Students read and learn about jellyfish.
- In groups of 4 students, they read different fact cards about jellyfish.
- Then, they will talk about what they have learnt.
- Finally, they write the most important information on the jellyfish tentacles.
Students read and learn about jellyfish.
- In groups of 4 students, they read different fact cards about jellyfish.
- Then, they will talk about what they have learnt.
- Finally, they write the most important information on the jellyfish tentacles.
Read this text about Saint Patrick and do the following activities.
Students play a Scavenger about famous Women who changed and change the World. They have to find the information they need to complete the activity. The group who gets it first will be the winner.
Let´s learn about the use of SHOULD and SHOULDN´T.
Are mermaids real or not? Students read about these interesting creatures and do the activities.
Then, students watch this short video about the Little Mermaid and help her to recover her voice.
Students play a funny game about true and lies. They have to talk about different subjects trying to cheat their friends.
How to survive in an Island? Let´s watch this video and learn about these important tips.
Students watch the video and learn about how to use comparatives.
Then, they do the following activity.
Today, students create their own glasses for Carnival. They dessign it using the topic "I see the sea".
They are really cool!!
Students draw their friend´s hands and write 5 affirmative sentences and 5 negative sentences according to their last questionnaire.
Students practice questions about present simple. To do this, we use different activities and games in class:
- First, they have questions sentences in paper stripes they have to ask and answer in groups.
- Second, they play a board game to talk about their daily activities. ( in groups)
- Finally, they practice personal information questions in pairs.
Love is really important in life. We need to love others and to love ourselves. Students create two simple writing activities about why they love their friends and about what they really love in their lives.
This week, we are learning about time and daily routines. At the end of the week, students create a paper bag pirate using the techniques and materials they prefer.
Previously, they wrote a text about the pirate daily routines, so they include the paper inside the bag so they can read or talk about what their pirates do everyday.
This is a creative activity which includes writing, reading and speaking skills.
Students practice questions and answer about daily routines and they play with spinners to talk about daily routines.
Practicing present simple with games is really funny.
For this activity, students have to develop their creativity. They will dessign a clock to use in class and practice time. The clock will have a dessign related to sea.
Click, listen and choose the correct option.
Students listen to these audios and do the activities from the worksheet.
This year, our students have created a great Christmas scene related to our school project : The Sea.
They have painted wooden figures, created the oyster manger, made sailing ships with pirates, added a background with craft paper fish.... I think the result is awesome!!
Give children a small idea, and they will give it back bigger and nicer.
For this challenge, students have to be very creative and sarcastic. They create funny memes related to the sea.
Here, we are some examples of our students creations.
Children give directions and use Beebot to discover different sea animals.
Students, in groups, take decisions about their islands rules. They write them and show to the other pirates.
Today, students do two different activities:
- First, the native speaker did a picture dictation. Students listen to the directions and draw what she said. We used vocabulary related to pirates and sea; and followed directions.
- Second, students write a short text about what they see through their spyglass.
Students create pirate portraits using oil crayons colors. When they finish their portraits, they have to write a text about their pirates.
- Name, age
- Phisical description.
- Personality
- Extra information: country, job, family....
Students use different types of reading texts:
- The first text it is a reading text about pirates. They ask questions to check their understanding about the text.
- The second text is a map grid reading. They don´t have a text but they have to read the information they find in the map.
To develop a good reading competence and skill, students should face to different types of reading activities for them open their minds and reading strategies.