LISTENING COMPREHENSION

Find the answers to these questions:
    

             Who are the main characters?

Which is the relationship between the characters?

            Where are they?       

            What’s the name of this place?

            What has Mr. Kent lost?

            What’s used to see through a wall?

            What is her favorite subject?

            Did they like the lunch?

WRITING

Practicing the narrative style:

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CHRISTMAS CONCERT

Students in 6th year of Primary can sing the next song whose lyrics are attached for Christmas concert:

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CROSSWORD BODY PARTS

Here you have a crossword to practice vocabulary about body parts

 



1: It is behind you.

2: You can comb it.

3: Bend your arm.

4: If you step wrong you twist it

5: Bend your legs

6: You have five in your hand

7: You have two and let you walk

8: To eat and talk

9: You can paint them and they are in each finger

10: Some babys suck this finger

11:It hurts when you eat too much



VOCABULARY

VOCABULARY BODY PARTS
In this activity you can practice vocabulary about body parts:

 

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Web Recommended
There are huge amounts of resources to practice vocabulary on internet. The page that I recommend to you provides practices in a very entertaining way. In this page the vocabulary is ordered according to different categories, you can choose between different levels of difficulty and you can practice speaking, listening and spelling.

Click here to practice vocabulary.

KIDS SONGS

 

You can listen to different songs that take into account the degree of difficulty (from easiest to hardest). The first one is sung in English and also in Spanish. The second one lets children practice the numbers. The third one is a karaoke game for older children who can already read.

 

Head, shoulders, knees and toes

  

 

Five little monkeys 

 

Row, row, row your boat

 

INDEX

CHRISTMAS CONCERT
CROSSWORD BODY PART
KIDS SONGS
LISTENING COMPREHENSION
VOCABULARY
WRITING