Drawing dictation! (speaking)

Working in pairs, choose one of the following images (A or B)! Keep it as a secret, and try to describe it in English to your partner so that he/she can draw it!

For example, if you choose picture A, you can say: "There is a window on the right side of the room"

When you're finished, show the image and compare it with the drawing. Are they similar? What are the differences? (And now... change roles!!)

Picture A.
  

Picture B. 



You can download the worksheet for both students by clicking HERE or using the following link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5eUkBcQMWRpbDZQOFowOVdpckE/view

Tim, the tiny little pirate (reading and writing)

Read the story about Tim, the tiny little pirate, and answer the questions about him!

Have you met Tim? Tim is a tiny little pirate who loves being at the sea! When he was just a baby, his mother told him stories about the ocean, about sunsets and sunrises, about desert islands and incredible adventures. It was all fascinating! So, from that moment, Tim knew: he wanted to be a pirate and sail the seas looking for treasures. The only problem is that... Tim doesn't have a boat!!

Oh, no! But Tim is a very clever boy and he knows what to do: he takes a lot of wood, some planks, some nails... and, WOW, he builds an amazing boat! The boat is not very fancy, and is also very tiny but... well, exactly like him!! So Tim takes his boat and sails off looking for treasures, with his friend Larry (he's a green parrot and he doesn't speak much, but he's a friend after all). Tim wants to find an island with a lot of golden treasures, but he needs to find a map first. He is not worried, though: he knows that this is the beginning of a great adventure!!

Answer the questions about Tim!
 
1. What's the problem for Tim?

2. What does Tim do to solve the problem?

3. Who is Larry?

4. What is the boat like?

5. What do you think that will happen to Tim now? Invent and write your idea!



You can download the worksheet by clicking HERE or using the following link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5eUkBcQMWRpTFVzV1llX0NuQWM/view

The seven differences (writing)

Look at the following pictures! They may look the same, but there are some little differences between them. Can you spot them all??

Find all seven differences between the pictures and write sentences about them. Look at the example!

Example. In the first picture, the clock shows it's 9 o'clock; but in the second, it's half past 3.



The seven differences are:

1._______________________________________________________________________________
2._______________________________________________________________________________
3._______________________________________________________________________________
4._______________________________________________________________________________
5._______________________________________________________________________________
6._______________________________________________________________________________
7._______________________________________________________________________________



You can download the worksheet by clicking HERE or using the following link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5eUkBcQMWRpbDlsak5RT3FLUFk/view

The Cookie Dance song! (listening)

Do you like cookies? If you do, you will enjoy this song!!! Listen to The Cookie Dance Song and complete the gaps with the missing words!

 

The Cookie Dance Song

Where'd you find that ___________, Reggie?
Can you tell me?
I was standing by the ____________
I saw it lying at my ___________.
Should we eat it? What do you say?
No!

Where'd you find that __________, Reggie?
Can you tell me?
I was sitting in my _________ seat
When I saw this crusty treat
Should we _______ it? What do you say?
No!

Where'd you find the last ___________, Reggie?
Can you tell me?
Because I was a real good ___________
Mama gave me this too __________.
Should be eat it? What do you say?
Uh, that's ________! YES!
Cookie Dance!
Cookie Dance!
Cookie Dance!

You can download the worksheet by clicking HERE or using the following link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5eUkBcQMWRpOXNsWVZDTnBibU0/view

House objects and furniture crossword! (writing)

House Objects and Furniture!

Crossword

Complete the crossword, then click on "Check" to check your answer. If you are stuck, you can click on "Hint" to get a free letter. Click on a number in the grid to see the clue or clues for that number.

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Across: 1. It is an object you use to wash your clothes 3. It is usually made of wood. You open it to go inside a room. 5. You put books, figures, vases and other stuff here. 7. It is normally in front of the TV. You sit here 9. It is normally made of glass. You can see the street through it. 10. It is normally made of wood. You sit here. 11. You put inside the food that needs a very very cold temperature!

Down: 1. You put all your clothes inside when you are not wearing them. 2. It is used to cook food. 4. It is an electronic machine. You can use it to search for information, surf the Net, send emails, do your homework and play games. 5. It is in the bathroom. You use it when you need to clean your body. 6. You put food inside such as fizzy drinks, meat, eggs, fruit, etc. 8. You sleep here!