WHAT CAN YOU DO?

 What are the children doing?

What can you do?  What can't you do?

MODALS: CAN / CAN'T

CAN / CAN'T WORKSHEET

DESCRIBING PEOPLE: ADJECTIVES (A1)

What do you look like?

Describing Physical Appearance

Describing people

FLASHCARDS

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

READING AND WRITING

A STORY

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SCHOOL DAYS

REVIEW

We use the verb BE to form the past continuous tense.

PAST SIMPLE "be"

PRACTISE

TALK

Ask and answer questions.

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TELL A STORY

ACTIVITIES: 

VIDEO, EXPLANATION AND PRACTICE

USED TO

USED TO / WOULD (EXPLANATION AND ACTIVITY)

WHAT DID GRANNY AND GRANDPA USED TO DO?  Make affirmative and negative sentences with the correct form of USED TO.

 

We can use "would" to talk about repeated past actions that don't happen any more. 

We don't normally use the negative or question form of "would" for past habits. 

We don't use "would" to talk about past states.

USED TO, WOULD, PAST SIMPLE

EXPLANATION

QUIZ

LET'S PRACTISE

1. USED TO

2. USED TO and WOULD

3. WOULD and USED TO

BE CAREFUL!

USED TO vs BE USED TO

USED TO, BE USED TO, BE GETTING USED TO IN SONGS

PRACTISE

ACTIVITIES

1. Used to & Be/Get Used To

2. Used to, get used to & be used to        

3. USED TO-WOULD

The Real McCoy

1. Describe the picture.

2. Where do you think this is?  Why?

3. Watch the video ab out this country.  Write down some of the things you see.  

Have you ever visited a castle?  What was it like?

If you haven't visited a castle, what do you think a castle is like?

Write down your ideas.

Watch the video about a castle in Scotland. Is it the same or different to your castle?

Do you believe in ghosts?

Have you heard of places that are haunted?

Can you think of a ghost story to tell you classmates?

We are going to read a story entitled, "The Real McCoy".  What do you think this expression means?

the real McCoy

the original or true person or thing, and not a copy; authentic:

We’ve seen so many reproductions of the Mona Lisa, but when we were in Paris we saw the real McCoy.

Now read the story.

The Real McCoy and Other Ghost Stories by Janine on Scribd

Now, write your own ghost story.

 PLANNING AND PREPARATION

 Where is your story set?

Who are the main characters?

What are they like?

What is the conflict in the story?

How is the conflict resolved?

Draw two or three illustrations for your story.

 

What do you do in your free time?

Quickly read the text below.  Find out how modern football differs from its original version.

THE TRIALS

SWIMMING

PARKOUR

MUSIC

SKATEBOARDING

MODIFYING COMPARISONS

 

What do you usually do on a Wednesday? What are you doing now?

PRESENT SIMPLE EXPLANATION AND ACTIVITIES

PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE: COMPLETE THE RULES

THE VERB "BE"

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE: ACTIVITY

practise

What are you wearing today?

 

What can you see in the picture?

What are you wearing today?

1. CLOTHES: 

VOCABULARY AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

CLOTHES 1

CLOTHES 2

CLOTHES 3

LISTENING AND READING COMPREHENSION

2. ACTIONS: 

VOCABULARY AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

FLASHCARDS 1

FLASHCARDS 2

ACTIONS 1

ACTIONS 2

ACTIONS 3

3. LISTENING

What are the children wearing?  What are they doing?

Use these verbs:  run, skate, skip, walk, talk, hop, dance, jump, climb

Do the listening activity.

Draw lines.    Match the names to the children. 

CORRECTIONS

Now, check your answers.

4. READING AND WRITING

Complete the sentences.

CORRECTIONS

Watch the video and correct your READING activity.

What are you wearing today?  What are your classmates wearing?