Duck, duck, goose...

Sofía (2nd A) wants to play 'Zapatilla, por detrás" in English. This is the game:

Chess is more than a game!

Leo (2nd A) wants to say the name of chess pieces:





Each player starts with sixteen pieces: 

eight pawns,   /ˈpɑːns/

two knights,   /ˈnaɪts/

two bishops,    /ˈbɪʃəps/

two rooks,     /ˈrʊks/

one queen and     /ˈkwiːn/

one king.     /ˈkɪŋ/

How do you say... ? Doll house

Emma C (2nd A) wants to play with a doll house, or dollhouse.   /ˈdɑːlˌhaʊs/

How do you say...?

Cayetana (1st B) wants to say Parchís in English.

You say 'parcheesi'. It's a 'race'. Players try to be the first to move all of their pieces all the way around a board.

/pɑɚˈtʃiːzi/



This is Connect 4. 

How good are your eyes?

What do you see?

Hidden animals...

Sofía (1st B) wants to see hidden animals in pictures...

Games for Christmas

Here you can find games for Christmas.

This one is more difficult. You have to light up the Christmas tree, connecting all the wires and bulbs.
Merry Christmas!

Easter is here!

This is a useful and interesting website for English activities.

Here you can find games, crafts, songs...

• This is an on-line memory game related with Easter

• This is an Easter song and the lirics.

Easter bunny please leave me some treats!
Easter bunny please leave me some treats!


Choc'late, candies, colored eggs!
Dashing quick on furry legs.


Easter bunny please leave me some treats!

• This is a colouring page for Easter.

Happy Easter everyone!

To learn more about pets.

Some animals live with us at home, they are called pets. They may be a goldfish, a kitten, a puppy...
This game helps you to know more about pets.



This one is a bit more difficult... but it's also an interesting story. 'Pets at the animal shelter'

At the zoo

Have fun with this story... in the Zoo.

Link with games!

Here goes a link for children http://www.thekidzpage.com/

Put the hats on children's head

Here is a link to play with numbers in order. Any problem?

Try COPY and PASTE:

http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/online/numorder.swf

Put the hats on children's head.

On the left the SMALLest on the right the BIGgest.
Example:    2    9    13    23

Click on CHECK to know if you are right and the children smile!

How do you say...?

Pablo V (2º A) asked about futbolín in English.

You say table football.

In the same way, when you say 'table tennis' you mean ping-pong o tenis de mesa.