Week 18 · Unit 8 A trip to the store (A): shop words, money in pounds, numbers 1–100 · 3 lessons
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At the shop
Connect P2 Term 2: Unit 8
GoalName things in a stationery shop and a toy shop, and say I want … .
New words
stationery shop · a shop that sells school thingspencil case · a small bag or box for pens and pencilssell · give things for moneybuy · take things and pay moneytoy · a thing to play with
Explanation
A stationery shop sells school things: pencils, rulers, scissors and notebooks. A toy shop sells toys. The seller sells things. The customer buys things. We say: I want a ruler, please. Are there any blue pencils? Yes, there are.
Worked examples
Seller
Good morning. Can I help you?
Adam
Yes, please. I want a ruler.
Seller
Here you are. Anything else?
Adam
Are there any blue pencils?
Seller
Yes, there are.
Listen. Adam is in a stationery shop.
Look at the toy shop. Say: I want a … , please.
Salma goes to a shop with her mum. It is a stationery shop. Salma buys a pencil case and two pencils. The seller says thank you. Salma says thank you too.
Read and listen to the text.
Now you. Play shop. Say: Good morning. I want a … , please.
Class activity
Play shop. Put four things on a table (a pencil, a ruler, a toy, a notebook). The child is the seller. The grown-up is the customer and says: Good morning. I want a ruler, please. The seller gives it and says: Here you are. Then change places.
Practice
1
Listen. What does the customer want?
…
A kite.
2
Look. Which picture is a paintbrush: the first or the second?
The second picture.
3
Who sells things: the seller or the customer?
The seller.
4
Fill in: I ___ a notebook, please. (want or wants)
