SCHOOL TRIP TO "EL GUIJO" 1st ESO

Dear students!

We are almost ready to go to El Guijo, where we will practise and improve English, make new friends and enjoy ourselves. We're sure we'll have a lot of fun and make the most of it.

We'll include here some notices, photos and we'll tell our families, classmates, and colleagues what we do there.

Get ready!!!

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

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Some exercises for you to practise:
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The house

Do you think you can describe your house now? Remember you can create your own house in StoryBoard.
Here you have some activities for you to learn or review vocabulary.

One: Bedroom
Two: Kitchen
Three: Parts of the house

WAS & WERE

Do you already know the past tense of  'to be'? Remember this is a very special verb.

Then you can do this activity and then we can play this game.

Enjoy it!!!

News

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Readers 2nd ESO - 3rd Term

As we are aware of the importance of reading in English and we know that now you are more autonomous, during the third term you (2nd ESO 'Programa' students) are going to read at home one of the following books, the one you like the most and corresponds to your level (A2 or B1). All are by Oxford.

• Animals in Danger, De A. Hopkins & J. Potter. (Stage 1)
• Dead Man’s Island, de J. Escott.n (Stage 2)
• The Jungle Book, de Kipling R. (Stage 2)
• Marco Polo and the Silk Road, de J. Hardy- Gould.(Stage 2)
• Frankenstein, de M. Shelley. (Stage 3)

Readers 1st ESO - 3rd Term

As we are aware of the importance of reading in English and we know that now you are a bit more autonomous, during the third term you (2nd ESO 'Programa' students) are going to read at home one of the following books, the one you like the most and corresponds to your level (A1 or A2). All are by Oxford.

-  Animals in Danger, by A. Hopkins & J. Potter. (Stage 1)

-  The Elephant Man, by T. Vicary. (Stage 1)

-  King Arthur, by J. Hardy-Gould. (Starter)

-  Pirate Treasure, by P. Burrows & M. Foster. (Starter)

-  Sally’s Phone, by L. Lindop. (Starter)

-  Sherlock Holmes: Two Plays, by Sir A. Conan Doyle (Stage 1)

PHONEMIC CHART

As some of you have asked me about the English sounds here you have a phonemic chart by the BBC. We'll practise it in class.
In the following one you can see an example of each sound.

THE HOUSE

Here you have some exercises for you to practise the parts of the house and furniture

Parts of the house.
Parts of the house with definitions.
The bedroom.

CRIME

In this unit we are learning a lot of new vocabulary. Have a look at the activities I have created in Quizlet so that learning this vocabulary becomes easier for you.
I'm sure you will enjoy them a lot! Have fun! Click here, please.