1st Term Content
Some Verbs...
Verb 1st Column 2nd Column 3rd Column
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Beure Drink Drank Drunk
Deixar Caure Drop Dropped Dropped
Menjar Eat Ate Eaten
Alimentar Feed Fed Fed
Botar Jump Jumped Jumped
Córrer Run Ran Run
Espantar Scare Scared Scared
Botar a la Skip Skipped Skipped
Corda
Agafar Take Took Taken
Tocar Touch Touched Touched
Emprar Use Used Used
You may need to check them...
Describe your Family Photograph
I am ... / My mother is ... / My father is ... / My brother is ... / My sister is ... / My auntie is ... / My uncle is ... / ...
a) tall, short, fat, slim, thin, roly-poly, chubby, dumpy, skinny, fit, ...
I use to be a ... person / My mother uses to be a ... person / ...
b) happy, sad, angry, cross, furious, concentrated, pensive, blue, scared, frightened, confident, surprised, tired, ...
c) thoughtful, nice, kind, sensitive, sensible, loyal, selfish, stubborn, arrogant, popular, hardworking, lazy, brave, clever, honest, vain, dishonest, independent, lucky, proud, organised, shy, sociable, creative, ...
d) Physical Description:
CLOTHES:
Here I am wearing a grey hat, a white top, blue shorts and blue sandals.
Here my uncle is wearing ...
HAIR:
I have got 1 + 2 + 3 hair.
( I have got straight short blonde hair)
( My auntie has got curly long brunette hair)
1.- wavy, curly, straight
2.- long, short, medium length
3.- grey, brunette, brown, red, blond(e), dark, black
EYES:
I have also got 1 + 2 + 3 eyes.
I have also got small hooded green eyes.
My bother has also got big almond blue eyes.
1.- big, small
2.- round, upturned, downturned, almond, monolid, hooded
3.- blue, green, brown, black, grey
e) Abilities
What can he / she / I do?
What can't he / she / I do?
Like / don't like
Love vs Hate
I'm good at / I'm not good at
I'm not bad at all at ...
I'm bad at ...
My ... is good at / My ... is not good at
My ... is not bad at all at ...
My .... is bad at ...
scuba diving, playing basketball, playing football, reading, running races, shopping, sleeping, eating sweets, swimming, taking painting lessons, travelling, visiting a water park, walking, watching cartoons, watching films, watching the news, playing cards, eating vegetables, cooking meals, ...
What are they doing?
He is collecting stamps.
They are baking a cake.
She is cooking in the kitchen.
1.- Drink 11.- Take a photo
2.- Eat 12.- Pose
3.- Play a sport 13.- Explain the exhibit
4.- Play a musical instrument 14.- Watch a performance
5.- Read 15.- Listen to music
6.- Write 16.- Do homework
7.- Draw
8.- Colour
9.- Paint
10.- Make a sandwich
Draw your real home!
Use a Blueprint House Plan
Some rooms you may need:
- Balcony - Cellar
- Living Room - Master Bedroom
- Toilet - Front door
- Kitchen - Back door
- Garden - Roof
- Laundry Room - Ceiling
- Upstairs - Bedroom
- Attic - Bathroom
- Pantry - Basement
- Dining Room - Study
- Hall / Foyer / Entrance - Garage
- Downstairs - Stairs
- Steps - Floor
- Wall - Swimming Pool
Draw your DREAMED home!
Online or Drawn, then explain it alive or recorded!
www.roomsketcher.com
Ready? Now it's time for discribing what is inside.
A to C
- A carton of Milk
- AC / Airconditionaning / Aircon
- Alarm clock - Armchair
- Bath - Bed
- Bed sheet - Bed side table
- Bench - Blanket
- Blender - Bookcase
- Bottle
- Bookshelf - Bowl
- Broomstick - Bulb
- Cake Pan - Candle
- Carpet - Clock
- Cloth - Coffee Maker
- Coffee Table - Colander
- Cooker / Stove - Cookie cutter
- Couch - Cup
- Cupboard - Curtains
- Cushions - Cutting board
- Chair - Chest of Drawers
- Chimney
In this picture I can see one kitchen. There is a ... next to the ... There are some ... in a ...
IN BEHIND ON IN FRONT OF
UNDER NEXT TO
D to M
- Desk - Dish drain - Dish soap - Dishwasher - Dog house - Dryer
- Eiderdown - Extractor Hood - Fan - Fence - Fireplace - Fork
- Freezer - Mug - Glass
- Grater - Heater - Iron
- Jar - Kettle - Knife - Ladle - Lamp - Microwave - Mirror - Mixer - Mop - Mould
- Muffin paper cone
- Fridge (Refrigerator)
N to S
- Napkin - Night table - Oven
- Oven glove / mitt - Paper towel - Picture
- Pillow - Pizza Cutter - Pizza pan
- Plate - Pot - Rug
- Sink - Socket (vb Plug) - Sofa
- Spatula - Sponge
- Spoon (Tea Spoon / Table Spoon)
- Squeezer / Juicer (e)
T to W
- Tap - Teapot - Television - Timer - Toaster - Toilet Paper
- Towel - Tray - Tupperware - Vase - Vacuum Cleaner - Wardrobe
- Washbasin - Washing Machine - Wooden spoon
Crazy Picture Painter!
Also known as A/B activities
Try to do your best when you work on this activity in class... later you'll have to repeat the activity alone. You decide if you want to present it alive or recorded. You can not read at any paper.
You can work in group of 4, pairs or individual (alone).
At the Supermarket
Maybe we should go over some learned vocabulary:
1.- Fruit & Veggies Stall 5.- Fish Stall
2.- Dairy Products 6.- Bakery
3.- Canned / Tinned Food 7.- Beverages (Soft Drinks & Spirits)
4.- Meat Stall
My Project:
1.- Choose one Stall
2.- Find out as many words as you can from there.
3.- Look for the right picture of the word.
4.- Create a Memory Card (Digital / Paper / Realia)
My Second Project:
1.- Design your own stall, use your imagination.
2.- This can be digital, on paper or by using realia.
3.- Choose 10 different items from your stall. Remember to hide the name and place somewhere the answer key.
Fruit Stall
In fact, both are the same, both are considered to be the fruit of a plant. The main difference among them is the usage in the kitchen. We normally eat cooked veggies in dishes, while we use to eat non-cooked fruit as a dessert.
We can fry them, boil them, grill them or roast them. You can also eat them raw.
Vegetable Stall
A - C
Almond Apple
Apricot Aubergine
Avocado Banana
Blackberry Broad bean
Broccoli Brussels sprouts
Cabbage Carrot
Cauliflower Celery
Cherries Cherry Tomato
Coconut Courgette
Cucumber
M - N
Dates Fig
Gooseberry Grapefruit
Grapes Honeydew melon
Kiwifruit Leek
Lemon Lettuce
Lychee Mango
Marrow Mushroom
Nectarine
O - R
Okra Onion
Orange Papaya
Parsnip Passion fruit
Peach Pear
Pea Pineapple
Plum Pulses
Pumpkin Raisins
Raspberry Red pepper
Rhubarb
S - W
Spinach Starfruit Strawberry Swede Sweetcorn Tomato
Walnut Watercress Watermelon
Types of Cereals:
wheat, barley, corn rye, rice, oats, millet.
Types of Herbs:
chives, coriander, spring onion, basil, mint, thyme, rosemary, dill, tarragon, bay, sage, parsley, garlic.
Types of Nuts:
nutmegs, peanuts, pistachios, pine nuts, brazil nuts, almonds, hazelnuts, cashew nuts, walnuts
Types of Pulses:
dry beans, lentils, faba beans, dry peas, chickpeas, cowpeas, bambara beans, pigeon peas, lupins, vetches.
Mandarins: Name given to all types of easy-peeler citrus fruit such as: satsuma, clementines, tangerines.
Dairy Products
Cheese - Butter - Cream - Icecream - Milk (whole / low fat / skimmed) - Margarine - Cottage Cheese - Soft Cheese - Custard
Canned / Tinned Food
Some Examples:
* Spaguetti - Noodles - Soup - ...
* Olives - Gherkin - ...
* Meatballs - Sausages - ...
* Coconut milk
* Peach - Pineapple - ...
* Soja - Peas - Sweet Corn - Artichoke Hearts - Mushroops - Red Pepper - Beans - ...
* Anchovies - Sardines - Tuna Fish - Cockles - Mussels - Clam - Oyster - Razor Shell - ...
R'U Ready?
Go to the supermarket with your group & Do your own project about Canned/Tinned Food.
Types of, Brands, Different items, ...
MEAT
Poultry:
Chicken
Duck
Emu
Hen
Ostrich
Quail
Rooster
Turkey
Red Meat & Dishes
Baby back ribs Bacon
Beef Bison
Cow Deer
Elk Gator
Goat Kangaroo Lamb Moose
Pig Pig’s feet Pork Pork chops
Rabbit Sausage
Sheep Wild boar
Yak
Cold cuts / meat:
Bierwurst
Chorizo
Iberian ham
Ham
Meatloaf
Mortadella
Pepperoni
Roast meat
Salami
Burrito Beef Stew Cordon Bleu Chicken Masala
Chicken Tempura Chicken Tikka Chicken Wings Döner Kebab Durum Kebab Falafel Filet Mignon Gyro
Hambuger Hot dog Kebab Meatball
Nuggets Pastrami Pork Cutlet Pork Loin
Roast Beef Steak Fingers Strogonoff Sub Sandwich
Tataki Teriyaki Chicken
Seafood & Fish
Anchovy Baked fish Blackened fish Bream
Cod Crab Fish finger Fried fish
Grilled fish Hake Halibut Maki
Monkfish Nigiri Octopus Prawn
Salmon Sardine Sashimi Scallop
Scrod Shark Shrimp Snapper
Shellfish: cockels, mussels, razor shell, oyster, scallop
Sole Sushi Swordfish Temaki
Tuna fish Whale
Watch the 35 Unbelievable Cooking Hacks with an adult (parents, siblings, grandparents...) and choose 5 of them.
Try, Practice and Record it! Explain your trial!
American corn bread Bagel Baguette Biscuit Bread
Bread sticks Bun Burger bun Cake Crepe
Croissant Cupcake Donut Farmhouse bread Hot dog bun
Jewish hallah Muffin Multigrain bread Palmeires Pancake
Pie Pita bread Pretzel Quiches Rolls
Rye bread Scone Swiss roll Tart Tunna patties
Wheat bread White bread Wholemeal bread
Beverages
Beer Coffee Cola Champagne Fizzy drink Hot chocolate
Juices Lemonade Milk Milkshake Orangeade Rum
Soft drink Sparkling water Still water Tea Water Whiskey
Wine
1.- Let's Play Bingo
A member of each group will stand next to the board and will write 3 words of his/her stall.
Once the words are written, the group class will write down 9 of those words. Are you ready?
2.- Let's Describe it!
A: A pair of students will choose a word from their stall and they will describe it. If they need it they can write it first on a paper.
B: A pair of students will choose a word from their stall. The group class will ask Yes/No questions to guess it.
3.- Spelling Game
a. We set the class in the stall groups.
b. 1 Stall 1 round: Each student from each group must spell two words from their list.
c. If the group guess it, they get a point. If not, the chance goes to the next one.
d. New word, new group.
4.- Let's go to the Supermarket
a.- Each group will go to two different supermarkets.
b.- They will find out their stall.
c.- They will take pictures comparing:
Most popular Brand: Is it the Most Expensive
Less popular Brand: The cheapest price from all of them.
Quantity:
Write a sentence filling the gaps according to what you can see:
- There is a lot of ...
- There are a lot of ...
- There are some ...
- There is some ...
- There is a little ...
- There are a few ...
- There isn't any ...
- There aren't any ...
- The most expensive item is ... and it costs ...
- The cheapest item is ... and it costs ...
5.- Food + Quantifier Picture Dictation
According to what you listen, you will draw: x0, x2, x5, x10
6.- Observe your kitchen, Pantry, Kitchen cabinets and Fridge
Do the stocktaking and write it down. Use quantifiers & Measure Units such as Kg, g, L or cl.
7.- According to your Stocktaking...
Answer me: Have you got ...? Yes, I have / No, I haven't.
How many ... do you have? I have ...
How much ... do you have? I have ...
Entertainment Places
1.- Imperatives 2.- Can (Permission) 3.- Personal Pronouns 4.- Term Revision: Animals / Seasons