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Schools RichordNorthcott Introduction Let'sGoto School Buildings At School In Closs L0 Lunchtime L2 Uniform L4 FreeTime L6 School Trips L8 Activities 20 Project 28 PictureDictionorg 30 AboutReadandDiscover 32 OXJ'ORD T' N I V E R S I TY PRESS OXTORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Great Clarendon Street,Oxford, ox2 6Dp, United Kingdom Oxford University Pressis a departDrentof the University ofOxford It furthers the Univesity's objectiveofexcellencein reseilch, scholanhip,and education by publishing worldwide Oxford is a registered trade mark ofOxford University Press in the UK and in certain other countdes @Oxford University Press2012 The moral rights ofthe author have been asserted First published in 2012 2016 2o1S 2014 2013 zoTz 54 No unauthorized photocopying All rights reseryed.No part ofthis publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted, in any fom or by any means,without tie prior pemission in witing of Oxford University Press,or as expressly pemitted by law, by licence or under terms agreedwith the appropriate reprogaphics rights organization Enquiries conceming reproduction outside the scopeofthe aboveshould be sent to the ELTRights Department, Oxford University Press,at tie addressabove lntroduction There ore schoolsqll qround the world There ore big schools qnd little schools,new schools qnd old schools You must not circulate this work in any other form and you must imposeI his sameconditionon any acquirer Links to third party websites are provided by Oxford in good faith and for infomation only Oxford disclaims any responsibiLity for the materials contained in any third party website referencedin this work rsRN 978 o 19 4646277 AnAudio CD Packcontaining this book and a CD is also available,rsBN 978 o 19 4646976 The CD has a choice ofAmerican and British Enelish recordings ofthe complete text An accompanyhg Activity Book is also available, ISBN978 o 19 4645482 Printed in China This book is printed on paper from certified and well-managedsources ACKNOWLED G EM ENTS nh^r/atinnsrytKelly Kennedy p.10;Alan Rowe pp.20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,27, 29, 30, 37 ThePubLishers would alsolik?to thank thefollwingfor their kind,pmissim to reproducephotogrqphsMd, othercoryight materiali lJamy pp.3 0nterfoto[ravel,ibig school Oman), (LouiseMuuay/sledge,Simon Rawles/bike),6 (Bill Bachman),7 (Nathan Benn/big school Korea),8 (Heiner Heine/imagebroker),10 (Keith Dunemiller), 11 (Martir Shields/scienceclass),13 (Ymcov Shein/boatcanteen), 14 (Maggiegowan.co.uk),15 (JeanSchweitzer/Peruschool), 16 (Ton Koene/Picturc Contact BV), 17 (Ardrew Woodley/ school garden):Corbis pp.3 (David Bathgate/boatschool), {Matthias Tunger/studentsoutside class),11 (AndersR}mani PEclass),15 (RogerRessmeyer/hardhat students),19(Louie Psihoyos); Getty lmages pp.7 (Bruno MorandiA.eportage/ open air school Nepal),9 (CancanChu/Getty lmagesNews/ cave school), 12 (Yellow Dog Productions,ffhe Image Bank), 13 (YellowDog Productions[he Image BanlVchildren eating); Lonely Planet Imagesp.17 (Keren Su/schoolband); Oxford University Pressp.18; Rex Featuresp.4 (DesignPicsInc) Is gour school big or little? Is gour school new or old? Now reodond discover moreobout schools! All qround the world, students go to school Some students wolk to school, qnd some go bU bus or bg troin Some students go bU bicgcle, qnd some go bU cqr These students qre in the USA Theg go to school bg bus In the snow in Conodo, some students go to school bg sled In Indio, some students go to school bg rickshqw How gou go to school? Flere's o big school in o citg Mong students go to this school It hqs o big school plogground This school is in South I{oreq F o rt h e s es t u d e n t si n N e p o L , t h e c o u n t r g s i diest h e i rs c h o o l ! Let's look ot schoolbuildings oround the world This schoolis in Austrqliq It's in the countrgside It's q little school,but mong schools in Austrqliq ore big Goto poge2Lforoctivities These students qre qt school.Theg meet their friends Theg tqlk qnd theg ore hoppg Listen! Thot's the bell Let's go to the clossroom "1"li*" '\r)*!$; - 'l fM The students stond in the hollwog bg the door The teocher soUS, 'Hello, everuone.'These students hqve books ond notebooks Cqn Uou seethem? No, Uou con't Theg ore in their bogs In some clqsses,students hqve computers Do uou hqve computers in Uour clqssroom? In the clossroom,the teochersouS, 'Sit down, pleose.Open Uour Englishbooks.'It's qn English closs In phgsicol educqtion clqsses, students run, iump, qnd plqU These girls ploU bosketboll in their phgsicol educqtion clqsses The teocherhqs o picture She soUS, '\)7hot'sthis?'One student souS,'It's o giroffe.' P utup Uo ur h ond wh en Uouwo nt to spe okin clo s s Goto poge23for octivities - t t't ii I iltt *fi * "\ The students sit down qnd eqt Theg tqlk to their friends 'How qre gou?' '$7hot's Uour fqvorite soccer teqm?' 'Do Uou hove ct computer?' i so b o o t O n es c h o o il n C o m b o d i o Thecofeteriois o boot,too! At lunchtime, these students go to the cqfeterio.The lunch lodg gives them food She purs their food on o plote The students pur their plote on q trog qnd soU,'Thqnk Uou.' Go to p o g e2 fo ro cti vi ti e s These students in Peru weqr ct uniform, too Evergone weqrs q purple sweqter qnd q white shirt The girls weqr o grou skirt qnd the bogs weqr grou pqnts Students don't weqr q uniform in everg school in Peru These students in Chinq weqr o uniform The girls weqr red ponts qnd the bogs weqr blqck ponrs Evergone weqrs q white shirt qnd q red tie Studentsdon't weqr o uniform in everg school in Chino Do gou weqr q uniform? Thesestudentsin Iopon weoro hordhot.Their schootis neoro volcono ) Goto poge25foroctivities FreeTirne Students hqve free time qfter school, too In some schools,there'so gorden There o.reflowers qnd vegetoblesin the gcrden Students help in the gorden qfter school In some schools,there'sq bqnd Students plog in the bqnd qfter school Students hqve free time in the dqu Theg run in the school plogground or theg tqlk to their friends Some studentsplog socceror bqsketbqll These bogs qnd girls plqU soccerin their free time * Goto poge26foroctivities Studentslike schooltrips On these doUs,studentsdon't go to school Theg go with their teqcher to o,zoo or o museum The zoo is o fovorite school trip for mong students.Theg see qnimqls qnd leqrn qbout them These students see qn otter Museums ore o good school trip, too These students ore in q greot museum The museum hqs o dinosour skeleton! Students go on greot school trips qnd theg leqrn mqnu new things Theg leorn mqng new things with their teochers qt school too Thqnk Uou, teqchers! :, Goto poge27for octivities Let'sGoto School $ Reodpages4-5 ( I Findondwritethe words d -b u w o r s V o q c d t z p b t r o o m k c t b W b I c U q Buildings o L e d o t r h e J I n V o r n o o q c t e Reodpoges6-7 Writetrue orfalse I ffi t @ L Mongschoo[s in Austrolio orebig Students in SouthKoreodon't goto school Someschools hoveo school ptoUground Someschools don'thovebuildings Writethe words citg countrgsideploggroundsM Completethe sentences bus schoot rt"d.ntt wolk A[t oroundthe world, students go to schooL to schooL Somestudents go bg Somestudents How gougo to ffi & school & rMwffiwfnosl {* ReodpogesL0-11 {'' Reodpoges8-9 , Writethe words.Thenmotch LuLe t! 9ob lsrocrmoe tqg\/l.ol-l tmffi$wmw the sentences n Complete ffi W W @ JUCirclethe correctwords L Thestudentsstondin the friendslhol.l.wog evergone.' 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