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Holidays

Cambridge Primary English Grade 1 · Unit 9: Let's celebrate · Lesson 27 · Term 1 · Marshall Cavendish

Also known as: At in on

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Lesson idea

A family goes to the mountains for a holiday and the children learn to ski and skate, and we learn the present tense and at, in and on.

Lesson vocabulary: mountain: very high land · ski: to move over snow on long boards · chairlift: seats that carry you up a mountain · ice skates: boots for moving on ice · lake: a big area of water with land around it · suitcase: a big bag for travelling · jumper: a warm top

Key points

Lesson questions (15)

  1. Where does Mum want to go?
    Answer: To the mountains
  2. What does the child telling the story like?
    Answer: The sun and the beach
  3. What does Joe pack?
    Answer: Jeans and a thick hat
  4. How do they go to the mountains?
    Answer: By train
  5. When do they go to the mountains?
    Answer: On Saturday morning
  6. What do they see on the way?
    Answer: Farms and forests
  7. What do they do on Sunday?
    Answer: They learn to ski
  8. How do they go up the mountain?
    Answer: In the chairlift
  9. What happens when they first skate?
    Answer: They fall down
  10. Why do they go home on Friday?
    Answer: It is school on Monday
  11. How do the children feel about the cold at the end?
    Answer: They love it
  12. Complete: We ___ by train.
    Answer: go
  13. Complete: We are ___ the mountains.
    Answer: in
  14. Complete: Mum ___ us what to do.
    Answer: shows
  15. Complete: He is ___ school.
    Answer: at

About this lesson

“Holidays” is from Cambridge Primary English Grade 1 (Unit 9: Let's celebrate) and has 15 questions with answers. Sample questions: “Where does Mum want to go?” and “What does the child telling the story like?”. Every question can be played in any Hessa Play game or activity.

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Questions about this lesson

What is the difference between at, in and on for place?

at means at a place: at the station. in means inside: in the mountains. on means on top of: on the snow.

How do we say how we travel?

We say go by + the vehicle: go by train, go by car, go by bus, go by plane.

What tense is used in The family gets on the train?

Verbs such as sees, gets and shows are in the present, and they take s with he, she and a singular noun.

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Which games suit this lesson?

You can play it in The Hunter, Complete the sentence, Match Up, Matching pairs and the other games and activities on Hessa Play.