1 Look at Workbook Lesson 2 Activity 3d. Talk about the animals. e.g. The spider is the most dangerous animal.
The snake is the longest animal.
2a Read and answer the question. Where are we going today? Hello everybody. We must leave* Great Britain now. Brrr! Put your coats on.* Look at the world map.
2b Look at the world map in your exercise book. Listen and draw the route. 2c Copy and tick the things Heggy and his friends see. 3a Find the words in the Wordlist. Write the meaning. million area approximately (approx.)
population square kilometre (sq.km)
3b Look, listen and repeat. 4a Look at the table. Ask and answer. e.g. Pupil A: Which country is the largest?
Pupil B: ... is the largest country.
There are three countries in the North American continent: Canada, the United States and Mexico.
The United States
Canada
Mexico
Capital
Washington
Ottawa
Mexico City
Population
264% million
320 million
105 million
Area in square
91/2 million
10 million
2 million
kilometres
approx.
approx.
approx.
1.
Which country is the largest?
2.
Which country has the largest population?
3.
Which country is the smallest?
4.
Which country has the smallest
4b Look at the table. Ask and answer. e.g. Pupil A: What is the population of the United States?
Pupil B: The population of the United States is two hundred sixty-four and a half million people.
e.g. Pupil A: How big is the United States?
Pupil B: The area of the United States is nine and a half million square kilometres.
1.
population/the United States?
2.
area/the United States?
3.
area/Mexico?
4.
population/Canada
5.
population/Mexico
6.
area/Canada?
