Review: bread, water, milk, eggs, chips, juice, chicken, rice, breakfast, lunch, dinner, morning, afternoon, evening, lunchtime, garden, pears, carrots, tomatoes, meat, lemons, <br />
a/ an/ some<br />
What can you see in the kitchen? I can see a tomato and some bread.<br />
What's this? It's chocolate cake.<br />
What are these? They're chips<br />
Can I have some bread, please? Here you are. <br />

Review: bread, water, milk, eggs, chips, juice, chicken, rice, breakfast, lunch, dinner, morning, afternoon, evening, meals, lunchtime, garden, pears, carrots, tomatoes, meat, lemons.<br />
a/ an/ some<br />
What can you see in the kitchen? I can see a tomato and some bread.<br />
What's this? It's chocolate cake.<br />
What are these? They're chips<br />
Vocabulary: dinner time, fruit, brown bread, tonight, a drink<br />

Review: bread, water, milk, eggs, chips, juice, chicken, rice, breakfast, lunch, dinner.<br />
a/ an/ some<br />
What can you see in the kitchen? I can see a tomato and some bread.<br />
Vocabulary: morning, afternoon, evening, meals, lunchtime, friends, garden, pears, carrots, tomatoes, meat, lemons<br />
Language: What's this? It's chocolate cake.<br />
What are these? They're chips.

Review: hitting, getting, cleaning, sleeping, throwing, kicking, talking, catching, flying, jumping, sitting, running, beautiful, baseball, catch, hit, run, play<br />
Present continuous<br />
The dog's getting the ball.<br />
Grandpa is flying a kite.<br />
What's (Grandpa) doing? He is flying a kite.<br />
(Grandpa) isn't (walking), He's/She's (running).<br />

Sound: /k/ (cat, look, kitchen)<br />
Story: Unit language in context<br />
Review Unit 5: mum, dad, parents, baby, cousin, grandpa, grandma, grandparents, hitting, getting, cleaning, sleeping, throwing, kicking, talking, catching, flying, jumping, sitting, running, beautiful, baseball, catch, hit, run, play<br />
Who is he? He is my brother.<br />
Who are they? They are my parents.<br />
Who is Nick? He's Lenny's father.<br />

Review: mum, dad, parents, baby, cousin, grandpa, grandma, grandparents, hitting, getting, cleaning, sleeping, throwing, kicking, talking, catching, flying, jumping, sitting, running <br />
Who is he? He is my brother.<br />
Who are they? They are my parents.<br />
Who is Nick? He's Lenny's father.<br />
Who's Kim? Kim is Hugo's sister.<br />
Present continuous<br />
The dog's getting the ball.<br />

Review: mum, dad, parents, baby, cousin, grandpa, grandma, grandparents boys, girls, family, character names: Lenny, Frank, Sam, May<br />
Who is he? He is my brother.<br />
Who are they? They are my parents.<br />
Who is Nick? He's Lenny's father.<br />
Who's Kim? Kim is Hugo's sister.<br />
Vocabulary: hitting, getting, cleaning, sleeping, throwing, kicking, talking, catching, flying, jumping, sitting, running <br />

Review: mum, dad, parents, baby, cousin, grandpa, grandma, grandparents boys, girls, family, character names: Lenny, Frank, Sam, May<br />
Who is he? He is my brother.<br />
Who are they? They are my parents.<br />
Vocabulary: mummy, daddy<br />
Language: Possessive 's<br />
Who is Nick? He's Lenny's father.<br />
Who's Kim? Kim is Hugo's sister.

Vocabulary: mum, dad, parents, baby, cousin, grandpa, grandma, grandparents, boys, girls, family, character names: Lenny, Frank, Sam, May<br />
Language: Who is he? He is my brother.<br />
Who are they? They are my parents.<br />
How many cousins have you got? I have got one.<br />
He has got brown hair.<br />