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English Adventure Level 4
Scope & Sequence

Unit 0 - Hello!
Vocabulary
  • ordinal numbers:
    1st—30th
  • fine, great, all right, OK

Structures

  • How are you?
  • I’m (fine), thanks. And you?
Recycled Language
  • Hi. Hello.
  • numbers
  • colors
  • fast, slow
Pronunciation
  • stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum
  • polite behavior
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • music

Unit 1 - Two Worlds
Disney Film: Pocahontas

Vocabulary
  • trees, wigwams, waterfall, canoe, river, ship, castle, houses, bridge, farm, buildings, streets, mountains
  • city, country

Structures

  • There is/isn’t a (waterfall).
  • There are/aren’t any (waterfalls).
  • Is there (a waterfall)?
  • Yes, there is. No, there isn’t.
  • Are there any (waterfalls)?
  • Yes, there are. No, there aren’t.
Recycled Language
  • I like (the city).
  • I live in (the city).
  • in, next to, behind, under, on
  • car, dog, fish, same, school, trees
Pronunciation
  • ch as in chip
  • sh as in ship
Values Curriculum
  • understanding others
  • respecting differences
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • social studies
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 2 - Run Fast, Jump High
Disney Film: Hercules

Vocabulary
  • run fast, jump high, swim well, fight bravely
  • singer, dancer, painter, runner, swimmer, soccer player
  • loudly, neatly, quickly, sloppily

Structures

  • Can (you) (run fast)?
  • Yes, (I) can. No, (I) can’t.
  • I/He/She can (run quickly).
  • (They're) (talking softly).
Recycled Language
  • He/She's a good (singer).
  • Can he/she (dance)?
  • Yes, he/she can.
  • He/She can (run).
  • fast, fish, shell; happy, sad; jacket, shoe; summer, winter
  • actions
  • opposites
Pronunciation
  • sh as in shell
  • j as in jet
Values Curriculum
  • telling the truth
  • showing courage
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 3 - Brave and Strong
Disney Film: Aladdin

Vocabulary
  • brave, scared, scared of, strong, weak, beautiful, handsome, clean, dirty, hungry, thirsty

Structures

  • Are (they) (brave)?
  • Yes, they are. No, they aren’t.
  • They're (brave).
  • Are you scared of (snakes)?
  • Yes, I am. No, I’m not.
Recycled Language
  • He/She is/isn't (brave).
  • Is he/she (thirsty)?
  • Yes, he/she is. No, he/she isn't.
  • I'm (hungry).
  • bad, car, cheese, fast, feet, glass of water, good, head, princess, test, under, want, woman
  • emotions
  • clothes
  • furniture
  • animals
Pronunciation
  • o as in phone
  • a as in saw
Values Curriculum
  • showing courage
  • helping others
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • social studies
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 4 - I Like Swimming
Disney Film: Lilo & Stitch

Vocabulary
  • swimming, diving, surfing, playing basketball, playing tennis, playing volleyball, playing chess, playing video games
  • fun, boring

Structures

  • I like (swimming).
  • Does he/she like (surfing)?
  • Yes, he/she does. No, he/she doesn’t.
  • He/She likes (diving).
  • She/He doesn’t like (dancing).
  • Do you like (drawing)?
  • Yes, I do. No, I don’t.
Recycled Language
  • That's a (surfboard). Let's (swim).
  • draw, sing, dance, read, like, watching TV, climb trees, ride a bike, play baseball, ride horses
  • coat, cold, dog, frogs, hot, snowy, sock
Pronunciation
  • o as in bone
  • o as in dog
Values Curriculum
  • helping others
  • friendship
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • health
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 5 - Lions Eat Meat
Disney Film: The Lion King

Vocabulary
  • fruit, meat, grass, leaves, bugs, plants, vegetables, berries, seeds

Structures

  • What do (lions) eat?
  • They eat (meat).
  • What do you have for (breakfast)?
  • I have (eggs and juice) for breakfast.
Recycled Language
  • I eat (fruit)
  • He/She has (eggs).
  • He/She is eating (fruit).
  • It's (breakfast) time.
  • (Birds) eat (seeds).
  • eat, have
  • breakfast, lunch, dinner
  • animals
  • food and drinks
Pronunciation
  • s as in cats
  • s as in dogs
Values Curriculum
  • friendship
  • good versus evil
  • loyalty
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • social studies
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 6 - Bugs!
Disney/Pixar Film: A Bug’s Life

Vocabulary
  • ant, centipede, beetle, caterpillar, grasshopper, ladybug, stick insect, butterfly, bee, fly, firefly, mosquito
  • wings, stripes, antennae

Structures

  • Where’s the (ant)?
  • It's (in front of) the (beetle).
  • Where are the (ladybugs)?
  • They're (behind) the (beetle).
  • Do (fireflies) have (wings)?
  • Yes, they do. No, they don’t.
  • They have (lights).
Recycled Language
  • It has (wings)?
  • It doesn't have (spots).
  • Where is it?
  • It's (behind) those (leaves).
  • There's a (bug) on my (bed).
  • I'm (scared).
  • It's the (circus bugs).
  • nature words
  • prepositions
  • small items
  • balloon, hat, ship, spaceship, umbrella
Pronunciation
  • e as in bee
  • i as in big
Values Curriculum
  • courage
  • helping others
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • health
  • art
  • music
  • language arts

Unit 7 - My Day
Disney Film: The Emperor’s New Groove

Vocabulary
  • a quarter past/a quarter to/half past (ten)
  • get up, take a (bath), go (out), go to (school), do homework, listen to music, play a game, have a snack/breakfast/lunch/dinner, talk on the phone

Structures

  • What time does (he) (go out)?
  • (He) (goes out) at (7:30 a.m.).
  • What time do you (get up)?
  • I (get up) at 7:00.
  • What time do you (go to school)?
Recycled Language
  • What time is it? It’s (10:00).
  • noon, o'clock
  • at night, in the afternoon, in the morning
  • daily activities
Pronunciation
  • o as in spoon
    o as in cook
Values Curriculum
  • daily responsibilities
  • friendship
  • thinking of others
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • math
  • music
  • language arts
  • science

Unit 8 - Then and Now
Disney Film: Hercules

Vocabulary
  • old, young, cute, ugly, lazy, hardworking, nice, mean, messy, neat, noisy, quiet

Structures

  • (He) was (old).
  • (He) wasn’t (young).
  • They were (small).
  • They weren’t (big).
  • Was (he) (strong)?
  • Yes, (he) was. No, (he) wasn’t.
  • Were they (nice)?
  • Yes, they were. No, they weren’t.
Recycled Language
  • (He's) (mean).
  • (He) isn't (young).
  • Is (he) sad?
  • Yes, (he) is. No, (he) isn't.
  • Are they (noisy)?
  • No, they aren't. Yes, they are.
  • It's (10:45).
Pronunciation
  • ng as in king
  • nk as in ink
Values Curriculum
  • friendship
  • good versus evil
Cross-Curricular Connections
  • social studies
  • art
  • music
  • language arts
 
Monthly Focus

Focus on...Working with Values.

Find out how to broaden your teaching to include work on values and developing the whole person. Topics such as jealousy, diversity and teamwork are covered in this booklet of fun photocopiable exercises that you can use with English Adventure.

Click here to download.

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