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Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2 EXPLORERS 1 Watch and number. aubergi

Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2 EXPLORERS 1 Watch and number. aubergines weeds a bird feeder beans a pumpkin a watering can wheelbarrow 1 a worm an insect hotel 2 Read and write True or False. 1 Bill is a teacher. 2 Bill is Farid’s uncle. 3 Farid picks some tomatoes. 4 There are some bean plants in the garden. 5 There are some bird feeders in the garden. 6 Sweetcorn is white when it’s ready. 7 Bill and the children make a bird table. 8 Farid pushes the wheelbarrow. a b c d e f g h i Ellie Farid Uncle Bill How observant are you? 1 Who waters the aubergines? 2 Who picks some beans? 3 Who sees some pears? 4 Who sees a bird on the bird feeder? 5 Who finds a worm? 6 Who wants to eat some sweetcorn? DVD 1 Unit 1 1 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2 EXPLORERS 1 Complete. Then tick ✓ the actions in the DVD. a window box an insect hotel weeds a wheelbarrow the grass the birds a hole beans sweetcorn a bird feeder potatoes the dog tomatoes 1 dig weeds 2 pick 3 cut 4 make 5 feed 6 push 2 Watch. Who says it? Write the names. Uncle Bill Farid Ellie Hello, Farid! How are you today? 1 Uncle Bill What are you doing? 2 Wow! It’s enormous! 3 Look carefully. 4 Can I look around the garden first? 5 Look, there’s a worm! 6 I’ve got one! 7 Ellie OK. Your turn. 8 3 Complete the dialogue. Then watch and check. Ellie: What doing, Uncle Bill? Uncle Bill: I’m Do you want to ? Farid: ! 4 Now practise the dialogue in pairs. You can change some words. DVD 2 Unit 1 2 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2 EXPLORERS The Garden Game How to play 1 Play the Garden Game in pairs. 2 Take turns to throw a 1€ coin. If you throw side A, move one square. If you throw side B, move two squares. 3 Read the sentence on your square. Think about it. If it’s good news, move forward one square. If it’s bad news, move back one square. 4 The first person to get to the bench is the winner. π Think about it! π Make a list of things which are good for gardens. Start here 1 The sweetcorn is yellow. You can pick it. 2 A dog digs up your potatoes. 3 There are lots of insects in your insect hotel. 4 The apples are ready. You can pick them. 5 The birds eat your strawberries. 6 It’s raining and the garden needs water. 7 Your friends help you cut the grass. 8 A mouse eats your sweetcorn. 9 Your pumpkin is the biggest! You win first prize. 10 It’s very hot and the garden needs water. 11 You make a bird box. 12 There are lots of weeds in the garden. 13 Your wheelbarrow breaks. 14 There’s a hedgehog in your garden. 15 There are lots of worms in the garden. DVD 3 Unit 1 3 DVD cross-curricular Unit 2 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2 EXPLORERS DVD cross-curricular Unit 1 1 Watch and circle. 1 You can see lots of plants animals at the Eden Project. 2 The plants come from England different countries . 3 You can eat vegetables that grow here in the shop café . 2 Watch again and number. Then match. 1 1 The gardeners look after the plants. c 2 You can eat the vegetables in the café. 3 The plants grow inside domes at the Eden Project. 4 They grow vegetables here, too. 5 Some plants come from hotter countries. 6 Lots of people visit the Eden Project every year. 3 Draw a place you know with lots of plants. Answer the questions. 1 What’s the name of this place? 2 Where is it? 3 What plants can you see here? 4 Do people work here? What do they do? 5 Do you like this place? Why? a d b e c f The Eden Project 4 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2 EXPLORERS 1 Watch and number. 2 Match the sentences to the photos. 1 They meet Judy. 2 They brush Can Can. 3 Eric takes a photo. 4 They arrive at the stables. a 5 Gina rides a horse. 6 They see their friend Stacey. 7 They watch a riding lesson. 8 They get some water for the horses. 9 Stacey gives the horses their food. How observant are you? 1 What colour is the first horse they see? 2 What colour is Mum’s jacket? 3 What colour is Eric’s bag? 4 What colour are Can Can’s feet? 5 What colour is Splash? 6 What colour is Gina’s helmet? 1 Eric Gina Mum Stacey Judy DVD 1 Unit 2 a d g b e h c f i 5 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2 EXPLORERS 1 Read and write True or False. 1 Stacey starts work at nine o’clock. False 2 She cooks the horses’ breakfast. 3 She feeds the horses. 4 She cleans the stables. 5 She changes the horses’ beds. 6 She washes the horses with hot water. 7 She brushes the horses. 8 She gives riding lessons. 9 Her job is easy. 10 She sometimes rides the horses. 2 Write. Use your dictionary to help you. saddle hoof hay show jumper stable helmet riding instructor reins stable 3 Complete the sentences. Use the words from activity 2. 1 Horses eat hay. 2 Horses live in a 3 A rides in competitions. 4 Riders always wear a 5 A teaches people how to ride. 6 When you ride a horse, you usually sit on a 7 You control a horse with the 8 A horse’s foot is called a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DVD 2 Unit 2 6 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2 EXPLORERS Stacey loves horses. She also likes dogs, but she can’t have a dog because she’s out at work all day. It’s important to think carefully before you buy a pet. Different pets are good for different people. 1 Read. Complete the table. Horses are beautiful animals. They live for 25–30 years. They need a stable and a place outside too. Horses need a lot of exercise and a lot of your time. They are expensive and they need regular attention from a vet. Some people are allergic to horses. Dogs are very popular pets. They love company – you can’t leave them alone all day. They usually live for 15− 20 years. They can live in a house or a flat, but they need exercise outside every day. They need regular attention from a vet. Some people are allergic to dogs. Canaries are very pretty birds. They’re easy to look after, they don’t need a lot of exercise and they don’t need a lot of your time. They need a cage, but they aren’t expensive. They live for about 10 years. They sometimes need attention from a vet. They don’t usually cause allergies. Do they need exercise? Do they need your time? Do they cause allergies? Where do they live? How long do they live? How much money do you need? Horses + + + + + Dogs Canaries Key: +++++ = a lot +++ = some + = a little 2 Read. Which pet do you recommend for each person? Katy lives in a big house with a garden. She is 12 years old. She goes to school and at the weekends she plays a lot of sport. Her parents are doctors. Her mum is allergic to animal fur. Veronica is 17 years old. She loves sports. She lives in a flat near a park and a riding stable. She is at school, but she is free in the afternoons and at weekends. Her dad is a vet. David lives in a flat. He is 15 years old. He’s got two brothers and they all love animals. There is a park near his flat. His dad is a teacher but his mum hasn’t got a job. π Think about it! π Which is a good pet for you? Why? 1 2 3 DVD 3 Unit 2 7 DVD cross-curricular Unit 2 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2 EXPLORERS Guide dogs 1 Watch and label. a trainer a guide dog a blind person a training course 2 Watch again. Then match. 1 Dogs sometimes work 2 They learn their job at 3 Trainers teach guide dogs 4 Today, Monty is 5 He’s learning to find 6 He’s helping a blind person 7 Guide dogs are very intelligent 8 The dogs work hard, a how to lead blind people. b to cross the road. c with blind people. d on a training course. e but they’re uploads/Ingenierie_Lourd/ explorers-6-world-explorers-2-dvd.pdf