This document contains lessons and activities for teaching English vocabulary. Lesson 1 includes cutting out vocabulary cards with words or phrases in English and drawings/translations on the back. Students are instructed to keep the cards in a folder to practice frequently. Another activity has students cut out greeting phrases and glue them in the correct order beneath photos. Lesson 2 focuses on manners vocabulary and matching phrases like "Excuse me" to situations. Throughout, students cut out words and pictures and complete activities to practice new vocabulary.
2012 english scheme-of-work-for-remove-classNurul Atiqah
The document provides the English scheme of work for Remove Class 2015 at SMK Batu 4 Gerik, Perak, Malaysia. It outlines the topics, learning outcomes, objectives, activities and educational emphases for each week over the course of the year. The topics covered include getting to know yourself, occupations, favourite personalities, animals, nature, inventions, instructions, and electricity. Learning activities involve listening, speaking, reading, and writing exercises. Educational emphases encourage the development of thinking skills, knowledge acquisition, and multiple intelligences.
This document is an English lesson guide for 1st grade students. It instructs students to write out the pronunciation of the letters in their name, the sounds of each letter of the alphabet, and words beginning with different letters. Students are also asked to say the vowels in English. The guide provides an activity for students to practice writing, sounds, and words related to the alphabet.
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This document provides a pedagogical guide for an English language class at Liceo Farallones del Norte school. It includes information such as legal references for teaching English, the purposes and objectives of the class, themes that will be covered, assessments that will be used, teaching competencies and skills, sample activities and lessons. The lessons focus on topics like likes/dislikes, food, leisure activities, and going to the supermarket or restaurant. Activities include filling in blanks, answering questions, role playing conversations, and expressing opinions orally and in writing. The guide aims to help students develop their English linguistic and sociolinguistic competencies.
This document provides a microcurricular plan for an English as a Foreign Language class at a school in Manabi Province, Ecuador. It outlines the unit objectives, skills to be developed, lesson plans, activities and evaluation criteria for three lessons on greetings, family members and phonics. The lessons aim to help students communicate basic greetings and family relationships in English through speaking, reading, writing and music activities while developing cultural awareness. Progress will be evaluated through observation, checklists, quizzes and participation.
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1. The document is a pedagogical guide for an English class at the Liceo Farallones del Norte school.
2. The guide outlines expressive, cognitive, and affective purposes and includes indicators to evaluate student performance.
3. It presents topics like meals, feelings, and places in the city and provides vocabulary, exercises, and activities for students to practice expressing themselves in English on these everyday topics through speaking, writing, and other skills.
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This document is a lesson guide for teaching English to 2nd grade students. It includes the following:
- Objectives for the lesson including affective, cognitive and expressive goals.
- Topics that will be covered such as numbers, clothing, weather, animals and days/months.
- Assessment indicators to evaluate student performance.
- Teaching methods and activities that will be used such as games, drawings and conversations.
- Individual lesson plans for each topic with warm-up activities, expressions to practice and assessments.
The guide provides a detailed plan to teach English vocabulary and expressions to 2nd grade students through engaging activities focused on common topics. Assessment and objectives are also outlined to guide instruction
This document outlines the contents and activities for an English language learning unit titled "Let's Get Started". The unit aims to develop students' oral and written skills, language awareness, and sociocultural awareness through activities focused on personal information, likes/dislikes, daily routines, household chores, and unusual jobs. It consists of 8 sessions with activities like introducing themselves, drafting a class contract, reading texts and answering comprehension questions, listening exercises, vocabulary practice, grammar exercises, writing descriptions and sentences, and a final self-assessment. The overall goal is to help students learn and practice related vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and language skills.
This document contains a scheme of work for English language lessons for Form 4 students at SMK Lahad over the course of 2016. It outlines the weekly themes, learning outcomes, activities, and grammar/language focus for each lesson. The lessons cover a range of topics including people, the environment, social issues, science and technology. Learning outcomes involve developing language skills for interpersonal communication, obtaining and presenting information, and analyzing aesthetic texts. Activities include discussions, presentations, reading comprehension, and composition exercises.
2012 english scheme-of-work-for-remove-classNurul Atiqah
The document provides the English scheme of work for Remove Class 2015 at SMK Batu 4 Gerik, Perak, Malaysia. It outlines the topics, learning outcomes, objectives, activities and educational emphases for each week over the course of the year. The topics covered include getting to know yourself, occupations, favourite personalities, animals, nature, inventions, instructions, and electricity. Learning activities involve listening, speaking, reading, and writing exercises. Educational emphases encourage the development of thinking skills, knowledge acquisition, and multiple intelligences.
This document is an English lesson guide for 1st grade students. It instructs students to write out the pronunciation of the letters in their name, the sounds of each letter of the alphabet, and words beginning with different letters. Students are also asked to say the vowels in English. The guide provides an activity for students to practice writing, sounds, and words related to the alphabet.
Guia tercer periodo parte 1 Ingles Tercer Gradostephania07
This document provides a pedagogical guide for an English language class at Liceo Farallones del Norte school. It includes information such as legal references for teaching English, the purposes and objectives of the class, themes that will be covered, assessments that will be used, teaching competencies and skills, sample activities and lessons. The lessons focus on topics like likes/dislikes, food, leisure activities, and going to the supermarket or restaurant. Activities include filling in blanks, answering questions, role playing conversations, and expressing opinions orally and in writing. The guide aims to help students develop their English linguistic and sociolinguistic competencies.
This document provides a microcurricular plan for an English as a Foreign Language class at a school in Manabi Province, Ecuador. It outlines the unit objectives, skills to be developed, lesson plans, activities and evaluation criteria for three lessons on greetings, family members and phonics. The lessons aim to help students communicate basic greetings and family relationships in English through speaking, reading, writing and music activities while developing cultural awareness. Progress will be evaluated through observation, checklists, quizzes and participation.
Guia tercer periodo parte 1 Ingles Segundo Gradostephania07
1. The document is a pedagogical guide for an English class at the Liceo Farallones del Norte school.
2. The guide outlines expressive, cognitive, and affective purposes and includes indicators to evaluate student performance.
3. It presents topics like meals, feelings, and places in the city and provides vocabulary, exercises, and activities for students to practice expressing themselves in English on these everyday topics through speaking, writing, and other skills.
Guia segundo periodo Ingles Segundo Gradostephania07
This document is a lesson guide for teaching English to 2nd grade students. It includes the following:
- Objectives for the lesson including affective, cognitive and expressive goals.
- Topics that will be covered such as numbers, clothing, weather, animals and days/months.
- Assessment indicators to evaluate student performance.
- Teaching methods and activities that will be used such as games, drawings and conversations.
- Individual lesson plans for each topic with warm-up activities, expressions to practice and assessments.
The guide provides a detailed plan to teach English vocabulary and expressions to 2nd grade students through engaging activities focused on common topics. Assessment and objectives are also outlined to guide instruction
This document outlines the contents and activities for an English language learning unit titled "Let's Get Started". The unit aims to develop students' oral and written skills, language awareness, and sociocultural awareness through activities focused on personal information, likes/dislikes, daily routines, household chores, and unusual jobs. It consists of 8 sessions with activities like introducing themselves, drafting a class contract, reading texts and answering comprehension questions, listening exercises, vocabulary practice, grammar exercises, writing descriptions and sentences, and a final self-assessment. The overall goal is to help students learn and practice related vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and language skills.
This document contains a scheme of work for English language lessons for Form 4 students at SMK Lahad over the course of 2016. It outlines the weekly themes, learning outcomes, activities, and grammar/language focus for each lesson. The lessons cover a range of topics including people, the environment, social issues, science and technology. Learning outcomes involve developing language skills for interpersonal communication, obtaining and presenting information, and analyzing aesthetic texts. Activities include discussions, presentations, reading comprehension, and composition exercises.
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This document contains a scheme of work for an English language class for Form 3 students over 14 weeks. It includes the weekly themes/topics to be covered, learning outcomes, activities, assessment descriptors, educational emphasis, grammar and sound systems focus. The topics covered include people, social issues, health. Learning outcomes involve language use for interpersonal communication, obtaining and presenting information, and aesthetic/literary analysis. Activities include listening, reading, discussions, writing summaries and other texts. Assessments are for speaking, reading and writing skills. The educational emphasis is on real-world preparation, learning skills, values and citizenship. Vocabulary and grammar focuses are also outlined.
Yearly lesson plan English Language (form 3) 2015mazlina mat isa
This document provides a yearly lesson plan for an English language course for Form 3 students in Malaysia. It includes 14 chapters to be covered from January to June, addressing topics like people, social issues, health, environment, and science. Each chapter outlines learning outcomes, language content, grammar, activities and exercises to be covered. Key language skills are interpersonal communication, understanding informational texts, and appreciation of aesthetic texts. Literature and poems are also included each month to enhance language learning.
This document provides a scheme of work for Form 1 English Language. It outlines 10 units to be covered over the year, including themes like family, friends, health, safety, school, values and the environment. Each unit lists learning outcomes, language content, activities and educational emphases for three levels of students. A variety of grammar, vocabulary and language skills are practiced through activities such as stories, poems, projects and class discussions. Testing and breaks are also included in the schedule.
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This document appears to be a teaching guide for a Spanish language school. It contains several lesson plans on topics related to the city, including telling time, having conversations about places in the city, and describing locations. It encourages students to practice expressing these concepts orally and in writing. The lessons include vocabulary building, matching exercises, role plays, and drawing activities. The document stresses caring for the environment and the importance of recycling to protect the city.
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This document provides an overview of letter writing and its various components. It discusses that letter writing is a skilled composition that reveals the writer's personality. It also differentiates between formal and informal letters. The key parts of a letter identified are the sender's address, salutation, content, and subscription. Specific examples are provided for salutations and subscriptions based on the type of letter. Common mistakes in letter writing are highlighted. The overall document serves as an introduction to learning the correct way of writing letters.
This document outlines the expectations and activities for a Year 7 language class, including introducing an activity where students will work in groups to create and learn a new language for an imaginary island, with the goal of practicing language skills and cultural understanding. Students will draw and label their island, learn vocabulary in their new language, and roleplay communicating with speakers of other imaginary islands' languages.
1) The document provides guidance on using determiners like "some", "any", "much", "many", "few", "little" correctly. It explains that "some" is used for positive statements and "any" for negative statements or questions.
2) It discusses that "much" is used with singular uncountable nouns and "many" with plural countable nouns. It also explains that "few", "a few", and "the few" are used with plural countable nouns while "little", "a little", and "the little" are used with singular uncountable nouns.
3) The document engages students through dialogues between a teacher and
This document provides a scheme of work for an English language course for Form 1 students over 38 weeks. It outlines the weekly themes and topics to be covered, the intended learning outcomes, suggested activities, and assessments. The topics covered include family, friends, health, safety, school, values, citizenship, and the environment. The learning outcomes focus on developing students' language skills for interpersonal communication, acquiring and understanding information, and appreciating literature. Grammar, vocabulary, and sound system concepts are also integrated into the lessons.
The document provides guidance on skills for teaching English pronunciation, developing vocabulary, comprehending texts, studying effectively, giving oral presentations, writing compositions, and evaluating student presentations. It includes tips for distinguishing sounds, recalling information, making predictions, stressing words, and structuring speeches. The document also lists criteria for evaluating students' use of voice, language, knowledge, and visual aids during oral presentations.
This document contains a scheme of work for an English language class at SMK Lahad for Form 3 students. It outlines the weekly themes, learning outcomes, activities, and assessments over 18 weeks. The themes center around people, social issues, and leisure. Learning outcomes focus on interpersonal communication, accessing and presenting information, and aesthetic appreciation. Sample activities include discussions, listening comprehension, reading comprehension, writing summaries and opinions. Assessments evaluate oral and written language skills development in areas like vocabulary, grammar, and sound system mastery.
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The document outlines an English language curriculum for Form 1 students in the second term of 2014. It includes 12 chapters to be covered from weeks 22 to 43, with objectives, language content, and assessments for each chapter. The objectives focus on developing students' interpersonal, informational, and aesthetic communication skills. Language content includes vocabulary, grammar structures, sounds, and other language elements. Assessments range from writing descriptions, to identifying main ideas and drawing conclusions. The curriculum aims to develop students' thinking skills, values, and ICT skills through the study of family, friends, health, safety, and other social themes.
This document provides a scheme of work for Form 2 English language students at SMK Lahar over 15 weeks. It outlines the weekly themes, learning outcomes, activities, assessments, educational emphasis on grammar and sounds. The themes covered include people, environment, jobs, cities, friendship, daily routines and precious moments. Learning outcomes involve interpersonal, informational and aesthetic language uses. Activities include discussions, interviews, readings, descriptions and writing. Assessments evaluate listening, reading and writing skills. The educational emphasis is on grammar structures and pronunciation of sounds.
This document contains a scheme of work for an English language class at SMK Lahad for Form 1 students in 2016. It outlines the weekly plan from weeks 1-12, covering four units: Knowing Me, Knowing You; Hobbies; Going Places; and Safe and Sound. Each week specifies the learning outcomes, topics, activities and teaching strategies. The document provides details for lesson plans, including objectives, materials, and values to be taught each week to help students develop English communication skills like talking about themselves, asking questions, and discussing plans.
This document provides a scheme of work for an English language course divided into weekly chapters and themes. Each week covers different language skills including interpersonal communication, informational texts, aesthetic texts like poems, and grammar.
For weeks 1-2, the focus is on introducing oneself, talking about friends and family, asking and answering questions, and reading a poem. Grammar covers question words, tenses, pronouns and adjectives.
Weeks 3-4 continue building communication skills around inviting friends, thanking, apologizing and expressing thanks. Reading includes analyzing elements of poems like rhyme and figurative language.
The document continues in this format for 18 additional weeks, covering topics like health,
This document outlines the English scheme of work for Year 5 students over 7 weeks. It includes the weekly themes, topics, learning outcomes, grammar and vocabulary specifications. The focus is on developing students' listening, speaking, reading and writing skills around topics like family relationships and travel/adventures. Key goals are talking about families, reading different texts, using pronouns/compound words, understanding ordinal numbers and dates, writing paragraphs and brochures. Grammar covers pronouns, possessives, modals and past tense verbs. Vocabulary relates to family members, celebrations, travel destinations and activities.
The document is a scheme of work for English language lessons at SMK Lahar for Form 4 students in 2019. It outlines the weekly themes, learning outcomes, activities and educational emphasis for each week. Some of the key topics covered include people, social issues, environment, science and technology. Learning outcomes involve developing language skills for interpersonal communication, obtaining and presenting information, as well as appreciating language aesthetically through poems, stories and drama. Grammar, sounds and thinking skills are integrated into the lessons each week.
This document provides an overview of an English language program called "SENA English Program (SEP): English right here, right now." It includes credits for those who coordinated, directed, and contributed to the program. The introduction explains that the program was developed to meet the needs and expectations of language learners at SENA. It is divided into four units that cover topics like introducing yourself, describing people and daily routines, past experiences and future events. Each unit includes sections for learning vocabulary, grammar structures, reading, writing, listening and interactive activities. The goal is to provide activities to help apprentices improve their English competencies.
1. The document provides 101 activities for using word cards in the classroom, ranging from whole-class games to literacy group and individual activities.
2. Suggested activities include hanging word cards throughout the classroom, playing word games like Guess What and Chinese Whispers, and using word cards for writing, spelling, and vocabulary practice in activities like Word Classification and Wordle.
3. The activities are designed to immerse students in words and engage them in playing with words at every opportunity for reading and literacy development.
This document provides 20 tips for learning English, with a focus on listening, reading, speaking and practicing everyday. Some key tips include listening to English for 20 minutes a day to improve listening skills, reading topics of interest to stay motivated, learning 10 new English words every day, and practicing speaking through repetition and memorizing short dialogues. The overall message is that consistent small practices like listening, reading, writing and repeating words are very effective for improving English skills.
This document provides tips and guidance for students learning Chinese as a foreign language. It outlines necessary school supplies and emphasizes the importance of practicing Chinese characters regularly, using online learning programs, and posting characters around the home for frequent viewing. Students are also encouraged to find links and patterns between characters, speak Chinese in front of a mirror, and listen to vocabulary and sentence recordings to improve pronunciation. The overall message is to be positive and enjoy learning Chinese.
1) The document provides 22 tips for learning English, focusing on listening, speaking, reading, and writing practice. It emphasizes listening to English for 20 minutes daily to develop an ear for the language.
2) Tips include repeating words after hearing them, guessing meanings from context, reading topics of interest, and learning 10 new words daily. Regular practice of 20 minutes each of reading and listening is recommended.
3) Speaking practice involves learning short dialogs, simultaneous repetition of audio, and keeping a notebook of words and phrases from English media to incorporate into conversations. Writing tips include copying texts and writing stories daily.
This document provides teaching ideas for developing students' vocabulary through guided reading groups. It includes ideas such as having students create word expert cards to teach definitions to peers, using word maps and charts to organize and define terms, creating possible sentences using target words, making flip books to illustrate and define words, and analyzing word parts and meanings. The document aims to incorporate illustrations and engage students in meaningful discussions of words in context to help them understand and recall new vocabulary.
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This document contains a scheme of work for an English language class for Form 3 students over 14 weeks. It includes the weekly themes/topics to be covered, learning outcomes, activities, assessment descriptors, educational emphasis, grammar and sound systems focus. The topics covered include people, social issues, health. Learning outcomes involve language use for interpersonal communication, obtaining and presenting information, and aesthetic/literary analysis. Activities include listening, reading, discussions, writing summaries and other texts. Assessments are for speaking, reading and writing skills. The educational emphasis is on real-world preparation, learning skills, values and citizenship. Vocabulary and grammar focuses are also outlined.
Yearly lesson plan English Language (form 3) 2015mazlina mat isa
This document provides a yearly lesson plan for an English language course for Form 3 students in Malaysia. It includes 14 chapters to be covered from January to June, addressing topics like people, social issues, health, environment, and science. Each chapter outlines learning outcomes, language content, grammar, activities and exercises to be covered. Key language skills are interpersonal communication, understanding informational texts, and appreciation of aesthetic texts. Literature and poems are also included each month to enhance language learning.
This document provides a scheme of work for Form 1 English Language. It outlines 10 units to be covered over the year, including themes like family, friends, health, safety, school, values and the environment. Each unit lists learning outcomes, language content, activities and educational emphases for three levels of students. A variety of grammar, vocabulary and language skills are practiced through activities such as stories, poems, projects and class discussions. Testing and breaks are also included in the schedule.
Guia tercer periodo parte 2 Ingles Segundo Gradostephania07
This document appears to be a teaching guide for a Spanish language school. It contains several lesson plans on topics related to the city, including telling time, having conversations about places in the city, and describing locations. It encourages students to practice expressing these concepts orally and in writing. The lessons include vocabulary building, matching exercises, role plays, and drawing activities. The document stresses caring for the environment and the importance of recycling to protect the city.
Ix application and letter writing 1_betaavtardhillon
This document provides an overview of letter writing and its various components. It discusses that letter writing is a skilled composition that reveals the writer's personality. It also differentiates between formal and informal letters. The key parts of a letter identified are the sender's address, salutation, content, and subscription. Specific examples are provided for salutations and subscriptions based on the type of letter. Common mistakes in letter writing are highlighted. The overall document serves as an introduction to learning the correct way of writing letters.
This document outlines the expectations and activities for a Year 7 language class, including introducing an activity where students will work in groups to create and learn a new language for an imaginary island, with the goal of practicing language skills and cultural understanding. Students will draw and label their island, learn vocabulary in their new language, and roleplay communicating with speakers of other imaginary islands' languages.
1) The document provides guidance on using determiners like "some", "any", "much", "many", "few", "little" correctly. It explains that "some" is used for positive statements and "any" for negative statements or questions.
2) It discusses that "much" is used with singular uncountable nouns and "many" with plural countable nouns. It also explains that "few", "a few", and "the few" are used with plural countable nouns while "little", "a little", and "the little" are used with singular uncountable nouns.
3) The document engages students through dialogues between a teacher and
This document provides a scheme of work for an English language course for Form 1 students over 38 weeks. It outlines the weekly themes and topics to be covered, the intended learning outcomes, suggested activities, and assessments. The topics covered include family, friends, health, safety, school, values, citizenship, and the environment. The learning outcomes focus on developing students' language skills for interpersonal communication, acquiring and understanding information, and appreciating literature. Grammar, vocabulary, and sound system concepts are also integrated into the lessons.
The document provides guidance on skills for teaching English pronunciation, developing vocabulary, comprehending texts, studying effectively, giving oral presentations, writing compositions, and evaluating student presentations. It includes tips for distinguishing sounds, recalling information, making predictions, stressing words, and structuring speeches. The document also lists criteria for evaluating students' use of voice, language, knowledge, and visual aids during oral presentations.
This document contains a scheme of work for an English language class at SMK Lahad for Form 3 students. It outlines the weekly themes, learning outcomes, activities, and assessments over 18 weeks. The themes center around people, social issues, and leisure. Learning outcomes focus on interpersonal communication, accessing and presenting information, and aesthetic appreciation. Sample activities include discussions, listening comprehension, reading comprehension, writing summaries and opinions. Assessments evaluate oral and written language skills development in areas like vocabulary, grammar, and sound system mastery.
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The document outlines an English language curriculum for Form 1 students in the second term of 2014. It includes 12 chapters to be covered from weeks 22 to 43, with objectives, language content, and assessments for each chapter. The objectives focus on developing students' interpersonal, informational, and aesthetic communication skills. Language content includes vocabulary, grammar structures, sounds, and other language elements. Assessments range from writing descriptions, to identifying main ideas and drawing conclusions. The curriculum aims to develop students' thinking skills, values, and ICT skills through the study of family, friends, health, safety, and other social themes.
This document provides a scheme of work for Form 2 English language students at SMK Lahar over 15 weeks. It outlines the weekly themes, learning outcomes, activities, assessments, educational emphasis on grammar and sounds. The themes covered include people, environment, jobs, cities, friendship, daily routines and precious moments. Learning outcomes involve interpersonal, informational and aesthetic language uses. Activities include discussions, interviews, readings, descriptions and writing. Assessments evaluate listening, reading and writing skills. The educational emphasis is on grammar structures and pronunciation of sounds.
This document contains a scheme of work for an English language class at SMK Lahad for Form 1 students in 2016. It outlines the weekly plan from weeks 1-12, covering four units: Knowing Me, Knowing You; Hobbies; Going Places; and Safe and Sound. Each week specifies the learning outcomes, topics, activities and teaching strategies. The document provides details for lesson plans, including objectives, materials, and values to be taught each week to help students develop English communication skills like talking about themselves, asking questions, and discussing plans.
This document provides a scheme of work for an English language course divided into weekly chapters and themes. Each week covers different language skills including interpersonal communication, informational texts, aesthetic texts like poems, and grammar.
For weeks 1-2, the focus is on introducing oneself, talking about friends and family, asking and answering questions, and reading a poem. Grammar covers question words, tenses, pronouns and adjectives.
Weeks 3-4 continue building communication skills around inviting friends, thanking, apologizing and expressing thanks. Reading includes analyzing elements of poems like rhyme and figurative language.
The document continues in this format for 18 additional weeks, covering topics like health,
This document outlines the English scheme of work for Year 5 students over 7 weeks. It includes the weekly themes, topics, learning outcomes, grammar and vocabulary specifications. The focus is on developing students' listening, speaking, reading and writing skills around topics like family relationships and travel/adventures. Key goals are talking about families, reading different texts, using pronouns/compound words, understanding ordinal numbers and dates, writing paragraphs and brochures. Grammar covers pronouns, possessives, modals and past tense verbs. Vocabulary relates to family members, celebrations, travel destinations and activities.
The document is a scheme of work for English language lessons at SMK Lahar for Form 4 students in 2019. It outlines the weekly themes, learning outcomes, activities and educational emphasis for each week. Some of the key topics covered include people, social issues, environment, science and technology. Learning outcomes involve developing language skills for interpersonal communication, obtaining and presenting information, as well as appreciating language aesthetically through poems, stories and drama. Grammar, sounds and thinking skills are integrated into the lessons each week.
This document provides an overview of an English language program called "SENA English Program (SEP): English right here, right now." It includes credits for those who coordinated, directed, and contributed to the program. The introduction explains that the program was developed to meet the needs and expectations of language learners at SENA. It is divided into four units that cover topics like introducing yourself, describing people and daily routines, past experiences and future events. Each unit includes sections for learning vocabulary, grammar structures, reading, writing, listening and interactive activities. The goal is to provide activities to help apprentices improve their English competencies.
1. The document provides 101 activities for using word cards in the classroom, ranging from whole-class games to literacy group and individual activities.
2. Suggested activities include hanging word cards throughout the classroom, playing word games like Guess What and Chinese Whispers, and using word cards for writing, spelling, and vocabulary practice in activities like Word Classification and Wordle.
3. The activities are designed to immerse students in words and engage them in playing with words at every opportunity for reading and literacy development.
This document provides 20 tips for learning English, with a focus on listening, reading, speaking and practicing everyday. Some key tips include listening to English for 20 minutes a day to improve listening skills, reading topics of interest to stay motivated, learning 10 new English words every day, and practicing speaking through repetition and memorizing short dialogues. The overall message is that consistent small practices like listening, reading, writing and repeating words are very effective for improving English skills.
This document provides tips and guidance for students learning Chinese as a foreign language. It outlines necessary school supplies and emphasizes the importance of practicing Chinese characters regularly, using online learning programs, and posting characters around the home for frequent viewing. Students are also encouraged to find links and patterns between characters, speak Chinese in front of a mirror, and listen to vocabulary and sentence recordings to improve pronunciation. The overall message is to be positive and enjoy learning Chinese.
1) The document provides 22 tips for learning English, focusing on listening, speaking, reading, and writing practice. It emphasizes listening to English for 20 minutes daily to develop an ear for the language.
2) Tips include repeating words after hearing them, guessing meanings from context, reading topics of interest, and learning 10 new words daily. Regular practice of 20 minutes each of reading and listening is recommended.
3) Speaking practice involves learning short dialogs, simultaneous repetition of audio, and keeping a notebook of words and phrases from English media to incorporate into conversations. Writing tips include copying texts and writing stories daily.
This document provides teaching ideas for developing students' vocabulary through guided reading groups. It includes ideas such as having students create word expert cards to teach definitions to peers, using word maps and charts to organize and define terms, creating possible sentences using target words, making flip books to illustrate and define words, and analyzing word parts and meanings. The document aims to incorporate illustrations and engage students in meaningful discussions of words in context to help them understand and recall new vocabulary.
This document contains teaching materials for younger students learning English. It includes 8 units covering topics like greetings, family, school, pets and parts of the body. Each unit provides instructions and materials for interactive classroom activities and games to help students learn vocabulary in a fun and engaging way. Various crafts, worksheets and exercises are presented to reinforce key words and concepts for each topic. The goal is to make English lessons interesting and effective through a child-centered approach combining activities and competency-based learning.
This document provides guidance on learning vocabulary in English. It emphasizes that vocabulary is important for understanding language and communicating effectively. It recommends choosing words to learn based on subjects studied, frequency of use, and personal relevance. Suggested learning methods include writing words with definitions, grouping words thematically, making associations, and using words in speaking and writing. Memorization is best achieved through active engagement with words rather than just reading definitions. The document stresses that learning a word involves understanding its usage in context with other words.
This document provides guidance on learning vocabulary in English. It emphasizes that vocabulary is important for understanding language and communicating effectively. It recommends focusing learning on words related to subjects of study, words encountered frequently, and words needed for expression. Several methods are outlined for learning words, including writing them with definitions, grouping words thematically, making associations, and using words in speaking and writing. Learning the meaning, usage, and pronunciation of words is important. Reading extensively and word games are suggested for vocabulary building. The document concludes that vocabulary learning aids in developing other language skills.
The document provides suggestions for teaching the alphabet to adult ESL learners. It recommends using flashcards with both uppercase and lowercase letters. Letters should be introduced a few at a time and placed in words immediately. Learners should copy letters multiple times and be asked to spell words. Suggested activities include matching letters, alphabet games like concentration and fish, alphabet bingo, and connecting letters in order. The overall goal is to help learners become familiar with letter shapes and sounds through repetition in a low-stress environment.
The lesson plan is for a 30 minute kindergarten literacy lesson on colors and visual phonics. The lesson objectives are for students to review a story involving colors, identify colors in the story, match colors to printed words, and begin using visual phonics to represent vowels in colors. The lesson involves reading a story about colors, discussing it, matching color cards and printed words, and introducing visual phonics representations of vowels. Assessment involves a vowel quiz matching codes to letters and evaluating students' stories about things that scare them or involve colors.
The document discusses the rules for forming the past simple tense of regular verbs in English. It begins with an introduction to voiced and unvoiced sounds. It then presents the three rules for creating the past tense: 1) if the base verb ends in an unvoiced sound, add -ed pronounced /t/; 2) if the base verb ends in a voiced sound, add -ed pronounced /d/; 3) if the base verb ends in /t/ or /d/, add -ed pronounced /id/ and add a syllable. Examples are provided to demonstrate how to apply the rules to form the past tense of regular verbs.
Flashcards are a popular study tool that allow students to self-test and identify weaknesses. However, flashcards alone don't encourage deep understanding. This document provides a strategy for using two stacks of flashcards - one with concepts and one with instructions - to interact with concepts in new ways and improve understanding beyond memorization. The key is to randomly select a concept card and corresponding instruction card, such as describing a concept without its definition, and verbally responding to help solidify learning. This flashcard strategy can be used across various subjects.
This document provides information about a supplementary learning material for English for Key Stage 1 students. It includes a preface describing the 3Rs Learning home tutorial system project which aims to address fundamental learning needs through tutoring. It also lists the development team who created the material. The document provides copyright information and identifies that the material is from the Department of Education in Region XI, Philippines.
The document provides information and questions about Chinese festivals and traditions. It includes a sense-o-gram activity to describe sights, sounds, smells, tastes and touches associated with festivals. There are also application activities where students design festival costumes, decorations, and head dresses in groups and present their ideas to the class.
This document provides instructions for using a phonics workbook focused on a single letter of the week. It includes various activities to teach letter recognition, sounds, formation and vocabulary words related to the letter. Setup instructions are provided for games, worksheets and readers to practice skills like letter tracing, cutting and pasting, matching, and reading simple sentences. The goal is to intensively focus on one letter per week through multi-sensory activities.
When working with CLIL, it is very important to present vocabulary in a correct way. Here are some hints to present the subject vocabulary to your students.
This lesson plan is for an English class at the secondary level focusing on routines and frequency adverbs. The plan includes 4 activities to introduce, practice, and assess the target language. Students will match images to vocabulary words, read a short text answering yes/no questions, reorder sentences using the new structures, and write 5 sentences about their own routines. The plan incorporates group work, whole class discussion and individual writing. Feedback is provided to help strengthen time management and response to student needs.
The document provides a set of alphabet flashcards for preschoolers to color and use to practice their ABCs. Each flashcard features a letter of the alphabet along with a picture of an object starting with that letter. After using the flashcards, parents can cut out the letters, string them together to make an alphabet banner, and attach real-world objects shown on the cards around the house as reminders.
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Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
2. Hello Hi Goodbye
Bye Name Afternoon
Evening Night Morning
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo que
te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your native
language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or phrase
on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for you to
practice frequently.
3. Midnight Years Noon
2) Instrucciones: Recorta las frases de saludos en el inferior de la página. Pega las frases
en las fotos en el orden correcto para presentarte y saludar.
2) Directions: Cut greeting phrases on bottom of the page. Glue phrases in correct order to
introduce yourself and greet someone to complete the photograph.
Hello! My name
is John. What is
your name?
Nice to meet you, John. My
name is Sally.
How are you
today?
I am doing well,
thank you. How
are you?
4. 3) Instrucciones: Recorta las frases de despedida al final de la página. Pega las
frases para completar la despedida.
3) Directions: Cut farewell phrases on bottom of page. Glue them to complete the
farewell.
__________________, Mr. John! It was nice to meet you.
__________________, Sally! It was nice to meet you too
Goodbye Bye
6. Excuse
Me
I’m
Sorry
May I?
Thank
You
You’re
Welcome
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo que
te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your native
language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or phrase
on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for you to
practice frequently.
8. 2) Instrucciones: Une la frase con la situación correcta.
2) Directions: Match the correct phrase of manners to the correct situation.
May I please
___________?
Thank You!
Excuse Me.
You’re
welcome.
I’m Sorry!
Usa esta frase cuando vas a preguntar por
algo.
Use this phrase when you are asking for
something.
Usa esta frase cuando recibas algo de una
persona.
Use this phrase when you receive
something from someone.
Usa esta frase cuando haces o le das algo
por alguien y dicen “gracias”.
Use this phrase when you give or do
something for someone and they say “Thank
You.”
Usa esta frase cuando quieres capturar la
atención de alguien.
Use this phrase when you want to get
someone’s attention.
Usa esta frase cuando cometes un error o
te quieres disculpar.
Use this phrase when you make a mistake,
or to apologize.
9. 3) Instrucciones: Une la acción con la imagen correcta.
3) Directions: Match the action word to the correct picture.
Ask Write Speak or Say Read Repeat Listen
11. Head Face Hair
Body Shoulder Arm
Hand Finger Stomach
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo
que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or
phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for
you to practice frequently.
13. 2) Instrucciones: Recortalas palabras en la parte inferior de la página. Pega las palabras
en las partes correctas del cuerpo de la niña.
2) Directions: Cut labels at the bottom of the page. Glue words on the correct parts of the
body.
HEAD HAIR SHOULDER STOMACH TOES
ARM HAND FINGERS LEG FOOT
14. 3) Instrucciones: Une cada sentido con su dibujo.
3) Directions: Draw a line from the body part to its matching sense of your body.
See
Hear
Smell
Taste
Touch
4) Instrucciones: Completa las oracionessobrelos 5 sentidos.
4) Directions: Complete the sentences about your five senses.
1. I _______________________________ with my eyes.
2. I ____________________________ with my ears.
3. I ______________________________ with my hands.
4. The candy tastes ____________________________.
5. The cookies smell ________________________________.
16. Red Orange Yellow
Blue Green Purple
White Black
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo que
te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your native
language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or phrase
on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for you to
practice frequently.
17. 2) Instrucciones: Colorea las imágenes para que se vean real. Luego escribe el
color de cada imagen debajo de la misma. Usa la lista de palabras, de ser
necesario.
2) Directions: Color the picture to make it look real. Write the correct color word
below each picture. Use the word list, if necessary.
Red Orange Yellow Blue
Green Purple White Black
18. 1) In English, to describe things we use IS for singular words and ARE for
plural words. Fill in the blanks with the correct option.
2) En ingles, usamos IS para describir cosas en singular y ARE para
describir cosas en plural. Completa los espacios en blanco con la opción
correcta.
The cap _______________ ( IS /ARE ) red.
The caps ______________ (IS / ARE) red.
The sun _______________ (IS / ARE ) yellow.
The guitar _____________ (IS/ ARE) purple.
The guitars _____________ (IS/ ARE) purple.
The ocean ______________ (IS / ARE) blue.
20. Wake Up
Brush
Teeth
Brush
Hair
Get
Dressed
Eat
Tie
Shoes
Go
to
School
Go
to
Bed
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo que
te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your native
language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or phrase
on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for you to
practice frequently.
21. 3) Instrucciones: Une cada frase de la rutina diaria con su dibujo.
3) Directions: Match the Daily Routine Phrase to the correct picture.
Wake Up
Brush Teeth
Eat Breakfast
Get Dressed
Tie Shoes
Go to School
23. Park Gym Library
Dinner Fruit I
You She He
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo
que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or
phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for
you to practice frequently.
24. I am
You are
He is
She is
3) Instrucciones: Une cada frase con su traducción.
3) Directions: Each phrase to the correct translation.
Yo estoy
Ella está
El está
Tú estás
26. Get
Dressed
Undress
Take
Bath
Take
Shower
Wash
Hands
Floss
Teeth
Blow
Nose
Clean
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo
que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or
phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for
you to practice frequently.
27. 2) Instrucciones: Une cada frase con su dibujo correcto.
2) Directions: Match the Vocabulary Phrase to the correct picture.
Floss Teeth
Take Shower
Get Dressed
Wash Hands
Take Bath
Blow Nose
29. One Two Three
Four Five Six
Seven Eight Nine
Ten
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
30. 2) Instrucciones: Cuenta las pelotas en cada caja. Luego escribe el número de
pelotas debajo de cada caja. Usa la lista de palabras de ser necesario.
2) Directions: Count the balls in each box. Write the correct number word below
each box. Use the word list, if necessary.
One Two Three Four Five
Six Seven Eight Nine Ten
WORD LIST
3) Instrucciones: Escribe “have” en el tiempo correcto para cada oración. Usa la tabla en
caso de que sea necesario.
3) Directions: Write the correct form of “have” in each sentence. Use the chart for help, if
necessary.
I have
You have
He, She, It has
• He _____________ a yellow hat.
• I _____________ two hands.
• She ______________ five books.
• You ___________ ten fingers and ten toes.
• I ______________ one body.
• It _____________ two eyes.
• She____________ a white paper.
• You __________ to listen.
32. To Put
On
To Take
Off
Wear
Pants Jeans Shirt
Blouse
Dress
(noun)
Jacket
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
34. 2) Instrucciones: Colorea la imagen con el color que señala cada una. Luego
escribe la palabra correcta debajo de cada imagen. Usa la lista de palabras si es
necesario.
2) Directions: Color the picture in the color identified below. Write the correct
vocabulary word below each picture. Use the word list, if necessary.
Pants Jeans Shirt Blouse Dress
Jacket Sweater Shorts Shoes Sneakers
WORD LIST
Blue Red White
OrangePurple Green
Yellow Black Purple
35. 3) Instrucciones: Reemplaza las palabras subrayadas en la oración con el
pronombre correcto. Usa la tabla si es necesario.
3) Directions: Replace the underlined words in the sentence with the correct
pronoun. Use the chart if necessary.
1. The girls put on pink shoes.
________________ put on pink shoes.
2. The boys take off their blue jackets inside.
________________ take off their blue jackets inside.
3. My family and I have shoes under the bed.
_____________ have shoes under the bed.
4. Sara and Mike like to wear purple jackets.
___________ like to wear purple jackets.
5. My friend and I wear the same clothes.
_________________ wear the same clothes.
6. Women wear blouses and skirts to work.
______________ wear blouses and skirts to work.
Plurals
we
they
37. Car Bus Airplane
Motorcycle Helicopter Boat
Taxi Bicycle Skateboard
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo
que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or
phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for
you to practice frequently.
39. 2) Instrucciones: Colorea las imágenes. Escribe la palabra correcta debajo de
cada imagen. Usa la lista de palabras si es necesario.
2) Directions: Color the pictures. Write the correct vocabulary word below each
picture. Use the word list, if necessary.
Car Bus Airplane Motorcycle Boat
Helicopter Taxi Bicycle Skateboard Scooter
WORD LIST
41. Who What Where
Why When How
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
42. 2) Instrucciones: Usa la tabla para responder las preguntas a continuación. Cada
“Question Word” te ayudará a preguntar sobre distintos tipos de información.
2) Directions: Use the chart to answer the questions below. Each question word
helps you ask about different types of information.
Question Word Type of Information
Who People
What Things
When Time
Where Places
Why Reason
How More Details
Escribe una pregunta y respuesta para las siguientes imágenes. Usa las
palabras provistas y IS/ ARE con la acción + ing. Mira el ejemplo.
Write a question about the following pictures and answer. Use the provided
words and IS/ ARE with the action word + ing. Check the example.
Where: Where are the children going?
Answer: They are going to school.
How: ? How are they going?
Answer: By bus
What: __________________________________________?
Answer: _________________________________
Why: __________________________________________?
Answer: _________________________________
When: _________________________________________?
Answer: _________________________________
44. Happy Sad Excited
Scared Worried Mad
Angry Surprised Feelings
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribee la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
45. Happy Sad Excited Scared Mad Surprised Worried
2) Instrucciones: Colorea las imágenes. Escribe la palabra correcta debajo de
cada imagen. Usa la lista de palabras de ser necesario.
2) Directions: Color the pictures. Write the correct vocabulary word below each
picture. Use the word list, if necessary.
WORD LIST
Surprise
d
46. 3) Instrucciones: Usa la tabla para completar las oraciones con la forma correcta:
AM, IS, ARE.
3) Directions: Use the chart to complete the sentences with the correct form: AM,
IS, ARE.
Singular Plural
I am We are
You are Youall are
He/She/Itis They are
1. I ________________ scared.
2. We ______________ excited.
3. They _____________ worried.
4. You ______________ surprised.
5. He _______________angry.
6. My sister _______________ happy.
48. Father Mother Grandfather
Grandmother Sister Brother
Son Daughter Parents
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
49. Mother Father Brother
Sister Grandfather Grandmother
2) Instrucciones: Recorta las palabras al final de la página. Etiqueta la foto
familiar con la palabra correcta. Luego responde las preguntas a continuación.
2) Directions: Cut words on the bottom of the page. Label this family picture with
the correct word. Answer questions below.
50. There are words that indicate possession. With these words you can
indicate that you are related to someone in your family. Look at the
examples.
Examples:
I have a daughter. She is my daughter.
He is the father of John and Melanie. John and Melanie are his
family.
Read the explanation and fill in the blanks with a word from the
chart.
Lee las instrucciones y luego complete los espacios en blanco
con una palabra del cuadro.
Indicates a person Indicates possession
I My
You Your
He His
She Her
It Its
My name is Nick. _______ parents are John and Mary.
Your name is Anthony. _______ sister is Melanie.
His name is Tim. ________mother is Samantha.
Her name is Lily. ________ father is David.
It is a dog. _________ owners are my parents.
52. Beach
Theme
Park
Barbecue
Picnic Movies Mountains
Go Climb Ride
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo
que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or
phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for
you to practice frequently.
53. Walk Cook Drink
Play
We use like to talk about things, places, animals or people which we enjoy or feel positive about:
Like + people/ things/ places/ animals
We use like to talk about activities which we enjoy or feel positive about:
Like + action word +-ing (Mind that like adds s for she and he.)
Like + to + action word (Mind that like adds s for she and he.)
54. Read about the uses of LIKE and fill in the blanks with the words from the
chart.
Lee sobre los usos de LIKE y completa los espacios en blanco con las
palabras del cuadro.
I like __________.
Do you like ________.
She likes __________.
I like _______________.
He likes __________ exercises.
Do you like ________ homework?
She likes to ________ the shopping.
He likes to _______ with friends.
Do you like to ______ by plane?
pasta Sarah the ocean
exercises waking up late homework
doing doing do
play travel
56. Left Right
Small/
Little
Medium
Large/
Big
Young
Old Long Short
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y
haz un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior.
**Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar
frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching words in
your native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember
the word or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a
bag or folder for you to practice frequently.
58. 2) Instrucciones: Escribe el adjetivo adecuado para cada imagen. Usa la lista de
palabras de ser necesario. Colorea del mismo color las palabras opuestas. Usa
un color diferente para cada pareja.
2) Directions: Write the matching adjective word to label the picture. Use the word
list, if necessary. Color the word pairs of opposites in the same color. Use a
different color for each word pair.
Right Left Quiet Loud Ugly Expensive Heavy
Light Short Long Young Old Neat Messy Mean
Pretty Medium Nice/Kind Inexpensive/Cheap Big/Large Little/Small
WORD LIST
61. Television
/ TV
Rug Window
Bed Chair Dresser
Clock Sofa Lamp
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
63. Rug Window Bed
Chair Dresser Clock Sofa
Door Lamp Closet Desk
Family
Room
Bedroom
2) Recorta las palabras. Escribe la palabra correspondiente en español en la parte
de atrás de cada tarjeta. Con el permiso de un adulto, coloca las palabras en los
objetos alrededor de tu casa para que puedas practicar.
2) Cut words. Write the matching word in your native language on the back. With
permission from an adult, place labels on objects around your house to help you
practice.
Television
64. 3) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen. Utiliza la lista de
palabras si es necesario.
3) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use the
word list, if necessary.
Television Rug Window Bed Chair
Dresser Clock Sofa Closet Lamp
Desk Bedroom Family Room
WORD LIST
65. 4) Instrucciones: Escribe oraciones sobre cada imagen anterior. Usa la lista
de preposiciones si necesitas ayuda.
4) Directions: Write sentences about the above pictures. Use the list of
prepositions to help you write about the pictures.
in on under
beside between behind
1. Escribe una oración que indique dónde esta la ventana en relación con la cama.
Write a sentence about where is the window in relation to the bed.
Example: The bed is under the window.
2. Escribe una oración que indique dónde esta el niño en relación al televisor.
Write a sentence about where is the child in relation to the television.
__________________________________________________________
3. Escribe una oración que indique dónde esta el escritorio en relación a la
silla.
Write a sentence about where is the desk in relation to the chair.
__________________________________________________________
4. Escribe una oración que indiqe dónde esta la lámpara en relación al sofá.
Write a sentence about where is the lamp in relation to the sofa.
___________________________________________________
67. Kitchen Bathroom Toothbrush
Refrigerator Sink Oven
Stove
Microwave
Oven
Bathtub
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
69. Refrigerator Towel Mirror Sink
Oven Stove
Microwave/
oven
Bathtub
Toilet Toothbrush
2) Recorta las palabras. Escribe la palabra correspondiente en español en la
parte de atrás de cada tarjeta. Con el permiso de un adulto, coloca las palabras
en los objetos alrededor de tu casa para que puedas practicar.
2) Cut words. Write the matching word in your native language on the back. With
permission from an adult, place labels on objects around your house to help you
practice.
70. 3) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen. Utiliza la
lista de palabras de ser necesario. Escribe la palabra “a” o “an” antes de cada
una. Utiliza “an” si la palabra empieza con una vocal: a-e-i-o-u.
3) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use
the word list, if necessary. Write the article “A” or “An” in front of each noun.
Use “An” if the word begins with a vowel - a,e,i,o,u
Kitchen Bathroom Toothbrush Refrigerator Sink
Oven Stove Bathtub Toilet Microwave/oven
WORD LIST
1.
1.
2.
2.
72. School Classroom Library
Computer Teacher Ruler
Globe Paper Pencil
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo
que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or
phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for
you to practice frequently.
74. School Library Classroom Teacher
Ruler Globe Computer Paper
Pencil Eraser Book Backpack
Scissors Glue Crayons Markers
2) Recorta las palabras. Escribe la palabra correspondiente en español en la parte
de atrás de cada tarjeta. Con el permiso de un adulto, coloca las palabras en los
objetos alrededor de tu casa para que puedas practicar.
2) Cut words. Write the matching word in your native language on the back. With
permission from an adult, place labels on objects around your house to help you
practice.
75. school classroom library teacher computer
ruler globe paper pencil eraser
book backpack scissors glue crayons
markers
WORD LIST
3) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen. Utiliza la lista de
palabras de ser necesario. Escribe “a” o “an” antes de cada palabra. Utiliza “an” si
la palabra empieza con una vocal: a-e-i-o-u.
3) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use the
word list, if necessary. Write “A” or “An” in front of each word. Use “An” if the
word begins with a vowel - a,e,i,o,u
76.
77. 4) Instrucciones: Determina si cada palabra es común o propia. Luego escoge el
artículo correcto para cada una. Usa la tabla para ayudarte.
4) Directions: Determine if each word is a common or proper noun. Then choose
the correct article for each noun. Use the chart for assistance.
Common Word - general person,
place or thing
Proper Word- A specific word with
an official name. Begins with an
uppercase/capital letter.
Use “A”- if it begins with a
consonant
Consonants- all letters except
vowels- B,C,D,F,G,H, J, K, L, M, N,
P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Y, Z
Use “The”
Use “An”- if begins with a vowel
Vowels- A, E, I, O, U
5) Escribe “a”, “an” o “the” antes de cada palabra. Después de cada palabra,
escribe en el cuadro “c” si es un nombre común y “p” si es un nombre propio.
5) Write “a”, “an” o “the” in front of each word. After each word, write “C” for
common words and “P” for Proper words in the box.
8. _______ pencil
9. _______ library
10. _______ ruler
11. _______ Pacific Ocean
12. _______ Iguazu Falls
13. _______ backpack
14. _______ book
1. _______ oven
2. _______ Olympics
3. _______ Amazon River
4. _______ Galapagos Islands
5. _______ globe
6. _______ eraser
7. _______ Statue of Liberty
79. Breakfast Bacon Cereal
Honey Milk Toast
Fried Egg Jam Blueberry
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo que
te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching words in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or
phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for
you to practice frequently.
82. Orange
Juice
Cereal
Apple
Juice
Milk
Coffee Butter Banana Syrup
Orange Strawberry Blueberry Honey
2) Recorta las palabras. Escribe la palabra correspondiente en español en la
parte de atrás de cada tarjeta. Con el permiso de un adulto, coloca las
palabras en los objetos alrededor de tu casa para que puedas practicar.
2)Cut words. Write the matching words in your native language on the back.
With permission from an adult, place labels on objects around your house to
help you practice.
83. Toast Milk Bacon Waffle Coffee Orange Juice Butter Fried Egg Syrup Cereal
WORD LIST
3) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen. Utiliza la lista de
palabras de ser necesario.
3) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use the
word list, if necessary.
84. 4) Instrucciones: Une la fruta con la palabra correcta.
4) Directions: Match the fruit to the correct vocabulary word.
Banana
Blueberry
Strawberry
Orange
85. 5) Instrucciones: Completa las oraciones con las palabras entre paréntesis.
5) Directions: Fill in the blanks with the words between brackets.
My mother _____________________ (cook) fried eggs and waffles for
___________.
I ____________ (drink) orange juice.
I _____________ (like) fried eggs and waffles.
My father _____________ (want) coffee with milk for breakfast.
My mother _____________ (eat) strawberries and apple juice for breakfast.
87. Lunch Meal Snack
Apple Nuts Vegetables
Tomato Carrot Sandwich
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo que te
ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en
una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your native
language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or phrase on
the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for you to practice
frequently.
90. Apple Nuts Tomato Carrot Sandwich Chips
Salad Soup Pizza Chicken Steak Fish
Hamburger Bread
WORD LIST
3) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen. Utiliza la lista de
palabras de ser necesario.
3) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use the
word list, if necessary.
91. 4) Instrucciones: Usa palabras y adjetivos para describir los alimentos en las
fotos. Utiliza la tabla si necesitas ayuda.
4) Directions: Use vocabulary words and adjectives to describe the foods in the
pictures. Use the chart for assistance.
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
Sour - Bitter – Salty - Mushy - Burnt – Crunchy – Sweet - Juicy
93. Lunch Dinner Snack
Apple Nuts Vegetables
Tomato Carrot Sandwich
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las palabras. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta. Con el permiso de
un adulto, coloca las palabras en los objetos alrededor de tu casa para que puedas
practicar.
2) Cut words. Write the matching word in your native language on the back. With
permission from an adult, place labels on objects around your house to help you
practice.
95. Apple Nuts Celery Carrot Sandwich Chips
Salad Soup Pizza Chicken Steak Fish
Hamburger Bread
WORD LIST
3) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen. Utiliza la lista de
palabras de ser necesario. Luego, elige 4 palabras y escribe oraciones con “will”.
Por ej: I will have pizza and a salad for dinner.
3) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use the
word list, if necessary. Then choose 4 words and write sentences with “will”. For
eg: I will have pizza and a salad for dinner.
96. 4) Instrucciones: Usa palabras y adjetivos para describir los alimentos en las fotos.
Utiliza la tabla si necesitas ayuda.
4) Directions: Use vocabulary words and adjectives to describe the foods in the
pictures. Use the chart for assistance.
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
Sour - Bitter – Salty - Mushy - Burnt – Crunchy – Sweet - Juicy
98. Restaurant Menu Plate
Fork Knife Spoon
Cup Waiter Waitress
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo
que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén
las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
100. Plate Fork Spoon Knife
Cup
Ice
Cream
Cake Water
Soda
Iced
Tea
Lemonade Glass
2) Recorta las palabras. Escribe la palabra correspondiente en español en la parte
de atrás de cada tarjeta. Con el permiso de un adulto, coloca las palabras en los
objetos alrededor de tu casa para que puedas practicar.
2)Cut words. Write the matching word in your native language on the back. With
permission from an adult, place labels on objects around your house to help you
practice.
101. plate fork spoon knife glass cup napkin
WORD LIST
3) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen.
3) Directions: Label the picture with the vocabulary words.
102. Restaurant
Waitress
Waiter
Menu
A place where you eat a meal.
A man who serves food or drinks to
people in a restaurant.
A woman who serves food or drinks to
people in a restaurant.
A list of meals to order at a restaurant.
4) Instrucciones: Une la frase con la definición correcta.
4) Directions: Math the vocabulary word to the proper definition.
103. 5) Instrucciones: Utiliza palabras y frases para ordenar algo en un restaurante.
Utiliza la table de ser necesario.
5) Directions: Use words and Request Phrase to ask for something in a restaurant.
Use the chart for assistance.
Request Phrase
I would like... or I’d like...
I will have ... or I’ll have...
May I please have...?
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
105. Neighborhood House/
Home
Park
Office Church School
Police
Station
Fire
Station
Post
Office
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y
haz un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior.
**Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar
frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the
word or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag
or folder for you to practice frequently.
107. house church school hospital park
bank fire station police station post office
WORD LIST
2) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen. Utiliza la lista
de palabras de ser necesario.
2) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use
the word list, if necessary.
108. Plural
We are We’re
You are You’re
They are They’re
3) Instrucciones: Completa las oraciones con la abreviación correcta.
3) Directions: Complete the sentences with the correct contraction.
Singular
I am I’m
You are You’re
He is/ She is/ It is He’s/ She’s/ It’s
• Carlos is going to the park. _______________ going to the park.
• Maria is a police officer. ______________ a police officer.
• The fire department is here to keep us safe. ____________ here to keep us safe.
• My family and I are going home after the party. ___________ going home after
the party.
• You are at the grocery store to buy food. ___________ at the grocery store to
buy food.
• I am going to be a teacher and work in a school. ____________ going to be a
teacher and work in a school.
109. 4) Instrucciones: Lee la oración. Marca con un círculo la palabra que indica
localización en cada oración.
4) Directions: Read the sentence. Circle the word that expresses location in
each sentence.
1. Erin works in an office.
2.The school is opposite the library.
3.The park is in front of the office.
4. Jim’s office is beside the grocery store.
5.The Bank is between the post office and the school.
6.My house is in a big neighborhood
7.The church is in the park.
111. Police
Officer
Firefighter Doctor
Nurse Dentist Lawyer
Bank
Teller
Teacher Secretary
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz
un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or
folder for you to practice frequently.
113. Doctor Nurse Dentist Secretary
Teacher
Lawyer Librarian Firefighter Police Officer
Bank Teller Postal Worker
WORD LIST
2) Instrucciones: Escribe el nombre del trabajo correspondiente seguido de su
definición. Utiliza la lista de palabras en caso de que sea necesario.
2) Directions: Write the correct job or community worker next to the definition
of the job. Use the word list provided if necessary.
1. I help to make sure you are safe by making sure people are following the laws and I
investigate crime. Who am I? ___________________
2. I help treat people who are sick or injured. I try to help make them well. Who am I?
________________________________________
3. I help take care of people’s teeth. Who am I? _________________
4. I work at the bank and handle the money. Who am I? ____________________________
5. I am a person who handles records and paperwork for someone in an office. Who
am I? ____________________________________
6. I work in a library. I help take care of all of the books there. Who am I?
_______________________________________
7. I help put out fires and help keep the community safe. Who am I?
_________________________________
8. I help doctors take care of people who are sick or injured. Who am I?
____________________
9. I work at the school. I teach children how to read and write. Who am I?
_________________________
10. I help guide and assist people with things that involve the law. Who am I?
_________________________________
114. 3) Instrucciones: Agrega -ER
al final de cada palabra y
completa la tabla con una
habilidad o trabajo.
3) Directions: Complete the
chart to change the word to a
skill or a job by adding ER to
the end.
Action word Job
knit knitter
drive
garden
paint
clean
write
work
work in construction
4) Instrucciones: Completa la tabla cambiando las oraciones a futuro y utilizando
be + going to be + action word.
4) Directions: Complete the chart to change the sentence into the future using the
structure: be + going to + action word.
Present Tense be + going to + action word
I eat an apple. Example: I am going to eat an apple.
She drives home.
He goes to school.
We paint the house.
They read a story.
You drink water.
It works.
They learn English.
116. Lion Tiger Bear
Turtle Giraffe Monkey
Elephant Alligator Shark
Fish
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y
haz un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte
posterior. **Tip** Usa un lápiz y mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para
que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in
your native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember
the word or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in
a bag or folder for you to practice frequently.
117. Lion Tiger Bear Giraffe Monkey
Elephant Fish Alligator Turtle Shark
WORD LIST
2) Instrucciones: Colorea las imágenes. Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen.
Utiliza la lista de palabras de ser necesario.
2) Directions: Color the images. Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture.
Use the word list, if necessary.
118.
119. 3) Instrucciones: Completa la tabla para cambiar los sustantivos
regulares de singular a plural. Añade -S o -ES para cambiar los
sustantivos a plural.
Recuerda: Si un sustantivo termina en SH, CH, SS o X, agrega -ES al
final de la palabra.
3) Directions: Complete the chart to change the regular nouns from
singular to plural. Add -S or -ES to make the nouns plural.
Remember: If a noun ends in SH, CH, -SS, or X, add -ES to the word
Singular Form Plural Form
Toothbrush
Boat
Helicopter
Desk
Glass
Box
Bush
Eraser
Hamburger
Waitress
Dog
Tiger
Lunch
Horse
121. Donkey Rabbit Chicken
Pig Cow Duck
Sheep Horse Cow
Dog Cat
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y
haz un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior.
**Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar
frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the
word or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag
or folder for you to practice frequently.
122. Horse Cow Duck Sheep Chicken
Pig Dog Cat Donkey Rabbit
WORD LIST
2) Instrucciones: Colorea las imágenes. Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada
imagen. Utiliza la lista de palabras de ser necesario.
2) Directions: Color the images. Write the matching vocabulary word to label the
picture. Use the word list, if necessary.
123.
124. 3) Instrucciones: Completa la tabla con los números correspondientes en letra.
3) Directions: Complete the chart with the corresponding written numbers.
In numbers In letters
4 four
8
11
13
16
24
36
48
59
60
75
84
92
97
100
126. Football Soccer Basketball
Golf Volleyball Tennis
Jump
(action)
Climb
(action)
Bike
(action)
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
129. 3) Instrucciones: Completa las frases con los siguientes verbos en pasado: play,
climb, bike, jump.
3) Directions: Complete the sentences with the following actions in the past: play,
climb, bike, jump
1. I ___________________ soccer yesterday at my friend’s house.
2. The children _______________ to school because they got new bikes.
3. The boy _______________ so high to put the basketball in the net.
4. The girl __________________ very high in the tree.
5. Last weekend we _______________ tennis with my family.
6. My friends and I ________________ into the pool.
7. I _______________ a mountain with my grandfather when I was 10 years old.
131. Win Lose Swim
Hit Throw Run
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz
un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior.
**Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar
frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or
folder for you to practice frequently.
132. Hit
Swam
Ran
Lost
Threw
Won
2) Instrucciones: Une la imagen con la acción correcta en pasado y haz
oraciones.
2) Directions: Match the image to the proper action word in the past and make
sentences.
133. 3) Instrucciones: Completa las frases con las siguientes acciones en pasado:
throw, win, hit, swim, run, lose.
3) Directions: Complete the sentences with the following action words in the
past: throw, win, hit, swim, run, lose.
1. I ___________________ the soccer match yesterday.
2.The player _______________ the ball with his racket.
3. The team _______________ the match in the Stadium.
4. The girl __________________ in the pool with her friends.
5. He_______________ to my house to visit me.
6.I ________________ the ball to my friend.
4) Instrucciones: Completa las frases agregando –ing a las acciones: swim, bike,
run, play, climb.
3) Directions: Complete the sentences by adding –ing to the action words: swim,
bike, run, play, climb.
1. _______________________ games with my friends is a great feeling.
2. ___________________ is my favorite activity.
3. ________________ is good exercise and you don’t get sweaty in the pool.
4. I like _______________ the mountains with my dad.
5. __________________ is something I do to get to school.
135. Pitcher Catcher Bat
Glove Stadium Goal
Hit Pass Kick
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz
un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior.
**Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar
frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or
folder for you to practice frequently.
137. 2) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuadadebajode cada imagen. Usa la lista de
palabras de sernecesario.
2) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use the word
list, if necessary.
Pitcher Catcher Bat Glove Stadium
Goal Hit Kick Score
WORD LIST
138. 3) Instrucciones: Completa las oraciones. Use la estructura: going +
actionword + ING.
3) Directions: Complete the sentences. Use the structure: going +
action word + ing
1.We are going ______________________ (swim).
2. She is going _______________________ (climb).
3. The children are going ________________________ (camp).
4. They are going ______________________ (climb).
5. I am going _________________________ (dive).
6. The class is going ______________________ (hike).
7.The girls are going _____________________ (shop).
140. Picnic Party Dance
(action word)
Game Beach Draw
(action word)
Sing
(action word)
Have
(action word)
Enjoy
(action word)
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario:Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y
haz un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior.
**Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar
frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the
word or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag
or folder for you to practice frequently.
141. Picnic Party Game Beach
Karate Dance Draw Sing
WORD LIST
2) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuadadebajode cada imagen. Usa
la lista de palabras de ser necesario.
2) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use
the word list, if necessary.
142. 3) Instrucciones: Utiliza las acciones en la tabla para ayudarte a
expresar cómo te sientes acerca de las diferentes actividades.
3) Directions: Use the action words in the chart to help express how
you feel about different activities.
Action words
Like
Love
Hate
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
144. Morning Noon Afternoon
Evening Night Midnight
Day Week Month
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo que
te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your native
language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or phrase
on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for you to
practice frequently.
146. Morning Noon Afternoon Evening Night Midnight
Day Week Month Year
WORD LIST
2) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen. Utiliza la
lista de palabras de ser necesario.
2) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture.
Use the word list, if necessary.
147. 3) Instrucciones: Completa con in, on, at según corresponda.
3) Directions: Complete with in, on, at.
1. I celebrate my birthday _____ August.
2. I clean my room ______ Saturday.
3. I go to my friend’s house _____ the afternoon.
4.I brush my teeth _____ the morning.
5. I eat lunch ___ noon.
6. I go to my soccer practice _____ Friday.
7. _____ July, I go on vacation.
8. ______ night, my family and I watch tv.
149. O’clock Five past… Ten past…
A quarter past… Twenty past… Half past…
Five to… Ten to… A quarter to…
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
151. 3) Instrucciones: Completa las oraciones de acuerdo a los horarios del reloj.
3) Directions: Complete the sentences according to the clock time.
9. I wake up at ________________.
10. I have breakfast at _____________.
11. At ___________ I go to school with my friends.
12. I eat lunch at _____________.
13. I come home from school at _____________.
14. At ____________ I have dinner with my family.
15. We watch tv and go to bed at _____________.
16. We watch tv and then go to bed at ______________
7:15 a.m.
7:30 a.m.
7:45 a.m.
8:40 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
1:20 p.m.
9:10 p.m.
12.00 p.m.
153. Once Twice Three times
Four times Everyday Chat
(action word)
Do homework Do exercise Do the shopping
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un
dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip**
Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder
for you to practice frequently.
154. Phrases
once a week
twice a week
three times a week
everyday
2) Instrucciones: Utiliza la tabla para ayudarte a completar las oraciones.
2) Directions: Use the chart below to help you fill in the blanks.
1.I go to school________________, except on Sundays and Saturdays.
2.She does exercises ______________, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
3. I study English_________________, only on Mondays.
4.He does the shopping _________________, on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
155. 3) Instrucciones: Mira la imagen y describe las actividades que hace esa persona y
con qué frecuencia lo hace.
3) Directions: Look at the picture and describe the activities that this person does
and how often he/she does them.
157. Sunny Rainy Cloudy
Snow Windy Thunder
Lightning Temperature Summer
Spring Winter Autumn
Cold Hot
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz
un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior.
**Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar
frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or
folder for you to practice frequently.
158. Cold/ hot Sunny Rainy Cloudy Snowy
Windy Thunder Lightening Temperature
WORD LIST
First Second
2) Instrucciones: Escribe la palabra adecuada para cada imagen. Utiliza la lista
de palabras de sernecesario.
2) Directions: Write the matching vocabulary word to label the picture. Use the
word list, if necessary.
159. Phrase Meaning
usually most of the time
sometimes some of the time
never 0% of the time
3) Instrucciones: Utiliza la tabla para ayudarte a completar las oraciones.
3) Directions: Use the chart below to help you fill in the blanks.
5. I am _____________ late for school. I am on time everyday.
6. It ____________________ rains during the rainy season where I live.
7. I _________________ have breakfast with my family. Everyday we share
breakfast.
8. I ______________________ take the bus to school. My father takes me to
school.
9. She __________________ goes to the gym. She goes once or twice a week.
4) Instrucciones: Completa las oraciones con las estaciones del año.
4) Directions: Complete the sentences with the seasons
.
verano otoño invierno primavera
1. In ________________, the temperatures are high.
2. In ____________________, the temperatures are low.
3. In _________________, the weather is usually rainy.
4. In________________, the weather is usually nice.
161. When Who What
Why Where How
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la palabra
correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz un dibujo
que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior. **Tip** Mantén las
tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word or
phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or folder for
you to practice frequently.
162. Question Word Type of Information
Who People
What Things
When Time
Where Places
Why Reason
How More Details/ transportation
2). Escribe en las líneas la respuesta a la pregunta o la pregunta para la
afirmación. Utiliza la tabla de ser necesario.
2). Write the missing answer or question for the statement on the line below
the sentence. Use the chart if necessary.
1. Apple is my favorite fruit.
__________________________________________________________
2. When do you go to the store?
__________________________________________________________
3. My mother is taking me to the party.
__________________________________________________________
4. Where do you live?
__________________________________________________________
5. Because I need English for my job.
__________________________________________________________
6. How do you celebrate your birthday?
__________________________________________________________
163. 3) Escribe preguntas sobre la imagen. Utiliza la estructura gramatical
correcta: Question Word + acción.
4) Directions: Write questions about the picture using the proper grammar
structure: Question word + action word.
Example: When am I going to the show?
1. (Who) ___________________________________________________?
2. (What) __________________________________________________?
3. (Where) _________________________________________________?
4. (Why) ___________________________________________________?
5. (When) __________________________________________________?
6. (How) ____________________________________________________?
165. Older Younger Taller
Shorter Friendlier Meaner
Bigger Smaller
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz
un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior.
**Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar
frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or
folder for you to practice frequently.
166. 2). Escribe oraciones usando los comparativos.Utiliza las palabras entre
paréntesis.
2).Make sentences using the comparatives. Use the words between
brackets.
1. My mother is 4.5 feet tall. My grandmother is 4.9 feet tall. (short/ tall)
__________________________________________________________._
____________.
2. My daughter’s cat is big and so is my son’s dog. (big)
_________________________________________________________.
3. Our sister is 7 years old. Our brother is 10 years old. (young/ old)
__________________________________________________________.
4. Sally is a very good friend. Elsa is a bad girl and has no friends.(friendly/
mean)
__________________________________________________________.
5. My family lives in a house in a village. My grandparents live in an
apartment in the city.(small/ big)
__________________________________________________________
.
167. 3) Escribe oraciones comparando a los miembros de la familia.
3) Directions: Write sentences comparing the members of the family.
Example: The cat is smaller than the dog.
1. ___________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________
3. ____________________________________________________
4. ____________________________________________________
7. ____________________________________________________
8. ____________________________________________________
169. Cheetah Hippo Snail
Hummingbird Whale Dolphin
Bear Kitten Feet
(measurement)
Pounds
(measurement)
Dangerous Miles
(measurement)
Yards
(measurement)
Dangerous Inches
(measurement)
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y haz
un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte posterior.
**Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas practicar
frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in your
native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember the word
or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in a bag or
folder for you to practice frequently.
170. 1.The blue whale is big. (large)
2. The bear is dangerous. (dangerous)
3. The hummingbird is a small bird. (small)
4. The Siberian Tiger is a big feline. (big)
5. The pig is an intelligent animal from the farm. (intelligent)
6. The rabbit is not a dangerous animal on the farm. (dangerous)
Escribe una característica de cada animal usando el superlativo que
corresponda a la palabra descriptiva entre paréntesis.
Write one characteristic for each animal using the superlative that
corresponds to the describing word between brackets.
Example:
The cheetah runs fast. (fast)
The cheetah is the fastest animal in the world.
171. Mira las imágenes de los animales y escribe dos oraciones diciendo algo
sobre cada uno.
Look at the animal pictures and write two sentences for each picture.
173. Ask Give Prefer
Feel Best Better
Think Opinion Believe
Agree Disagree
1) Tarjetas de vocabulario: Recorta las tarjetas de vocabulario. Escribe la
palabra correspondiente en español en la parte de atrás de cada tarjeta y
haz un dibujo que te ayude a recordar la palabra o frase en la parte
posterior. **Tip** Mantén las tarjetas en una carpeta para que puedas
practicar frecuentemente.
1) Vocabulary Cards: Cut vocabulary cards. Write the matching word in
your native language on the back and draw a picture to help you remember
the word or phrase on the back. **Tip**Use pencil and keep these cards in
a bag or folder for you to practice frequently.
174. Question Word Type of Information
Who People
What or Which Things
When Time
Where Places
Why Reason
How More Details
2) Encierra en un círculo la palabra de interrogaciónn en cada frase.
Luego circula la S en si la frase es una afirmación y la Q si es una
pregunta. En las líneas escribe la respuesta a la pregunta o la pregunta
para la afirmación. Utiliza la tabla de ser necesario.
2) Directions: Circle any question words in the sentences provided.
Determine if each sentence is a statement or question. Circle “S” for
statement or “Q” for question at the end of each sentence. Write the
missing answer or question for the statement on the line below the
sentence. Use the chart if necessary.
1. Apple is my favorite fruit. S or Q
__________________________________________________________
2. When do you go to the store? S or Q
__________________________________________________________
3. My mother is taking me to the party. S or Q
__________________________________________________________
4. Where do you live? S or Q
__________________________________________________________
5. Why are you learning English? S or Q
__________________________________________________________
175. 4) Instrucciones: Escribe preguntas sobre la imagen. Utiliza la estructura
gramatical correcta: Question Word + frase verbal. Si la frase verbal tiene
más de una palabra, el sujeto va entre esas dos palabras.
4) Directions: Write questions about the picture. Using the proper grammar
structure: Question word + verb phrase. If the verb phrase has more than
one word, the subject goes in between those two words.
Example: When am I going to the show?
1. (Who) ___________________________________________________?
2. (What) __________________________________________________?
3. (Where) _________________________________________________?
4. (Why) ___________________________________________________?
5. (When) __________________________________________________?
6. (How) ____________________________________________________?
176. Express your opinion Asking for an opinion
I think that... What do you think?
I believe that... How do you feel?
I prefer... What do you prefer?
7. What do you think is the best ice cream flavor?
__________________________________________________________
2. I believe that learning English is fun.
__________________________________________________________
3. How do you feel about soccer and baseball?
__________________________________________________________
4. I think that Susan is a very nice friend.
__________________________________________________________
8. What do you prefer to do after school?
__________________________________________________________
9. I prefer doing my homework first and then going outside to play.
__________________________________________________________
Escribe la frase que falta para cada par de frases. La opinión puede estar
de acuerdo o en desacuerdo. Puedes ayudarte con la tabla.
Write the missing sentence for each sentence pair. The opinion can either
agree or disagree. Use the chart if you need to.