Shadowing-Übung: Oxford Discover Book 1 - Unit 3: Who's in the tree (Listening) - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Oxford Discover Student Book 1 by Leslie Kustoff and Susan Rivers Published and copyrighted by Oxford University Press Unit 3
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Who's in the tree?
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Page 28 Unit 3 Get Ready Words A.
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Listen and point to the words.
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Listen again and say the words.
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Red Blue
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Green
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Purple Black Brown White Page 30
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Read.
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Who's in the tree?
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Out in the garden, up in the tree, there are six red butterflies.
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Can you see?
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Out in the garden, up in the tree, there are five green lizards.
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Can you see?
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Out in the garden, up in the tree, there are four brown birds.
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Can you see?
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Out in the garden, up in the tree, there are three purple cats.
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Can you see?
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Out in the garden, up in the tree, there are two yellow dogs.
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Can you see?
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Now there's a problem.
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Look at the tree.
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There are twenty animals.
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Can you see?
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Roses are red Roses are red Spiders are black Don't look now,
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but there's one on your back I like colors
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I like blue.
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I like the sky where birds fly high.
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I like yellow.
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I like the sun when we have fun.
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I like green.
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I like frogs as still as logs.
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I like black.
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I like the dark when foxes bark.
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Page 33 Grammar in Use See, listen, and sing along In My Yard
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There's a black rabbit in my yard today One little rabbit he wants to play Here's another rabbit, say hello.
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There are two black rabbits in my yard today.
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There's a white kitten in my yard today.
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One little kitten, she wants to play.
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Here's another kitten, say hello.
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There are two white kittens in my yard today.
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Page 34.
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Page 34 Communicate Words A Listen and point to the words Listen again and say the words Fireworks
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Dark Light gray orange pink
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fireworks dark light gray orange pink
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Page 34.
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Communicate.
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Listening.
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See.
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Listen.
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Do they like the fireworks?
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Why or why not?
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One.
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It's dark now.
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Wow!
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Look at that big firework!
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It's pink!
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Two.
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Ooh, beautiful.
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Orange and green fireworks.
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They're my favorite.
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Three.
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Look, Dad.
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They're so big.
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And they're yellow and blue.
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No, wait.
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They're yellow and purple.
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4. Look!
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The sky is light.
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It's grey now.
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Wow!
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Red, white, and blue fireworks are beautiful.
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D. Listen again and number the fireworks.
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One.
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It's dark now.
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Wow!
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Look at that big firework.
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It's pink.
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Two.
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Ooh, beautiful!
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Orange and green fireworks.
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They're my favorite.
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Three.
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Look, Dad.
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They're so big!
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And they're yellow and blue!
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No, wait.
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They're yellow and purple.
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4. Look!
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The sky is light.
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It's grey now.
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Wow!
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Red, white, and blue fireworks are beautiful!
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Thank you.
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Repeat, then practice with a partner.
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Do you want to play with me?
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Sure.
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Let's color.
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Okay, good idea.

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