6th GRADE. GENERAL GRAMMAR

During spring break, try and find some time to review some basick English Grammar.  The below games will review modal verbs as well as future, present perfect and past continous tenses.   Have a Happy Easter!!

Practice modal verbs - can, could, might, must, should using this ESL fun Game

MODAL VERBS GAME

Practice future tenses - will, going to, doing using this ESL fun Game

FUTURE FORMS GAME

Practice have done - present perfect using this ESL fun Game

PRESENT PERFECT GAME

Present-perfect vs. past tenses: Practice present-perfect vs. past tenses using this ESL fun Game.

PRESENT PERFECT VS PAST CONTINUOUS 

5th GRADE BASIC GRAMMAR

If  you would like to practice making sentences at home with present continuous, present simple, past simple and question words, follow the link below to play games online.  

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

PRESENT SIMPLE

PAST CONTINUOUS

QUESTION WORDS

1st GRADE. FARM ANIMALS

In unit 6 we are learning animals. Let´s practice at home with these resources.

Song to learn the farm animals and their sounds

 

Fun activity to practice the vocabulary

Vocabulary game 

2nd GRADE. FOOD.

We are learning about different foods and beverages.  While learning food vocabulary, we are also learning the phrase structures of  "I like ....", I don´t like....", "Yes, I do", No, I don´t".

Listen to the following song to see if you like or don´t like the food they show you! 

 

Try playing this catapult game at home to practice identifying different types of food. 

 

Food and drink game

 

4th GRADE. PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

In unit 6 we are studying prepositions of time.  This can often be difficult to understand when to use the appropriate prepostion with the corresponding time reference.  

Here is a brief explanation that will help you.

Practice at home with the activity below.

Prepositions of time 

MY LEFT HAND AND MY RIGHT HAND

In our 5 years old classes we have been working on the concept of right and left.

One of the activities we did was with our own hands. We got into pairs and put out right hands into blue and red paint and then we joined our hands with our partner and magically the colors turned to purple!

On our left hands we used red and yellow paint and once again joined them with our partner and now the color turned to orange.

 

We then stamped our hands on a part of our book to have a fun looking page.

 

The following are some songs to work on the concept of left and right to practice with at home

Resources for all levels: Oxford Incredible English
In this link you can find vocabulary, games, songs and chants, listenings...
Choose your level and practise!

https://elt.oup.com/student/incredibleenglish/?cc=global&selLanguage=en