Unit 7

The Golden Mask of chapichapi

The Golden Mask of chapichapi	play_circle pause_circle
Part 1: Who's that man?	play_circle pause_circle
Come along, children! We're going to have a wonderful afternoon.	play_circle pause_circle
There are so many things to see!	play_circle pause_circle
I want to see the Incas. They made a lot of things from gold and jewels.	play_circle pause_circle
I want to see the Chinese room. The Chinese invented lots of things.	play_circle pause_circle
Yes, they were very clever.	play_circle pause_circle
I want to go into space.	play_circle pause_circle
You can't do that, silly.	play_circle pause_circle
Well..I think we can.	play_circle pause_circle
Really? Wow!	play_circle pause_circle
Are you ready?	play_circle pause_circle
Yes, Miss Carey.	play_circle pause_circle
Then let's go!	play_circle pause_circle
Look at that man over there.	play_circle pause_circle
You shouldn't point, Alfie. It's rude.	play_circle pause_circle
He looks strange.	play_circle pause_circle
Yes, he looks a bit suspicious.	play_circle pause_circle
Come along, children! We haven't got much time.	play_circle pause_circle
Listen 5 times	play_circle pause_circle

Lesson 2: Conversation

Oh dear...	play_circle pause_circle
What's the matter?	play_circle pause_circle
I'm late for school.	play_circle pause_circle
You should get up earlier.	play_circle pause_circle
I'm tired!	play_circle pause_circle
You shouldn't go to bed late.	play_circle pause_circle
I'm hungry.	play_circle pause_circle
Eat something then!	play_circle pause_circle
You're horrid! You should be nice to your sister.	play_circle pause_circle
You should stop complaining.	play_circle pause_circle
And my tooth hurts.	play_circle pause_circle
Listen 5 times	play_circle pause_circle

Old customs in the modern world

Old customs in the modern world	play_circle pause_circle
People live in all parts of the world.	play_circle pause_circle
Most people live in towns and cities but other people live hundreds of kilometres from the nearest city.	play_circle pause_circle
They live on high mountains.	play_circle pause_circle
They live in hot deserts and in snowy forests.	play_circle pause_circle
They keep animals for food.	play_circle pause_circle
They make their clothes and homes.	play_circle pause_circle
They are different to people who live in large towns and cities because they do not need lots of shops cars and lorries.	play_circle pause_circle
They do not use much electricity or water.	play_circle pause_circle
Weavers of South America	play_circle pause_circle
The lncas lived in Peru in South America.	play_circle pause_circle
Five hundred years ago they were very rich and powerful.	play_circle pause_circle
They had many large cities and they were good fighters.	play_circle pause_circle
They had gold, silver and jewels.	play_circle pause_circle
They kept many animals and they had good food and clothes.	play_circle pause_circle
Then explorers from Spain came.	play_circle pause_circle
They fought the lncas and captured their king.	play_circle pause_circle
After that, the Spanish ruled over the Incas.	play_circle pause_circle
The Incas spoke the Quechua language.	play_circle pause_circle
Quechua people are still living in Peru today.	play_circle pause_circle
They keep sheep and goats in the mountains.	play_circle pause_circle
They get wool from the animals.	play_circle pause_circle
They spin the wool and weave it into cloth.	play_circle pause_circle
They make patterns in the cloth.	play_circle pause_circle
The patterns are like the old Inca patterns.	play_circle pause_circle
Each village has special patterns.	play_circle pause_circle
Children learn the patterns. Thay weave thin ribbons.	play_circle pause_circle
Women carry their babies or fruit and vegetables in the cloth. Men carry firewood and corn.	play_circle pause_circle
Herdsmen of northern Europe	play_circle pause_circle
The Sami people live in northern Europe.	play_circle pause_circle
It is very cold in winter and there is always a lot of snow on the ground.	play_circle pause_circle
Some Sami people are nomads.	play_circle pause_circle
That means they travel from one place to another.	play_circle pause_circle
They keep big herds of reindeer.	play_circle pause_circle
They live in tents and when the reindeer need new grass, they pack up their tents and move on.	play_circle pause_circle
Farmers of Tibet	play_circle pause_circle
The Tibetan people live near the highest mountain in the world.	play_circle pause_circle
Some Tibetans are nomads.	play_circle pause_circle
They keep sheep and goats.	play_circle pause_circle
Tibetan farmers use yaks on their farms.	play_circle pause_circle
The yaks pull carts and ploughs.	play_circle pause_circle
Yaks are strong animals.	play_circle pause_circle
Tibetans enjoy plays with music and dance. The actors wear amazing costumes and masks.	play_circle pause_circle
Travellers in the desert	play_circle pause_circle
The Bedouin people live in hot places.	play_circle pause_circle
Some Bedouin travel through the desert.	play_circle pause_circle
Like the Sami people, they keep animals and live in tents.	play_circle pause_circle
When they move the animals, they can take their tents with them.	play_circle pause_circle
They hunt with falcons so their families have more food.	play_circle pause_circle
Nowadays not many Bedouin live in the desert all the time.	play_circle pause_circle
Many of them live in houses in towns and villages but they still fly falcons in the desert.	play_circle pause_circle
Falcons catch other birds.	play_circle pause_circle
Falcons are beautiful birds with sharp beaks and watchful eyes.	play_circle pause_circle
Listen 5 times	play_circle pause_circle