Unit 5

Let's put on a play!

Let's put on a play!	play_circle pause_circle
Part 5: The final rehearsal	play_circle pause_circle
Tomorrow you're going to perform your play.	play_circle pause_circle
Oh! I can't wait!	play_circle pause_circle
The kindergarten children are very excited. They've all got tickets and programmes.	play_circle pause_circle
Is this our last tehearsal?	play_circle pause_circle
Yes, It is. Let's begin. Switch on the lights! The lights, please! Start the music! The music, please!	play_circle pause_circle
Oh! It's too loud!	play_circle pause_circle
Open the curtains! Open the curtains!	play_circle pause_circle
Here we go..	play_circle pause_circle
Oh! That was terrible!	play_circle pause_circle
It certainly was.	play_circle pause_circle
The music didn't start on time.	play_circle pause_circle
And then it was much too loud.	play_circle pause_circle
Max was saying Molly's words.	play_circle pause_circle
I forgot my words.	play_circle pause_circle
The house fell down.	play_circle pause_circle
My head fell off.	play_circle pause_circle
It was a disaster!	play_circle pause_circle
A total disaster!	play_circle pause_circle
Listen 5 times	play_circle pause_circle

Lesson 2: Conversation

Look at this! You must choose either the cat or the dog.	play_circle pause_circle
The dog. I like dogs.	play_circle pause_circle
Now choose either the football or the computer.	play_circle pause_circle
The computer.	play_circle pause_circle
Now choose either the books or the music.	play_circle pause_circle
The music.	play_circle pause_circle
Ok. Your letter is...H. Let's see. Is it you?	play_circle pause_circle
Yes, it is!	play_circle pause_circle
Listen 5 times	play_circle pause_circle

A dance festival

A dance festival	play_circle pause_circle
Olga and Mathew won tickets for an international dance festival.	play_circle pause_circle
Olga saw a Russian ballet.	play_circle pause_circle
The dancers were from Moscow.	play_circle pause_circle
Mathew saw dancers from Japan and Palestine.	play_circle pause_circle
Olga and Mathew wrote about the festival for their Engish project.	play_circle pause_circle
There were dancers from forty-two countries at the festival.	play_circle pause_circle
On Tuesday I went to see The Nutcracker.	play_circle pause_circle
The dancers were from Moscow.	play_circle pause_circle
While we were waiting for the start, I was reading the story of the ballet in the programme.	play_circle pause_circle
The Nutcracker was about a girl called Clara.	play_circle pause_circle
One evening, there was a family party at her home.	play_circle pause_circle
Clara had a present. It was a big wooden nutcracker.	play_circle pause_circle
It looked like a toy soldier and Clara liked it very much.	play_circle pause_circle
After the party everyone went to bed.	play_circle pause_circle
Clara could not sleep and at midnight she got up and found her nutcracker.	play_circle pause_circle
Suddenly, strange things happened.	play_circle pause_circle
A huge mouse King appeared with his army of giant mice.	play_circle pause_circle
They attacked Clara but the nutcracker came alive and protected Clara.	play_circle pause_circle
Toy soldiers joined in the battle.	play_circle pause_circle
They fought the mice and the nutcracker killed the mouse king.	play_circle pause_circle
When the mouse king died, the nutcracker changed into a prince.	play_circle pause_circle
He took Clara the the Land of Snow and then to the Land of Sweets.	play_circle pause_circle
They watched dancers from around the world.	play_circle pause_circle
There was a Spanish dance, a Chinese dance, an Arabian dance and a Russian dance.	play_circle pause_circle
When the dancers disappeared, Clara was in her home again and she was holding the wooden nutcracker.	play_circle pause_circle
It was all a dream.	play_circle pause_circle
I loved this ballet! the story was exciting.	play_circle pause_circle
The fight between the soldiers and the giant mice was really good and the dancers were graceful.	play_circle pause_circle
When the ballet finished, I felt really happy.	play_circle pause_circle
Then we went outside and the streets were silent and gloomy.	play_circle pause_circle
The ballet seemed like a dream, just like Clara's!	play_circle pause_circle
Olga Brown Class 4b	play_circle pause_circle
On Wednesday afternoon, I saw dancers from Japan.	play_circle pause_circle
The first dance was very old and all the performers were women.	play_circle pause_circle
In old Japanese dances, the women dancers often hold something.	play_circle pause_circle
Usually, it is either a fan or an umbrella.	play_circle pause_circle
Only men perform some dances.	play_circle pause_circle
The last dance told a story about two characters: a young soldier and an evil king.	play_circle pause_circle
The soldier was the hero and he was strong and brave.	play_circle pause_circle
The evil king's costume was black and gold.	play_circle pause_circle
He wore a mask with fierce eyes. He looked really scary!	play_circle pause_circle
In the evening I saw a group of brilliant dancers from Palestine.	play_circle pause_circle
While the dancers were performing, Palestinian musicians were playing on drums and pipes.	play_circle pause_circle
The dances were fast and the men leapt high in the air.	play_circle pause_circle
This is the poster for the show.	play_circle pause_circle
You can see how exciting the dances were.	play_circle pause_circle
Mathew Day Class 4a	play_circle pause_circle
Listen 5 times	play_circle pause_circle