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Archive for 11 maig 2017
Song: Keep safe, stay alive (4th grade)
8Hello 4th grade students ! Let’s listen to this song. There are very useful advices we should follow when we cross the road.
“1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Keep safe, stay alive”
There are 5 lessons about road safety in this song. Can you guess what they are?
Complete the instructions (4th grade)
9Hello 5th grade boys and girls! Now it’s time to follow the instructions. Look at the picture and complete the sentence !
Click on the image to play and then on the START button. See you tomorrow in class !
Ex: I’ve got ____ correct answers !
Dictation Unit 5 (5th grade)
11Hello, 5th grade students! Here you’ve got the DICTATION for Thursday 18th of May. Let’s practise ! Remember to leave a comment saying your results !
Ex: I’ve got ____ mistakes
Kilts and tartans
“The tradition of wearing kilts started in the Scottish highlands. A kilt was a piece of cloth. Men tied the kilt round their waists with a belt. They used a sporran, a small leather bag, to keep money and other valuable things in. At night they used the kilt as a blanket. The traditional cloth for kilts is tartan. Scottish clans or big family groups traditionally have their own tartan.”
Dictation Unit 5 (6th grade)
10Hello 6th grade students! Here you can practise the dictation for next Tuesday 16th of May.
This dictation is about famous people and his/her professions.
Tell me your results in a comment !
Ex: I’ve got ______ mistakes.
The Eden project
“These buldings are called biomes. Inside, you can see trees and plants that normally grow in other countries. In the Mediterranean biome you can see lemon, orange and olive trees. In the Rainforest biome there are waterfalls, and you can see banana, cacao, and chewing gum trees. The Eden Project isn’t just a garden. It teaches people about plants. There’s an ice rink in winter, there’s a rock climbing club, and there are beautiful sculptures in the gardens. And if you like adventure sports, you can go on the longest zip wire in England !”
