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d Trains, Buses, andTruck* * Read pages t2-t5. 1 Write the words. tanker truck refrigerator truck bus high-speed train steam train articulated bus 1 lt's the fastestype of train. 2 lts engine uses coal and water. 3 lt's very long and it carries people on roads. 4 lt carries gasotine or mitk. 5 lt carries chitdren to school. 6 lt keeps food cold. 2 Write the numbers. 150 160 200 300 9,288 1 By 1930, steam trains could travel at l5O kitometers per hour. 2 Modern high-speed trains can travel at kilometers per hour. 3 The [ongest train journey is 4 There are underground trains in more than cities around the wortd. 5 Horses putted the first buses ki[ometers. years ago. 3 Number the vehicles in order. 1 = earliest, 4 : latest. I i i diesel trains r underground trains : 4 Complete the sentences. high-speed trains steam trains coat steam coaI engine steam water engine water 1 Steam engines use coat. 2 The heats 3 The hot makes 4 The 5 The 5 Answer the questions. powers the moves the train along the tracks. 1 Where did peopte buitd the first train? 2 What uses the most fuel per passenger, a train or a car? 3 How long does it take the Trans-Siberian Express to travel across Russia? 4 Where was the world's first underground train system? 5 Why did buses become poputar?
d T Bieycles and Motorcyles + Read pages 16-19. I Write the words. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 Complete the sentences. back wheel brake chain frame front wheel gears hetmet pedat gtove sadd[e tire 3 Circle the correct words. 1 Bicycles have6-e@ an engine. 2 The Tour de France is a famous motorcycle / bicycle race. 3 The first bicycles were made of metal / wood. 4 Motorcyctes are slower / laster than bicycles. 4 Write true or false. 1 Motorcycles and bicyctes have chains. 2 lt's good for cyclists to wear a helmet. 3 There are more bicyctes in the world than cars. 4 Mountain bikes and motorcyctes have strong frames. Mark Beaumont cycted 29,440 kilometers on his back wheel. Bicycles are heavier than motorcycles. Answer the questions. 1 Why were the first bicycles uncomfortable? 1 2 3 4 5 comfortable light Racing bikes are BMX bicycles are Recumbent bicycles are Mountain bikes are the most Their tires are popular sma[] strong thick and their frames are type of bicycle. 2 Why do people cycte? 3 How does a cyclist stop the bicycle? 4 Why do racing motorcyclists lean near to the ground? rlr
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Disappearing Species Global warming
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Ie,'s Rachel Bladon Introduction 3
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Insects are sma[[ animals [ike butt
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Reptiles are cold-blooded, and thei
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Birds ( Read pages 28-3L. 1 Write /
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A Life Cycle Poster 1 Complete the
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Ourr World Jacqueline Martin Introd
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Thousands of years ago, early peopt
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Early people traveled around to loo
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There are lots of people who explor
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A desert is an area of land where l
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Many parts of the world are hard to
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The Arctic and Antarctic were the [
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Mountains cover about 25% of Earth.
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After exploring most of the [and, p
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Exploring + Read pages 4-7. 1 Write
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C Exploring the Past Read pages !2-
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Rivers and Rainforests + Read pages
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& *%&wwm&m&mm Read pages 28-3L. & C
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Famous Places 1 These places have t
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Migrations Rachel Bladon Introducti
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Migration is when animals move from
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There are many different species of
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Many species of insect, like dragon
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When animals migrate by land, they
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Many fish migrate around the ocean,
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On the Move Read pages 4- 7. Comple
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Insect and Bat Migrations .. Read p
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Migrations in Africa Read pages 20-
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Going Home to Breed .. Read pages 2
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A Migrants Poster Complete the char
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ffhuIrn Around the World Jacqueline
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Some people today Live in homes mad
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DWleNat aJ~1UtaI The climate is dif
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Most homes stay in one place, but s
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Most homes around the world have fo
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Homes in the Past + Read pages 4-7.
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Different Climates + Read pages 12-
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famous Homes 3 Write'/ or )(. Then
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Homes for Everyone + Read pages 28-
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fro P~odu~ts ALex Raynham Introduct
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A very long time ago, people didn't
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The ground is made of rocks. In roc
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Farmers grow plants and raise farm
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People are making new materials aLL
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It can be very difficult to find ma
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PHILlPS We are inventing new materi
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The first Materials .. Read pages 4
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Glass and Concrete Read pages 12- 1
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Incredible Oil ... Read pages 20-23
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finding Minerals + Read pages 28-31
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Products in My Home 1 Choose ten ma
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Page 212 and 213: In Arrt Richard Northcott Contents
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Page 216 and 217: A painting of the inside of a build
Page 218 and 219: Paintings of the countryside are ca
Page 220 and 221: Paintings of flowers are called sti
Page 222 and 223: Machines can be beautifuL. Planes a
Page 224 and 225: There are different types of Light
Page 226 and 227: People in paintings don't move, but
Page 228 and 229: Are there any sculptures or murals
Page 230 and 231: Cities Read pages 4-7. 1 Write the
Page 232 and 233: Outdoors .. Read pages 12-15. 1 Mat
Page 234 and 235: Machines -+ Read pages 20-23. Compl
Page 236 and 237: Movement Read pages 28-31. Match. T
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Page 242 and 243: Then and Now James Styring lntroduc
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Page 260 and 261: Then and Now :ij Read pages 4-7. Wr
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Page 266 and 267: Around the World 3 Read pages 28-31
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Page 272 and 273: oct] Weather Jacqueline Martin ; Co
Page 274 and 275: Around Earth, there is a blanket of
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Page 278 and 279: CLouds Look light, but even a small
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Page 286 and 287: As Earth moves, air moves with it.
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Page 290 and 291: What Is Weather? .. Read pages 4-7.
Page 292 and 293: ~ All About Clouds .. Read pages 12
Page 294 and 295: , , Cold Weather .. Read pages 20-2
Page 296 and 297: Windy Weather .. Read pages 28-31.
Page 298 and 299: A Weather Report 1 Record the weath
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