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Can you type?
Good morning everyone! Congratulations on nearly completing your first week telecommuting or «working from home.»
Reminder: Please look at liveworksheets.com. We have renewed worksheets with a mark of 7 or lower, and we have added more worksheets, including weekly reviews! Stay motivated! Do a self test!
We are sure there have been unexpectedly wonderful parts of working from home and some complicated ones too. Since it is Friday, we wanted to leave you not with more homework, but with a link to practice a life skill that you may need more than ever in this new world order.
TYPING =MECANOGRAFÍA
We figure it is easier to work on a computer if you know how to write properly. Learning to type is fun, and it makes writing on a computer faster and more accurate.
So, here is a picture that shows you how to position your hands on the «home row.» This is the line of letters in the middle of a keyboard (teclado) where you keep your hands to type. If you click on the picture, you will go to a link IN SPANISH to help you learn the basics of typing.
Lecciones y explicaciones en español. Pincha abajo:
Here is a video to help you:
After you learn the basics, we think you´ll have fun challenging yourselves with these typing GAMES. For those of you who play lots of video games, you might already have great finger control!
Juegos. Pincha aquí:
Start to play, and leave us a comment on the blog to let us know how your typing skills progress! Have fun!
Enjoy your weekend! Play, exercise and spend time with your family!
We´ll be back in touch on Monday and we look forward to reading your comments and messages!
All the best, stay well!
Teacher Manolo and Lindley
A Cultural Moment: Happy Saint Patrick’s Day!
Hello-
In the midst of our confinement we can still celebrate a virtual holiday! Today, March 17th , in Ireland and where ever there are Irish populations, people get together to wear green, eat corn beef and cabbage and celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day! These videos explain the whys and hows of this green luck o’ the Irish celebration!
https://youtu.be/MqO0O8O8Gmk
And now a traditional Irish anthem. (Aviso: coged pañuelos, que es una canción bastante melancólica.)
And now for something equally traditional, but a little happier!
And just in case you aren’t familiar with Irish Step Dancing, here is a small taste.
Enjoy this cultural moment. Happy Saint Patrick’s day and Luck o’ the Irish to you all!
Erin go bragh,
Lindley McCarthy
Online fun for Year 5 and Year 6 English!
Hello Year 5 and Year 6:
We hope you are well and #stayinghome!
Since you all have work packs to do (a page/day, please) and also work on:
www.liveworksheets.com
we thought we would put some fun English activities on the blog here. Check back every few days for activities that support your learning and USE of English. We hope these serve as learning tools and that they are entertaining too – as we carry our civic responsibilities under quarantine!
Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with questions or doubts via the comments section in the blog!
Click the pictures for a variety of games to play over and over again.
This is a link to a game to practice past simple.
Challenge video quiz! Go ahead, watch it and give it your best shot!! This quiz includes multiple verb tenses: past simple, past continuous and past perfect simple. Click to get to the video.
And last but not least don’t forget to play lyrics training to enjoy your favorite songs in English and practice your listening skills!
Happy quarantine! We’ll be in touch soon with more activities for you to enjoy!
All our best,
Teacher Manolo and Lindley
Revision: clothes, to be and to have
Hello Year 3-
A quick reminder to keep practicing English on
www.liveworksheets.com.
We suppose you are nearly done with your clothes work pack, so this blog entry is a revision to consolidate your learning so far. Here are some videos and games so you can keep practicing your knowledge.
Revise clothes (and other) vocabulary with this fun game here. Click the photo to get to the link.
Let us know how you do–we´ll track high scores if you send your results to us in the comments section.
Click the picture below for a game to practice to be:
Click below to use this video lesson to practice the verb have got:
Use this link to help you revise material at a variety of levels. It includes listening games to, so have your head phones on, or your speaker turned up.
Let us know how you are doing with your work and let us know via the comments section if you have any questions!
Stay well! Stay at home!
All our best,
Teacher Manolo and Lindley