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Let’s think about theme…

“The rules for the swimming pool” THEME: “The rules for the swimming pool”

Spelling quickly: Six sportsmen shooting snips, seven severns salmons swallowing shrims.

1. Do you like swim? 2. Are you good swimmer? 3. When did you learn to swim? 4. Where can you swim in summer? 5. Do you like to dive? 6. Swimming is useful, isn’t it? 7. Do you know about safety rules in a swimming pool?

Safe Splashing

A Don’t swim after eating B Follow the rules C No glass bottles D No diving E Don’t run F No dive bombing G Obey the lifeguards H No pushing

should or shouldn’t

Lexical material

Please, get your marks. Decorate trees!!