Understanding the text - The Good Witch of the South

The Good Witch of the South

Match, circle and say.

Match, circle and say. Food

My body

Count, say and write.

Count, say and write. Animals

Discussion - The text and beyond

One of the best known sentences about the past is from the novel The Go-Between (1953) by the English writer L. P. Hartley (1895- 1972). The narrator, an old man, looks back at events that took place…

Reading pictures - Childhood

Look at the picture and discuss these questions. Who are the people in the picture? Where are they? What do you think is going to happen next?

Build your functional language

Choose the most appropriate phrase to use in the situations below. You can’t hear the person you’re speaking to on the phone. Someone asks you for directions, but you’ve never heard of the street.…

Dates and years

‘9 October 1872’ Look at the way we say and read dates: 21 December: on the twenty-first of December (when we say a date, we say on the = date + of + the month). We use ordinal numbers (e.g., first,…

The Aristocrat from Hampshire

The Aristocrat from Hampshire

Playscript

ACT I Voice: Act One: Scene One. Narrator: Mr Hiram B. Otis was American. He was very rich and very important. He wanted to live in an old house in England, so he decided to buy Canterville Chase, the…