Countries

Game:
Choose the country
There is /are
All flags

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Australia
Canada
United kingdom
United States of America

Recuerden que este lunes 30 de mayo se tomarán las evaluaciones de los niños que han faltado en la sala de 5to básico a las 16:15 horas.

Los espero.

Bilingual List

Homework:

Choose 10 adjectives and create 10 sentences using the stative verbs (feel, seem, etc)
Escoja 10 adjetivos y cree 10 oraciones utilizando los verbos de estado.

REMEMBER: THIS WEDNESDAY, YOU ARE TAKING A  MINI TEST ABOUT ADJECTIVES

Shops , Stores and more

HOTEL

 

HOSPITAL

BAKERY

LIBRARY

PET SHOP

TOY STORE

SUPERMARKET

SWIMMING POOL

POLICE STATION

FIRE STATION

RESTAURANT

SCHOOL

Downloads:

Map to complete

Draw

Traffic Vocabulary

Yield:

Stop:

Traffic Light:

Crosswalk:

Daily Routine Verbs

WAKE UP: 

I wake up at six o'clock.   He wakes up at half past six.

GET UP

I get up at six o'clock.  He wakes up at a quarter past six.

TAKE A SHOWER:

I take a shower at half past six. He takes a shower at seven o'clock.

COMB (MY) HAIR

I comb my hair at ten to seven. She combs her hair at seven o'clock.

GET DRESSED

I get dressed at seven o'clock. He gets dressed at five past seven.

HAVE BREAKFAST

I have breakfast at a quarter to eight. He has breakfast at half past seven.

BRUSH (MY) TEETH

I brush my teeth at five to eight. He brushes his teeth at a quarter to eight.

MAKE UP ( or PUT ON MAKE UP)

I put on make up at ten to eight. She puts on make up at ten o'clock.

I make up at ten to eight. She makes up at ten o'clock.

GO TO SCHOOL

I go to school at eight o'clock. She goes to school at ten past eight.

HAVE LUCH

I have lunch at half past one. He has lunch at ten to two.

GO BACK HOME

I go back home at six o'clock. She goes back home at a four o'clock.

DO THE HOMEWORK

I do the homework at ten past six. He does the homework at twenty past four.

WATCH TV

I watch T.V at seven o'clock. He watches TV at ten past five.

HAVE DINNER

I have dinner at eight o'clock. She has dinner at ten to eight.

GO TO BED

I go to bed at ten o'clock. He goes to bed at half past nine.

GET UNDRESSED

I get undressed at ten to ten. He gets undressed at twenty past nine.

The time

For the parents:

En inglés se dicen primero los minutos y luego la hora: It's ten past two (Son las dos diez.)

Cada vez que utilizamos minutos que se ubican en el reloj entre el minuto uno y los treinta usamos la expresión PAST. It's five past three (3:05). It's twenty past four (4:20). 

Pero cada vez que se encuentra entre 31y 59 minutos utilizamos la expresión TO. It's five to three (2:55). It's twenty to four (3:80). 

Las medias horas se expresan con HALF mas la expresión PAST. It's half past two (2:30).

Quince minutos se expresa A QUARTER y se agrega TO o PAST  dependiendo de si nos referimos a quince minutos o cuarenta y cinco. It's a quarter past two (2:15). It's a quarter to three (2:45).

Las horas en punto se expresan con O'CLOCK. It's one o'clock (1:00). It's four o'clock (4:00).

Downloads:


The Time Activities
Clocks activity

Online:

Time Game
Snapdragon from BBC - Telling the time

Daily Routine, Simple Present Tense

Here you have two different songs using daily routine and simple present.

 

Marks

Mediante este blog le informo a los padres que comenzaremos con la evaluacion de actividades clase a clase para asi lograr evaluar de mejor forma el proceso. Esto se efectuará en todos los niveles.

Además, para los apoderados de Primero Básico las proximas evaluaciones ya serán escritas.

Atentamente,
Lesly Albornoz

Homework 4th Grade

Write your routine and your friend's routine including the hour and using the verbs from the latest worksheet about daily routine verbs.


ex:


I wake up at seven o'clock.        Camilo wakes up at half past six.

If you don't remember the hour, here you have a clock:

7:00: at seven o'clock.
3:30: at half past three.
4:15: at a quarter past four
2:10: at ten past two
3:45: at a quarter to four
5:50: at ten to six

Homework 2nd Grade

Create a poster with the numbers from 1 to 12 and then 20 to 100 (by tens) like this:

ONE

TWO

and so on.

Make-up tests

If you missed tests, you must take the make-up test next Friday (on 20th May) at half past two. 

See you in the 5th grade room!

Happy Student's Day!

Happy Student's Day everybody. Have a lot of fun and enjoy our show  hahahaha

Body Parts and Adjectives

To describe someone you need adjectives and body parts. Here you have a picture to remember body parts.

Some adjectives: 

 To download:

Body Parts Handout
Adjectives
Adjectives Flash Cards
Adjectives Slide

Stative Verbs

Verbs like "understand", "want", "know" and "remember" are called stative verbs, they deal with states, as opposed to verbs like "listen", or "talk" that deal with actions. we don't usually use stative verbs in the present continuous.



Stative (or State) Verb List

like	know	belong
love	realise	fit
hate	suppose	contain
want	mean	consist
need	understand	seem
prefer	believe	depend
agree	remember	matter
mind	recognise	see
own	appear	look (=seem)
sound	taste	smell
hear	astonish	deny
disagree	please	impress
satisfy	promise	surprise
doubt	think (=have an opinion)	feel (=have an opinion)
wish	imagine	concern
dislike	be	have
deserve	involve	include
lack	measure (=have length etc)	possess
owe	weigh (=have weight)

A verb which isn’t stative is called a dynamic verb, and is usually an action.


You can group verbs that show a state in the following ways:-
Verbs that show thought - know, believe, undertand etc.
Verbs that show possession - have, own, want, contain etc.
Verbs that show senses - hear, see, smell etc.
Verbs that show emotion - love, hate, want, need etc.

Some practice:
Quiz from BBC

Present Simple

In spanish: El presente simple es el tiempo verbal más simple del inglés. Se suele utilizar para hablar sobre hechos que constituyen hábitos o costumbres. La única dificultad está en la 3ª persona del singular "he", "she", "it" o cualquier sustantivo propio que lo reemplaze. Como regla general se añade s, pero en algunos casos, que deben mantener siempre en mente, se añade es.
 Cuando el verbo acaba ya en s, o, sh, ch, x agregamos ES.

watch -> watches

go -> goes

do -> does

Y Cuando el verbo acaba en y, y a ésta le precede una consonante, tenemos que cambiar la y por i, para a continuación añadir es:   

fly -> flies

study -> studies  

In English: Here you have some worksheets about daily routines and present simple to download.

Daily Routine Slide (powerpoint)
Daily Routine Vocabulary Black and White 
Daily Routine Vocabulary  

The animals tracing activity

Here it is the vocabulary about the animals you need to do your homework.
 The animals

Homework 4th Grade

Create a poster about all the animals from your list. Draw the animal, write its name and create a sentence about that animal using present simple. For example:

FISH:  The fish lives in the water.