Egg Hunting 'The Golden Egg'

Friday 11^th April

Hello! Easter holidays!!!

Raúl, David and Eva didn’t come to English on Friday, I’m sure they had started their holidays. Happy holidays kids, to all of you.

It is Easter, so we coloured a picture of an Easter egg.

The Easter egg had a pattern with circles and triangles.

·         How many circles are there?

·         There are six circles on the Easter egg.

·         How many triangles are there?

·         There are ten triangles on the Easter egg.

We looked for words in a word square.

It had the shape of a rabbit, of course, the Easter bunny.

Do you remember some of the words?

Easter eggs, egg hunting, basket, decoration, Sunday, spring, bunny.

On Easter Sunday we go egg hunting. I like Easter eggs and the Easter bunny.

We watched a video. The story was called ‘The golden egg’

There is egg hunting and the kids look for chocolate eggs everywhere. They have to find the golden egg. They looked for the egg in the corn, in the grass, under the sticks, behind the bricks…but they could not find it. The two little aliens found the golden egg. But the girl was so sad that the aliens gave her the golden egg and the they got on their spaceship and left the earth.

Game 2

 

Player 1	----
Player 2	----
Player 3	----
Player 4	7
Player 5	5
Player 6	9
Player 7	11

Watch the story again here:

The Great Egg Hunt - video

We played ‘Simon says’, ‘Hangman’ and ‘pairs’.

     This is what we learnt the second term:

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Are these your pens?	Is that his ball?			Are these your books?
Yes, they are.	No, it isn’t.			No, they aren’t.
Possessions
Whose is the pen?		Whose bikes are these?			Whose is the book?
It’s our pen.	They are their bikes.				It’s Linda’s book.
What room is this?
Is it the bathroom?	Is it the kitchen?			How many bedrooms are there in the house?
Instructions
Point to the cooker.		Show me the bed.				Touch your hair.
Put the rubber on the chair.		Go opposite the door.				Put the pen in the pencil case.
Where are you? / Where is she?			What are you doing? / What is she doing?
I’m in the kitchen / She’s in the bathroom.			I’m cooking / She’s washing her hands.
Is			Are
Is he tall? Yes, he is / No, he isn’t			Are her arms long? Yes, they are / No, they aren’t
What colour are her eyes?			What colour is her hair?
Her eyes are blue.			Her hair is fair.
Can / can’t
Can you swim?		She can’t ski.				I can cook.

VOCABULARY
Possessive adjectives	My, his ,her, its, our, your, their
In the park	Ball, sausages, hat, window, shop, bike,
In the playground	Slide, swings, bench
Insects	Bugs, ants, bees
Classroom	pencil case, sharpener, pen, rubber, folder, books, notebook, door, table, window, chair
Rooms in the house	Kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living room, dining room, upstairs, downstairs
Furniture	Bed, toilet, bath, cupboard, cooker, fridge, basin, mirror, wardrobe, sofa, plant
The body	Face, arms, legs, hands, shoulders, finges, toes, body, knees, neck, back
The face	Eyes, eyebrows, nose, ears, hair, cheeks
Descriptive adjectives	Tall, short, fat, thin, thick, big, small, long
Easter	Eggs, basket, egg hunting, Easter bunny,