4.- 3ºA+ 3ºC
Tasks for May and June
Lesson 8: Space
1.-Vocabulary:
- Enter this page and learn new words. Write on your notebook the new ones
- read and learn
2.-Reading
- 1.-Enter this page and decide if these statements are TRUE OR FALSE:
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- In the moon there is no air
- The moon is as old as the Earth
- The Earth is in orbit around the moon
- In the moon my weight would be 6 time more
- The moon is the Earth’s satellite
- The moon is still moving away from the Earth
- In the moon there is no sound
- The Earth is smaller than the moon
- One day in the moon is equivalent to 28 days
- The temperatures in the moon are the same as in Earth
- 2.- Enter this page and complete with adequeate sentences:
- In the space shuttle astronauts eat……………..
- In the space shuttle astronauts wear……………..
- In the space shuttle astronauts sleep…………….
- In the space shuttleastronauts do excercise………
- 3.- How much do you know about the Earth? read and do the quiz
3.-Quiz:
- How much do you know about space? Do the quiz
- and do these ones too
4.-Listening:
- The solar system. Listen, and answer the questions
5.-Grammar:
- Work on this page to practise the passive
- Now work on this page and do as many excercises as you can!
- enter this page and TEST your level of English!
- Don’t confuse There-They’re-their. Work on this page
- and this other one
Tasks for April and May
Lesson 7: Solidarity
Project: Create an NGO
Enter this page and follow the steps. Work on this webquest and create an NGO. This task must be finished by April 30th.
Grammar:
- Read the information on this page, about the use of MAKE and DO, and then do the 2 activities.
- Now work with the Present Perfect tense
- Work on this page. It will help you with confusing words
Games:
- Enter this page and play with English vocabulary and grammar or with countries and capitals or…choose any other possibility.
video:
http://www.rednoseday.com/media_centre/videos
Watch and learn about RED NOSE DAY. Then, enter the FAQ and answer these questions:
- What is the motto?
- When is Red nose day?
- What items can you buy to help?
- Can I get a Red Nose Kit through the net?
Tasks for March and April
Lesson 6: Good luck
1.-Reading:
- Enter this page and read as much as you can.
- Discover Good luck symbols around the worls
2.- Grammar:
Enter this page to work with the page you already know. Do the green , the orange and after that , try the red dots!
3.-Culture
- If you are interested in Palm reading enter this page and then write a composition describing your palm oryour friend’s.
4.- Games
- Play the game
- Find out about your future…. ( Remember it is a game!!)
5.-Extra pages
- This is a special page for you. Choose the exercises you want to work on
6.- English for Maths
Tasks for February- March
Lesson 5: Lifestyles
1.-Reading:
• Enter this page and read about British life. Then on your note book Write:
- o 3 Brtitish superstitions
- o The typical English beakfast
- o The paper money and the coins used in Britain
- o The name of the Queen
• After that,
- Write pieces of information interesting for you
- Prepare a project about your country.
2.-Grammar:
- The present perfect. You must do all exercises on the page.
- Now, do the tests. Good luck!
- work on this page and you will test yourself!
3.-Games:
- Enter this page and work on level 4. starting with the verbs.
- And complete the book
- and the last book
4.- Study and riew the the irregular verbs while you play games
Tasks for January- February
LESSON 4: SPORTS
1.-Vocabulary
1.-Enter the pages below and write your own vocabulary list connected with football.
- http://www.saberingles.com.ar/lists/football.html
- http://www.espanol-ingles.com.mx/phrase_book/spanish/sports_football.html
3.- Learn vocabulary and definitions
3.- Play games
2.-Reading
- 0.- Short stories for kids
- 1.- Read about different sports, their history, rules and equipment
- 2.-Here you can find information about the olympic games. enter different pages and write the answers to these questions below:
0.- Where did the Olympic games come from?
- Why were they held at Olympia?
- Were there other contests like the Olympics?
- Who could compete in the Olympics?
- Were women allowed at the Olympics?
- How were the athletes trained?
- What prizes did Olympic victors get?
- Who were the Olympic judges?
- What was the penalty for cheating?
- Where did the marathon come from?
Sing the song:
3.- Quizz
How good are you at sports? Try the quizz
4.- Grammar
5.- Complete the book:
NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS:
Tasks for December
CELEBRATIONS
1.- Learn about Christmas in Britain. Read and complete the book
2.- WEB QUEST: Christmas in the world
Follow the instrucions , enter the webpges and
- choose a country
- select minimun two customs or traditions
- Make a poster and explain it to your colleagues.
4.- A page to learn, sing and investigate with my best widhes for the year to come!
5.- Sing Carols
1.- On the twelfth day of Christmas
2.-We wish you a merry Christmas
3.- Feliz Navidad
4.-OH christmas tree
5.- Jingle Bell rock
READERS:
THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY. Watch the trailer:
2.- Once you have finished reading the book, do the quizz
3.- Now play the Game: Dorian Gray is getting old quickly: he needs 5 things to stop getting so old so soon (you need a mouse)
Tasks for November and December
LESSON 3: Fashion
0.- Revision exercises:
- Comparing: video and written explanation: practising
- Commparative & superlative practice
- Irregular adjectives: good, bad, far, little, few, old
- Questions: Is there any bread? Are there many people?
- Short answers: yes, there is… No, there aren’t…
- there is/are COMPLETE REVIEW
- personal pronouns: I-you-he-she-it-we-you-they
- Whose is this:possessive adjectives
- possessive my- your- his-her-its-our-your-theirRead and complete the book
Vocabulary revision
1.-Vocabulary: clothes and fashion. Write your own list
- catalogues: learn more clothes and accessories.
- clothes and urban tribe
- play games with clothes and see a small project
- Learn more vocabulary
- Review the vocabulary and do the exercises
- And now do the test
2.-Grammar:
- Possessive adjectives and pronouns
- More excercises with possessives
- Review the comparatives and superlatives
- Do grammar exercises
- “Too much” exercises
- Quantifiers
3.- Reading:
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