SCOPE AND SEQUENCE
Unit
Functions
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronunciation Read, Write, & Watch
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Describing
yourself and
others
Relative clauses: the one
who’s good at (+ What is
he like? What are they like?)
Personality
adjectives
Syllable
stress
1
Writing:
Blog post
Real English:
Hang on!
Video:
Mountain People
Which One
Is Justin?
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2
I’d Like to Be a
Pilot.
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3
Please Don’t Feed
the Monkeys.
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4
How Do Sloths
Move?
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5
I’m Meeting
Friends Later.
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6
What Will Earth Be
Like in the Future?
Reading:
Life Savers
Relative clauses: that lets
+ object + verb (+ want to
be/do
or would like to +
Giving career
verb)
advice to others
Talking about
career goals
Jobs and job
qualities
Personality
adjectives
Sentence
stress
Writing:
Letter
Real English:
Why don’t
you . . . ?
Talking about
rules in public
places
Video:
Wildfire
Photographer
Imperatives (rules)
have to (obligation)
can (permission)
Public place
rules
General rules
Reduction:
has to and
have to
Talking about
general and
unusual rules
Adjectives
Adverbs
Using animal
similes
Animals
Animal
characteristics
Verbs
Reduced
vowels in
unstressed
syllables
Real English:
I know!
Talking about
future events
and future
plans
Talking about
quantities
Real English:
Probably
Writing:
Short paragraph
Reading:
Can Animals Be Nice?
Writing:
Short story
Video:
Monkey Mayhem
Present progressive and
present continuous for
future
Verb phrases
Activities
Stress in
compound
nouns
Reading:
The Millennial Trains
Project
Writing:
Email
Real English:
I already have
plans.
Making
predictions
Reading:
Breaking the Rules
Video:
Rules of the Road
Real English:
Kind of.
Describing how
animals behave
Reading:
Extreme Jobs
Video:
World Traveler
Future with will
(predictions)
more, less, fewer
Relative clauses: when?
Global warming Reduction of
Verbs
will
Reading:
On Thin Ice
Writing:
Short paragraph
Video:
Polar Ice
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Unit
Functions
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronunciation Read, Write, & Watch
Page 66
Talking about
historical
events
Past tense with
in, ago, during, for,
and from . . . to
Places, events,
and people
Verbs
Dates
Syllable
stress
7
Real English:
What a . . . !
Writing:
Blog post
Video:
Cleopatra
When Did
It Happen?
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8
Have You Ever Been
to a Festival?
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9
Talking about
past personal
experiences
Talking about
how places
have changed
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Talking about
recent and
current
discoveries
Page 106
11
Buy One,
Get One Free!
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12
Which Is the Biggest
Planet?
Festivals and
special
occasions
Verbs
Past
participles
Video:
Land of Adventure
used to
Technology
Trends
Reductions:
used to
Video:
Changing Times
Present perfect
Simple past
Dinosaurs
Verbs
Reduction:
has and have
Video:
Dinosaurs!
First conditional
Phrasal verbs
Pausing in if
clauses
Reading:
Cause Marketing
Writing:
Marketing campaign
Talking about
results
Video:
Supermarket Tricks
Real English:
What a bargain!
Real English:
I have no idea.
Reading:
Dinosaurs Alive!
Writing:
News story
Real English:
Anyway . . .
Talking about
space
exploration
Reading:
What Makes a Fad?
Writing:
Short paragraph
Describing past
actions
Talking about
marketing and
advertisement
claims
Reading:
My Bucket List
Writing:
Email
Describing past
habits
Real English:
For one thing
(clarifying)
They’ve Found
a Fossil.
Present perfect with ever
and before
Real English:
What’s going
on?
Phones Used to Be
Much Bigger.
10
Reading:
An Ancient Murder
Tense review
Space
Inventions
Linking of /w/ Reading:
and /y/
Landing on a Comet
sounds
Writing:
Personal statement
Video:
Mission to Mars
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