The Activity Book of Cambridge Global English, APSACS Edition (Third edition), Level 4 is the practice partner of Learner’s Book 4 for Class 4 in Army Public Schools. It is published by Cambridge University Press and ‘Based on National Curriculum of Pakistan 2022, 2026 edition’. The green cover shows two children painting a snail on an easel. Available to order now for the 2027-28 session.
Each of the nine units has the same six lessons, ending in a Unit Revision and a ‘My global progress’ self-check. In Class 4 the lessons start to feel grown-up: a global penfriend, a thief at the Crown Jewels, an Australian emu story, and a trip to the museum in the Mona Lisa lesson.
Full table of contents: Units 1 to 9, every lesson and page
Every lesson title is listed below exactly as printed, with its page number.
Unit 1: Family circles
- 1. Vocabulary (p. 4)
- 2. Global children (p. 6)
- 3. Sporting talent! (p. 8)
- 4. Penfriends (p. 10)
- 5. The treasure (p. 12)
- 6. Unit 1 Revision (p. 14)
- My global progress (p. 15)
Why it helps: Penfriends gives a purpose to letter writing, and the vocabulary page makes sure the unit’s key words are written, not just read.
Unit 2: Stories
- 1. Reading (p. 16)
- 2. Superskills (p. 18)
- 3. Rules (p. 20)
- 4. Jake’s surprise (p. 22)
- 5. The Seekers (p. 24)
- 6. Unit 2 Revision (p. 26)
- My global progress (p. 27)
Why it helps: Reading and writing about superheroes, rules and a surprise keeps stories at the centre of the unit.
Unit 3: Day and night
- 1. Vocabulary (p. 28)
- 2. Planet Earth (p. 30)
- 3. Orbits (p. 32)
- 4. Nocturnal nature (p. 34)
- 5. Afraid of the dark (p. 36)
- 6. Unit 3 Revision (p. 40)
- My global progress (p. 41)
Why it helps: Planet Earth, orbits and nocturnal nature give the child plenty of science vocabulary to write with.
Unit 4: Homes
- 1. Listening (p. 42)
- 2. Buildings (p. 44)
- 3. Out and about (p. 46)
- 4. Famous places (p. 48)
- 5. The Hobbit (p. 50)
- 6. Unit 4 Revision (p. 52)
- My global progress (p. 53)
Why it helps: A listening page opens the unit, so the child practises hearing as well as writing.
Unit 5: Getting around
- 1. Vocabulary (p. 54)
- 2. Staying safe on the road (p. 56)
- 3. Getting around big cities (p. 58)
- 4. Sky-high ambition (p. 60)
- 5. Lost in the Desert (p. 62)
- 6. Unit 5 Revision (p. 64)
- My global progress (p. 65)
Why it helps: Staying safe on the road is a lesson parents want their children to take seriously, and the Lost in the Desert story gives a chance to practise narrative reading.
Unit 6: School lunch
- 1. Listening (p. 66)
- 2. Recycled art (p. 68)
- 3. Party plans (p. 70)
- 4. All about gum! (p. 72)
- 5. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (p. 74)
- 6. Unit 6 Revision (p. 76)
- My global progress (p. 77)
Why it helps: Recycled art and party plans combine English with creativity; ‘All about gum!’ is a favourite factual text.
Unit 7: Australia
- 1. Reading (p. 78)
- 2. Australia (p. 80)
- 3. Animal matters (p. 82)
- 4. Taking a trip (p. 84)
- 5. Why emus can’t fly (p. 86)
- 6. Unit 7 Revision (p. 88)
- My global progress (p. 89)
Why it helps: Animal matters teaches vocabulary for endangered animals, and the emu tale is a good example of a traditional story.
Unit 8: The human race
- 1. Listening (p. 90)
- 2. Aerobic exercise (p. 92)
- 3. The Crown Jewels (p. 94)
- 4. Guards stop thieves (p. 96)
- 5. The Mona Lisa (p. 98)
- 6. Unit 8 Revision (p. 100)
- My global progress (p. 101)
Why it helps: Aerobic exercise, the Crown Jewels and the Mona Lisa each give a different text type to read and write.
Unit 9: Looking backwards and forwards
- 1. Vocabulary (p. 102)
- 2. Holiday fun (p. 104)
- 3. Looking back (p. 106)
- 4. Planning activities (p. 108)
- 5. Back to school (p. 111)
- 6. Unit 9 Revision (p. 113)
- My global progress (p. 114)
Why it helps: The final unit helps the child look back over the year and plan ahead, and the Unit 9 Revision doubles as a year-end check.
Who is it for, why, and how to use it
It is for Class 4 children at Army Public Schools. One lesson (two pages) per sitting is enough. The ‘Unit Revision’ is a good practice test before the school exam, and the ‘My global progress’ page teaches the child to say what they can do now.
- What: a 114-page practice book, 9 units with six lessons each, a revision and a progress page.
- Why: daily written practice that follows the Learner’s Book.
- When: alongside the Learner’s Book.
- Whom: Class 4 students.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Unit Revision?
It is the sixth lesson of every unit and covers the unit’s vocabulary and grammar.
Can I use it without the Learner’s Book?
It follows the Learner’s Book unit by unit, so most children use both.
Is it the Third edition?
Yes. The cover says ‘Third edition’ and ‘APSACS edition’.
We deliver the Cambridge Global English Activity Book 4 to every city in Pakistan with Cash on Delivery, and you are welcome to collect it from our Lahore shop. If your school sent a book list, send it to us on WhatsApp and we will put the whole set together.
