Alright, boys and girls of 6th grade.
This week, we’re diving a bit deeper into the topic of comparatives and superlatives. In the first two videos, there are new grammar points that we have covered in class. The third video is a very necessary review when learning a foreign language.»
and now a little test:
Have a nice week!
TeacherManolo & Ana.
Hi everyone- This week our English blog is all about a cultural moment. Learn some new English expressions while seeing some ways that people celebrate Halloween! As you can see, some people really go all out to enjoy this holiday.
(*all out: using all your ability or resources to do something)
A Halloween Light show:
Halloween Treats to make if you have the stomach for it. They are over the top! (*over the top: excessive, extreme, beyond normal, acceptable limits)
And there is something very satisfying about watching these Halloween makeup transformations!
Happy Halloween! Don’t let the monsters get you! Stay safe and see you in November!
TeacherManolo & Ana.
Hello Year 6. Here are some videos and activities for you to watch and practice using the comparative and superlative in English!
Leave us a comment and let us know how you like them!
Comparatives
Superlatives
Here is another trivia game using comparative and superlative adjectives! Have fun!
Finally, here is a special challenge! Listen to this song and practice at home! We will look at it in class one day this week to see how many adjectives you can do fill in correctly!
Enjoy!
By TeacherAlqueria and Ana.
Hello! Year 6.
Who doesn’t love a good holiday? This is a great topic to study since most people love having holidays. Revise the videos below to learn some important vocabulary to plan you next holiday or to talk about your last holiday! (Remember in American English, we usually talk about vacations- a synonym for holidays.)
Then, take some notes about this new vocabulary in your English notebook.
This video gives great advice for writing and talking about holidays. Watch it to learn how to improve the quality of your speaking and writing.
For extra credit, write a GOOD, ON-LEVEL TEXT (100 – 110 WORDS) about your last holiday.
Be sure to include the answers to these questions.
Let us know if you have any questions.
TeacherManolo&Ana
It’s that time of year again to enjoy The European Day of Languages being multilingual, or at least trying to be! Watch the video below to learn some more about this special celebration. The official date is September 26th.
Celebramos el día de las Lenguas Europeas el pasado 27 de septiembre 2024, en nuestro Colegio; lo primero de todo, queremos agradecer a todas las familias participantes por hacernos pasar una tarde tan interesante y divertida y por acercarnos más no solo a su lengua, sino también a su cultura y tradiciones. Recomendamos ver también las entradas de los Blogs de Primaria ya que los Tutores y Tutoras han publicado el evento.
Durante estas primeras semanas de curso, en nuestras clases de Idiomas, hemos hablado y conocido el Día de las Lenguas. El alumnado ha tomado conciencia de la importancia de hablar algún idioma extranjero. Podéis ver algunas frases de algunos autores y autoras a la entrada de nuestro colegio sobre la importancia de los idiomas y algunos mensajes en diferentes lenguas y opiniones de nuestro alumnado sobre los idiomas.
Las principales razones del alumnado para aprender un idiomas han sido:
Watch to learn how to say country names, nationalities, and languages in English.
How well do you know the FLAGS of European Countries? Watch to test yourself!
Click on the pictures to play the games :
We hope you enjoy these activities!
Teacher Manolo & Ana