Unit 4
Save Henry!
| Save Henry! | play_circle pause_circle |
| Part 4: A visitor | play_circle pause_circle |
| Children! We have a visitor this morning. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Good morning! I'm Gary West. I work for Channel 10. | play_circle pause_circle |
| The TV channel? Wow! | play_circle pause_circle |
| Can you tell me about the farm? | play_circle pause_circle |
| The farm's great but last night there was a terrible storm. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Look at the tractor! | play_circle pause_circle |
| Look at the broken windows and the roofs! | play_circle pause_circle |
| But there are carpenters here with saws and hammers and nails. | play_circle pause_circle |
| The builder is fixing a new metal gate. | play_circle pause_circle |
| The plumber is fixing new plastic pipes. | play_circle pause_circle |
| But Mr Oats, the farmer, is a very poor man. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Hmm...Do you know about 'My TV'? | play_circle pause_circle |
| Yes, it's a competition for children. | play_circle pause_circle |
| That's right. The winners make a TV programme. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Just a minute! I've got a great idea! | play_circle pause_circle |
| What's that, Max? | play_circle pause_circle |
| we can enter the competition! | play_circle pause_circle |
| Perhaps we can make a TV programme! | play_circle pause_circle |
| We can tell people about Pear Tree Farm! | play_circle pause_circle |
| Perhaps we can save Henry! | play_circle pause_circle |
| Listen 5 times | play_circle pause_circle |
Lesson 2: Conversation
| Let's play a word game. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Ok. How do you play it? | play_circle pause_circle |
| You choose two words and make a sentence. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Right. You start. | play_circle pause_circle |
| OK. Your words are 'fetched' and 'river'. | play_circle pause_circle |
| That's eaey! The boys fetched water from the river. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Very good. You get one piont. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Now it's your turn. Your words are 'cooked' and 'skittles'. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Oh! That's hard! Umm..umm.. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Do you give up? | play_circle pause_circle |
| Yes. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Ha ha! You get no points at all! | play_circle pause_circle |
| Listen 5 times | play_circle pause_circle |
The American pioneers
| The American pioneers | play_circle pause_circle |
| A hundred years ago many people travelled across America. | play_circle pause_circle |
| They needed houses and fields. | play_circle pause_circle |
| They were pioneers. | play_circle pause_circle |
| A pioneer does something first. | play_circle pause_circle |
| These people travelled across America first. | play_circle pause_circle |
| They stopped near a river. | play_circle pause_circle |
| They needed wood and water. | play_circle pause_circle |
| They used axes and they chopped down trees. | play_circle pause_circle |
| The horses pulled the logs with ropes. | play_circle pause_circle |
| The men lifted one log on top of another log. | play_circle pause_circle |
| These were the walls of their house. | play_circle pause_circle |
| Inside there were two rooms. | play_circle pause_circle |
| In one room there was a fire. | play_circle pause_circle |
| The women cooked food in big pots. | play_circle pause_circle |
| The children helped. | play_circle pause_circle |
| They picked up wood for the fire. | play_circle pause_circle |
| They fetched water from the river. | play_circle pause_circle |
| There were not many toys. | play_circle pause_circle |
| The girls skipped with a rope. | play_circle pause_circle |
| The boys played skittles. | play_circle pause_circle |
| All the children played a game with a cup and a ball. | play_circle pause_circle |
| You can make this game, too | play_circle pause_circle |
| Listen 5 times | play_circle pause_circle |