THE FIVE CONTINENTS

 

Listen to this fantastic and funny song. You can learn a lot about the continents.

 

 

Now train your memory with this challenging game:

PLAY HERE!!

THE THIRD PERSON SINGULAR

Look at this videos of Peter and Patricia Pumpking. Notice that they talk about each other using the third person singular.

Practice what you have learnt with this quiz:


Fill in the blanks, capitalize when needed.

 

1. My brother _____________ (speak) three languages fluently.

2. Daniel _____________ (watch) his favorite program every Saturday.

3. Jennifer _____________ (wash) her hair every day.

4. Ryan _____________ (go) to church every Sunday.

5. My sister _____________ (do) her homework after school.

6. My father _____________ (not like) fast food.

7. Your uncle _____________ (not work) here.

8. _____________ (Sarah / want) to come with us?

9. _____________ (Andre / enjoy) pop music?

10. Lea _____________ (teach) English in a private school.one of the most modest people I have ever met.

11. Jessica _____________ (kiss) her mother before she goes to bed.

12. Paul _____________ (not play) tennis.

13. Clara _____________ (sing) very well.

14. She always _____________ (carry) her umbrella with her.

15. He never _____________ (call) me.

16. My uncle _____________ (not talk) much.

17. _____________ (she / cook) well?

18. _____________ (he / drive) carefully?

19. My son never _____________ (listen) to me.

20. Your baby _____________ (cry) too much.

Visit THIS WEBSITE to complete de quiz and check your answers!

CHRISTMAS SONG FOR THE FESTIVAL

 This is the beautiful song we will sing in the school christmas festival. Enjoy it!

  

HAPPY XMAS by JOHN LENNON

 

 

 

Practice the lyrics:

 

 

So this is Christmas
And what have you done
Another year over
And a new one just begun
And so this is Christmas
I hope you have fun
The near and the dear one
The old and the young
A very Merry Christmas
And a happy new year
Let's hope it's a good one
Without any fear

And so this is Christmas
For weak and for strong
For rich and the poor ones
The world is so wrong
And so happy Christmas
For black and for white
For yellow and red ones
Let's stop all the fight
A very Merry Christmas
And a happy new year
Let's hope it's a good one
Without any fear

And so this is Christmas
And what have we done
Another year over
A new one just begun
And so happy Christmas
We hope you have fun
The near and the dear one
The old and the young
A very Merry Christmas
And a happy new year
Let's hope it's a good one
Without any fear
War is over, if you want it
War is over now
Happy Christmas

 

 





PRESENT CONTINUOUS

When we want to talk about what we are doing right now, we use present continuous tense. I can say:

• I'm going to school.
• She is watching a movie.
• You are reading the blog.
• They are doing their homework.

Look at this general rule:

Watch this  funny video in which you can find some more examples:



VERTEBRATES AND INVERTEBRATES II

This game will help you to check your knowledge about vertebrates and invertebrates. First choose the number of players. Then select the number of points you want to get. Answer the questions correctly to get as many points as you can.  Good luck!

 

Este juego te ayudará a comprobar tus conocimientos sobre vertebrados e invertebrados. Primero elije el número de jugadores. A continuación, selecciona el número de puntos que quieres conseguir. Responde las preguntas correctamente para obtener tantos puntos como puedas. Suerte!

Play here!

 

Enjoy this two short videos. You can also watch their spanish version.
 

Disfruta estos dos videos cortos. También puedes ver su versión en español.

 

 

 

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Remember that a countable noun names something you can count, like for example, cookie. I can say:

How many cookies are there in the box?

There are six cookies in the box/ There is one cookie on the table.

There aren't any cookies at home.

An uncountable noun names something you can't directly count using a number. We can't say  I have three milks in the fridge. Instead we can count bottles or glasses of milk.

Here you have some sentences using uncountable nouns:

I don't have much honey at home.

How much money do you have?

Practise all this HERE!

Enjoy this nice song:

 

 

Finally do this QUIZ to check your learning.

 

Click the answer button to see the answer.

1. How ___ apples did you buy?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
2. How ___ do you weigh?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answera
   
3. How ___ does it cost to fly to America?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answera
   
4. How ___ brothers and sisters do you have?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
5. How ___times a day do you brush your teeth?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
6. How ___ was your computer?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answera
   
7. How ___ photos did you take?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
8. How ___ water did he drink?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answera
   
9. How ___ people did you invite?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
10. How ___ mistakes did you make on the test?
    a. much
    b. many
    Answerb

VERTEBRATES AND INVERTEBRATES

Look at this presentation about vertebrates and invertebrates. Remember that the main difference between them is that vertebrates have a backbone and an internal skeleton.

VERTEBRATES AND INVERTEBRATES from reinater

After reading carefully all the information, do the final activities in your notebook.

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