Halloween Crafts

Bonfire Night

Hi, everyone!

Yesterday we talked about Bonfire night. Did you eat a toffee apple and hot dogs? YUM YUM!
Have a look at the works of art the children of class 5b prepared for Bonfire Night:

Click on the picture to find out more:

A penny for the Guy!

Bye, 

 Clare - the Witch

Do you like sport?

Hi!

I like sport!  My favourite sport is swimming; what about you?
Listen to a story:

Practise words about sport:

Listen to another story:

Listen and walk along this sport maze:

Practise words for sports:

Which sports do you play with a ball?

To learn and practise English vocabulary connected to sports:

Test your memory:

Well, now you can go out and play football, volleyball, basketball or... whatever you like!
Bye,

Clare - the Witch

Sport is great!

Hello, everybody!

Click on the following link and write the words:

Click here and do the crosswords:

This frog game is more difficult: do it many times!

 Clare – the Witch

Autumn

Hello, everyone!

How are you doing?

It's autumn at the moment; have a look at this simple presentation of this season:

Autumn

More PowerPoint presentations from Chiara Mantegazza

mmm I wish I had some hot chestnuts for my afternoon snack!

Bye!, 

Clare - the Witch

Back to school!

Hi, everybody!

                    How are you? I'm fine. I'm sure you wish it were still summer - so do I!
But it's autumn again and school has started...
Even the President of the USA understands how you're feeling now: click and listen to his 2009 Back to School message.
I know: it's difficult, but if you download the script you can follow Obama's message more easily.
To download the full script click the cheetah cub:

To download an extract of the script (from 02.10 to 05.26 of the YouTube video) with a fill-in-the-gaps activity click the eagle:

If you really can't figure out what the missing words are click the fox cub:

Now watch the video:



Have a good school year!!!
Bye,

 Clare - the Witch

The Union Jack

Do you like this flag? This flag is called THE UNION JACK and it is the flag of the United Kingdom, or Great Britain.

You can print and colour it, if you want. Click on the flag.

This flag is the sum of three other flags:

The flag of ENGLAND, with the cross of St George

The flag of SCOTLAND, with the cross of St Andrew

and the flag of IRELAND, with the cross of St Patrick.

I'm sure you'll like also this flag:

This is the flag of WALES.

I like this red dragon on a white and green field very much! If you also like it, you can print and colour this flag clicking on it. 

Together with England, Scotland and the North of Ireland, Wales is part of the United Kingdom.

Well, why don't you print and colour the flags and bring them to school?

Remember the name THE UNION JACK: I might ask you what it is so that you can explain your school friends.

I've got one question for you: What is the STARS AND STRIPES? You may remember we mentioned it at school... otherwise look it up on the Internet and tell me.