How do you say...?

Javier (2nd A) wants to say 'Asma' in English.

The word is asthma. Asthma makes it difficult for someone to breathe.

The sound is  /ˈæsmə/

How do you say...?

Carlos (2nd A) wants to say 'neurona' in English.

Neuron is the word. You can also say 'nerve cell'
 /ˈnjʊərəʊn/

It's a cell that carries messages between the brain and other parts of the body.


brain









neuron

Firs level - English Alphabet

Sprint time

Students in the second level B group, have done a video about Spring time.



Try to do this activity. Print it, read the poem and colour the picture.

And if you want to learn more about Spring... watch this video. He's an old friend... Mister Duncan. Do you remember? Have a look here!

Flowers - Spring

This is a video with images of beautiful flowers and the voices of the students in the second level letter A.

The music is from Yakutia... "Spring melodies". Have a look in this link. You can try the sound, too.

And remember... "Mistakes are the best teacher..."

Have fun with it!

 

Australia

Our "Australian" teacher in practice, Charles... comes from Australia.

In this big island people speak English.

Learn more about it.

Australia 2nd level

A postcard from London.

Mónica (1A) is a school mate with an aunt living in London.

She has got a postcard from her.

Thanks, Mónica.

How do you say...?

A student in the second level (2A) asked about this word.

How do you say techo in English?

And I say: 'Do you remember this chant?'

- Point to the ceiling!
- Point to the door!
- Point to the window!
- Point to the floor!

We learned it two years ago...

          The ceiling of this bathroom is yellow.

How do you say...?

Jhonathan, 2º B

- Teacher, how do you say ascensor in English?

You can say lift (Bristish English) or elevator (American English).

It's not a duck, it's a mammal... it's a platypus.

platypus

How do you say...?

Victor (2º B) asks this question:

How do you say eclipse in English?

Oh! This word is quite similar in different languages: French, English, Spanish...

eclipse

Parts of the house

This is a virtual house...

Choose ENGLISH.

TAKEN FROM: http://www.bgfl.org/

How do you say...?

Sofía O, and Marta H. (2º A) ask...

How do you say pecera in English?
How do you say terrario in English?


These are some houses for pets:

# 1.- This is a cage, a birdcage.


# 2.- This is a doghouse.



# 3.- This is a fishbowl.





# 4.- This is a cat basket... with a cat and a dog.

How do you say...?

Christian (2º B) wants to know how to say bisabuelo in English.

Dad is your father.
Grandpa is your Grand-father
Great-grandfather is the word. You have to say two words: grate and grandfather.

The title of this photograph from FlickrCC is:
"My mother, grandmother, great-grandfather and me at 171 Madrone Avenue, Larkspur, California in 1941"

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Write and say the ALPHABET

A new video to practice letters from the Alphabet. These letters are different from ours but they are easy to use.
Can you say the words?
A is for APPLE, C is for CAT

How do you say...?

Marta R (2º A) has got a lot of pets: fish, cat, turtles, birds, rabbits... but her favourite pet is a ferret.


How do you say 'hurón' in English?


Ferret is the word, and here you can see two pictures.

Here is the definition:

"a domesticated usually albino, brownish, or silver-gray animal (Mustela putorius furo) that is descended from the European polecat."

And here is a link with a funny (and not so difficult) poem about "Ferret soccer"

Try to read it in English and ask for help (your dad, your brother or sister, your teacher...) to know what it says.

Online activity 1st level number 4

This is a place to learn about your body.
If you want to type it: http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/category/topics/human-body

The song "If you are happy and you know it" is here.
To play the colouring face of a clown, click here.

Microsoft word on-line #4 1º

 

This is the place for the song.

And here is the video with the song.

Online activity 2nd level number 4

Hi!
You start in this link with Spring colouring pages.
Or if you prefer type this: http://www.oncoloring.com/spring-coloring-pages_1.html
on the web browser.

Microsoft word on-line #4 2º

If you can try the Animals Puzzles. Click here.

Parts of the body

Play this game and learn how to write the words.

Start writing? First 24 high frequently words (I)