Contents
Welcome to the
lighthouse!
Activities
The clphabet
Numbers 1-100
Who do you live with?
Hive with my (grandparents).
Vocabulary
Places in a school
1 | Timefor | Eom apes
Bi Helping | Farms
Health problems
By icc, Sen
Grammar
(Where) do you (play with your friends)?
I'm (briliant) at (History)
‘Are you good at (Maths)? Yes, | am, No, 'm not.
My (da) always / often / sometimes / never (washes up).
How offen does (your mum) (wach DVDs)?
Has she got (a sore throat)? Yes, she has. No, she hasn't
Do they (fee! dizzy)? Yes, they do, No, they don't
You must (go fo bed early). You musin't (eat lols of sweets).
i Food
Creative Adjectives to describe.
cooking food
inder the Sea animals
Under ¢ sea Adjectives to describe
‘animals / people
Water sports
equipment
Adverbs of manner
Sports mad
Household objects
Personal belongings
Detectives
What's on TV?
TV programmes
More ftee-time
activities
Attractions at festivals
?
Let's celebrate! Telling the time
Id like some / a lof of / lots of (cheese).
I preter (spicy) food.
She prefers (plain) food.
A (dolphin) is (bigger) than ai (fish).
AA (shark) is (more dangerous) than a (seahorse).
I'm /1'm not going fo (play football) (tomorrow).
Are you going to (watch TV)? Yes, lam. No I'm not.
| (play chess) (badly). He (swims) (quickly).
He was / wasn’t (at schoo) (yesterday).
Was the (watch) (on the table)? Yes. it was. No, it wasn’t
Were the (earings) (in the cupboard)?
Yes, they were, No, they weren't
Did you watch (a cartoon) (yesterday)? Yes, | did. No, |
didn't. | (painted a picture) (yesterday).
We dfcn't (watteh TV) (last night).
What did you (wear)? I (wore) (jeans).
What time did she (go fo bed) yesterday?
She (went fo bed) at (twenty past nine).
Festivals Christmas
World Book Day
eS17.
Do you like (singing)?
Yes, Ido, No, I don’t,
ove (making models).
ike (swimming).
I don't lke (skateboarding).
Who's this?
He's our (brother).
How do you spell (letter)?
Phonics
Consonant sound j
gircttes jumping judo
gym
‘Consonant sound ch
witeh chops chicken
kitehen
‘Consonant sound k: pink
‘chameleon headache
king stomach ache
Literacy Culture
Aposter ‘Afterschool activities
in reland
A table Life on o Scottish
island
Aauiz Sea animal rescue in
Matta:
Cross-curricular links
Science: Living and nomiiving things
Arts and Cratts: Proportion in art and the
human body
Science: How our senses give us information
‘bout our environment
Arts and Crafts: Primary, secondary and
terfiary colours
Science: How we move;
What our body needs
Arts and Cratts: Positive and negative shapes
Consonant sound z:
zebra sneezes cheese
cherries
‘Consonant sound w:
why white whale wearing
watch
Consonant sound k:
black monkey kaycks
auickly lake
Shape poems Food in India
Amagazine Activities in Hawai
article
Aletier Extreme sports in New
Zealand
Science: Why we need plants
Arts and Cratts: Identifying patterns
Science: Watter habitats; The food chain;
Protecting ecosystems
Arts and Cratts: Space in art:
Three-dimensional landscapes
Science: Where we find water on Earth
Arts and Cratts: Three-dimensional geometric
shapes
Consonant sound r:
Ron robber writes red
wrapper
Consonant sound f:
dolphin fished elephant
phoned friend
Consonant sound s:
Cee snake sang danced,
city celebration
Asotiot ‘An underground town
in Australi:
Areview Activities in Hollywood
An email Canada Day
celebrations
Science: Identifying rocks and minerals
Arts and Cratts: Organic forms and shapes
Science: TV programmes that give us
information
Arts and Cratts: Balance / symmetry in art
Science: The three job sectors (primary,
secondary and tertiary)
Arts and Cratts: Lines to show movement in
ilustrations