lesson 1 CLIL Objective: Identifying facial features. 5

3 Listen to the song and point to the body parts. My toes are connected to my feet, And my feet are connected to my ankles. My ankles are connected to my legs, And in the middle of my legs are my knees. My legs are connected to my hips, And my hips are connected to my spine. My spine is connected to my ribs, And at the top of my spine is my head. My are connected to my. And my are connected to my. My are connected to my. And in the middle of my are my. My are connected to my. And my are connected to my. My is connected to my. And at the top of my is my. Add the missing words and sing the song. spine head fingers hands wrists arms elbows shoulders neck 4 Make a measurements chart. Instructions 1 Work in pairs. 2 Choose a part of the body each. 3 Measure the body parts and make a chart. spine legs hands John cm cm cm Anna cm cm cm shorter longer My spine is longer than John s spine. My legs are shorter than Anna s legs. Compare your measurements. Lesson 2 CLIL Objective: Examining the main bones of the human skeleton. 6

5 Read and say true or false. 1 I can catch Can you do the actions? Are they possible? without moving my feet. without moving my wrists. 2 without moving my arms. 3 4 I can run I can jump without bending my elbows. without moving my knees. without moving my shoulders. without bending my ankles. without moving my arms. Do the actions and check your answers. 6 Write questions with the words and test a classmate. walk jump run throw catch write Can you walk without moving your toes? No, I can t. Lesson 3 CLIL Objective: Analysing the body parts involved in simple movements. 7

7 Listen to the story. Is Professor Sparks really happier with her robot? James and the robot Professor Sparks is a very brilliant inventor. All day long she works hard in her laboratory. Her work is top secret. Nobody can go into the laboratory except for Professor Sparks and her assistant, James. James works very hard as well, but... poor James. He s very clumsy. Oh, no! Not again! Sorry! My name is Proto 5. One day, James breaks fi ve bottles and four boxes. Professor Sparks gets very angry. I need a new assistant, she decides. So she makes a robot with an electronic brain. The robot is very careful. It assembles many of the parts of the new inventions. Sometimes it even solves mathematical problems. Professor Sparks is very happy with the robot. Soon the robot is her chief assistant. Poor James. Now he only tidies the laboratory and makes the tea. And even then, he sometimes spills the milk! Not again, James! Sorry! Lesson 4 CLIL Objective: Literacy: characterisation. 8

One day, Professor Sparks goes for a walk in her garden. Suddenly, it starts to rain. Professor Sparks slips on the muddy path and falls into the lake. Help! A human body can fl oat in water. James runs outside. Quick! he shouts at the robot. Do something! But the robot doesn t move. It doesn t recognise the problem. But I can t swim! James isn t very clever, but he knows Professor Sparks is in trouble. Then he sees a rope. He throws it to the Professor. Hold on! Systems error. Systems error. James pulls the rope and fi nally Professor Sparks is on dry land again. Thank you, James. Thank you, says Professor Sparks. You are wonderful! Well, says James, I don t understand robotics, but I can think for myself. 8 Listen to the words and the key sounds; then classify the words from the story. brain robot lake throw fl oat rain Add more words to the lists. Lesson 5 CLIL Objective: Literacy: phonics. 9

9 Look at the chart and answer the question. I play football twice a week. I go swimming once a week and I walk to school fi ve times a week. Who am I? Vigorous exercise: every day five times a week twice a week once a week never play football Eve Sam play basketball Sam Eve do karate Sam Eve Moderate exercise: go swimming Eve Sam go cycling Sam Eve walk to school Eve Sam Do a survey. Ask three friends. How often do you...? play tennis do gymnastics do a dance class do athletics go climbing go cycling go for a walk 10 Read and assess your fitness. You need about 60 minutes of moderate exercise or 45 minutes of vigorous exercise every day. In a week you need to do between fi ve and seven hours of exercise. When you do moderate exercise, you breathe faster but you can talk. When you do vigorous exercise, you breathe a lot faster and you can t talk. Compare yourself and your friends. Lesson 6 CLIL Objective: Identifying a healthy exercise routine. 10 I do fi ve hours of vigorous exercise every week. I m fi t, but John is fi tter than me.

11 Read the text and find the pulse points. Where is the pulse? The most common pulse point is on the wrist. There is also a pulse point on the side of the neck. Another pulse point is inside the front part of the leg. I can feel the pulse behind your knee. Instructions 1 Work in pairs and use stickers. 2 Find and mark the pulse points. 12 Measure your pulse. a stopwatch Instructions 1 Work in pairs. 2 Find a pulse point. 3 Count the number of beats in a minute. 4 This is the pulse rate at rest. 5 Do 20 star jumps. 6 Measure your pulse rate again. 7 Measure your pulse rate again after one minute of rest. 8 Repeat until your pulse rate is normal again. Tell the class about the experiment. At rest, my pulse rate is 70 beats per minute. After 20 star jumps, my pulse rate is faster. It s 80 beats per minute. Lesson 7 CLIL Objective: Measuring pulse rates before and after exercise. 11

13 Find the mistakes in the drawings. Life drawing Look carefully at the position of your model. Think of the skeleton under the skin. Where are the bones and joints? Remember: the human body has got a total of 206 bones. Look at the proportions of your model. Are the arms longer than the legs? Or is the spine longer than the legs? 1 2 Look at the fi rst picture. The fi ngers are too long! + adjective 14 Read and do a drawing. long short big small round long square 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Choose a shape and draw a head. Divide the head into quarters. Draw the eyes on the horizontal line, to the left and right of the cross. Draw hair in the top half of the head. Draw the nose on the vertical line, under the cross. Draw the mouth in the bottom half, under the nose. Draw the ears on the left and right of the head, on the horizontal line. Lesson 8 CLIL Objective: Learning about the proportions of the human body. 12

15 Make a portrait gallery. Instructions 1 Work in pairs. 2 Take turns to be the artist or the model. 3 Tape your paper to the wall. 4 Look carefully at your model and draw an outline in pencil. 5 Draw the details of the face and clothes. 6 Colour your drawing. YOU NEED a large piece of paper sticky tape a soft pencil a rubber colours Compare the portrait and the model. I think her legs are shorter in the portrait. Lesson 9 CLIL Objective: Drawing a full-length portrait of a classmate. 13

16 Listen and say who is talking. walk to school do gymnastics play football go swimming Anna 5 times a week once a week never twice a week David never once a week twice a week never John never never twice a week once a week Write about your weekly exercise routine. 17 Play Picture dictations. Compare the faces. Draw a square face. The nose is bigger in the drawing. Lesson 10 Objective: Assessment. 14