In 2nd of primary, we’re studying meals and food.

• Are you hungry? Yes I am.
• Do you like peas? Yes, I do.
• Do you like carrots? No, I don’t.

Here, there’s a new song about food. Enjoy your meal! 🙂

In 2nd of primary, we’re studying vocabulary about clothes: shirt, trousers, skirt, socks, T-shirt, jacket, hat, jeans, shoes.
– What are you wearing today?
– I’m wearing… a dress!
Here comes a new song about clothes. Enjoy it!

Christmas is coming…
This week, in 2nd of primary, we are learning this song about Santa and his friends.
Hello, reindeer!
Hello, snowman!
Hello, Santa!
Merry Christmas everyone and happy holidays!

This 3rd term, in 4th grade, we studied some prepositions. We took some pictures representing them!

We also learned a song: in, on, under, next to, between, in front of, behind, opposite.

Click HERE to see the photos!

Here there is the song “Come to the English Day”.

You can sing it at home too! Enjoy it!

COME TO THE ENGLISH DAY

What good is sitting alone in your class?
Come hear the music play
The school is a big Musical
Come to the English Day

Put down the pencil, the book and the pen
It’s time to join the show
The school is a big Musical
Come to the English Day

Come play the music
Come hear the band
Come stand up
Start dancing all along
Your friends are waiting

What could you show your teachers and mates
To make them dance right away
The school is a big Musical
Come to the English Day!!!

Click here to listen to the song.

Hello everyone!

Here there is the song Hakuna Matata (The Lion King). Now, you can practice it at home!

In 4th grade of Primary, the students will sing it on the English Day ’18!

“Hakuna Matata… What a wonderful phrase…” 🙂

A stamp!

Explanation: An envelope can go anywhere in the world which is very big and the stamp goes everywhere with the envelope. But an envelope is very small and the stamp never moves from the corner of the envelope. Got it? 🙂

What travels all around the world and stays in a corner?

In 4th grade, we played a game called ‘Who’s at Home’!

• Who’s talking on the phone?
• My uncle
• Who’s washing up?
• My cousin
• Who’s reading comics?
• My auntie
• Who’s eating biscuits?
• My granny
• Who’s tidying up?
• My grandad
• That’s right!

Click here to watch the video

Taking advantatge of  the typical “tres Tombs”, I would like to show you this amazing video about horses.

Learn from Animals for Kids horses for children

I hope you enjoy it.!!!!