Tuesday 15th October 2024

Word of the day: Recycle

When you recycle rubbish, you put it in a special container so it is used again.
'Do you recycle rubbish at home ?´
'Yes, we recycle glass, plastic and paper.'

 

HOMEWORK

SOCIAL  SCIENCE Classbook page14. Do activities 1. 2 and 3 in notebook.

 

 

 

Monday 14th October 2024

Word of the day: An ocean

An ocean is a large body of water.

The Atlantic Ocean is between America and Europe.

HOMEWORK

Finish verbs in "Colombus first trip"worksheet.

 

VERBS from "Colombus first trip" worksheet.

    Present simple Infinitive form                   

• lives -   (to live)

• travel - (to travel)
• wants - (to want)
• to find -
  
• to get
• start (to start)
• sail (to sail)
• doesn´t find (negative form of verb to find)
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Verbs

Infinitive                                         Present simple

 

 

 

HOMEWORK

 

Friday 11th October 2024

HOMEWORK 

Write "Colombus´s first trip " using verbs in the past (In the notebook).

Visit "Dia de la Hispanidad" page.

 

Thursday 10th October 2024

Word of the day: Hispanoamérica 

• Hispanoamérica is a region in América where Spanish is the official language. 
• Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world.
• People speak Spanish in Spain and in other 21 countries. 
• We celebrate "Día de la Hispanidad on 12th October".
  
• Verbs
  

We celebrate "Dia de la Hispanidad" on 12th October. 

HOMEWORK

English classbook: page 15

• read out loud the text
  

• do activities 8 and 9
  

 

 

 

 

 

    

Wednesday the 9th of October 2024

It is overcast today.

Word of the day: To rain

When it rains and the sun shines at the same time, a rainbow appears.

• The verbs to rain, to shine, and to appear use -s because the objects are first person singular (it, the sun, a rainbow).

 HOMEWORK

English activity book: page 124 

 

 

Tuesday 8th of October 2024

Word of the day: A glass 

Glass is hard and clear.

You can see through it.

Glass is transparent and delicate.

You can use a glass to drink water. 

ENGLISH 

Classbook page 10.

3. Animals actions.

1. Lions and tigers roar .
2. A koala slepps a lot .
   
3. Cheetahs stretch .
   
4. Frogs and kanguroos leap .
   
5. A cow chews grass very slowly. slow + -ly
   
6. Pinguins dive when they want to catch a fish.
7. Insects crawl on the ground or walls.
8. Birds  make a nest once a year.

Adverbs: Comparative and superlative adverbs.

An adverb is a type of word that describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. 

They usually end in “-ly”: 

adjective   ➡     adverb

quick                  quickly

happy                 happily

slow                    slowly.

An octopus swims more quickly than a dolphin, but a sailfish swims the most quickly.

A zebra runs faster than a giraffe, but a cheetah runs the fastest.

HOMEWORK: English

• Classbook:
• Finish copying the box from page 11.
• Activity book 
• Page 6
  

 Monday, 7th October 2024

Word of the day: The letter F

"F" is for flamingo.

Flamingos are big, pink birds that fly in large groups called "flocks."

They come from Africa

UNIT 1 THE WORLD OF ANIMALS

1. Island Animals

    Dolphin

    Giant Tortoise

    Chameleons

    Magpie

2. Rainforest Animals

    Jaguar

    Toucan

    Crocodile

    Monkey

    Snake

    Sloth

3. Forest Animals

    Rabbit

    Butterfly

    Frog

    Eagle

    Duck

    Owl

4. Grassland Animals

    Lion

    Zebra

    Elephant

    Hippo

    Giraffe

 

What is ... like?      (¿Cómo es....?)  ?

• What is an octopus like ?

It has got eight arms, and it can swim quickly. 

• What is an eagle like?

It has got long wings and it can fly high. 

• What´s a lion like? 

It has got a big body , and it can be dangerous. 

 Comparative adjectives

Adjectives are describing words.

 "strong"  (short adj.)                                   "beautiful"(long adj.)

 adjective + er  than                                    more + adjective + than

 - My dog is stronger than your dog.         - My dog is more beautiful                                                                     than your dog.

We use comparative adjectives to talk about how two things are different. 

 

HOMEWORK

English activity book pages 4 and 5.