Children in Year 4 and in Year 6 have got a blogfolio. What is a blogfolio?
It is a blog done as a Portfolio! Do you like it? We really love our blogfolios!
Therefore, these children have worked hard on their blogfolios. We have just started the project but we are going to continue it next school year.
Have a look and see all what they can do!
We finish each school year checking what we knew and what we have learned during the school year. And a good activity to join all we can do in English is introducing oneself.
Now, students in Year 6 have added to their introduction the past simple and the future with going to. Obviously, it's not possible to add each lesson to this activity, but it is possible with some of the main topics.
Here you can listen to these two hard-working girls who can introduce themselves brilliantly. And it is a summary too of what children can say in English when they finish Primary education.
Tania:
Chaimae:
And, it's time to make plans too. Children in Year 6 finish Primary school now, and they talk about their plans for the future.
What are you going to do this summer?
What are you going to do after the summer holidays?
What are you going to do next year?
Dear children,
I'm going to miss you!
Good luck at secondary school!
Now that the school year is about to finish, it's time to check. We have been checking the past simple. Children in Year 6 explain what they did at school. Well done, children!
What did you do at school?
My very young pupils can speak English too!
We have a friend and we talk to him in English because he can only understand English!Listen to Bertie Bear:
Bertie Bear is happy too because you are very good at English! Now, listen to these children introducing themselves:
In Year 4 we are studying the present continuous. It's quite a difficult topic, but we have fun learning English!
What are you doing?
On 5th of June it's World Enviroment Day.
How can you control climate change?The European Comission highlights these key verbs to save our planet:turn down, switch off, recycle and walk. We can all help! Let's be changers!
How much do you know about climate change? Answer this quiz:
And, PLAY!Earth puzzle:
Sing: Earth rocks!
It gives us the food we eat, the air we breath... Let's show the Earth how much we care.
And don't forget this key rule: each one of us can help. Watch this video: Everyone can save the planet.
But what is the global warming? Listen to this explanation. It's a little difficult but very funny!
And Toni in Year 6 has shown me this video. He likes Hannah Montana and he thought I would love the video. And it's true! It's great!
Remember Michael Mussso's message: reduce, reuse, recycle.
What are you doing?
Read and listen this explanation on the present continuous.
Learn and practise:
And listen to all these examples too:
Students in Year 4, can you write some examples on your blogs? Use the present continuous.
London's Big Ben turns 150 years old today. Happy birthday!
It is the name of the big bell that strikes the hour. The tower clock is called Stephen's Tower, although it is popularly known as Big Ben. It is a part of the Palace of Westminster or Houses of Parliament. Learn more here.
What's the time? Play and learn!
This year we are celebrating the International Year of Astronomy. It marks the 400th anniversary of Gallileo's first astronomical observation through a telescope.
Let's learn about the Universe!
And enjoy this video!
Time to play with numbers! Now that we are about to finish school, it's a good moment to check numbers again.
Listen to the number:
Match numbers with names:
Listen to the ordinal numbers:
Listen and write the numbers:
Watch these videos. Sing the song of numbers from 10 to 20
And sing the song of numbers from 20 to 100
It's the third time we try to do this activity. Let's see if can finally do it. It seems that everything works now perfectly OK so... Good luck!
Write on your blogs what we did in Year 4.
I go to school on foot. I don't go to school by car.
What about you? Write on your blogs how you go to school.
And, PLAY! Hurray!
Spell the different means of transport:
Can you guess what the word is?
Label the pictures:
And sing a song here.
Listen to the story:
Watch the video and repeat the words:
And on 18th May it's the Museum Day. We have visited lots of museums here in Eivissa. We like museums, especially Art ones.
Let's visit the MOMA in New York, the Museum of Modern Art. It's great!
There are lots of activities on the MOMA website for kids. Choose the ones you like best.
17th May is Internet Day. On Sunday we'll celebrate the web day!
But remember two important things:
1. Use the Internet safely. Don't write personal information on social networking websites. You won't be able to rub it out. So, be careful!
2. Block cyberbullying. Report abuse. Use the Internet to communicate, learn and have fun. Never use it to play evil tricks on your friends.
Watch the video, done by the European Comission, and think about its message.
And, of course, it's a day to play too.
Let's learn some vocabulary on computers. Click on each picture, play and learn.
Do you know the parts of a computer?
Learn some key words on computers here:
Can you type? Learn here!
Tomorrow is Europe's Day. Europe's Day is on 9th May.
Let's live all together!
Play with the flags of the countries in the European Union.
Listen to Europe's Anthem:
Look at all these important monuments in Europe. Where are they?
There are lots of games here. Play and learn about Europe.
But, what is Europe?
Dear Mummy,
Thank you for taking care of me!
I love you so much!
Today is Mother's Day in Spain. Don't forget to congratulate your mum. You can do it online:
Remember that your mommy is the woman who takes care of you. So, you can also congratulate your grandma or your auntie.
And you can play here with your mum. Have fun together!
What gift have you given your mummy? This is my suggestion:
1. A big kiss
2. A bigger hug
3. The most important promise:
Mummy, I promise I will always do my homework and study hard!
And finally, watch the video.
Mums make it all better:
By the way, is today Mother's Day in England? No, it isn't.
They celebrate Mother's Day on the fourth Sunday in Lent. So this year Mother's Day was on 22nd March.
In Year 6 we are studying the Solar System.
Play and learn about the planets!
Which one is the biggest?
Which one is the coldest?
Which ones are nearer to the Sun than Planet Earth?
Pupils in Year 6 can say the tongue twister of Peter Piper.
Congratulations, children! You can say it brilliantly!
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