Happy Thanksgiving Day!

Watch the videos about Thanksgiving Day and learn the traditions!

pilgrims = peregrinos

sink = hundirse

wheat = trigo

corn = cereal, maiz

feast = festín, banquete

keeping them safe = mantenerlos a salvo

beans = judías

squash = calabacín

turkey = pavo

rocked = se movió

melted = se derritió

hunt = cazar

prayed = rezaron

barns = graneros

nearby = cerca
farmers = granjeros
stuffing = relleno
thankful = agradecidos
pie = tarta
smart = listos
shared = compartieron
invite over = invitar a que vengan
grow = plantar
Chuseok = fiesta coreana (de Corea)


Here you are a text about the origins of Thanskgiving Day and they way it is celebrated.



Thanksgiving Cloze Game

Let's revise the vocabulary of Unit 2!

Capital letters and punctuation

EXAMPLES

              RULES + EXERCISE

                                            EXERCISE

                                                            EXERCISE

                                                      GAME

                                          GAME

                             GAME

GAME

Seen any good series lately?

So write us about it on the padlet below.

Have you seen any good films lately?

Here you are another example of a film review. Read it and do the reading comprehension exercise. 

Now it's your turn! Write a review of your favourite film.

There is / are

Let's revise the present simple and the daily routines by playing!

Game to revise the Present  Simple & Daily Routines

Picture Description to revise the Present Simple & Daily Routines 

Let's go to the movies!

EXAMPLES OF FILM GENRES:

TALKING ABOUT FILMS:

GUESS THE FILM GENRES:

LEARN ABOUT CINEMA:

                           

                           

                      

                

 

Let's watch TV!

LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT TYPES OF TV PROGRAMMES:

GUESS THE TYPES OF TV PROGRAMMES:

PLAY WITH THE TV PROGRAMMES:

                 

                                               

                                                          

HAVE versus HAVE GOT

Ex. 1, ex. 2, 

Be & have got

Possessive adjectives