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The document contains snippets of text from various grammar and vocabulary exercises including: - Lists of family members, days of the week, and months - Questions to complete about likes/dislikes, locations, and daily routines - Exercises on word play, word order, word categories, and word matching to photos - Short dialogues and descriptions to match to questions - Tables to fill in with activities people do/don't do - Exercises on word order with verbs and daily routines
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Junior2 Activities
- 2. Junior 2 term1 mon / wed / fri Junior 2 Term 1 Monday / Wednesday / Frid
- 3. Family father brother son uncle grandfather nephew cousin mother sister daughter aunt grandmother niece cousin
- 5. Describe & Compare the bedrooms
- 6. In his bag he’s got…
- 9. Months of the year J__y A____t S_______r O_____r N______r D______r J_____y F______y M_y A___l M_y J__e
- 10. Word Play 1 Bag House Summer Sister Uncle Fifth Third Second August June February Guitar Clarinet Geography Play Drink Umbrella Apple Key Bedroom
- 11. Word Play 1 - Photos
- 13. What’s the Question? No, he doesn’t In San Fernando Yes, I do live in C ádiz I go to school at 8:00 a.m. I get up at 7:30 a.m. No, I don’t like this classroom No, They don’t That is my brother. Yes, I play the piano Yes, They do eat Pizza. They speak French in France. Yes, he does play football
- 14. What does Eric the Bananaman like / not like? e.g. Eric the bananaman likes eating bananas but doesn’t like eating apples Bad people Helping people milkshakes Falling over Going to school To watch DVD’s sleeping Being awake walking flying Eating apples Eating bananas Not Like Like
- 15. Daily Routines
- 16. Word play - Daily Life
- 17. Daily Life
- 20. What are they DOING?
- 21. What did Lady Gaga do yesterday? e.g Yes, Lady gaga sang in the shower yesterday… x Was ill x Get a DVD from the shop x Go shopping for sunglasses x Buy drinks for Steve x Sing in the Shower NO YES Activity
- 22. No I don’t He works in a zoo. Yes I do. I’m going to C ádiz. They are eating pizza. She’s eating the pencil. I’m talking to my mother. I’m playing Football.
- 24. What’s in her bag?