Teacher and I want to congratulate you on your excellent work last week! You’ve done great work on
LIVEWORKSHEETS
and there is more to do.
We love the short texts that we are getting in the presentation email box, and we have even gotten some recorded presentations! We inviteall of you to do and / or repeat your presentation on camera and send it to us! We love seeing your progress.
Thank you for your hard work and keep up the work! We’ll be in touch!
We are sure you are doing many things in your houses these days.
While you are spending time at home, listening to music, reading the blogs and doing your work, we are working too.
We thought you might like this short game in the video below. Test yourselves to discover what he is doing.
Even though you are practicing the present continuous, keep revising the present simple too! Here is song to help you practice and with a good message for these difficult days! Don’t Give Up by Bruno Mars.
Now try this present tense exercise. Choose the correct word in black bold letters.
DON’T GIVE UP – by: Bruno Mars
When you want/wants to do something that’s new And it seem/seems really, really hard to do You feel/feels like quitting, you feel/feels you’re through Well I have/has some advice for you
If you want/wants to catch a ball But you’re having no luck at all The ball hit/hits your head, it hit/hits your nose It hit/hits your belly, your chin and toes Well, try and try and try again Keep on trying and soon end You put/puts your hands out in the air You’ll catch the ball Yes this I swear/swears
You got yourself roller skates You put/puts them on and you feel/feels great You stand/stands up, then you fall/falls, Don’t think you can skate at all You get/gets back up, then you trip/trips, You skip/skips and tip/tips and slip/slips, and flip/flips You try/tries and try/tries and try/tries some more And soon you’re skating across the floor
Here is a listening exercise about WMD. Click the picture to find out about this international day related to weather.
Try to test yourself and listen without reading the article. Listen several times and see what you understand.
Now click this picture to see how much you remember about the audio clip.
How did you do? Be sure to let us know in the comments section below.
Do you want to know more about this quirky international holiday? Follow this link to the World Meteorological Organization to learn more about the weather and protecting our environment.
Can you remember how to talk about weather in general in English?
Watch these videos for a revision!
Now you can practice doing a weather exercise by clicking here! Let know how you are doing with these exercises!
What’s your favorite weather? Let us know in your blog comments! Have a great Monday!
Good morning Year 6- We hope you had a restful weekend!
Let’s talk about something that isn’tCOVID19!
We thought we would start the morning with a «real life» activity for you. In our connected world of screens, phones and computers, we want to share a bit of news with you about old technology and what is happening to it!
Click the picture below to read an article about PAY PHONES IN NEW YORK CITY.Do you even know what pay phones are? Do you recognize the picture?
Read what is in the news about them, then challenge yourself in the next link to test how well you have understood the REAL news article.
Let us know if this exercise was easy or difficult for you by leaving a comment in the space below. Have you ever used a pay phone? Have you got a mobile phone? Let us know!
