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NEW NEW WORLD WORLD ENGLISH ENGLISH NAME 6 STEPS TO GREATNESS STEP 4 EXCELLENCE PROGRAM 2 SPRING

CONTENTS PAGE I Our Mission 1 II How to Use Our Learning System 2 III New World English Songs 4 IV Magic Tree House Book 4 Pirates Past Noon I Spy Pirates 9 Chapter 1 Too Late 10 Chapter 2 The Bright Blue Sea 14 Chapter 3 Three Men in a Boat 18 Chapter 4 Vile Booty 22 Chapter 5 The Kid s Treasure 26 Chapter 6 The Whale s Eye 30 Chapter 7 Gale s a Blowin 34 Chapter 8 Dig Dogs Dig 38 Chapter 9 The Mysterious M 42 V Chapter 10 Treasure Again 46 Word List 50

NEW WORLD ENGLISH OUR MISSION In the Excellence Program we take the skills learned in the Canada Camp program higher and higher In the middle part of our 6 Steps to Greatness program we introduce the more advanced reading writing and analysis skills necessary to achieve fluency in English Our goal is to create well rounded independent learners who can not only succeed by themselves but serve others face challenges and learn practical skills for the future by encouraging curiosity diversity and exploration 1

HOW TO USE QUIZLET 1 What is Quizlet 2 How to use Quizlet at home Quizlet is a learning app It helps students study practice and master what they are learning through games You can download Quizlet to your smart phone and play it everywhere you want To download Quizlet you can scan this QR code Apple Store Android Store 3 Your Account on Quizlet 4 Your teacher s folder on Quizlet Hooray At New World English you will have an account with all of our learning materials inside Every month your teachers will put Quizlet sets into this folder so you can easily find what you need to practice You can log in and play Quizlet at school at home in the car or anywhere you want 5 Quizlet Homework 6 Finally Gravity Path Every month your teacher will have some sets on Quizlet for you to learn Yay There are 30 fun sets for you to play anytime you want to play If you can master these 30 sets you will become a GRANDMASTER We hope that you and your parents can have fun and learn these sets together at home Scan this QR code to play these sets 2

HOW TO USE CLASSDOJO 1 What is ClassDojo 2 How to use ClassDojo at home ClassDojo is an app that connects parents students and teachers together To see what your children do at New World English from home you have to download the ClassDojo app and get a code from our front desk teachers At New World English we use ClassDojo to show your Daddy and Mommy what you do in class Apple Store Android Store 3 Your account on ClassDojo 4 Class videos You can always scan the QR code on your blue book to get into your class Every month your teachers will post some videos about the topics that we learn in class 3

New World English New World English a magical place to be In a space like home we re so happy We can learn and we can grow So much about life we can know CHORUS North West East South Let s Go New World English say hello North West East South Let s Go Hi Ho Hi Ho Hi Ho New World English expands your mind and heart Through singing and movement creating and art Love laugh and learn is what we share We re one big ENGLISH family and we care CHORUS X 2 North West East South Let s Go New World English say hello North West East South Let s Go Hi Ho Hi Ho Hi Ho 4

Teaching Peace Teaching peace all the world around You and me every city every town One by one in our work and in our play We are teaching peace By what we do and what we say 5

Good Afternoon Good afternoon Good afternoon Good afternoon to you Good afternoon Good afternoon Good afternoon to you We re all in our places with bright happy faces And this is the way that we start our new class 6

Blessing Thanks to the Earth Thanks to the Sun Thanks to the rain For all they have done To bring me my food So strong I will grow Loving in life From my heart I will show It s important to be grateful every day If you are grateful every day more beautiful things will come into your life LOVING KIND HAPPY and GRATEFUL 7

Happy Day I love to share this happy day With all of you my friends And now it s time to say goodbye I ll see you again Goodbye to you Goodbye to you and you and you and you Goodbye to you I ll see you again 8

S E T A N O R I P T NO S A P SCAN ME TO GET TO KNOW ABOUT THE PIRATE

I SPY PIRATES BOMB BOTTLE PIRATE SHIP TREASURE MAP PIRATE ISLAND TELESCOPE WHEEL CHEST SWORD TWO HANDED SWORD FLAIL SPEAR 9

CHAPTER 1 SONG TOO LATE On a rainy day in the tree house Looking through books while they sat Remembering whom they had met A Pteranodon knight and a cat Then Annie picks up an open book With a picture of a sunny beach A big green parrot sits in a palm tree And a ship sails on the blue sea Annie points and makes a wish I want to be there not here And suddenly outside on a branch The same parrot did appear Annie names it Polly the Parrot Polly is a talking bird It squawks Too Late they don t know why It really seems absurd It really seems absurd 10

CHAPTER 1 WORKSHEET TOO LATE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Across Down 3 a little cold 5 to think the same thing as another person 6 12 o clock in the daytime 7 to make a loud sound like a noisy bird 8 a small pool of water on the ground 1 to throw something in different directions 2 a pile of things on top of the other 3 to run quickly 4 to save someone from something dangerous 9 a little wet agree charge chilly damp fling noon puddle rescue squawk stack 11

CHAPTER 1 WORKSHEET TOO LATE 12

CHAPTER 1 WORKSHEET TOO LATE 13

CHAPTER 2 SONG THE BRIGHT BLUE SEA Floating on the bright blue sea Is a tall ship sailing closely There s a black flag blowing in the wind With a skull and crossbones painted on it Ahoy Mateys here they come You better be a fleein Arrrrrrrrrr Arrrrrrrrr Here they come Pirates of the Caribbean 14

CHAPTER 2 WORKSHEET THE BRIGHT BLUE SEA 1 glance to look at something quickly 2 horizon the line between the sky and the land or ocean 3 jeans blue pants 4 shield to protect something by blocking it 5 shove to push hard 6 shrug moving our shoulders up and down 7 skull the bone in our head 8 swoop to fly down from high in the sky 9 title the name of a book 10 wade to walk in water up to your ankles or knees 15

CHAPTER 2 WORKSHEET THE BRIGHT BLUE SEA 16

CHAPTER 2 WORKSHEET THE BRIGHT BLUE SEA 17

CHAPTER 3 SONG THREE MEN IN A BOAT Three pirates are leaving the ship They re getting into a rowboat Here they come closer to shore On the waves they are afloat Run run as fast as you can The pirates are coming to land Run run as fast as you can They re already on the sand 18

CHAPTER 3 WORKSHEET THREE MEN IN A BOAT W F F K O R O W B O A T A P U I X K O T R M Z C H X J X G T F E X L U R A I D C O B H N M W M V I W G E E Z M A X B L E A M E S Q U E A K D C F P P V E C C W O X L E S P G O D I F D Q V X I O M S P U R B D S H V F U K W F K P P P R J F T C K X O V B S S A M S H E Z O T S P Z K S D Q H H X Y A K L N F C O N F U S I O N Y M G I Q W D I L Z G I S F R P X R I M O G S N A T C H H U E L U U P I P M E K U I A D F M F U E O N C C I P S G L I N T R W E X confusion glint pistol prop raid rowboat shore snatch squeak treasure 19

CHAPTER 3 WORKSHEET THREE MEN IN A BOAT 20

CHAPTER 3 WORKSHEET THREE MEN IN A BOAT 21

CHAPTER 4 SONG THE PIRATES The pirates are dirty and ragged With breath that will make you die Huge strong arms a shaggy black beard And a patch covering one eye Their laugh is ugly and loud They like to roar and yell And be a big mean bully And treat us not so well 22

CHAPTER 4 WORKSHEET VILE BOOTY btooy a pirate s treasure bluyl a mean student who hits other students fsit a tightly closed hand geelufl happy joyful ptcah a small piece of cloth that covers a hole raor to make a loud sound like a lion sipt to shoot saliva out of your mouth pys to look at something to see sgrtugle to fight against something difficult vlie very bad terrible horrible 23 1 _____ 2 _____ 3 ____ 4 _______ 5 _____ 6 ____ 7 ____ 8 ___ 9 ________ 10 ____

CHAPTER 4 WORKSHEET VILE BOOTY 24

CHAPTER 4 WORKSHEET VILE BOOTY 25

CHAPTER 5 SONG THE KID S TREASURE The greedy pirates want the treasure With lots of gold and jewels They have a map to locate it Can t read it and feel like fools But why is it so harrrrrd For the pirates to read Because they didn t go to school And spent many years on C sea 26

CHAPTER 5 WORKSHEET THE KID S TREASURE 27

CHAPTER 5 WORKSHEET THE KID S TREASURE 28

CHAPTER 5 WORKSHEET THE KID S TREASURE 29

CHAPTER 6 SONG THE WHALE S EYE Rowing pass the sharks in the water Out to the pirates ship On board there are men dancing and drinking And fighting with swords and fists And out through the window of the ship cabin Where the pirates put Annie and Jack They see the island shaped like a whale Its eye its spout and back 30

CHAPTER 6 WORKSHEET THE WHALE S EYE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Across Down 1 part of a fish that helps it move 4 loud musical instrument from Scotland 7 to put something in the ground and cover it 9 a line goes up or down not flat 1 a violin 2 a small room in a ship 3 part of a whale where water shoots out 5 your body feels bad from going up and down 6 to move very quickly 8 an expensive stone like a diamond a ruby bagpipes bury cabin fiddle fin jewel seasick slope spout zoom 31

CHAPTER 6 WORKSHEET THE WHALE S EYE 32

CHAPTER 6 WORKSHEET THE WHALE S EYE 33

CHAPTER 7 SONG GALE S A BLOWIN Gales blowing they are rowing To the island shore Gales blowing they are rowing To the island once more Jack and Annie they know Where the treasure is they ll show Buried under the black rock To the tip of the island they must walk buried 34

CHAPTER 7 WORKSHEET GALE S A BLOWIN battle 1 to fight against something chuckle 2 to laugh dig 3 to try to find something in the ground drag 4 to pull something along the ground gale 5 a strong wind 6 glare to look at someone with an angry face gulp 7 to swallow because you feel scared or nervous horrible 8 very bad terrible 9 round shaped like a circle 10 sneak to move away quietly in secret 35

CHAPTER 7 WORKSHEET GALE S A BLOWIN 36

CHAPTER 7 WORKSHEET GALE S A BLOWIN 37

CHAPTER 8 SONG DIG DOGS DIG Pinky and Stinky move the big rock And start to dig in the sand Captain Bones yells Dig you dogs But he doesn t give them a hand A storm is coming Polly warns them Pinky Stinky run to the boat Captain Bones yells Wait you dogs And soon the three pirates are afloat The storm washes away the sand in the hole A treasure chest the kids can see Jack wants to take a closer look But they must hurry to safety 38

CHAPTER 8 WORKSHEET DIG DOGS DIG C P F Y D O Y Z D T Q X U T I V C S Q D A M H M G K I D P Y G K M U W J C W M O H A U L R W Y L S G T Z U T B F A P A F N H D N U G S G H L X K C A U G A I L Y K E K M W P X D M V S O C N A A Z S E I F W Q L J N W I S E V Y S T O R M M P G E M R X A Z J P L I Z J E I G Q Y F L V V Y A O I O Z F R P J U O G Q O Y K U I G N O R E V O E Y R F P O Z F W S J W R W M V U X R V O B X X L G Q C I E N T H O E H Y C X O I H H E N D Z J D O L I F K V K Z K clutch haul ignore omen perch storm suggestion sway whine wise 39

CHAPTER 8 WORKSHEET DIG DOGS DIG 40

CHAPTER 8 WORKSHEET DIG DOGS DIG 41

CHAPTER 9 SONG THE MYSTERIOUS M In a great swirl of colors In a blur of feathers and light In a flapping and screeching Oh what an amazing sight An old woman with long white hair and piercing eyes Wearing a green feathered cape Polly Parrot was her disguise 42

CHAPTER 9 WORKSHEET THE MYSTERIOUS M azamed you think that something is great or wonderful bulr not clear colors are mixed together clam quiet and peaceful not noisy cpae clothes that people wear around the shoulders dirp small bits of water fall down falp a bird move its wings up and down rsiae to lift or move something up siltl not moving staying in one place settcrh to make something longer sowosh to fly quickly through the air 43 1 ______ 2 ____ 3 ____ 4 ____ 5 ____ 6 ____ 7 _____ 8 _____ 9 _______ 10 ______

CHAPTER 9 WORKSHEET THE MYSTERIOUS M 44

CHAPTER 9 WORKSHEET THE MYSTERIOUS M 45

CHAPTER 10 SONG TREASURE AGAIN She s King Arthur s sister from Camelot An enchantress and librarian She s the cat the parrot the knight and Pteranodon And yes the Mysterious M Morgan le Fay traveled in the tree house To find many wonderful books From different time periods long ago And now she returns to the woods 46

CHAPTER 10 WORKSHEET TREASURE AGAIN 47

CHAPTER 10 WORKSHEET TREASURE AGAIN 48

CHAPTER 10 WORKSHEET TREASURE AGAIN 49

WORD LIST A OF PIRATES PAST NOON absurd adj unreasonable ridiculous afloat adj floating on water agree v to think the same thing as another person amazed adj you think that something is great or wonderful B bagpipes n loud musical instrument from Scotland battle v to fight against something beach n an area covered with sand that is next to the ocean black flag n a flag that the pirates put on the ship blur n not clear colors are mixed together booty n a pirate s treasure breath n the air that you take into your lungs and send out again breeze n a gentle wind bully n a mean student who hits other students buried adj when something is covered completely bury v to put something in the ground and cover it C cabin n a small room in a ship calm adj quiet and peaceful not noisy cape n clothes that people wear around the shoulders captain n the leader of a group century n 100 years charge v to run quickly chilly adj a little cold chuckle v to laugh clutch v to hold something tightly combination n putting different things together confusion n not knowing what to do crossbones n two bones crossing each other 50 SCAN ME TO PRACTICE ON QUIZLET

WORD LIST D OF PIRATES PAST NOON damp adj a little wet dig v to try to find something in the ground disguise n hiding ourselves by wearing something different dismay n a very sad feeling feeling disappointed drag v to pull something along the ground drip n small bits of water fall down E enchantress n a female sorcerer or magician F feathered cape n a cape built with feathers fiddle n a violin fighting n people hitting each other fin n part of a fish that helps it move fist n a tightly closed hand flap v a bird move its wings up and down flee v to run away from something fling v to throw something in different directions floating adj when we are near the surface but not sinking fool n the one that makes jokes G gale n a strong wind glance v to look at something quickly glare v to look at someone with an angry face gleam v to shine brightly gleeful adj happy joyful glint v to shine gold n a kind of valuable metal greedy adj wanting too many things only for yourself 51

WORD LIST G OF PIRATES PAST NOON grin n smile growl v to make a mean or scary sound gulp v to swallow because you feel scared or nervous H haul v to pull something horizon n the line between the sky and the land or ocean horrible adj very bad terrible horror n a very scary feeling huge adj very big I ignore v to not listen to someone to not look at someone invisible adj nobody can see it island n a piece of land surrounded by water J jeans n blue pants jewel n an expensive stone like a diamond a ruby K knight n a man who served a lord as a soldier L land n the ground that we walk on librarian n a person who works in a library locate v to find somewhere on the map 52

WORD LIST M OF PIRATES PAST NOON map n a paper that shows the cities and areas on Earth N noon n 12 o clock in the daytime nudge v to push something gently O omen n a lucky or unlucky sign about the future P palm tree n a kind of tree you can see next to the ocean parrot n a colorful bird that copies whatever you say patch n a small piece of cloth that covers a hole perch v to sit carefully on a small place piercing eyes n bright clear eyes pirate n a person who attacks and steals from a ship at sea pirate ship n the ship that pirates use pistol n a small gun point v to show where something is with your finger prop v to make something stand up Pteranodon n a flying dinosaur puddle n a small pool of water on the ground R ragged adj old and torn raid v to attack and try to steal things rainy adj having a lot of rain raise v to lift or move something up rescue v to save someone from something dangerous return v to come or go back to a place 53

WORD LIST R OF PIRATES PAST NOON roar v to make a loud sound like a lion rot v to go bad round adj shaped like a circle rowboat n a boat we move with oars row v to move a boat by using oars S sail v to travel on water in a ship or boat scowl v to make an angry or scary face screeching n a loud high sound scribe n a person who copied books many years ago seasick adj your body feels bad from going up and down shaggy adj long and thick shield v to protect something by blocking it ship cabin n a room in the ship shore n the edge of the land next to the water shove v to push hard shrug v to move our shoulders up and down when we don t know something sight n a place that is interesting to see silent adj very quiet no noise skull n the bone in our head slope n a line goes up or down not flat snatch v to grab something quickly sneak v to move away quietly in secret spell n special words that can make magic spit v to shoot saliva out of your mouth spout n part of a whale where water shoots out spy v to look at something to see squawk v to make a loud sound like a noisy bird squeak v to make a small sound like a mouse squint v to make your eyes small and look at something stack n a pile of things on top of the other 54

WORD LIST S OF PIRATES PAST NOON s t o r m n storm n bbad ad w weather eather w with i t h sstrong trong w winds inds sstretch t r e t c h v v ttoo m make a k e ssomething o m e t h i n g llonger onger struggle s t r u g g l e v v to t o fight f i g h t against a g a i n s t something s o m e t h i n g difficult difficult suggestion s u g g e s t i o n n n an a n idea i d e a about a b o u t how h o w to t o do something sway v to move back and forth to move from side to side swirl n a twisting pattern swoop v to fly down from high in the sky swoosh v to fly quickly through the air sword n a weapon with a long metal blade T time period n length of time tip n the small piece or part at the end of something title n the name of a book toss v to throw row something travel v to go to different places treasure n valuable things in the box treasure chest n a box filled with valuable things V vile adj very bad terrible horrible vine n a long green plant with leaves W wade v to walk in water up to your ankles or knees warn v to give notice of something wave n water raised above the main surface of an ocean whine v to complain or say bad things about something wise adj smart intelligent knows many things 55

WORD LIST Y OF PIRATES PAST NOON year n 12 months yell v to talk loudly Z zoom v to move very quickly 56

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