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Worksheet 3.2a

We’re going to take a holiday

1 When are they going to go?

in June in July in August

2 How are they going to go?

by car by plane by balloon

3 What are they going to take?

some clothes some chocolate some books

4 When are they going to come home?

in one week in two months never

91 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

Worksheet 3.2b

We’re going to take a holiday

We’re going to take a holiday.

We’re going to go in June.

We’re going to go around the world

In our hot-air balloon.

We’re going to take some chocolate.

That’s all we’re going to pack.

We’re going to have a brilliant time.

We’re never coming back!

92 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

Worksheet 3.2c

My holiday

I’m going to go in ………………………………………………

I’m going to go by ………………………………………………

I’m going to take ………………………………………………

93 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

Worksheet 3.3a

Holiday maze

When are they going to go? Where are they going to stay? What are they going to do?
What are they going to take?

Samia November a tent take a boat shorts

Fahad January a house swim in the sea a coat

Jafla August a hotel walk in the hills a sweater

94 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

Worksheet 3.3b

I’m going to go on holiday

Bader’s holiday plan

Bader’s going to go on holiday to the hills. He’s going to stay
in a tent. He’s going to take his walking shoes and his hat.
He’s going to walk a lot. He’s going to eat bread and meat.
He’s going to look at the stars.

95 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

Teacher’s
resource 3.4

Card A
1 wash the car

2 make a picnic

3 drive to the beach

4 swim in the sea

5 have the picnic

6 come home

Card B
1 pack our bags

2 go to the airport

3 get on a plane

4 fly to Dubai

5 find a hotel

6 go to the water park

96 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

Worksheet 3.4

We’re going to go on holiday

97 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

98 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

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1. Worksheet 3.2a We’re going to take a holiday 1 When are they going to go? in June in July in August 2 How are they going to go? by car by plane by balloon 3 What are they going to take? some clothes some chocolate some books 4 When are they going to come home? in one week in two months never 91 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

2. Worksheet 3.2b We’re going to take a holiday We’re going to take a holiday. We’re going to go in June. We’re going to go around the world In our hot-air balloon. We’re going to take some chocolate. That’s all we’re going to pack. We’re going to have a brilliant time. We’re never coming back! 92 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

3. Worksheet 3.2c My holiday I’m going to go in ……………………………………………… I’m going to go by ……………………………………………… I’m going to take ……………………………………………… 93 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

4. Worksheet 3.3a Holiday maze When are they going to go? Where are they going to stay? What are they going to do? What are they going to take? Samia November a tent take a boat shorts Fahad January a house swim in the sea a coat Jafla August a hotel walk in the hills a sweater 94 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

5. Worksheet 3.3b I’m going to go on holiday Bader’s holiday plan Bader’s going to go on holiday to the hills. He’s going to stay in a tent. He’s going to take his walking shoes and his hat. He’s going to walk a lot. He’s going to eat bread and meat. He’s going to look at the stars. 95 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

6. Teacher’s resource 3.4 Card A 1 wash the car 2 make a picnic 3 drive to the beach 4 swim in the sea 5 have the picnic 6 come home Card B 1 pack our bags 2 go to the airport 3 get on a plane 4 fly to Dubai 5 find a hotel 6 go to the water park 96 | English sample lessons | Grade 3 © Supreme Education Council 2004

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