Luz Casanova
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
Colour 4 unit 5 5º primaria
UNIT 5 COLOUR 4
§ Do you like…?
§ Yes, I do / No, I don´t.
§ I like… / I don´t like.
§ Why is it?
Really?
Where is it?
§ Say,
come!
Come on!
Let´s go!
Let´s dig!
§ What´s that?
§ Do you eat…?
§ Can you eat…?
§ What time do you have lunch?
breakfast ?
dinner?
§ I have lunch at one o´clock.
§ I drink… / she / he eats…
§ I don´t like
I don´t have
I don´t drink.
Classroom language:
§ Can you spell it, please?
§ How do you spell…?
§ It´s my / your turn.
§ Can you open your workbooks at page…?
§ Can we work in pairs ?
groups?
Vocabulario:
§ Alimentos:
bread, cereal, milk, cheese,
juice, fruit, butter, yoghurt,
biscuits, toast, pastry, eggs,
fish, meat, pasta, sweets,
beans, ice cream, rice, chips,
jam.
§ Comidas:
breakfast, meal,
dinner, lunch,
food.
§ Otras palabras:
message, code, stone, garden,
newspaper, treasure, near, hundreds,
hour, ship, o´clock, half-past,
pot secret, fun, alphabet, another,
notebook, spaces, mirror, pyramid,
good idea, three times a week,
a little, shirt, soon, moon,
November, June, cool.
Friday, April 1, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Colour 5 unit 5 6º P
§ There was there were.
§ There wasn´t there weren´t.
§ Was there? Were there?
§ What is…?
§ When were…?
§ How many…
§ I think that…
§ It was… metres long.
§ Its food was…
§ It was discovered during…
§ My (favourite) dinosaur was…
§ Its home was…
§ What´s the weather like?
§ If it is… there is/are
§ Unscramble…
§ Change the tense.
§ What do you know…?
§ Choose.
§ Sing on you own.
§ Do you think…?
§ It´s essential…
§ Speed up…
§ How do you say in your language?
§ Ask your friend.
§ Are they true or false?
§ Translate.
§ Repeat after me.
§ Take care of…
§ To be in danger of extinction.
§ What can we do?
§ Read about…
§ Make a brief description of…
§ Make question about…
Vocabulario:
§ Tiempo atmosférico:
sunny
windy
rainy
cloudy
snowy
foggy
storm
hot
cold
§ Otras palabras:
weather
dinosaur
wide
sharp
fog
term
freezing
push
noisy
volcano
erupt
meteorite
sells
seashells
seashore
climate
change
greenhouse effect
size
period
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