2024  KIDS 5  SPECIFICATIONS                                 
                                                           
               Remember   Kids 5   is   for   students   who   are   attending   7th grade 

o   GO GETTER 2   Units 0 to 7   (Students’ Book & Workbook)

o	A LITTLE TROUBLE IN CALIFORNIA

     OMIT: pages 48-57, 64-67, 82-83, 88-89

     OPTIONAL: Get Culture lessons and Skills Revision lessons                      

Students’ Book:  We strongly recommend the use of audio and videos which provide meaningful context in grammar and communication lessons.

      Note: We don’t use the book with access to MyEnglishLab but you are free to use it. 
Videos:
- Grammar and Communication videos: We strongly recommend you use them.
- Get Grammar! animations: They are optional but useful.
- Get Culture! BBC videos: They are optional. Those in units 3 and 5 are worth playing.
Writing:  See 2024 Types of Writing for Kids  

Workbook: There are plenty of varied activities which your students should do in order to reinforce the material in the Students’ book. There is an access code for students to enter a site with more practice.  

For further grammar practice you may consult Round Up 2 by Virginia Evans and Grammar Friends 2 & 3 by Tim Ward. 

Teacher’s Book: We strongly recommend the use of the Teacher's Book, which will guide you throughout the course. It contains step-by-step teaching notes for every lesson in the book together with all the student’s book pages in smaller size, the Student’s Book audio and video scripts, the workbook answer key and the Photocopiable resources. There is a Teacher’s DVD-ROM which includes all the videos (with optional subtitles) and audio material, all photocopiable resources and flashcards.

Reader:  Remember to help students go through A Little Trouble in California by means of pre, while and after reading activities in order to make the reading of the story an amusing learning activity. To that purpose you can use the activities in the book. You may wish to consult the link below for further resources:  www.cambridge.org/elt/discoveryreaders                                                                   

REMEMBER THAT STUDENTS ARE NOT EXPECTED TO RE-TELL THE STORY BUT TO ANSWER THE EXAMINER’S QUESTIONS

                                                   NOTE FOR THE FINAL TEST

Students will not be expected to use Simple Past Tense in the WRITING section (Part B) of the Written

 exam. As for the Oral exam, students will be asked a few questions using Past Tense in Part A, but not

 in Part B (Reader).