Photocopiable Resources UNIT · Initial evaluation IE · Extension activities EA-A · CLIL worksheets · CLIL English: Routines · CLIL Maths: Multiplication · CLIL Arts and Crafts: Friendship bracelet · Evaluation EV · Word list activities · Vocabulary game · Answers EA-B Pupil Class Teacher Date Social Science Language Assistant A IE ut the processes of the water cycle in the correct order by P writing numbers 1-4 in the boxes Then mark them on the picture Water vapour rises and forms clouds Water falls into rivers and lakes and flows back to the sea Some filters underground The heat of the Sun warms sea water and causes it to evaporate Wind pushes clouds towards the Earth They cool and release precipitation in the form of rain, snow and hail In which state is the water in these pictures? Liquid a) Gas b) Solid c) a b c Name three things you can to save water at home © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 46 Photocopiable area INITIAL EVALUATION EXTENSION A IE Pupil 41 ¿ Cómo Look at the se llama pictures la protagonista Label them with de lathe historia? words interior ¿Quién landscape puesto esecoastal nombre? or landscape a b hink about the pictures from activity Give two characteristics T of: a) Coastal landscapes: b) Interior landscapes: In landscapes, we can find natural and man-made elements Sort these elements into the correct column: trees, road, bridge, lake, rural homes, river, mountain and farm Natural elements Man-made elements © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material EXTENSION INITIAL EVALUATION 47 Photocopiable area Pupil Class Teacher Date Social Science Language Assistant A IE raw a line to show where each piece of rubbish should be D thrown away a e b f c g d h Complete the paragraph with the words in the box agricultural farmers – factories – fishermen livestock farmers – machines – miners Agriculture means working the land to obtain food with and tools that give us products work the land breeds and looks after animals catch fish and other marine animals extract minerals and rocks from the Earth Natural products and made into manufactured products in © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 48 Photocopiable area INITIAL EVALUATION EXTENSION A IE Pupil 91 ¿Cómo M atch the se llama signs to la protagonista their meaning de la historia? ¿Quién puesto ese nombre? a) Pedestrians can cross b) You cannot drive faster than 60 km/h c) Stop 10 Why are these actions wrong? Children crossing the road in the middle of the street Children riding bicycles on the pavement 11 Which means of communication are being described? You can see images and news written down: We use it to watch programmes, films and the news: We use it to communicate, find information and buy things: We can carry it in our pocket It lets us speak and write to people: 12 Explain how primitive man lived © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material EXTENSION INITIAL EVALUATION 49 Photocopiable area Pupil Class Teacher 13 Date Social Science Language Assistant A IE Match the old machines to the modern ones a b c 14 15 ake a list of the festivals that you celebrated last year at school M or where you live – – – – – – Put these words in the correct order to make a sentence place is where A live we the locality The councillors mayor the is and the formed Council of services In there public are localities many © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 50 Photocopiable area INITIAL EVALUATION EXTENSION A IE Pupil 16 ¿Cómo L ook atse the llama pictures la protagonista and label de them la historia? with the¿Quién words town puesto and ese city.nombre? Then complete the table 17 Size Big / Small Big / Small Buildings Small / Tall Small / Tall Streets Narrow / Wide Narrow / Wide The people work in Agriculture / Offices Agriculture / Offices Which words are not related to a city? cinema – council – park – livestock – hospital – library – museum – farmer Give the cardinal points for the following things on the plan D E F re St sic Str Plaza et eet H Hospital de Arriba Lisb Li be rt y t Blue t re r Stre e on en S tree Mu St Bake Brown Street Stre Str et School Council Park Library H t Family Square Kiosk ee Que py n S tree ap Mai H t Sout h Squa re P ri n c e G re en St re et C et B Short Street A Stree t 18 N 12 m W E S The school is The park is The square is The library is © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material EXTENSION INITIAL EVALUATION 51 Photocopiable area Pupil Class Teacher Social Science Language Assistant 1A eparate this word snake to find eight family members Then tick S the family members you have got b Date her rot unclem um co usi ndadsis u tera nt an gr dparents ) Look at the pictures below and write down what the people a are doing b) Circle the picture that is the odd one out ut the words in the correct order to complete the answer to the P question “What are neighbours?” The first part has been done for you house – building – ours – as – us – or – in – near – same – a Neighbours are people who live in the ake a list of four things you like to with your friends Then M compare your list with a partner Are your lists the same or different? © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 52 Photocopiable area EXTENSION Pupil Class Teacher Date Social Science Language Assistant eparate this word snake to find nine family members Then tick S the family members you have got b her rot unclemumco us ind ads isteronlych un ilda t nd gra 1B parents ) Look at the pictures below and write down what the people a are doing b) Circle the picture that is the odd one out and write down why it is different ut the words in the correct order to complete the answer to the P question “What are neighbours?” The first part has been done for you house – building – live – ours – in – the – as – us – or – in – near – same – a Neighbours are people who ake a list of four things you like to with your friends Then M compare your list with a partner Are your lists the same or different? © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material EXTENSION 53 Photocopiable area Pupil Class Teacher Date Social Science Language Assistant 1B a) Find the continents and oceans in the word search P E A F R I C A X I A A M E R I C A O I T S T O T D E A C N L I B C N P E R E D A A R J O L F C A I N A I R P T F T N A T O U O N L E I I N I E N C I F I C A P C 1A 2A _ 3E _ 4A _ 5O 6A _ 7A _ 8I _ 9P 10 A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ b) How many continents and oceans are there? Continents Oceans What are the largest and smallest continents? Match the sentence halves The north… a) … crosses through the centre of the continent The south… b) … is home to the Scandinavian and Ural Mountains The Great European Plain… c) … is home to the Pyrenees, the Alps, and the Carpathian Mountains ame two of the largest countries and two of the smallest N countries in the world © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material EXTENSION 89 Photocopiable area Pupil Class Teacher Date Social Science Language Assistant 2A Are these sentences True or False? The Ebro and the Rhone flow into the Mediterranean Sea The Pechora and the Northern Dvina flow into the Black Sea The Volga flows into the Caspian Sea The Loire flows in to the Artic Ocean a) Separate the word snake to find the names of eight capital cities in Europe londonparis ma dr idw arsawmo w sco lo os dublinbelgrad e rue or False? Which countries border which country? You can T use the map in your books France borders Spain Germany borders Sweden Norway borders Finland Belarus borders Ukraine The United Kingdom borders France Put the words in the correct order to make a sentence a) Hemisphere the continent small a in northern is Europe Europe is a small continent b) Countries borders lines these different maps use colours and to show and their Political Political maps use colours and lines © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 90 EXTENSION Pupil Class Teacher Date Social Science Language Assistant 2B Are these sentences True or False? The Ebro and the Rhone flow into the Mediterranean Sea The Pechora and the Northern Dvina flow into the Black Sea The Volga flows into the Caspian Sea The Loire flows in to the Artic Ocean Correct the false ones a) Separate the word snake to find the names of capital cities in Europe londonparis ma dr idw arsawmo w sco lo os dublinbelgrad eb ern bruss els b) How many cities are there? a) True or False? Which countries border which country? You can use the map in your books France borders Spain Germany borders Sweden Norway borders Finland Belarus borders Ukraine The United Kingdom borders France b) Correct the false ones Put the words in the correct order to make a sentence a) Hemisphere the continent small a in northern is Europe Europe b) Countries borders lines these different maps use colours and to show and their Political Political © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material EXTENSION 91 Photocopiable area Pupil Teacher Class Date Social Science Plants Language Assistant Plants are very important to human beings They have got many uses as food, materials and they benefit the environment They are also important for different countries and cultures Each country has got a national plant that represents specific geographical areas olivia has got two national flowers They are called Kantuta and B Patuju Find out what they look like and draw one of them below ith a partner, research why there are two flowers How are they W related to the geography of Bolivia? Write down your findings below © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 92 Photocopiable area CLIL Pupil Class Teacher Date Social Science National Dances Language Assistant Many countries have got a national dance that is part of their culture and tradition Find out which country these dances are from a b The dance is called Adumu, but it is also known as the jumping dance This traditional dance is called Noh c It is performed during Carnival at Easter raw a line to where these countries are on the world map D Match the dances to the countries a) India b) Japan c) Kenya d) Portugal e) Brazil Political map of the world 4,000 5,000 km Arctic Circle Arctic Circle ICELAND UNITED KINGDOM C A N A D A LITHUANIA LATVIA SPAIN BAHAMAS MEXICO BELIZE CUBA GUATEMALA ERIA GUYANA ECUADOR PERU A F R I C A SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS MALI SENEGAL GAMBIA GUINEABISSAU DOMINICA LIBERIA 200 400 600 800 1,000 km TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO C H A D BENIN TOGO NIGE RIA Tropic of Cancer MYANMAR VIETNAM LAOS BANGLADESH CAMBODIA SRI LANKA 500 1,000 1,500 BRUNEI A GABON N T A MICRONESIA Equator SINGAPORE PAPUA NEW GUINEA INDONESIA EAST TIMOR CENTRAL AFRICAN REP 500 FIJI 1000 1,500 km POLAND LIECHTENSTEIN AUSTRIA H U N G A RY SWITZERLAND R SLOVENIA I TA LY UKRAINE MOLDOVA ROMANIA BOSNIAHERZEGOVINA SERBIA MONTENEGRO VATICAN CITY BULGARIA MACEDONIA ALBANIA C T I 100 200 300 400 500 km Tropic of Capricorn NEW ZEALAND S Y R I A SAN MARINO MONACO DEM REP OF THE CONGO BELARUS CZECH REP CROATIA CONGO KIRIBATI SOLOMON ISLANDS O C E A N I A VANUATU NETHERLANDS GERMANY BELGIUM FRANCE NAURU MAURITIUS SWAZILAND LESOTHO EQUATORIAL GUINEA 2,500 km PALAU MALAYSIA SEYCHELLES SLOVAKIA 2,000 MARSHALL ISLANDS PHILIPPINES THAILAND MADAGASCAR LUXEMBOURG CAMEROON SAO TOMÉ & PRINCIPE GER IVORY COAST GHANA VENEZUELA NI BURKINA FASO GUINEA SIERRA LEONE SANTA LUCÍA BARBADOS ST VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES GRENADA Antarctic Circle INDIA MALDIVES JAPAN A U S T R A L I A SOUTH AFRICA CHILE ANTIGUA & BARBUDA ZAMBIA MALAWI ZIMBABWE URUGUAY PUERTO RICO SOUTH KOREA NAMIBIA ARGENTINA DOMINICAN REP NORTH KOREA A COMOROS BOTSWANA TONGA YEMEN TANZANIA IQ ANGOLA PARAGUAY HAITI UNITED ARAB EMIRATES OMAN UGANDA KENYA RWANDA BURUNDI DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO BOLIVIA Tropic of Capricorn QATAR SUDAN ERITREA I BHUTAN DJIBOUTI SURINAM SAMOA S C H I N A NEPAL PAKISTAN SOUTH SUDAN ETHIOPIA SOMALIA B R A Z I L A AFGHANISTAN IRAN SAUDI ARABIA COLOMBIA KIRIBATI IRAQ KUWAIT BAHRAIN EGYPT NIGER CHAD MONGOLIA KYRGYZSTAN TAJIKISTAN MALI VENEZUELA TUVALU UZBEKISTAN AZERBAIJAN ARMENIA TURKMENISTAN CYPRUS LIBYA CAPE VERDE EL SALVADOR HONDURAS NICARAGUA COSTA RICA PANAMA Equator MAURITANIA JAMAICA ALG Western Sahara K A Z A K H S TA N GEORGIA TURKEY MOROCCO A M E R I C A UKRAINE GREECE TUNISIA MALTA Tropic of Cancer ( A S I A ) E PORTUGAL DENMARK R U S S I A RUSSIA (EUROPE) P E R O U ANDORRA FRANCE S T A T E S SWEDEN FINLAND ESTONIA IRELAND U N I T E D NORWAY TUVALU 3,000 UE 2,000 ZA MB 1,000 MO C LEBANON I R A Q PALESTINE JORDAN ISRAEL SAUDI ARABIA Antarctic Circle A © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material CLIL 93 Photocopiable area 31 Pupil Class Teacher Social Science Language Assistant What is a world map and what does it consist of? Match the words their definitions Date Ocean a) Large areas of land separated by bodies of water Sea b) Large bodies of water Continent c) Small bodies of water A EV Name the six continents Write your own definitions of a physical map and a political map ook at the physical map and give an example of what these L colours represent a) Blue: b) Brown: c) Green: © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 94 Photocopiable area EVALUATION EXTENSION 31 EV A Pupil A R C ¿Quién T I C O C E A Nha puesto ¿ Cómo se llama la protagonista de la historia? ese nombre? Physical map of Europe Va Gu le lf o nc f ia R ns a C a i n l a i n l P a U l n a Vo lga c S ea ti Vo lg a P n I ul nt ns ni Pe M ou l ne n A o y f F Gu lf o fB o th nia an vi via na na di di an an Sc Sc G Canary Islands Sea of Azov Se ic Ba Al ps a Ca s C A U C A S U S pia n Crimean Peninsula Black e Danub Sea ts Balkan Va r Peninsula Ionian Sea Peloponnese n e a n Ae ge an Se a Crete Cyprus A S e a A 200 ame two of the main rivers in Europe and say which sea they N flow into Match the facts to the correct answers S lka nM ts Mari a Tyrrhenian Sea Malta A ic ar Italian Peninsula Sicily M e d i t e r r a G ait of ibraltar Str Vo lga on D ea at in S I N ri i s r da Sardinia Balearic Islands Ad n s B tains n Mou Corsica D e A Gulf of Lion Ap e dalquivir ua aetic Gulf of Gen oa in es Tagus Peninsula Madeira Islands ne n Iberian re Po Tiber O C E A N Py ro Eb Duero Massif Central s Dni est er Carpath ian M ou S P L T Bay a Bisc e nn ro Ga Azores one Rh u Dni eper ns nt Can R e p Vis tu la Da nu be Loire ta b r S e a ia n Od er o r N A T L A N T I C Se in e Wes tern Dv ina l E u G r e a t ine Rh English Ba be El Great Britain Tha mes a Ch British Isles Jutland Peninsula Sea Lake Onega Lake Ladoga A S I A Don ine Penns Mt North Finnish Lakeland Lake Vänern pian Gram tains n Mou Ireland No r Dv thern ina U an Se a ga One wegi O Nor Iceland M Elevation (m) 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 500 200 Kola Peninsula L le A tic C irc R Arc U Natural boundary between Europe and Asia a or ch Pe River Lake n 1 The European continent a) 28 countries b) formed in 1957 The European Union c) 50 countries d) an area of 10,400,000 m2 S 400 I 600 A 800 1,000 km ame countries in the European Union and their capital cities N Use the map in your books to help you © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material EXTENSION EVALUATION 95 Photocopiable area 11 Pupil Teacher Class Date Social Science Language Assistant IE Continentes África América Antártida Asia Europa Oceanía Océanos Océano Antártico Océano Ártico Océano Atlántico Océano Pacífico área frontera capital litoral país Unión Europea golfo isla península mapa físico mapa político población relieve mapa del mundo © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 96 Photocopiable area WORD LIST Pupil Teacher Class Date Social Science Language Assistant Continents Continentes Africa África America América Antarctica Antártida Asia Asia Europe Europa Oceania Oceanía Oceans Océanos Antarctic Ocean Océano Antártico Arctic Ocean Océano Ártico Atlantic Ocean Océano Atlántico Pacific Ocean Océano Pacífico area área border frontera capital capital coastline litoral country país European Union Unión Europea gulf golfo island isla peninsula península physical map mapa físico political map mapa político population población relief relieve world map mapa del mundo © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material WORD LIST 97 Photocopiable area UNIT V O C A B U L A RY G A M E A world map shows… The north of Europe is home… Our planet has got… The world’s continents are divided… Physical maps give us information… The continent’s coastline is shaped by… The Pechora and the Northesn Divina… Europe has got an area… The Vistula, the Loire, the Seine and the Rhine… The biggest countries in the world are … Continents are large areas of… The south of Europe is home… High areas, like mountains and hills, are shown… The Great European plain crosses… The Ebro and the Rhone… Political maps use different colours and lines to show… The Volga… Europe has got a population… Oceans, seas and rivers are usually shown… The smallest countries in the world are… The Easth has got… The Dnieper and the Danube… Low areas, like plains and valleys, are shown… The EU is a political union… © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 98 Photocopiable area VOCABULARY GAME UNIT V O C A B U L A RY G A M E … through the centre of the continent six continents: America, Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania and Antarctica … flow into the Atlantic Ocean … the countries and their borders … flow into the Arctic Ocean … to the Scandinavian and Ural mountains … land separated by bodies of water … into countries … the whole surface of our planet … peninsulas, gulfs of islands … in blue … flow into the Black Sea … Russia, Canada, the United States and Brazil … five oceans: the Arctic Ocean, the Atlantic O., the Indian O., the Pacific O and the Antarctic O … about the natural characteristcs of our planet … of about 10,400,000 square kilometres … to the Pyrenees, the Alps, the Apennine Mountains and the Carpathian Mountains … in dark colours, like brown and orange … Vatican City, Monaco, Nauru, Tuvalu, San Marino and Liechtenstein … flow into the Mediterranean sea … of about 740 million people … of 28 democratic countries that was formed in 1957 … in green … flows into the Caspinan sea © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material VOCABULARY GAME 99 Photocopiable area ANSWERS UNIT PHOTOCOPIABLE ANSWERS Extension 1A Extension 2A a) True P E A F R I C A X I A A M E R I C A b) False O I T S T O T D E c) True A C N L I B C N P d) False E R E D A A R J O L F C A I N A I R P T F T N A T O U O N L E I I N I E N C I F I C A P C a) True b) False c) False e) False Smallest: Oceania c) Dublin, Belgrade d) True Largest: Asia a) L ondon, Paris, Madrid, Warsaw, Moscow, Oslo, a) Europe is a small continent in the northern a) L argest can be: Russia, Canada, United States, Brazil Smallest can be: Vatican City, Monaco, Nauru, Tuvalu, San Marino, Liechtenstein hemisphere b) Political maps use colours and lines to show these countries and their borders Extension 2B Extension 1B 1 a) True P E A F R I C A X I A A M E R I C A O I T S T O T D E A C N L I B C N P E R E D A A R J O L F C A I N A I R P T F T N A T O U O N L E I I N I E N C I F I C A P C Oceans: c) c) True d) False The Loire flows into the Atlantic Ocean a) London, Paris, Madrid, Warsaw, Moscow, Oslo, Dublin, Belgrade, Bern, Brussels b) Ten cities a) True b) False Germany borders Poland, Netherlands and Belgium c) False Norway borders Sweden Continents: b) b) False The Pechora and the Northesn Divina flow into the Arctic Ocean d) True a) L argest can be: Russia, Canada, United States, Brazil Smallest can be: Vatican City, Monaco, Nauru, Tuvalu, San Marino, Liechtenstein e) False The UK borders no country a) Europe is a small continent in the northern hemisphere b) Political map use colours and lines to show these countries and their borders © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material 102 Área fotocopiable ANSWERS UNIT ANSWERS CLIL 1 C heck your pupils’ drawings in their notebook They must be similar to the flower in these photos: Evaluation EV A world map is a drawing of the Earth that shows the whole surface of our planet, and consists of continents and oceans b) c) a) a) Asia b) America c) Europe d) Africa e) Oceania f) Antarctica C heck your pupils’ answers in their notebook Suggested answers are: • Physical maps give us information about the natural charateristics of our planet • Political maps use different colours and lines to show these countries and their borders a) Blue: rivers b) Brown: mountains c) Green: plains and valleys Students can choose from: • The Pechora and the Northern Dvina, which flow into the Arctic Ocean Open answers • The Vistula, the Loire, the Seine and the Rhine, which flow into the Atlantic Ocean • The Ebro and the Rhone, which flow into the Mediterranean Sea CLIL 1 b) • The Dnieper and the Danube, which flow into the Black Sea • The Volga, which flows into the Caspian Sea c) c) and d) a) a) and b) Check your pupils’ drawings O pen answers Students can chose countries and capital cities from the map on pages 42, 43 of the Pupil’s Book © Grupo Anaya S.A Authorised photocopiable material ANSWERS 103