TIE gr 6 Support by Kylie

TIE gr 6 Support by Kylie

Take it Easy Gr 6.

Support Material by Kylie van Dam

 

Unit 1: To Describe

 

Unit 1 TIE 6 vocab list

 

 

The Girl with the Curls

Kylie van Dam

2021

 

When I was young there was a girl

As beautiful as could be.

Her curls were red, she wore them long,

What a sight to see.

And her pretty round face

Only had eyes for me.

A happier boy in all the land

Never could there be.

 

But then came the man on the hill

With his earrings and his leather boots

And his strange exotic smells.

He sold the girls the dresses

He showed them how to wear

And he sold them lots of pretty things

For their feet up to their hair.

 

My girl, her head, her head was turned,

Turned away from me.

Her curls, she put them up,

Never more free.

And her pretty round face

Only had eyes to see

All the sparkling things in the shop on the hill

And never more me!

 

Oh how I hated the man on the hill

With his earrings and his leather boots

And his strange exotic smells.

He sold the girls the dresses

He showed them how to wear

And he sold them lots of pretty things

For their feet up to their hair.

 

Now I’m as old as old as old and as

Thin as thin can be.

And I look back at the angry boy

And chuckle

Merrily.

For that pretty round face

Daily do I see,

Since the girl with the curls

Came off the hill

And said she’d marry

Me!

 

All hail the man on the hill

With his earrings and his leather boots

And his strange exotic smells.

He sold the girls the dresses

He showed them how to wear

And he sold them lots of pretty things

For their feet up to their…

All hail the man on the hill

With his earrings and his leather boots

And his strange exotic smells.

He sold my girl her dresses

And he showed how to be

The woman with the curls

Who came off the hill

And said she’d marry

Me!

Unit 2: Shopping

Vocab TiE group 6 unit 2

 

 

The Supermarket Song

Kylie van Dam

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I’m going to the supermarket,

What can I buy?

I’ve got banknotes and change,

And an eye on the price.

A shopping list,

And a shopping trolley,

And a hungry hungry tummy….

I’ll get to the check out and I’ll have to pay.

Pounds and pence will fly away.

It all smells delicious to me today…

Shopping when you’re hungry isn’t funny!

 

Now let’s see,

I’d like some…

Vegetables.

Broccoli and carrots.

Some fruit.

Peaches and strawberries,

Fish, meat and

Sweets.

I went to the supermarket,

What did I buy?

I had banknotes and change,

And an eye on the price.

A shopping list,

And a shopping trolley,

And a hungry hungry tummy….

I got to the check-out and I had to pay.

Pounds and pence they flew away.

It all smells delicious to me today…

Shopping when you’re hungry isn’t…

Shopping when you’re hungry isn’t…

Shopping when you’re hungry…

isn’t funny!!!!!!!

 

 

Words to look out for…

 

Buy: to exchange money for something.

Bye: to say goodbye.

 

Price: the cost of something.

A person can ‘have an eye on the price’ when they are monitoring how much something costs and if that price changes at all.

If it goes down, maybe they’ll buy it.

Prize: the reward for winning/achieving something, usually at the end of a competition.

A person can have ‘an eye on the prize’ when they are competing for something (e.g. at The Olympics)

or working towards something that is important to them

(e.g. getting good enough grades at school so that they can go to the high-school they want in the future).

 

Change: when shopping, change can be two things.

It is the collective name for all the coins you have (not notes)

e.g.Mum: ‘How much change do you have?’

Child: ‘I have £6.75 in change (coins)’.

Mum: ‘Great. So with the notes too you have £16.75 all together. You can get a lot of sweets for that!’

Or it is the money given back to you when you buy something,

but need to give more money that it costs, because you don’t have the exact amount.

e.g. Cashier: ‘That comes to £22.75’

Customer: ‘Here’s £25’

Cashier: ‘Thanks. That’s £2.25 change. Bye bye’

 

Grammar past and present

 

 

English shopping list

English shopping list 2nd half

 

Role play shopping vocab list

 

 

 

 

Unit 3: Just in Time

Vocab list TIE 6 unit 3

 

 

 

 

 

Once a Week

Kylie van Dam

2021

 

Once a week

There is a day

That is

‘Today’.

Not tomorrow.

Not yesterday.

 

Last week,

Now let me think,

I’m sure there was a

‘Today’

Too.

 

 

The Lazy Head Who Bumped Her head on the

Sleeper Train to Italy.

Kylie van Dam

2021

 

Once I caught the sleeper train to Italy.

Early in the morning the guard rushed in and said

‘Wake up!

Get up!’

I banged my head.

‘You need to rush rush rush.

Get out of bed!’

Oh no!

My Gran always said I was lazy.

 

 

Write it down!

Kylie van Dam

2021

 

If I had a diary,

I’d remember what to do.

Or maybe a calendar on the wall.

I never remember things.

Do you?

 

 

AM day parts with visual

 

PM day parts with visual

 

 

 

Unit 4: Travelling Around

TIE unit 4 vocab no border

 

Travel The World

Kylie van Dam
2022

 

Though departure can break your heart,

And sometimes it’s scary to start,

A journey is how we arrive at this

Glorious bus stop called ‘life’.

 

You can fly on a plane, you can catch the train,

You can ride your bike, or you can walk in the rain.

You can travel the world, you can go anywhere,

Feet close to the ground or high in the air.

 

You can fly a balloon, you can catch the bus,

You can drive your car, or you can sail with us.

You can travel the world, you can go anywhere,

Feet close to the ground or high in the air.

 

North, south, east, west, no way is better and no way is best.

Quickly, slowly, you decide,

Is arrival the thing or the journey the prize?

 

You can ask your way to a specific address,

You can plan your trip, or you can roll with the mess.

You can travel the world, you can go anywhere,

Feet close to the ground or high in the air.

You can travel the world, you can go anywhere,

Feet close to the ground or high in the air.

You can travel the world, you can go anywhere,

Feet close to the ground or dangling high in the air!