Red Line 1, Coursebook

3 The months of the year 5 Birthdays a) Look at Sam’s birthday list and say when the birthdays are. Example: His mum’s birthday is on the twenty-first of May . g b) Ask pupils in your class, “When is your birthday?” Then make a class birthday calendar. p 6 Real talk: Invitations and plans Act out short dialogues with your partner. S 7 Your turn: Your birthday a) What would you like to do on your birthday? Make a plan. b) Look at Sam’s invitation. Then make your own birthday invitation. seventy - f i ve 75 You write: 21st May You say: the twenty-first of May T IP C a) Listen and say the months. September • May • August • December • June • January • March • July • October • February • April • November S b) Now write the months in the right order. C c) Now sing the months song. p 4 A month quiz Make a quiz for your partner. A: It has got only three letters. – B: That’s May. A: It’s the month with Christmas. – B: That’s … . ? ? ? ? ➝ G30, G32 1st first 16th sixteenth 2nd second 17th seventeenth 3rd third 18th eighteenth 4th fourth 19th nineteenth 5th fifth 20th twentieth 6th sixth 21st twenty-first 7th seventh 22nd twenty-second 8th eighth 23rd twenty-third 9th ninth … 10th tenth 30th thirtieth 11th eleventh 40th fortieth 12th twelfth 50th fiftieth 13th thirteenth 60th sixtieth 14th fourteenth … 15th fifteenth 100th hundredth GRAMMAR Mum – 21st May Dad – 10th December Grandma – 15th September Terry – 6th November Lisa – 22nd July Emma – 3rd January USEFUL PHRASES Would you like to ? Let’s . Yes, I would. Oh yes, that’s a good idea! Oh, thanks for the invitation. Sorry, I haven’t got time then. Sorry, I’d like to but I can’t. come to my party on …? go to the cinema on …? play … at the weekend? go shopping on …? …? h ➝ WB 47, 1 ➝ WB 47, 2 – 3 ➝ WB 47, 4 Language 1 5 Months and ordinal numbers Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv