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Let's sing these rhyme songs.
5 little bunnies bouncing on a bed. Nursery rhyme song.
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Traditional Easter games and songs.
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Do you usually play traditional games at Easter time? I love this one.
Now let's sing thisn song.
Food labels
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Students like "realia" to bring the class to life.
Students love this activity called "Food labels" which consist of exchanging food labels with our pen pals including some information which has been agreed. Students talk about their favourite food, when they have it and how much money it costs. Here you can see a couple of examples.
Abel, 3 B.
Carmen, 4 A.
Most of students have also added the containers. Let's learn some containers in English.
Here you can find some "realia" strategies.
Happy Springtime Cards. Easter songs.
Hello everyone,
Rocío and Daniela have drawn these beautiful Spring pictures for their English pen pals in Epsom, Surrrey, United Kingdom.
Rocío M, 6º A.
Daniela B, 6º A.
Iker R. 6º A
These Kahoot can help us revise Springtime vocabulary
Easy Kahoot
A little more difficult
An now let's sing a couple of songs.
Easter Bunny
Our avatars. Year 5 A. Internet, profile picture and digital footprint.
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Year 5 have created these avatars for their profile picture.
They are aware that pictures tell people a lot information about us.
Students must protect their privacy as images are readable.
Do you know what a QR code is?
Computers can read our faces like a QR code and find other pictures of us online.
Remember that when you post a photo you are creating a digital footprint.
Are you sure you want to be everywhere? Think about it.
Learn more about Is it safe to post pictures of kids online?
Kahoot player
Now let's play this Kahoot created by Year 5 A students
Remember that when you post a photo you are creating a digital footprint.
Are you sure you want to be everywhere? Think about it.
Learn more about Is it safe to post pictures of kids online?
Kahoot player
Now let's play this Kahoot created by Year 5 A students
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