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Lesson 3

Listening

1.4. Following the speakers


instructions appropriately.

Its Delicious

Pronunciation guide p. 46

Pronunciation
guide p. 46

Pronunciation
guide p. 46

Spoken Interaction 2.1. Asking for and using


information about the people and
activities related to the students
immediate environment.
2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a
familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
1. Identifying and respecting the
norms of verbal and non-verbal
communication while interacting
orally and in written form.

Talking about food and


expressing likes and dislikes
Ex. 1, 2, 6 p. 46-47

Talking about
food and
expressing
likes and
dislikes

Talking about
food and
expressing
likes and
dislikes

Reading

Text: Sharing a Cake


Ex. 6 p. 47

Text: Sharing
a Cake

Text: Sharing
a Cake

Ex. 8 p. 46

Ex. 8 p. 46

Ex. 8 p. 46

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message *(silent reading)*.

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
Written Interaction 4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.
Grammar

Using Object Pronouns and


Indefinite Pronouns.

Ex. 3, 8 p. 46-47

Lesson 4

The Animal World

Ex. 3, 7 p. 48-49

Text A new pet Text A new pet

Describing animals and talking


about pets
Ex. 1, 2, 4, 5 p. 48

Describing
animals and
talking about
pets

Text: A New Pet


Ex. 6 p. 49

Text A new pet Text A new pet

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.
4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.

Ex. 9 p. 49

Ex. 9 p. 49

Ex. 9 p. 49

Grammar

Using Simple Past be.

Simple Past be. Ex. 8 p. 49

Culture

5. Identifying the general meaning


of traditional songs.
6. Listening and interpreting songs
for children.
8. Memorizing and reciting rhymes,
short poems and simple dialogues
fluently and with proper intonation.

Learning the rhymes.


Pronunciation Guide p.48

Learning the
rhymes.
Pronunciation
Guide p.48

Learning the
rhymes.
Pronunciation
Guide p.48

Listening

1.1. Identifying the global meaning


of an oral message, presented
clearly and at an average speed.

1.2. Eliciting specific information


from a short message.
Spoken Interaction 2.1. Asking for and using
and Integrated Skill information about people and
Combinations
activities related to animals and
pets.
5. Making a full description of pets.
Reading

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.

Lesson 5

Lets Be Friends

Describing
animals and
talking about
pets

Spoken Interaction 2.1. Asking for and using


information about the people and
activities related to the students
immediate environment.
2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a
familiar topic to exchange simple
information.

Talking about animals and the


students attitudes towards
animals
Ex. 1,6 p. 51
Pronunciation guide

Pronunciation
guide

Pronunciation
guide

Reading

Text: The Kangoroo


Ex. 3 p. 50

Text: The
Kangoroo

Text: The
Kangoroo

Ex. 7 p. 51

Ex. 7 p. 51

Ex. 7 p. 51

Ex. 5 p.53
Pronunciation guide

Pronunciation
guide

Pronunciation
guide

Talking about customs and


traditions, holiday celebrations
on GB and the USA.

Ex:8 p.53

Ex:8 p.53

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading).

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
Written Interaction 4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.
Grammar

Using Simple Past and Imperatives.

Simple Past. Ex. 8 p. 51

Comparison Area

5. Comparing some topics of


poems and songs for children in
English-Speaking countries and
Moldova..

Poem: Kindness. Ex. 5 p. 51

Lesson 6

Listening

1.1. Identifying the global meaning


of an oral message, presented
clearly and at an average speed.

Spoken Interaction 2.1. Asking for and using


and Culture
information about the people and

Happy Holidays

activities related to the students


immediate environment.
2.7. Cooperating with classmates to
fulfill some study activities,
showing responsibility, respect and
tolerance in the course of
communication.

Ex. 2, 4, 6, 7, 8 p. 52-53

3.1. Identifying the type of a text.


3.3. Extracting the main ideas from
an unknown text.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.

Ex. 3 p. 52

Ex. 3 p. 52

Ex. 3 p. 52

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.

Making a family calendar: ex. 10


p.53

Ex:7 p.53

Ex:7 p.53

Grammar

Ex. 8, 9 p. 53

ex:1 p.54

ex:1 p.54

Reading

Using Ordinal Numerals and


Simple Past.
Lesson 7

Spoken Interaction 2.4. Providing a short fluent


description of winter holidays and
Christmas celebrations.
2.3. Synchronistically translating
into the students native language a
sequence of 4-5 short sentences on
a familiar topic.

Christmastime
Talking about winter holidays.
Ex. 1, 2, 7 p.55

Text: Christmas Surprise


Ex. 4 p. 54

Ex:4 p.54

Ex:4 p.54

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.

Writing about family Christmas


celebrations. Ex. 8 p. 55

Ex:3 p.54

Ex:3 p.54

Grammar

Ex. 6. p.55

Reading

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme

Using Simple Past.


Lesson 8

Reading Together

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.3. Synchronistically translating
into the students native language a
sequence of 4-5 short sentences on
a familiar topic.

Discussing the main characters


and events of the story.

Ex:1 p.56

Ex:1 p.56

Reading

Text: The Two Cousins


Ex. 2 p. 56

Text: The
Two Cousins
Ex. 2 p. 56

Text: The Two


Cousins
Ex. 2 p. 56

Ex. 3,4,5,6,7,8 p. 57

Ex:8 p.57

Ex:8 p.57

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading).

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.
Written Interaction 4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.

Lesson 9

Round Up
Ex:7 p.59

Ex:7 p.59

Pronunciation guide

Pronunciation
guide

Pronunciation
guide

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.4. Providing a short fluent
description of reference books.

Talking about reference books


Ex. 4 p. 61

Ex:1 p.60

Ex:1 p.60

Reading and
Integrated Skill
Combinations

Text The Library


Ex. 2 p. 60

Text The
Library
Ex. 2 p. 60

Text The
Library
Ex. 2 p. 60

Ex:4,5,6 p. 61

Ex:5 p.61

Ex:5 p.61

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.
4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.

Ex. 3,5,6,7,8,10 p. 58-59

Unit IV
Lesson 1

Books in My Life

Test-Paper Analysis (15 min.)


Listening

1.4. Following the speakers


instructions appropriately.

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.
1. Identifying the ways of behavior
and speech acts which are related to
various communicative situations:
at the library.
Written Interaction 4.4. Editing short texts based on

familiar topics.
Grammar

Using Articles and Simple Past.

Ex. 8 p. 61
Lesson 2

The Magic World of Literature

Ex. 2 p. 62 Pronunciation guide

Pronunciation
guide

Pronunciation
guide

Spoken Interaction 2.4. Providing a short fluent


description of different types of
books.

Talking about types of literary


texts.
Ex. 4, 10 p.62-63

Ex:1 p.62

Ex:1 p.62

Reading and
Comparison Area

Text: The Lion and the Mouse


Ex. 3 p. 62

Text: The
Lion and the
Mouse
Ex. 3 p. 62

Text: The Lion


and the Mouse
Ex. 3 p. 62

Ex:1 p.64

Ex:1 p.64

Listening

Grammar

1.2. Eliciting specific information


from a short message.

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
3.4. Associating the information
from a text (read by the students)
with a set of pictures or a picture.
1. Comparing fairy tale characters
in English-Speaking Countries and
Moldova.
Using Modals can, may.

Ex. 9 p. 63
Lesson 3

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.4. Providing a short fluent
description of favorite authors and
books.

A Favorite Book

Talking about students favorite


authors and books.
Ex. 1, 4, 8 p. 64-65

Reading and
Culture

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
6. Knowledge of famous people of
the target language community.

Text: Mark Twain


Ex. 2 p. 64
Ex. 6 p. 65

Text: Mark
Twain
Ex. 2 p. 64
Ex. 6 p. 65

Text: Mark
Twain
Ex. 2 p. 64
Ex. 6 p. 65

Writing about favourite books.


Ex. 10, 9 p. 65

Ex: 10 p.65

Ex: 10 p.65

3.4. Associating the information


from a text (read by the students)
with a set of pictures or a picture.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.
3. Knowledge of simple literary
texts which belong to the culture of
English-Speaking countries.
Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal
information.
4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.
Lesson 4

Countries and People

1.2. Eliciting specific information


from a short message.

Ex. 3 p. 66 Pronunciation guide

Pronunciation
guide

Pronunciation
guide

Spoken Interaction 2.1. Asking for and using


information about the people and
activities related to the students
immediate environment.

Asking for and giving


information about countries and
nationalities.
Ex. 1, 2, 5 p. 66-67

Ex:1 p.66

Ex:1 p.66

Written Interaction 4.4. Editing short texts based on


familiar topics.

Ex. 4,5,7 p. 67

Ex:7 p.67

Ex:7 p.67

Listening

Grammar

Using Modals can, may,


must.

Ex. 8, 9 p.67

Culture and
Comparison Area

3. Knowledge of simple literary


texts which belong to the culture of
English-Speaking countries.
5. Identifying the general meaning
of traditional songs.
6. Comparing some topics of
poems and songs for children in
English-Speaking countries and
Moldova.

Ex. 3 p. 66

Lesson 5

Spoken Interaction 2.1. Asking for and using


information about capitals and
places of interest.
2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a
familiar topic to exchange simple
information.

Ex. 3 p. 66

Ex. 3 p. 66

Talking about capitals and places of

Talking about

Talking about

interest.

capitals and
capitals and places
places of interest. of interest.

Around the World

Ex. 2, 6 p.68-69

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.
4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.

Ex. 1p. 68
Ex. 5 p.69

Ex:3 p.69

Ex:3 p.69

Reading

Ex. 7 p. 69

Ex. 7 p. 69

Ex. 7 p. 69

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading).
3.3. Extracting the main ideas from
an unknown text.

Grammar

3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and


arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.
Using Simple Past.

Ex. 7 p. 69
Lesson 6

Listening

1.2. Eliciting specific information


from a short message.

Moldova My Love

Ex. 1 p. 70 Pronunciation guide

Pronunciation
guide

Pronunciation
guide

Spoken Interaction 2.1. Asking for and using


information about Moldova.
2.3. Synchronistically translating
into the students native language a
sequence of 4-5 short sentences on
a familiar topic.

Talking about Moldova


Ex. 2, 4 p.70 -71

Ex:2 p.70

Ex:2 p.70

Reading

Text: Moldova My Love


Ex. 3 p. 70

Text:
Moldova My
Love
Ex. 3 p. 70

Text: Moldova
My Love
Ex. 3 p. 70

Writing about the students


native places
Ex. 9 p.71

Ex:6 p.71

Ex:6 p.71

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading).

3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and


arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.
Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal
information.
4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.
Grammar

Using Adverbs.

Ex. 7, 8 p.71
Lesson 7

An Enjoyable Weekend

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.4. Providing a short fluent
description of weekends in town
and in the country.

Ex. 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 9 p. 72-73

Ex:1 p.72

Ex:1 p.72

Reading

Ex. 2 p.72

Ex. 2 p.72

Ex. 2 p.72

Writing about weekend.

Ex:3 p.72

Ex:3 p.72

Ex:2 p.74

Ex:2 p.74

Ex:2 p.74

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.3. Synchronistically translating
into the students native language a
sequence of 4-5 short sentences on
a familiar topic.

Discussing the main characters


and events of the story.

Ex:1 p.74

Ex:1 p.74

Reading

Text: Alice in the Wonderland


Ex. 2 p. 74

Text: Alice in
the
Wonderland
Ex. 2 p. 74

Text: Alice in
the
Wonderland
Ex. 2 p. 74

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.
Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal
information.
Lesson 8

Listening

1.4. Following the speakers


instructions appropriately.

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading).
3.3. Extracting the main ideas from

Reading Together

an unknown text.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.
Written Interaction 4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.

Ex:5 p.75

Ex:5 p.75

Pronunciation guide

Pronunciation
guide

Pronunciation
guide

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
3. Knowledge of simple literary
texts which belong to the culture of
English-Speaking countries.

Talking about completed actions


and personal hygiene.

Ex:6 p.69

Ex:6 p.69

Written Interaction 4.4. Editing short texts based on


familiar topics.

Ex. 2,4,5 p.78-79

Ex:2 p.78

Ex:2 p.78

Grammar

Ex. 2 p.78

Ex. 3,4,5,6,7 p. 75
Lesson 9

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.
4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.

Round Up

Project Work
Ex. 9 p. 77

Unit V
Lesson 1

Listening

1.4. Following the speakers


instructions appropriately.

Using Present Perfect.

I have done it

Ex. 1, 3,6,7, 8 p. 78-79

Lesson 2

Listening

1.2. Eliciting specific information


from a short message.

Have You Ever?

Pronunciation Guide

Pronunciation
Guide

Pronunciation
Guide

Spoken Interaction 2.1. Asking for and using


information about travelling.
2.3. Synchronistically translating
into the students native language a
sequence of 4-5 short sentences on
a familiar topic.

Talking about travelling.


Ex. 2, 7 p. 81

Ex:1 p.80

Ex:1 p.80

Reading

Text: Travelling
Ex. 2, 7 p. 80

Text:
Travelling
Ex. 2, 7 p. 80

Text:
Travelling
Ex. 2, 7 p. 80

Ex. 8 p. 81

Ex:7 p.81

Ex:7 p.81

Talking about
different
means of
transport
Ex. 1 p. 82

Talking about
different means
of transport
Ex. 1 p. 82

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading).
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.
Lesson 3

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.3. Synchronistically translating
into the students native language a
sequence of 4-5 short sentences on

An Interesting Trip

Talking about different means of


transport
Ex. 1 p. 82

a familiar topic.
Reading

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.

Ex. 2 p. 82

Ex. 2 p. 82

Ex. 2 p. 82

Pronunciation Guide

Pronunciation
Guide

Pronunciation
Guide

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.3. Synchronistically translating
into the students native language a
sequence of 4-5 short sentences on
a familiar topic.

Ex. 1, 5, 6 p. 84-85

Ex:1 p.84

Ex:1 p.84

Reading

Text: Favourite Sports


Ex. 2, p. 84

Text:
Favourite
Sports
Ex. 2, p. 84

Text:
Favourite
Sports
Ex. 2, p. 84

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.

Ex. 9 p. 83

Grammar

Ex. 8 p. 83

Using Simple Future.


Lesson 4

Listening

1.2. Eliciting specific information


from a short message.

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading)
3.3. Extracting the main ideas from
an unknown text.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate

The World of Sport

scheme.
Grammar

Using Tag Question be.

Ex. 8 p. 85
Lesson 5

School Clothes

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.4. Providing a short fluent
description of people.

Describing clothes
Ex. 1, 6, 7 p. 86-87

Ex:1 p.86

Ex:1 p.86

Reading

Ex.2 p 86

Ex.2 p 86

Ex.2 p 86

Writing a letter about school


rules.
Ex. 9 p. 87
Tag Questions
Ex. 8 p. 87

Ex:3 p.86

Ex:3 p.86

Pronunciation Guide

Pronunciation
Guide

Pronunciation
Guide

Ex. 1, 2, 5p. 88

Ex:1 p.88

Ex:1 p.88

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading).

3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and


arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.
Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal
information.
Grammar

Using Tag Questions (Simple Past).


Lesson 6

Listening

1.4. Following the speakers


instructions appropriately.

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.

A Space Trip

2.3. Synchronistically translating


into the students native language a
sequence of 4-5 short sentences on
a familiar topic.
Reading

Grammar

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading).

Text: A Trip into Space? Why


not?
Ex. 2p. 88

3.4. Associating the information


from a text with a set of pictures.
Using Simple Future.

Text: A Trip
into Space?
Why not?
Ex. 2p. 88

Text: A Trip
into Space?
Why not?
Ex. 2p. 88

Ex. 8p. 89
Lesson 7

Summer Holidays

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.4. Providing a short fluent
description of people.

Describing summer vacation


Ex. 1,3, 4, 6 p. 90-91

Ex:1 p.90

Ex:1 p.90

Reading

Ex. 2 p. 90

Ex. 2 p. 90

Ex. 2 p. 90

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.

Ex:8 p.91

Ex:8 p.91

Ex:8 p.91

Grammar

Ex. 7p. 91

3.3. Extracting the main ideas from


an unknown text.
3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and
arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.

Using Prepositions.

Lesson 9

Round Up

Spoken Interaction 2.1. Asking for and using


information about the people and
activities related to the students
immediate environment.
2.7. Cooperating with classmates to
fulfill some study activities,
showing responsibility, respect and
tolerance in the course of
communication.

Revising the learned structures


and grammar.

Revising the
learned
structures and
grammar.

Revising the
learned
structures and
grammar.

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


information.
4.4. Editing short texts based on
familiar topics.

Ex:2,4,6,7 p.94-95

Ex:6-7 p.95

Ex:6-7 p.95

Final Evaluation

Final Test-Paper

- Practical application of
knowledge and skills acquired in
the course of this academic year.

Lesson 8

Reading Together

Test-Paper Analysis (15 min.)

Spoken Interaction 2.2. Participating in a dialogue on a


familiar topic to exchange simple
information.
2.4. Providing a short fluent
description of people.

Discussing the main characters


and events of the story.

Discussing the
main characters
and events of
the story.

Discussing the
main characters
and events of the
story.

Reading

Text: Gullivers Travels


Ex. 2 p. 92

Text:
Gullivers
Travels
Ex. 2 p. 92

Text:
Gullivers
Travels
Ex. 2 p. 92

Ex. 6 p. 93

Ex. 6 p. 93

Ex. 6 p. 93

Project Work
Ex. 8 p. 95

Project Work
Ex. 8 p. 95

3.2. Identifying the global meaning


of a message (silent reading).

3.5. Selecting ideas from a text and


arranging them in an appropriate
scheme.
Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal
information.

Lesson 10 End-of the-book Round Up

Written Interaction 4.1. Asking and giving personal


and Integrated Skill information.
4.4. Editing short texts based on
Combinations
familiar topics.
2. Drawing and explaining a plan.

Project Work
Ex. 8 p. 95

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