THE VAMPIRE SONG ( BS4 UNIT 4)

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I get up at half past six

when there is no sun.

Then I have breakfast.

Vampire life is fun.

Ha! Ha! … Come and laugh with me!

Ha! Ha! … I'm happy as can be.

I go to school at seven.

Lessons start at eight.

Then I have lunch.

Vampire life is great!

Ha! Ha! …

I go home at five o'clock

Before the sun can shine.

Then I have dinner.

Vampire life is fine!

Ha! Ha! …

GAME: TELLING THE TIME

This is a great game to practice telling the time.
You can move the clock hands and read the matching time.
Then play the game. Read and listen and click on the correct clock. If a guess is incorrect, then you have to start again from the beginning.The game finishes when you answer correctly 20 times.

GAME: BANG ON TIME

Revise TIME VOCABULARY and then play a game.

Click on the image to see it bigger.

 

Now, play this game and have fun!

Instructions: Read the times in words and STOP the clock when the hands are on the right position.You CAN ADJUST the hand speed. What is your TOP SCORE? 

NOTE: You may have to activate FLASH PLAYER. Click on the top left button.

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GAME:TIME EXPRESSIONS

GAME: TIME WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS

Play this game and revise TIME words and expressions: seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, fortnights ( 2 weeks), months, years...

What is your score? 

VIDEO: MY WORLD (BS4 UNIT 4)

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Jessica: What time do you get up? I get up at half past seven.
Dad: What’s the time?
Mum: It’s eight o’clock.
Jessica: I have breakfast at eight o’clock.
Dad: Bye!
Mum: Ben. Time for breakfast!
Jessica: I go to school at quarter to nine.
Mum: Ben! Time for school!
Ben: What’s the time?
Mum: It’s quarter to nine! Come on!
Ben: What’s the time?
Jessica: It’s half past three. I go home at half past three! I
have dinner at quarter past six.
Ben: Great! Time for dinner!
Jessica: I go to bed at nine o’clock. What time do you go to
bed? Goodnight.

Write a comment, answer the questions with LONG SENTENCES and win extra points.

1 What time does Jessica get up?
   Jessica gets up at half past seven.
   Jessica gets up at eight o’clock.
   Jessica gets up at quarter to nine.

2 What time does Jessica have breakfast?
   Jessica has breakfast at half past seven.
   Jessica has breakfast at eight o’clock.
   Jessica has breakfast at quarter to nine.

3 Time for school! What’s the time?
   It’s eight o’clock.
   It’s quarter to nine.
   It’s half past three.

4 What time does Jessica go home?
   Jessica goes home at five o’clock.
   Jessica goes home at four o’clock.
   Jessica goes home at half past three.

5 What time does Jessica have dinner?
   Jessica has dinner at quarter past six.
   Jessica has dinner at eight o’clock.
   Jessica has dinner at half past seven.

6 What time does Jessica go to bed?
   Jessica goes to bed at eight o’clock.
   Jessica goes to bed at nine o’clock.
   Jessica goes to bed at half past eight.

GAME: BANG ON TIME

INSTRUCTIONS: Read the time and stop the clock when the hands are in the matching position. You can adjust the hand speed from 1 ( slow) to 10 (fast). Good luck!

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What is your score in ten turns? What speed ? Write a comment and tell me.

TELLING THE TIME

Now, play this game and have fun!

Instructions: Listen to the time and move the hands on the clock. Every click on the short blue hand moves the hand 1 hour. Every click on the long red hand moves the hand 5 minutes. 

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QUIZ GAME

This is a game for 1, 2, 3 or 4 players.You can revise Time, Transports, Jobs, Places and Daily Routines. Answer the questions and score points. 

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TIME SONG

We know that there’s 1 minute
If we can fit 60 seconds in it.

If we could stack minutes and build a tower,
There would be 60 minutes in 1 hour.

When 12 hours pass, then we’re halfway
To 24 hours, which makes a day.

And a week is complete in 7 days,
But the length of a month is harder to say.

They can be 28 to 31 days long;
One of them contains the day that you were born on!

January, March, May, July, August, October, December:
All have 31 days; all have 31 days.

April, June, September, and November:
All have 30 days; all have 30 days.

February has 28 days, but when it’s a leap year,
It’s got 29 days; it’s got 29 days.

The length of a year is hard to make clear,
‘cause one of every four years is a leap year.

The common years happen three in a row
They have 365 days, you know.

Then a leap year comes with an intercalary,
That’s the name of the extra day in February.

That’s why leap years have 366 days
And why February’s number of days can change.

January, March, May, July, August, October, December:
All have thirty-one days; all have thirty-one days.

April, June, September, and November:
All have thirty days; all have thirty days.

February has twenty-eight days, but when it’s a leap year,
It’s got twenty-nine days; it’s got twenty-nine days.

10 years is a decade,
100 years is a century,
And a millennium’s 1000 of history!

WHAT IS A LEAP YEAR?

HAPPY LEAP YEAR!!!  

STORY: ONE MOMENT AROUND THE WORLD

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PETER AND PATRICIA PUMPKIN DAILY ROUTINE

Watch this video about Peter Pumpkin and his daily routine. 

Now, watch this about his sister Patricia.

  

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Are Peter and Patricia's routines very different or very similar to yours? Write a comment and tell me about your daily routine.