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Balloons, Level 1
A preprimary language course for three, four, and five-year-olds that introduces children to English through
play.
The song “Like a Balloon” written and sung by John Farrell. Copyright 1998.
Cassette 1, Side 1
Unit 1 My Classroom
The following are vocabulary, language patterns for speaking and language patterns for understanding that
will be featured in the unit. This section is intended for teachers.
The following conversations, songs, and chants are intended for use with children.
Page T2: Conversation 1
(The first conversation has no pauses between lines.)
A: Hello.
B: Hello.
A: My name is Mia.
B: My name is Ken.
A: Hello.
B: Hello.
A: My name is Mia.
B: My name is Ken.
A: Hello.
B: Hello.
A: My name is Matt.
B: My name is Barbie.
A: Goodbye.
B: Goodbye.
A: Hello.
B: Hello.
A: My name is Matt.
B: My name is Barbie.
A: Goodbye.
B: Goodbye.
Page T5: “Show Me” Song
Show me the circles, the circles, the circles.
Show me the circles that are in our class.
This is the way we use or crayons, use our crayons, use our crayons.
This is the way we use our crayons,
So early in the morning.
This is the way we read our books, read our books, read our books.
This is the way we read our books,
So early in the morning.
This is the way we use our scissors, use our scissors, use our scissors.
This is the way we use our scissors,
So early in the morning.
This is the way we work at school, work at school, work at school.
This is the way we work at school,
So early in the morning.
Page T7: “Give Me” Song
Give me the crayons, the crayons, the crayons.
Give me the crayons that are in our class.
Page T7: “The Hokey-Pokey” Music for the Share a Chair Activity
“The Hokey Pokey” music twice.
The following are vocabulary, language patterns for speaking and language patterns for understanding that
will be featured in the unit. This section is intended for teachers.
Page T2B Unit 2 Key Vocabulary:
Eyes, nose, mouth, ears, arms, legs
The following conversations, songs, and chants are intended for use with children.
A: Let’s play!
B: Kick the ball.
A: OK!
A: Let’s play!
B: Kick the ball.
A: OK!
S: (Girl crying)
T: What’s the matter?
S: I hurt my arm.
T: Let’s wash it. It will be OK.
S: (Girl crying)
T: What’s the matter?
S: I hurt my arm.
T: Let’s wash it. It will be OK.
Page T16: “Point to Your Fingers!” Chant
Point to your fingers!
Point to your toes!
Point to your legs!
Point to your nose!
Cassette 1, Side 2
The following are vocabulary, language patterns for speaking and language patterns for understanding that
will be featured in the unit. This section is intended for teachers.
The following conversations, songs, and chants are intended for use with children.
Page T18: Conversation 1
(The first conversation has no pauses between lines.)
A: Hello.
B: Hello.
A: How are you?
B: I’m fine, thank you. How are you?
A: Fine, thank you.
A: Hello.
B: Hello.
A: How are you?
B: I’m fine, thank you. How are you?
A: Fine, thank you.
Square, square.
Show me a square
Circle, circle.
Show me a circle.
Circle, circle.
Show me a circle.
One, two.
I like you!
One, two, three.
Do you like me?
One, two.
Yes I do!
One, two, three.
I like you and you like me!
Hello Mother!
Hello me!
I see Father.
Father sees me!
Hello Father!
Hello me!
I see Sister.
Sister sees me!
Hello Sister!
Hello me!
I see Brother.
Brother sees me!
Hello Brother!
Hello me!
I see Grandmother.
Grandmother sees me!
Hello Grandmother!
Hello me!
I see Grandfather.
Grandfather sees me!
Hello Grandfather!
Hello me!
I see Baby.
Baby sees me!
Hello Baby!
Hello me!
The following are vocabulary, language patterns for speaking and language patterns for understanding that
will be featured in the unit. This section is intended for teachers.
The following conversations, songs, and chants are intended for use with children.
A: This is my dog.
B: This is my cat.
A: I love my dog.
B: I love my cat.
A: This is my dog.
B: This is my cat.
A: I love my dog.
B: I love my cat.
Little fish
Big fish
Black fish
Brown fish
A: Hello.
B: Hi.
A: What do you have?
B: I have a fish.
A: Wow! I have a dog.
A: Hello.
B: Hi.
A: What do you have?
B: I have a fish.
A: Wow! I have a dog.
This is the way we wash the dog, wash the dog, wash the dog.
This is the way we wash the dog,
So early in the morning.
This is the way we brush the cat, brush the cat, brush the cat.
This is the way we brush the cat,
So early in the morning.
This is the way we feed the fish, feed the fish, feed the fish.
This is the way we feed the fish,
So early in the morning.
I see a cat.
That’s what I see!
I see a dog.
That’s what I see!
I see a bird.
That’s what I see!
I see a fish.
That’s what I see!
I see a rabbit.
That’s what I see!
Cassette 2, Side 1
The following are vocabulary, language patterns for speaking and language patterns for understanding that
will be featured in the unit. This section is intended for teachers.
The following conversations, songs, and chants are intended for use with children.
I like to put on my jacket and hat, jacket and hat, jacket and hat,
I like to put on my jacket and hat,
Look and see!
I like to take off my shoes and socks, shoes and socks, shoes and socks,
I like to take off my shoes and socks,
Look and see!
Page T37: Conversation 1
(The first conversation has no pauses between lines.)
The following are vocabulary, language patterns for speaking and language patterns for understanding that
will be featured in the unit. This section is intended for teachers.
The following conversations, songs, and chants are intended for use with children.
I like my birthday.
I like to sing.
I like my birthday.
I think it’s great.
I like my birthday
I like to eat cake!
I like my birthday.
I like to play.
I like my birthday.
I think it’s great.
Cake.
Cake.
I like cake.
Cassette 2, Side 2
The following are vocabulary, language patterns for speaking and language patterns for understanding that
will be featured in the unit. This section is intended for teachers.
A: I see swings.
B: Let’s go on the swings.
A: Whee!
B: This is fun!
A: I see swings.
B: Let’s go on the swings.
A: Whee!
B: This is fun!
Page T53: “Look. Look. Look.” Chant
Look. Look. Look.
Watch. Watch. Watch.
How many crayons are
In the box?
Unit 8 Cleaning Up
The following are vocabulary, language patterns for speaking and language patterns for understanding that
will be featured in the unit. This section is intended for teachers.
The following conversations, songs, and chants are intended for use with children.
A: I want a triangle.
B: Sure. Here.
A: Thanks.
B: You’re welcome.
A: I want a triangle.
B: Sure. Here.
A: Thanks.
B: You’re welcome.
Following are vocabulary, language patterns for speaking and language patterns for understanding that will
be featured in the unit. This section is intended for teachers.
The following conversations, songs, and chants are intended for use with children.
A: I have a kitten.
B: I have a cat.
A: I love my kitten.
B: I love my cat.
A: I have a kitten.
B: I have a cat.
A: I love my kitten.
B: I love my cat.
A: Look at my seed.
B: It’s little.
A: Let’s water it.
B: Look! It’s growing!
A: Look at my seed.
B: It’s little.
A: Let’s water it.
B: Look! It’s growing!
Here’s a book.
Does it grow?
Yes or no?
No! No! No!
“Like a Balloon” song repeated in full for 3rd time at end of the 9 units of level 1.