Physical Education&English

Hi everyone! How are you? I do hope this post finds you well.
I have great news for you because Physical Education&English have worked together to offer you a funny activity.
Following the video “Stay in, spell it” workout at home some words that we worked in English lessons. If you click on them, you will listen to the pronunciation. 

Activity: choose two words of each group and workout them at least three times to reinforce the spelling.

After that, fill in the grid below with the information required.

SECOND PART: GIVE RHYTHM TO YOUR WORDS

For ending, ACT AND PRACTISE ORAL English by designing a chant following the pattern below.

IMPORTANT: if you do not remember the pronunciation, click on the pdf and listen to the words. 

If you feel confident with English, you can record the chant and upload it to your padlet.

Earth Day Craft

Hi sweeties, how are you? Hope this post find you safe and healthy!

By the way, next April 22nd is the Earth's Day and I want to encourage you now, more than ever to protect our planet. So, what about to make your own planet? This is an art&craft activity I hope you like it !

MATERIALS: printer, paper, scissors, crayons or paint, markers, ribbon, thread or wool

INSTRUCTIONS: 

1. Print template and colour it.
2. Cut out the template pieces.
3. Cut on one of the dotted line right up to the center.
4. Fold the piece so it is colored on both sides. Glue together.
5. Slide the pieces together, top to bottom.
6. Glue a ribbon or thread onto the top (or hole punch a small hole and tie a ribbon through.

When you finish your craft, take a photo and upload it in the classroom padlet. 

Machines at home

How many machines can you find out in this apple?

Copy them in a paper and look for their meaning, using the dictionary on line in this blog.  After that, take a photo of your activity and share it in drive.

Easter is coming

Hi everyone,

Easter has just arrived and we love cellebrating it at home, too! Do you know how?

First, by tapping this link you will find an Easter story. After that, you can make this funny bunny bookmark. 
After that, I want to share with you these Easter cakes, just to give all of you some ideas for cooking our personal "MONA"

Some ideas for easter cakes from Ines Rosado

Then, children can check Easter vocabulary with the resources below. 

After being familiar with Easter, kids can refresh vocabulary by tapping on this link and do the quizlet.

Hope you have fun by doing those activities!
 I send you virtual chocolate kisses for everyone! 
Looking forward to seeing you again ;D