JOBS

34 Professions, by Irina
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Jobs 02, by Meggie Martin
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JOBS 1, by begosantao
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JOBS 2, by begosantao
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OCCUPATIONS, by papou
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MY FAMILY

FAMILY for young learners, by lucak (F)
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This is my family, by robirimini
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Mark´s family, by M. M.
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Simpson Family tree, by nicole.olivareslira
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Simpsons Family Quiz, by Vanessa Marruche
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FAMILY for young learners, by lucak (F)
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FAMILY, by Helena Barroso
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THE HOUSE

Activity 1 (Une las fotos de los muebles con las palabras)


Activity 2 (Une las palabras con sus definiciones)

Activity 3 (Sopa de letras)


Activity 4 (Explota los globos para formar palabras)

Activity 5 (Ayuda a Roger a decorar su habitación)

JOBS

OCCUPATIONS, by papou
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Jobs, Careers and Occupations, by Paul D. Gutiérrez Covey
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What do they do?, by Juan Guzman
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# Game for two students

SCHOOL OBJECTS

 3 exercises Spelling Classroom objects, by Irina
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Vocabulary: School subjects and school objects, by masai089
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IS IT?  AT SCHOOL, by  Cecilia
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Physical appearance

PHYSICAL  APPEARANCE  -  OPPOSITE  ADJECTVES, by fofuda
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MONSTERS (2° part), by  Cecilia
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Describing famous people, by robirimini
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Who is it ?, by mianne
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Describing people (09.12.09), by Manuela Nunes
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People, by robirimini
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Descriptions, by nicole.olivareslira
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FINAL TASK!

PLACES IN TOWN

1. Play the game here.

2. Listen and complete the map here.

3. Find the places here.

4. Write the names of the places in town:

BOWLING ALLEY - ICE RINK - SPORTS CENTRE - SHOPPING CENTRE - CINEMA

ANIMALS

Mira el siguiente libro. Escribe el nombre de los animales que aparecen y tradúcelos:



Mira este vídeo, luego ordena las letras para formar palabras y después tradúcelas en tu cuaderno.

Y ahora haz estas actividades en tu ordenador:
Activity 1

Activity 2

Activity 3

Activity 4

Activity 5


Ahora escribe los animales que te gustan y los que no te gustan:
I like...
I don't like...

PARTS OF THE BODY

Ve el siguiente vídeo y recuerda los nombres de las partes del cuerpo:




¿Cómo se dicen en inglés las partes del cuerpo? Prueba con el ejercicio #1

Ahora inténtalo de nuevo con estos ejercicios de memoria #2 y el ejercicio #3.

Parts of the body, by Stefania
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Body Parts Lesson, by Victoria-Ladybug
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SPORTS

What's the meaning of these words?
Believe in
Ghost Society
sure
dead
die
death
dying
kill
murder
killer
murderer
rest
earth
noise
beating
drum
footsteps
blow out
furniture
move
certain
despair
witch
laugh at
newspapers

IRREGULAR VERBS

DRACULA

BRAM STOKER
1. Who was Bram Stoker?
a. He was a vampire.
b. He was a writer.
c. He was an evil man.

2. Where was Bram Stoker from?
a. He was from England.
b. He was from Scotland.
c. He was from Ireland.

3. What's the most famous novel that Bram Stoker wrote?


VAMPIRES
4. There is only one way to kill a vampire...what is it?

5. How do vampires sleep?

6. Name several things you can do to keep vampires away:

DRACULA

6. Identify these characters and write one sentence about them:
a. Abraham Van Helsing
b. Jonathan Harker
c. Mina Murray
b. Lucy Westenra


7. Where was Count Dracula from?
a. He was from Pennsylvania.
b. He was from London.
c. He was from Transylvania.

8. Count Dracula was in love. Who was he firstly in love with?
a. He was in love with Elizabeth Bathory.
b. He was in love with Lucy Westenra.
c. He was in love with Mina Murray.






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9. Now finish the second story: "An Evil Spirit". What happens at the end?

AN EVIL SPIRIT

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1. TRANSLATE THESE WORDS (1 point):

Ship
I'm depressed
Go home
Squeeze
Flag
Remember
Holiday
Hill
Maybe
Monk

2. MATCH THE VERBS AND THE PREPOSITIONS (1 point):

Look for
Wait to
Listen at
Talk of
Think to

3. TRANSLATE THE VERBS AND THE PREPOSITIONS ABOVE (1 point):

4. ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS (5 points):

a. What can Pierre see, and hear, when he sits in the garden?
b. What happened at 11 o'clock?
c. Why did Pierre go to the doctor?
d. Every night, Pierre had the same bad dream. What happens in his dream?
e. How many people are there in the room when Pierre wakes up?

5. THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES ARE FALSE. CORRECT THE MISTAKES (2 points):

a. The doctor told Pierre he was sick.
b. Pierre met a monk. He was very unkind.

SUPERMARKET

Listen and watch. How many words do you know?



Now watch and guess: