Unit 4: We can
Activities: do a magic trick, do maths, draw cartoons, grow a
plant, learn to play chess, make a poster, make a robot.
The school trip: Take notice; notice feelings and behaviour.
Verbs: cry, frown,
laugh, shout, smile, whisper, care.
Grammar 1:
What’s he/she/it
doing? He/She/
It is doing maths.
What are
we/you/they doing? We/ you/ they are
doing magic tricks.
Grammar 2: Asking
about qauantity
Is he/she smiling? Yes,
he/she is. / No, he/she isn’t.
Are they clapping? Yes,
they are. / No, they aren’t.
Everyday English
What’s up? I’m
feeling… (adjective).
Why’s that? Because…
Don’t worry!, you can do it!!
Unit 3: Cooking Everyday vocabulary and structures Vocabulario: beans, meat, noodles, onions, prawns, rice, soup, tomato sauce, chillies, nuts, olives, salt, sugar. A traditional dish: fish, potatoes, prawns, rice, sprouts, turkey. Grammar 1: There are some prawns. There is some rice. There aren't any onions. There isn't any cheese. Grammar 2: Is there any salt?: Yes, there is / No, there isn't Are there any nuts?: Yes, there are /No, there aren't Everyday language What would you like?: I'd like a..., please. Anything else?: ..., please. |
Unit 2: My day Everyday vocabulary and structures Vocabulario: brush my teeth, do my homework, get up, wake up, have a shower, brush my hair, have a shower, go to school, go home, go to bed, have breakfast/snack/ dinner, watch tv/telly, surf the internet. Contenidos básicos: Cook dinner Do the dishes do the washing go online have dinner tidy up Grammar 1: What time do you get up? I get up at seven o'clock Grammar 2: When do you tidy up? I tidy up in the morning. Do you go online at the weekend? Yes, I do. No, I don't Everyday language Shall we do our project on...? I can't help at home on... What about...? Yes, I'm free on... ___________________________________________________________ Unit 1: My community Everyday vocabulary and structures Vocabulario: café, cinema, museum, post office, sate par, station, supermarket, swimming pool. Contenidos básicos: Borrow a book Buy food Meet friends Send a card Write a story Put something in the basket Grammar 1: How often do you go to the...? I (Always/ Often/ Sometimes/ Never) go to the... Grammar 2: She/ He often visits her grandparents. She/ He doesn't visit her grandparents. Everyday language Excuse me, is there a ...near here? Let's see. yes, there is. Where is it? It's over there. ________________________________________________________________________ Cursos anteriores Personal
information: Hello, my
name is…., I’m…. I am….
years old. I live in…. Greetings: Hello. Good
morning. Good
afternoon. Good
night. Good bye. The weather: It’s sunny/ cloudy/ raining/ snowy/ foggy/ windy Days of
the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Numbers
1-100: one,
two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety, a hundred. Colours: red, blue, green, yellow, pink, purple, orange, black, brown, white, grey. Useful
vocabulary: boy,
girl, thank you, please, sorry, excuse me Common language Let’s (play
chess). OK. No, thanks. Yes, please. I don’t want to. What’s your favourite book? Who’s your favourite character? How do you say...in English? What does... mean? Can I have a/some...? Can you repeat it, please? Instructions: Stand
up. Sit down. Touch the
ground. Turn
around. Jump. Walk. Stand
still. Clap your
hands. Open/close
the book. Pick up
your pen. Put your pen down. |
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