What do we do everyday? At what time?

Group 1A, Uncategorized

Hello everybody,

please listen to the videos from last week one more time and try to remember all the phrases. We are also going to learn more about the time so there is a task for parents 🙂 – to teach your kids how to tell the time on a mechanical watch (clock) – of course in Polish ;). See you next Wednesday! TJ

(posłuchajcie jeszcze raz wyrażeń z zeszłego tygodnia. Postarajcie się je zapamiętać. Będziemy nadal zajmować się czasem, więc mam zadanie dla rodziców :). Proszę, by dzieci nauczyły się, jak odczytywać godziny i minuty na zegarze mechanicznym, oczywiście po polsku. 😉 TJ

Below you will find a quiz to make. Click in the link, click in play and follow the rules. To move to the next task, you have to click into a blue arrow.

(Poniżej znajdziecie quiz do rozwiązania. Kliknijcie w podany link, potem w przycisk startu, a pojawią się kolejne zadania. By przejść do następnego polecenia, należy klikać w niebieską strzałkę). Have fun 🙂

What time is it? Hip hop around the clock 🙂

 

We moved to the past

Group 2, Uncategorized

Hello everybody,

this time please carefully study 3 forms of first 30 verbs from our list (All 3 forms, please!). We have to practice it all the time. We are going to use Past Simple form in telling our stories. Please, write plays for our shadow theatre. Not too short, please and put some dialogues, too. Two weeks ago you were listening to the Native American story ” How the Coyote got his Cunning” and “The Haunted Library”. Here is a list of words to remember from both stories:

HAUNTED LIBRARY -nawiedzona biblioteka   SUDDENLY – nagle   CREEKY DOOR– skrzypiące drzwi   TO TIPTOE– chodzić na palcach  TO STARE – gapić się  PALE SKIN– blada cera

SQUEAKY VOICE – piszczący głos  SPOOKY STORIES – straszne historie  INCREDIBLE – niewiarygodny  HOOVES – kopyta  IN DISBELIEF – z niedowierzaniem

KEEP ON READING – czytać dalej  RUN FOR THE DOOR – biec do drzwi  EERIE SOUNDS– dziwne dźwięki  TO PASS COOKIES – rozdawać ciasteczka

COYOTE – kojot   CUNNING – spryt   BOW – łuk   TO RECEIVE – otrzymać  CLEVER – sprytny, inteligentny  TO HATCH A PLAN – obmyślić plan  TO STAY AWAKE – czuwać, nie zasnąć  TO PRETEND – udawać  DAWN – świt, brzask TO DRIFT OFF TO SLEEP – zapadać w sen TO LINE UP – ustawiać się w kolejce FAST ASLEEP – śpiący głębokim snem  TO TAKE PITY – ulitować się

PLEASE, LISTEN TO THE TWO STORIES ONE MORE TIME! TRY TO REMEMBER THE VOCABULARY.

Sometimes or never?

Group 2A, Uncategorized

 

Hi everybody 🙂

Below you will find new quizzes to solve and materials to listen to. Remember about the vocabulary you have recently got to know and that you have in your passports. Ania and Ilja prepare speeches about life of an astronaut (Ilja) and planets in our solar system (Ania). Take a look on our previous materials. Julia is bringing her presentation.

Important words to remember:

ALWAYS    OFTEN   USUALLY   SOMETIMES   RARELY   NEVER

For those who still have problems with creating sentences in Present Simple, you will find some rules below, under listening materials.

Gru and his day

The Pink Panther

Music Flashmob

The Simon’s Cat

A day in outer space

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Shadow theater stories

Group 2, Uncategorized

Hello everybody 🙂

On our last meeting we were using a shadow theater to practice. At home, please each one of you write a story, using past continous (I was walking, etc.) and past simple (regular and irregular verbs) that we are going to watch next time. In the story there can be dialogues, too. Please, not too short. Here you can see some other examples of shadow theaters.

Remember to learn 20 first 3 forms of verbs from the list I gave you last time. I’m going to ask everybody. Look into your passports, too and repeat the words!

One more time, please listen to the stories about the Coyote and the Halloween library and to the Lord of Potter. We are going to talk about it and retell the stories.