A bit of everything (pre-A1)

1.

TIME TO PRACTISE

ORDINAL NUMBERS

THE GREAT RACE!

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2.

SPEAKINGTIME TO PRACTISE

DESCRIBING MONSTERS

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3.

TIME TO PRACTISE

WHAT CLOTHES ARE THEY WEARING?

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4.

SPEAKING

WHAT CAN YOU SEE IN THE PICTURE ABOVE?

USE: 
-There is / There are          There isn't / There aren't
- Have / Has got                  Haven't got / hasn't got
- Is / Are                               Isn't / Aren't

TIME TO PRACTISE

THERE IS / THERE ARE
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5.

TIME TO PRACTISE

PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE: ACTIVITY

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"Hello, I'm..." - Introducing yourself

ORDINAL NUMBERS - SPACE AND OTHER INTERESTING STUFF (pre-A1 - A1)

Monsters, ghouls and ghosts

NUMBERS

HAVE GOT / HAS GOT

CLOTHES

THERE IS / THERE ARE

PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE


Also check out, Big ESL ideas for small Learners

Questions, questions, questions!

MAKE A GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ FOR YOUR FRIENDS.

STEP 1:  Look at the example above.

STEP 2: Create different categories (animals, books, sport, etc.)

STEP 3:  Brainstorm ideas for questions. 

STEP 4:  Look for information on the internet.

STEP 5:  Write down your questions.  Use adjectives, ordinal numbers, correct spelling and grammar and question words.

EXAMPLE:

million pound drop game

NUMBERS

CARDINAL NUMBERS

ACTIVITIES

NUMBERS 1 - 20

NUMBERS 20 - 100


ORDINAL NUMBERS

ACTIVITIES

The Great Race! - ordinal numbers 1 - 10

Ordinal numbers - million pound drop game

ORDINAL NUMBERS - SPACE AND OTHER INTERESTING STUFF (pre-A1 - A1)

Watch the videos.

Complete the activity.

THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND ORDINAL NUMBERS from 1st to 8th

FUN FACTS:  Look at the following worksheet.  

WEBQUEST WORKSHEET

WEBQUEST TEXTS

1. Complete the sentences with ordinal numbers.  Look for the information below.

The highest mountains in the world

Earth's moon

Neil Armstrong

Women in space

biggest countries in the world

The world's longest rivers

Nobel prizes

Nelson Mandela

Fastest animals

2.  IMPORTANT DATES:  Complete the worksheet.  Write the dates.  Use words.

World Peace Day

Halloween

All Saints Day

Christmas

Valentine's Day

Watch the April Fools' Day video.

April Fools' Day

First human to human heart transplant

"Hello, I'm..." - Introducing yourself (Pre-A1)

Introducing yourself

ACTIVITY: Conversation-Classmate-Fact-Sheet

Alphabet Song

- ACTIVITY: USING THE ENGLISH ALPHABET TO TRANSMIT INFORMATION

- ACTIVITY: SPELLING ENGLISH NAMES

The months of the year

The Calendar Song

REVIEW: Big numbers

Ordinal Numbers and Dates

ACTIVITY: 

Using Ordinal numbers

ONLINE ACTIVITIES: 

ORDINAL NUMBERS 1-10

HANGMAN: ORDINAL NUMBERS 1-12

ORDINAL NUMBERS 1-51

ORDINAL NUMBERS 1-100

AGE, BIRTHDATES, MONTHS, ORDINAL NUMBERS

CONVERSATION: EXCHANGING PERSONAL INFORMATION

The Origins of the Twelve Days of Christmas

The Origins of the 12 Days of Christmas 

 

The 12 Days of Christmas are famous as a song about someone receiving lots of presents from their "true love". 

The true story of the twelve days of Christmas is very old.  People celebrated the twelve days of Christmas before the middle ages.  They started on Christmas Day and ended on the 5th January.  People called the 5th January, "Twelfth Night". 

Each day celebrated the feast day of a saint.  On Twelfth Night, people had big parties.  They ate cake made with eggs, butter, fruit, nuts and spices.  The Italian Panettone is similar to this cake.  People also played games and different musical instruments. 

Another name for Twelfth Night is Epiphany Eve.  In many countries, people put figures of the Three Wise Men or the Three Kings into a Nativity Scene.  Then they celebrate Epiphany on the 6th January. 

It is traditional in many places to take down Christmas decorations and put them away on this day.

Adapted from the following article: The Twelve Days of Christmas

LEARNERS DICTIONARY

Bike safety, rules, asking for permission and numbers

Dear Year 4 students,

Our new unit is about bike saftey and rules.  We will also practice using BIG NUMBERS and review ordinal numbers. Below you will find activities to help you learn the vocabulary and grammar for this unit.

Introduction:

Grammar - Must / Mustn't

ACTIVITIES TO PRACTICE:

Vocabulary:

At the bike track crossword puzzle

Speed vocabulary crossword puzzle

BIG NUMBERS

Activity Book page 98, activities 1 and 2

BIG NUMBERS: SPEED

Ordinal Numbers

ORDINAL NUMBERS

Grammar:

Must and Mustn't - deber y no deber

To talk about rules (normas / reglas)

We use:
must + infinitive  OR  mustn't + infinitive

mustn't is the short form (forma corta) of MUST NOT


GAME - RULES (must or mustn't)

BRITISH COUNCIL KIDS - MUST / MUSTN'T - Explanation and Game


Asking for permission

ASKING FOR PERMISSION - online activity

I hope you find these activities useful!

Janine