Meet My Family
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La serie
Meet My Family racconta i Walker, una famiglia britannica calorosa e un po' caotica (i fratelli George e Rosie, i genitori Kate e Paul e il loro cane Buster), attraverso brevi dialoghi a due voci ambientati in scene quotidiane come la colazione, i compiti o il riordino. Pensata per bambini di 11-12 anni, livello QCER da A1- a A2-, la serie insegna vocabolario e grammatica di base tramite conversazioni familiari naturali e piene di umorismo, non dialoghi da manuale. È la controparte britannica di Golden Bay, che riprende la storia per adolescenti più grandi in un contesto americano.
Gli episodi (63)
1Counting Buster's toy basket. George tips out Buster's toy basket and counts ten toys with Rosie, then the two of them group them by kind — until they spot his favourite blue ball right there next to the teddy.
0:51
2Rosie's family birthday calendar. Rosie knows every birthday by heart — Mum can't even remember her own, until the calendar (and Rosie) save the day. The dog's birthday is the punchline.
1:13
3First-morning-of-term scramble. Mum's scatty attempt to fill George's empty school bag turns into a comedy of a/an mix-ups — apple instead of pencil, and a pencil case hiding in plain sight — before the bag is finally, happily, full.
1:00
4The first lesson back — a game of Simon Says, then down to work. George loves Simon Says a little too much — he's the first one caught out — but Mr Brown's classroom orders (sit down, listen, open your books) carry the real lesson.
1:02
5S1E05 - Rain in Bristol (Again)
Playing in the rain, then warming up with soup. George loves the rain more than his dad does — until a gust of wind blows his ball into a tree and muddy boots send him in for hot soup.
0:50
6Who drives who?. Dad tries to keep up as organised, super-busy Rosie reels off her jam-packed week — netball twice, piano, homework club, a concert — and it turns out she works harder than he does.
1:19
7George's family video. George films a 'Meet My Family' video for his French penpal — and the whole noisy Walker household turns up, dog included.
1:18
8George's family portrait. George paints the whole Walker family for his penpal, and spiky sister Rosie corrects every wonky detail — until Buster leaves paw prints across the wet paint.
1:23
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9Sunday-morning sibling banter. George calls Rosie 'the grumpy one' — she pushes right back, and a teasing family roll-call turns into a warm exchange of compliments (until the dog steals the ending).
0:57
10The Walkers off to work. Mum is a vet and Dad is a chef — George tells us what his busy parents do and wear as the whole family heads off to work.
1:23
11A Very Busy Saturday. Kate needs help in the garden — but everyone in the house is busy with their own Saturday routine, even the dog.
1:01
12Where Are My Shoes?. George is late again — and every excuse reveals another daily-routine habit, good or bad.
1:02
13Rosie and Dad's Hobbies. Everyone in the Walker house loves something — even Dad's surprising Sunday run.
1:04
14S1E14 - Good at Different Things
Rosie and Priya Compare. Priya can swim brilliantly but can't draw at all. Turns out they're both great at football.
0:58
15S1E15 - Buster Eats Everything
Dinner Time. George has strong opinions about dinner — but Buster the dog has none. He eats everything.
1:08
16Where's Room 6?. George is lost again. Luckily, Ollie always knows the way.
1:02
17What Do I Have Today?. George never remembers his timetable. Luckily, Rosie always does.
1:15
18A Quiet Lesson. George has a lot of questions today. Mr Brown has a lot of patience.
1:09
19Sharing at the Table. Rosie and Priya don't like the same foods at all. Lucky for them, they share everything.
0:55
20Interview Your Partner. Ms Foster sets the activity. Rosie has the questions. Priya has to answer — carefully.
1:11
21By the Water. There's the River Avon. There's the SS Great Britain. Amber's first day in Bristol.
1:21
22Turn Left, Turn Right. Amber is lost. George has the directions. Step by step, she finds her way back.
1:01
23How Do You Get There?. Amber takes the Tube. Rosie rides her bike. How does everyone get around town?
1:01
24The Bag Breaks. How much are the apples? The bag breaks — how many have we got? Rosie and Amber do the Saturday shop.
1:14
25A Treat in Town. Can I have a cake, please? George orders his own treat — politely, of course.
1:01
26Meet the Animals!. George visits Mum's clinic for the first time. What will he find?
1:05
27Amazing Animals!. A lion by the car, monkeys on the roof — what will the Walkers see at the safari park today?
1:21
28S1E28 - Where Do You Want to Go?
Sunday Plans. Paintballing? A museum? A restaurant? A picnic? The Walkers can't agree on Sunday's plan.
1:21
29Checking the Forecast. The picnic is tomorrow. The forecast says sunny — but will it be right?
1:10
30S1E30 - Picnic in the Countryside
Sandwiches in the Car. Sunny, the forecast said. Then it rained. The Walkers' picnic doesn't go to plan.
1:36
31S1 Halloween - Who's at the Door?
Halloween costume nouns; be + noun in questions and negatives (Is it a...? / It's a... / It isn't a...)
2:05
1Not Swimming Today, Mum!. It's just a typical Tuesday — but who's the one who actually remembers the schedule?
1:26
2I Win This Year!. New term, new timetables — and a new reason for George and Rosie to compete.
1:39
3Mystery Solved!. Two identical phone cases, one missing phone — whose is whose?
1:23
4Everyone Does Their Bit!. It's Saturday — and George wants to know why HIS job is the worst one.
1:38
5Football, Swimming, or Chess?. Two friends, two very different weeks — who's got the better one?
1:29
6S2E06 - After School at the Park
Ducks, Cubes, and Keepy-Uppies. Just an ordinary afternoon at the park — until George's ball goes for a swim.
1:34
7Careful With the Keyboard. Priya's landed the lead role — and she can't stop performing it, even indoors.
1:36
8Just Before the Curtain. Rosie's hands won't stop shaking — but Priya's exactly the friend she needs backstage.
1:42
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9S2E09 - After-School Skateboarding
New Trick, Same Old Fall. Third time's the charm — or so George keeps saying.
1:28
10Everyone's Doing Something. Guitar, piano, skateboarding, and a kitchen disaster — all in one evening.
1:48
11S2E11 - The Castle on the Hill
Turrets, Not Turtles. George's first look at the castle — and his first mix-up of the day.
1:27
12Eight Hundred Years Ago. A painting, a suit of armour, and one very heavy helmet.
1:43
13The Legend of Sir Hartley. A knight, a sword, and one very long night.
1:29
14The Missing Pen. One missing pen, five castle locations, and one very obvious answer.
1:35
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16Six Names for the Big Day. Priya, Maya, Lucas, and one boy who really wants an invitation.
1:35
17Grandma's Koulourakia. Butter, flour, one funny Greek word, and a flour explosion.
1:38
18Balloons, Lights, and One Very Helpful Neighbour. Balloons on the fence, a wobbly ladder, and one very helpful neighbour.
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28Three camp activities; going to (decided before) vs will (decided now, offers)
1:47
29S2E29 - The Storm in the Night
Inside the storm; while / when (past continuous receptive only, in narration)
1:56
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31S2 Halloween - Don't Say My Name
Trick-or-treat rules; must / mustn't (obligation and prohibition)
2:59
32S2 Bonfire Night - Sparklers and Toffee Apples
Bonfire Night; can / can't (ability and permission) + couldn't (past ability)
2:28
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