Animals

Hello!

How many of you like animals? Do you want to learn some more? Take a look!

Here is some more information about AMPHIBIANS. Click HERE.

The Five Continents

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We are learning about the continents this week. Did you know in America they count 7 continents while in Europe and Asia we count only 5? Here are their names.

Videos and songs:

Here are some presentations and games to practice some more:

Animals

Hi everyone!

Here we go we one of our favorite topics: animals!  Let's review the different kinds of animals there are. Read, watch videos and play some games to test your knowledge:

Click HERE for a simple classification. 

Do you like invertebrates? Learn some more about them:

The next video gets interesting at minute 2:10:

 Let's see if you can use what you learned to play these games:

Continents, Oceans... and more!

Hi!

We are learning about the continents and the oceans. There are five continents and there are also five oceans on Earth.

The continents are Africa, America,Asia, Europe and Oceania.

The oceans are the Atlantic, Indian, Pacific, Arctic and Southern Ocean.

We also need to learn main mountainsand rivers. Take a look at this PRESENTATION and read and learn about our world main features. You can also LISTEN TO A TALKING BOOK ABOUT THE UNIT. As always, I found some games to have fun while practicing.

GAME 1 - World continents and oceans quiz

GAME 2 - Drag the continents and oceans

GAME 3 - Oceans

GAME 4 - Continents

Unit 3 Story

Hi everyone!

We have listened to the story " A visit to planet Zing" today. It was pretty funny. We are practicing some grammar with it. It's not new because we also learned it in second grade, so let's review with the stories and these videos and games:

POWER POINT PRESENTATION - CLICK HERE

Here is a song you can listen to in order to practice "CAN" and "CAN´T".

Jobs!

Hi boys and girls!

We have just finished unit 2 in our English book and next Thursday we will begin unit 3. This time we are going to learn about jobs. Here is some of the vocabulary for the unit. Study it and learn some other professions with these videos:

If you want to learn more, how about playing some games?

GAME 1

GAMES - PART 2

Hi!

This week we are learning about maps in Social Sciences. There are three main types of maps:

Relief maps, political maps and road maps.

Here are two videos to understand the differences between them better:

In English we are finishing unit 2. We learned the difference between two sounds that are very similar: /ch/ and /sh/:

             

Here are the most important grammar and vocabulary lessons that we need to review for the test. Try to read it and remember what you do before practicing spports, during the match and after it. Also think of healthy habits like stretching, drinking lots of water and taking a shower.

Different games are practiced in different countries and continent. Can you remember how many players you need to play netball? How about lacrosse or cricket? Do you know what clothes to wear for each sport?

 And don't forget how to express like and dislike. Remember: if the question begins with "does" the answer will also have that word in its possitive (does) or negative form (doesn't). And don't mix up he and she. He is for males (boys) and she is for females (girls).

See you soon!