English Adventure

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English Adventure Level 6
Scope & Sequence

Unit 0 - Hello!

Vocabulary	500; 1,000; 1,500; 10,000; 100,000; 1,000,000
Structures	I'm looking forward to (Sports Day).
Recycled Language	You're good at (running). first, second, third, last
Pronunciation	stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum	polite behavior
Cross-Curricular Connections	music math language arts

Unit 1 - At the Restaurant
Disney Film: The Emperor’s New Groove

Vocabulary	hamburger, hot dog, milkshake, salad, fries, fried chicken, sandwich, pizza, steak, lemonade
Structures	What would you like? I’d like (a hot dog). Would you like a drink with that? Yes, lemonade please. No, thanks. How much is it? It’s ($4.50).
Recycled Language	I like (bugs). hungry, delicious, OK, spaghetti, airport, restaurant, bug, cents, dollars numbers
Pronunciation	stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum	sense of humor accepting different cultures responsibilities
Cross-Curricular Connections	art music language arts math social studies

Unit 2 - They’re the Best!
Disney Film: Lilo & Stitch

Vocabulary	good, better, best bad, worse, worst expensive, cheap, difficult, easy, loud, loudest, quieter, smallest keyboard, tambourine, trumpet, drums, guitar
Structures	I think (The Wonders) are (better than) (The Rockets). The (Stars) are (the best). Which CD is (the cheapest)? (The Rockets) CD is.
Recycled Language	Who are you listening to? (The Rockets). They're really good. bad, big, good, old, young audio, book, dog, music, sister, stereo, T-shirt, week action verbs
Pronunciation	stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum	teamwork self-sufficiency appreciation for the arts
Cross-Curricular Connections	music language arts math social studies

Unit 3 - Inventions
Disney Film: Treasure Planet

Vocabulary	historical dates: 1004, 1700, 1839, 1915, 1998, 2006 build/built gliders, open/opened a shop
Structures	When was (the computer) invented? It was invented in (1936). What was it called? It was called (the Z1). When were (jeans) invented? They were invented in 1850..
Recycled Language	What are you doing? I'm (reading about the history of the computer). jeans, TV, watch, piano, bandage, dog, ears, face, friend, homework, jigsaw puzzle, pet, potato chips action words adjectives inventions
Pronunciation	stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum	courage loyalty teamwork
Cross-Curricular Connections	social studies art music language arts science math

Unit 4 - Experiences
Disney/Pixar Film: Monsters, Inc.

Vocabulary	have a headache, have been to Paris, have eaten pizza, have gone camping, have played tennis, have practiced judo, have read a newspaper, have seen an elephant
Structures	Have you ever (been to Italy)? Yes, I have. No, I haven’t.
Recycled Language	What are you (watching)? I'm watching (a show about Italy). When did you go? (Last year). Where did you go? I went to (New York). Have you ever been (scared)? action words family members food
Pronunciation	stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum	accepting different cultures courage friendship
Cross-Curricular Connections	social studies art music language arts

Unit 5 - See the World
Disney Film: Pocahontas

Vocabulary	go to the airport, fly to (Houston) make some new friends, meet the host family, study at a language school, explore the city bug spray, passport, guidebook, suitcase, warm jacket
Structures	What will you do first? I’ll (explore the city). Then you’ll need a (guidebook). What will we need? We'll need (boots). We won't need (bug spray).
Recycled Language	I'm looking forward to our visit to (Houston). Are you (going skiing) in (Chile)? family, friends, home, king, money, present, sunny, tomorrow, weekend action verbs
Pronunciation	stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum	responsibilities accepting different cultures self-sufficiency
Cross-Curricular Connections	social studies art music language arts

Unit 6 - My Dream Job
Disney Film: Mulan

Vocabulary	doctor, teacher, firefighter, baseball player, chef, pilot, actor, musician, journalist, artist act in movies, fly airplanes, help sick people get better, help students learn, make art, make great food, make music, play baseball, put out fires, write for newspapers
Structures	What does (he) want to be? (He) wants to be (an artist). Why does (he) want to be (an artist)? Because (he's good at painting). What do (journalists) do? They (write for newspapers).
Recycled Language	What do you want to be? I want to be (a chef). dinner, food, hospital go home, playing sports, think, want to be, work adjectives
Pronunciation	stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum	cooperation sense of humor teamwork
Cross-Curricular Connections	art music language arts math science social studies

Unit 7 - What Was He Doing?
Disney Film: Aladdin

Vocabulary	watching a movie, getting a haircut, renting a DVD, eating a pretzel, reading a magazine, shopping for clothes
Structures	What was (he) doing? (He) was (reading a magazine). (He) was (playing soccer) when he slipped.
Recycled Language	I saw (David downtown yesterday). better, handsome, hat, young playing soccer, playing tennis, visited, walking to school, wearing
Pronunciation	stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum	accepting different cultures daily responsibilities friendship
Cross-Curricular Connections	art music language arts math social studies

Unit 8 - Party Time
Disney/Pixar Film: Toy Story 2

Vocabulary	nachos, donuts, popcorn, sundaes, corn dogs, cupcakes, soda, peanuts, fruit punch, tacos
Structures	Have you made the (cake)? I've made the (cake), but I haven't made the (fruit punch) yet. Has (he) bought the present yet? Yes, (he) has. No, (he) hasn’t.
Recycled Language	We're going to have (a birthday party for Buzz next week). birthday, eating, first, friends, name, next week food toys
Pronunciation	stress, rhythm, intonation
Values Curriculum	friendship generosity responsibilities
Cross-Curricular Connections	art music language arts social studies

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.

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