(Page 30)
A. (🎧1-22) Listen and read. Then repeat the conversation and replace the words in blue.
B. Practice with a partner. Replace any words to make your own conversation.
1. 300 - 900
This aquarium is so big! How many fish are there?
About 600.
Wow! Look, a crab!
2. fish - dolphin
Hey, where's the shark?
It's over there, next to the ray.
3. in front of - next to
Oh, where is it now?
It's there, behind the seaweed.
4. next to - behind
Where is the shark now?
It's in front of you!
🎧1-23
| TALKING ABOUT QUANTITY AND LOCATION (P. 166) |
| The fish is near the crab. The shark is behind the seaweed. |
| How many sea animals are there? | There's one (sea animal). There are 20 (sea animals). |
| Where's the crab? | It's on / under / next to the rock. |
| Where are the sharks? | They're in front of / behind the rock. |
| Is there an octopus in the seaweed? | Yes, there is. / No, there isn't. |
| Are there any fish in the seaweed? | Yes, there are some fish in the seaweed. No, there aren't any fish in the seaweed. |
(Page 31)
DO YOU KNOW?
What is this?
a. a catfish b. a horsefish c. a dogfish
C. Look at picture 1 in the cartoon on page 30. Answer the questions using complete sentences.
1. How many dolphins are there? ___There's one dolphin.____
2. How many colorful fish are there? _____________________________
3. Is there an octopus in the aquarium? _____________________________
4. How many crabs are there? _____________________________
5. Are there any rocks in the picture? _____________________________
D. Look at the picture at the bottom of this page. Complete the sentences. Use the words from the box.
| in on behind between under in front of |
1. The seahorse is ___________ the rock.
2. The crab is ___________ the seaweed.
3. The octopus is ___________ the shark.
4. The starfish is ___________ the sand.
5. The fish are ___________ the water.
6. The sea turtle is ___________ the starfish and the crab.
E. Play a game. Work in pairs. Student A: Choose something in the classroom. Student B: Guess what it is.
Is it on the table?
Yes, it is.
