Vocabulary
- Sports: run, jump, climb trees, ride a bike, catch a ball, play football, play tennis, play basketball, do taekwondo, play badminton.
- Sports facilities: gym, basketball court, running track, stadium, skating rink, ski slope, bowling alley, beach, swimming pool, football pitch.
Structure
- I/He/She can/can’t run and jump.
- I/He/She can run but I/he/she can’t jump.
- Can you/he/she play tennis? Yes, I/he/she can. / No, I/he/she can’t.
- I/He/She was at the gym.
- I/He/She wasn’t at the gym.
Sports I
Can - Can you swim?
UNIT 6 3ºEPO PAGE 62 Y 63
Sports - Let's play soccer. I like baseball
CAN or CAN´T
UNIT 6 3ºEPO PAGE 62 y 63 (2)
Vocabulary
- Clothes: baseball hat, belt, sweatshirt, tracksuit, flip-flops, sandals, T-shirt, uniform, shirt, blouse, trainers, shorts, scarf, beanie, ski jacket, tights, woolly jumper, hiking boots.
- Style: fancy, plain, colourful.
Structure
- What are you wearing? I’m wearing a baseball hat.
- What’s he/she wearing? He/She’s wearing sandals.
- Are you wearing a baseball hat? Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.
- Is he/she wearing sandals? Yes, he/she is. / No, he/she isn’t.
- This is my favourite scarf. These are my favourite tights.
- Do you like my hat? I love my beanie.
- What a fancy hat! What big shoes!
Kids vocabulary - Clothes
What Are You Wearing? Clothes Song
What Are You Wearing? Clothing Chant for Kids
I'm wearing
Vocabulary
- Prepositions: in front of, behind, above, below, next to, opposite.
- Furniture: plant, mirror, picture, wardrobe, bin, shower, cupboard, computer.
- Parts of the house: garage, balcony, basement.
- Household items: toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, towels, blankets, broom, shampoo, plates, pots, pans.
Grammar time
(Verb to BE. There is/ There are)
- There’s a plant in the living room.
- There are two plants in front of the computer.
- The plant is/The plants are opposite the bin.
- It’s/They’re below the mirror.
- Is the broom in the wardrobe? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t. It’s in the kitchen.
- Are the pots in the sink? Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t.
- They’re in the cupboard.
The Prepositions Song
The verb ``TO BE`` Present
Prepositions of Place
There is / there are parts of the house
Grammar time
- What does it look like? It’s got feathers. / It hasn’t got paws.
- What do they look like? They’ve got tails. / They haven’t got feathers.
- Have you got a tortoise? Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
- Has it got a cage? Yes, it has. / No, it hasn’t.
It's got / It hasn't got
Describing animals
Describing animals
Grammar time
Have got (afirmativa, negativa, preguntas y respuestas)
- I’ve got a small nose / I haven’t got a small nose.
- He/She’s got thick black eyebrows / He/She hasn’t got thick black eyebrows.
- We’ve got small red glasses / We haven’t got small red glasses.
- Have you got broad shoulders? Yes, I/we have. / No, I/we haven’t.
- Has he/she got broad shoulders? Yes, he/she has. / No, he/she hasn’t.