Another activity to practice The Weather vocabulary. Jason Renshaw and his six-year-old son Jamie, are talking about a set of weather and seasons pics.
It's just perfect, enjoy it !!
Oh! I forgot your task. Take notes about words you can catch, as usual, don't worry about what you don't understand.
Let's practice weather vocabulary playing with this maze.
It's easy, click HERE , then click in GO to start.
You have to listen and mark the correct option to get to a house through the maze. Good luck !!
Click on the title or here and answer these questions . You can do it here (in comments) or using your workbook.
How old is she?
Has she got any sister?
How many brothers has she got?
What's his father's job?
Has she got any pets?
What are her hobbies?
What colour hair has she got?
Click on the title or on the link under the photo, you'll get to a page called AnswerGarden. Write your Autumn feeling and see how our Word Cloud changes. There are some mistakes, I challenge you to find them. But the most important thing is, write your own feeling and write down the most original and the most repeated. You can find out the last one because the word is bigger than the others. Write them in comments with your name.
Sometimes you can't find the right word to say something. Phraseup is a site that helps you in that case.
You only have to write the sentence and put a * in the place of the word you don't know. The programme will provide a lot of alternative solutions and you can choose the best for you.
Today is the centenary of International Women's Day . In honor of that day,EQUALS, was directed by Sam Taylor . Daniel Craig, AKA James Bond, appears in drag while Judi Dench does a voice over highlighting the many inequities faced by women. “We’re equals, aren’t we, double 0 seven?” she asks. “Yet it is 2011 and a man is still likely to earn more money than a women, even for the same job.” But, she continued, “It’s not just about money and power. …one in four are victims of domestic violence.”
When you play the video, if you need it. Click on CC and get the audio transcripted. Then make a list of problems women have to face and the question asked to James Bond. Why do you think Daniel Craig dressed like a woman?
Then enter to the official site of International Women's Day . Click on the Theme icon and answer : What's the 2017 campaign theme ? When will the gender gap close according to World Economic Forum? Click on Events icon and search for IWD events in Ottawa, Canada. Click on News icon and choose one to share with your mates in class.
1- Download the worksheet from Busyteacher.org . It's on your right. Just one page to fill in the gasps .
2- Watch the video and try to complete.
3-Answer these questions and add two of your answers to the comments.
a) When do you need any help?
b) Why do you feel insecure?
c)What do you appreciate about your friends?
d)How do you feel if you feel down?
e)What about giving help ?
4- Finally as usual...sing as if you were alone...
Suppose you're a reporter. After clicking on the title, you have to select one or more kinds of newspapers, then you're given a set of clues to discover the words to complete the headline. Once you've finished you can go ahead with another headline or enter to the article.
Print the article you are interested in , bring to our class and make a short comment about it. What it is about, if you knew about it or not, etc.
Welcome back !!!
School starts again and we love it. Yes, don't cry for the end of our holidays , School is such a good adventure...And you are a firework !!
Enjoy Katy Perry's song , click on the title and complete the exercise. It's a listening one.
Then, watch the video again , choose two stories and try to guess what had happened before and what is going to happen later. Try to connect the scene with the lyrics.
What don't you dare to do ? Would you be a firework?.
Give the answers in comments or bring the to hand out in class.
Dvolver allow us to make funny films. You choose the set ,the actors and the sound.
Then you type what you want your actors to say, and it's done !!! .
Everything is really easy.
You can share it with your mates by e-mail or embeding it on your webpage.
Well we're going to enjoy a song from Glee. Our friends from Daily English Workout give us a fantastic activity, here.
I want a little more :
1- Create your own sentences using those idioms.
2- Choose two expressions from the song and change them a bit to say what you really want.
3- Let's sing together !!!
Click on the title and you'll get a screen with this image. Then click on ENTER.
In TOPICS, choose Biography. You'll get this screen. Then enter to the videos and answer the question that is on your right. E-mail the answer to your teacher.
This is a great Canadian page. You can find idioms and expressions, see them in context, listen to them and find the equivalent one in Spanish or French.
Your task : choose your 5 favourites, change the context to use them, make a poster and bring it to share in class. To avoid repetition, enter to comments, write your name and the expressions you chose.
Click here : 1000 images on the tip of my tongue.
Click on the title and you will go to an exercise created by Mrs. Haquet.
1- Learn the vocabulary. You'll see the images , read the words and listen to them.
2- You have to match the words and the images. It's a drag and drop exercise.
3- Match the images with the sounds. You have to drag the images to your left, towards the sound player.
4- Finally the crossword. You click on the free space and the image you have to guess appears.