Listening practice

4th Grade October 2019

https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening/beginner-a1-listening/good-nights-sleep

October 24th

https://youtu.be/ocOQp150P2c

December 12th 

https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening/beginner-a1-listening/band-auditions

Activities 1

Activities

January 16th

https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening/beginner-a1-listening/describing-people

2 Players Game

Match

February 13th 

https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening/beginner-a1-listening/first-day-school

Game

Game 2

What time is it?

Tell the time

Match

MATTER

Hi everyone! I linked you some games to review Natural Science, enjoy!

Game

Changes in matter

Changes in matter 2

Experiments

Was/Were

WAS/WERE

I was                  wasn't

You were              weren't

He/She/It was     wasn't

We were               weren't

You were              weren't

They were            weren't

1. Transform these sentences into Past.

I am at school.

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She isn't happy.

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Are you riding a bike?

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We are twenty-five children.

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He is my friend.

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They aren't at the supermarket.

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2.This picture was taken yesterday...

What can you see?

The ball was on the mat.

The books were on the bookcase.

The box wasn't on the shelf.

Were the toys on the floor?

Was the boat under the bed?

Write four more sentences:
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Online Activities

Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
British Council Web Site

Middle Ages

THE MIDDLE AGES

The Middle Ages started with the fall of the Roman Empire and ended with the discovery of America in the 15th century.

Life in the Middle Ages.
About 1.000 years ago, most people were  peasant. They lived in small villages near a castle for protection.

The king and his noblemen  lived in castles. Some noblemen fought in wars and were called knights. 

Monks and nuns lived in monasteries. They prayed and copied books. 

Merchants and craftsmen lived in medieval cities and sold their products in markets.

Transport.
People travelled on foot, by horse or by cart. There were rowing boats and sailing boats.

Buildings.
Castles were fortresses of stone, monasteries were large buildings and churches and cathedrals were religious buildings.

Ancient History

ANCIENT HISTORY

Ancient History started with the invention of writing and ended with the fall of the Roman Empire.

Cities.

The Romans built many cities with a square in the centre called forum. Rich people lived in houses called domus and poor people lived in houses called insulae. Rich people had slaves, they were servants.

Transport.

The Romans built roads made of stone. They travelled on foot, by cart or by horse.They built bridges and aqueducts.

Buildings.

They built theatres for enterteinment, amphitheatres for gladiators fights, circuses for races and temples to pray. They also built public baths.

Language.

The Romans spoke Latin.

 

Prehistory

PREHISTORY

Prehistory started with the discovery of fire over a million years ago and ended with the invention of writing.

The first human beings.

The first human beings were nomads because they travelled from place to place to find food and shelter. They travelled on foot. They gathered wild plants, caught fish and hunted animals. They lives in huts or caves, in small groups called tribes.

The first farmers.

About 10.000 years ago they became farmers. They stopped moving from place to place and became sedentary.

The first metalworkers.

About 8.000 years ago they started working with metals, they invented the wheel and the sailing boat. They began to trade. 

Game

My timeline

After these introduction to History, I want you to create your own timeline.

Remember that you will start in the year you were born (2008/2009) and finish in 2018.

You have to write at least six events. Here you are some examples:

-I leart to talk/walk/read/write/ride a bike/swim...
-I got a pet
-I went to Disneyland/the beach/London...
-My brother/sister was born
-I started nursery/primary school

You can use any type of paper (colour paper, cardboard), add pictures or drawings, etc.

These are some examples to inspire you:

INTRODUCTION TO HISTORY

 Historical Sources

Written:

Non-written:

Oral: 

Links: 
Measuring Time

History Timeline

ECOSYSTEMS

What is an ecosystem?

Types of ecosystems

EXAMPLES:

-Desert

-Forest

-Grasslands

-Ocean

-River

-Tundra

A dolphin is more intelligent than a starfish

Use this chart to study the comparatives and then play these games:

Comparatives Game

Quick game

Animals!

Hi there! I link you the videos we watched some days ago and activities to practice, enjoy!!

Animal's diet

Sea animals

African Savannah Animals

Vertebrates and invertebrates

Creative Cooking

Hello children!!!!
Here you have a fun game to practice the vocabulary we are working with.
I hope you like it!

Make a Pizza!

SPAIN

Hello there! I suggest you two websites where you can practice Spanish communities and capitals in an interactive way. The more you practice the better😊


Enjoy.

Click on the links:

Communities

Capitals

Provinces