ACTIVITY
1. Classify the rules in the video in 2 groups: positive and negative rules. Write them in your notebook.
Tuesday, 31 March 2020
Monday, 30 March 2020
READING: BRITNEY SPEARS
Read the worksheet. Use the dictionary to understand. Print the worksheets or do the activities in your notebook.
READING: HARRY POTTER
Read the worksheet. Use the dictionary to understand. Print the worksheets or do the activities in your notebook.
Saturday, 28 March 2020
Friday, 27 March 2020
GAME: GRAMMAR BUBBLES
Click the bubbles to select the words in the correct order and make sentences. You can choose the level of difficulty: Start ( normal) or Easy. Click on the HINT button if you need help. Have FUN!
After playing the game you can write 5 sentences in your notebook.
Thursday, 26 March 2020
GOGO'S ADVENTURES 2 - WHAT'S HIS NAME?
Watch the video and then do the activities in your notebook.
1. Complete the sentences.
- Hello. My ........... Gogo. ........... are you?
- Hello. My ........... Gogo. ........... your name?
- ........... are you, Gogo?
- I'm ..........., .......you.
- ........... name's Peter.
- ........... name's May.
2. Answer the questions.
What's the boy's name? ........... name's ...........
What's the girl's name? ........... name's ...........
3. Correct the mistakes.
Gogo's got a small nose and a short tail.
He's black and white.
Jenny's got curly brown hair.
She's wearing grey shorts and a yellow jumper.
Tony's got blond hair and a big nose.
He hasn't got glasses. He's wearing green sandals.
Pod has got three legs.
Wednesday, 25 March 2020
GOGO'S ADVENTURES 7 - WHAT ARE THEY?
Episode 7. What are they?
DO THESE ACTIVITIES ABOUT THE VIDEO IN YOUR NOTEBOOK.
2. Now, write the fruits in alphabetical order.
3. Can you write more different fruits?
4. What fruits do you like?
5. What are your favourite fruits?
VIDEO: TRANSPORT IN LONDON
Watch the video and do the activities in your notebook.
1. Choose the correct option.
The girls' names are .... a) Annie and Sophia
b) Sophia and Abby c) Abby and Sally
Buses in London are... a) green b) yellow c)red
Abby's bus is number ... a) seventeen b) seventy-three
c) thirty-three
In London there are..... taxis. a) seven hundred
b) seven thousand c) seventeen thousand
In London there are..... underground stations.
a) two hundred and seventeen
b) two
hundred and seventy
c) two hundred and seven
2. Answer the questions.
What transports can you see in the video?
How does Abby go to school?
What colour is Abby’s bus pass?
What is the taxi’s number plate?
How many underground lines are there?
What colour line is this station on?
3. Draw the underground sign.
Tuesday, 24 March 2020
VIDEO: RIVERS ( BS 5 UNIT 5)
This video and its rights are property of Oxford University Press.
The share in this blog has no commercial, but educational purposes.
Now, you can do this worksheet.
You can print it or write the activities in your notebook.
Lots of towns and cities are next to rivers.
Rivers are also important habitats for lots of animals.
Rivers start in mountains or hills.
When it rains, the water goes downhill …
… and becomes a stream.
The stream gets bigger...
... and becomes a small river.
The river gets bigger...
... and bigger
... and it forms an estuary.
Finally, the water in the estuary goes into the sea.
Is there a river where you live?
PRINT AND DO THIS EXTRA WORKSHEET AND GIVE TO THE TEACHER.
YOU CAN WIN 15 EXTRA POINTS.
YOU CAN WIN 15 EXTRA POINTS.
Monday, 23 March 2020
Sunday, 22 March 2020
KARAOKE: MIX SOME POTION ( BS4 UNIT 3)
Click on the image and download the music to sing this song in karaoke version. SING and have FUN!
Do you like this song? Do you like singing?
Why don't you record a video?
Your video can be published in this blog and you can win extra points.
Saturday, 21 March 2020
POEM: I'M QUITE UNIQUE
World Poetry Day is a time to appreciate and support poets and poetry around the world.
It is held on March 21 each year and is an initiative of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
Friday, 20 March 2020
MEET THE ANIMALS: THE GREAT WHITE SHARK AND 39 MORE ANIMALS
Meet the Animals introduces kids to popular wild animals. With real photos, and easy-to-read text, this nonfiction series helps kids to practice listening and reading for information about 40 different animals.
Thursday, 19 March 2020
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY
Today is 19th March. In Spain, Portugal and Italy people celebrate Father's Day, but in other countries it's celebrated on different dates.
In the United Kingdom, the USA, Ireland, Canada, India and South Africa it's on the third Sunday of June. In Australia and New Zealand it's celebrated on the first Sunday of September.
Children make cards to express their love for their dads.
Why don't you make a card for your dad to say...
FATHER'S DAY CARDS TO PRINT
A special dad
Today you're number one
You're a star
Wednesday, 18 March 2020
BABY TRIPLETS VIDEO: PLAYING IN THE SNOW
The 3 sisters play in the snow and make a snowman with dad's help. Watch the video and have FUN!
INTERACTIVE BOOK: PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Here you can practise vocabulary and sentences about personal descriptions. You can listen, read and write. You can also print the activities you write for your teacher. You'll get extra points.
Tuesday, 17 March 2020
Monday, 16 March 2020
SONG: MIX SOME POTION ( BS4 UNIT 3)
This video and its rights are property of Oxford University Press.
The share in this blog has no commercial, but educational purposes.
SAINT PATRICK'S DAY
St Patrick's Day is on 17th March. It is a very important celebration in Northern Ireland and the republic of Ireland because it is the National Day. It is an official holiday. There's no school and shops and banks are closed. St Patrick is the patron Saint of Ireland.
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IRELAND: "the Emerald Island" |
TRADITIONS
People wear green clothes or accessories.
Children wear green clothes, hats or caps.
They sometimes wear orange, white and green badges
, the colours of the Irish flag.
, the colours of the Irish flag.
Many cities have a St. Patrick’s Day colourful parade.
Music bands march along the streets.
There are traditional Irish dances.
Many people eat corned beef ( meat) and cabbage (vegetable).
Many people eat corned beef ( meat) and cabbage (vegetable).
Sunday, 15 March 2020
SAINT PATRICK'S DAY SYMBOLS
A SHAMROCK
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The shamrock is Ireland's national emblem because, according to the legend, St. Patrick used it to illustrate the Trinity. The idea that God is really three-in-one: The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit.
The Irish have considered shamrocks
as good-luck symbols since earliest times, and today people of many other nationalities also believe they bring good luck.
The name leprechaun comes from the old Irish word "luchorpan" which means "little body."
A leprechaun is a male Irish fairy who looks like a small, old man about 60 cm tall. 
According to the legend, leprechauns are reserved and unfriendly. They live alone, and pass the time making shoes. They are very rich and have a hidden pot of gold!
THE COLOUR GREEN
THE HARP
The harp is an ancient musical instrument used in Ireland for centuries. It is also a symbol of Ireland. It appears on Irish coins, the presidential flag, uniforms and official documents.
Saturday, 14 March 2020
ST. PATRICK'S LEGEND
This is a famous Irish legend. Ireland is an island in the Atlantic Ocean.
A long time ago there lived a priest in Ireland. His name was Patrick.
In Ireland there were lots of snakes and people were scared.
Patrick wanted to help. He played the drum and ...
... the snakes followed the music and slid away.
Patrick walked all over the island, until the last snake disappeared.
Patrick walked all over the island, until the last snake disappeared.
The people were very happy. They called Patrick a saint.
Today there aren't any snakes in Ireland.
Today there aren't any snakes in Ireland.
Friday, 13 March 2020
GEOGRAPHY GAMES
Do you like jigsaw puzzles? Can you arrange the pieces to make the world map? Click and drag the pieces to connect them all. Have FUN!
Thursday, 12 March 2020
GAME: CONTINENTS AND OCEANS
Wednesday, 11 March 2020
Wednesday, 4 March 2020
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