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

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DINOSAURS AND OTHER PRE-HISTORIC ANIMALS

Identify the animals in the picture above.

             

VERTEBRATES

INVERTEBRATES

WATCH THE VIDEOS AND COMPLETE THE WORKSHEET

The animal kingdom - classification diagram, una ficha interactiva de janinewilliams
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READING COMPREHENSION

Vertebrates and invertebrates, una ficha interactiva de janinewilliams
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LISTENING COMPREHENSION AND GRAMMAR ACTIVITIES

Watch or listen to the video and complete the activities below.

THE WORLD OF DINOSAURS

The-World-of-Dinosaurs-1

The-World-of-Dinosaurs-2

The-World-of-Dinosaurs-3

THE INFINITIVE OF PURPOSE

CHANT AND ACTIVITIES

Listen to the chant again and answer the questions with the infinitive.

1. Why does the boy catch the bus?

2. Why does the boy sit down with his mum and dad?

3. Why does he come home at 8 o'clock?

4. Why does he drink milk?

5. Why does he go upstairs?

6. Why does he use shampoo?

7. Why does he brush his teeth?

8. Why does he go to bed?

EXPLANATION AND GAMES

WORKSHEET (pdf): Infinitive-of-Purpose

EXTRA grammar-practice/infinitive of purpose

CREATIVE WRITING

Create an animal.  Describe it.  Write about where it lives; how it is adapted to its environment and how it moves.  Use vocabulary related to animals and the infinitive of purpose.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

NEW YEAR'S EVE

AULD LANG SYNE

NEW YEAR'S DAY

LONDON FIREWORKS

NEW YEAR AROUND THE WORLD

What good things happened in 2019?

NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS

2020

ACTIVITY

ONLINE ACTIVITIES
GOING TO - CHANT
GOING TO - PLANS
GOING TO - SONG

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

CHRISTMAS MEMORY GAME

FIND THE PAIRS

HANGMAN

Christmas vocabulary, una ficha interactiva de janinewilliams
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CHRISTMAS SCAVENGER HUNT

Start by examining these question words.

QUESTION WORDS

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. You must answer thirteen questions.

2. Click on the questions to look for the answers.

3. Answer the questions in your notebook.

4. Write your answers in your notebook.

1.  What colours are Santa's clothes?

2. What do people call Santa Claus in Britain?

3. Who was the original Santa Claus?

4. What was his job?

5. In the poem, The Night Before Christmas, how many reindeer are there?

6. What are their names?

7. When do the Twelve Days of Christmas begin?

8.  In the song"The Twelve Days of Christmas", what present does the singer receive on the fifth day?

9.  Who are the three most important people in a Nativity Scene?

10.  What are the names of the Three Wise Men?

11. Look at the picture. What colour is the angel's dress?

12.  What animals have the shepherds got?

13.  How many days does an Advent Calendar represent?

Watch the video and answer the following questions:

1. What Christmas traditions do they talk about in the video?

2. What craft do the children make?

3. What do the children make with their mother?

4. What do the children use to count down the days to Christmas?

5. What Christmas decorations do the children use?

6. What do the family eat on Christmas day?

7. Compare and contrast British Christmas traditions with your own.

'Twas the night before Christmas, una ficha interactiva de janinewilliams
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DINOSAURS AND OTHER PRE-HISTORIC ANIMALS

Identify the animals in the picture above.

             

VERTEBRATES

INVERTEBRATES

WATCH THE VIDEOS AND COMPLETE THE WORKSHEET

The animal kingdom - classification diagram, una ficha interactiva de janinewilliams
liveworksheets.com

READING COMPREHENSION

Vertebrates and invertebrates, una ficha interactiva de janinewilliams
liveworksheets.com

LISTENING COMPREHENSION AND GRAMMAR ACTIVITIES

Watch or listen to the video and complete the activities below.

THE WORLD OF DINOSAURS

The-World-of-Dinosaurs-1

The-World-of-Dinosaurs-2

The-World-of-Dinosaurs-3

THE INFINITIVE OF PURPOSE

WORKSHEET (pdf): Infinitive-of-Purpose

EXTRA grammar-practice/infinitive of purpose

CREATIVE WRITING

Create an animal.  Describe it.  Write about where it lives; how it is adapted to its environment and how it moves.  Use vocabulary related to animals and the infinitive of purpose.



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HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Listen to the song and list the sweets mentioned.

In one minute, write down as many words related to Halloween as you can.

HALLOWEEN TIMER

ONLINE GAMES

HALLOWEEN VOCABULARY 1

HALLOWEEN VOCABULARY 2

LET'S TALK!

________ is the odd one out because _________________.

Things you can do with pumpkin.

Watch the video and complete the activities.

THE ORIGENS OF HALLOWEEN

- What do you know about the origens of Halloween?

- Are there any similarities between Halloween and traditions in your own country?

Answer the following questions then watch the video or do the activity below.

1. Who were the first people to celebrate Halloween?

2.  Where did people first celebrate a festival similar to Halloween?

3.  How long ago did people first celebrate Halloween?

4.  Why do people wear masks and costumes?

5.  Why do people go trick-or-treating?

WATCH THE VIDEO AND COMPLETE THE SUMMARY

Watch the above video.

1.  What does the witch threaten to do if they don't give her sweets?

2.  Imagine that the witch doesn't get sweets.  How does she take revenge?  Create a story.

HALLOWEEN WORKSHEET

The History of Halloween Reading Comprehension Exercises 74041 by Janine Williams on Scribd

WHAT ARE YOU WEARING TODAY?

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

1. Roll newspaper into wands and go outside. 

2. Divide the class, give wands to 1/3 and they become Voldemort.

3. The remaining wandless 2/3s are Harry Potter. 

4. Give the Harry Potters a 10-second head start then let the Voldemorts loose. 

5. When a Voldemort catches a Harry Potter, they wave their wand and shout an instruction at Harry eg. jump/dance. Harry Potter then has to do that action in the same spot until they are saved. 

6. The caught Harry Potter can shout, "HELP ME, PLEASE!"

7. The spell is broken when a FREE Harry Potter comes along and asks "What are you doing?" and the caught Harry Potter replies "I'm jumping/dancing". With that complete, Harry Potter is now free and the world is okay again!

WORKSHEETS

Spooky-Present-Continuous-Grammar-Drills-Information-Gap Fill

A STORY

1.  Read the story.

2.  Complete the comprehension activity.

Tom blood - reading comprehension, an interactive worksheet by janinewilliams
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Now, it's YOUR turn!

Bring photos of you, your family and your friends.  Describe what everyone is doing in the pictures.

Present Continuous Wks Timesavers by Janine Williams on Scribd

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

PERSONAL INFORMATION

ACTIVITIES

ASKING FOR PERSONAL INFORMATION

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

ENJOY YOUR MEAL!

BC TEENS: Countable and Uncountable Nouns

AFFIRMATIVE (POSITIVE) SENTENCES 

SOME + PLURAL NOUNS             I have some strawberries.                                                          There are some oranges.

SOME + UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS   
                                             There is some juice in the fridge.

*** We use is with uncountable nouns.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES (AND QUESTIONS)

ANY + PLURAL NOUNS         I haven't got any strawberries.                                                  There aren't any oranges.

ANY + UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS            
                                            There isn't any juice in the fridge.

*** We use isn't with uncountable nouns.

A / AN

WITH SINGULAR NOUNS.          I haven't got a strawberry.                                                          I want an orange.  

*** We use AN with nouns that start with vowels.

Use these links to practice.

ENGLISH ON TOUR: COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

* In the video, they talk about "a loaf of bread".  In this case, "bread" is countable, but when we talk about "bread" in general, it's uncountable.

HOW MANY SWEETS?

Adele's Corner: SOME/ANY

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