Teacher: Marta Gallardo

2021/2022
 9TH NOVEMBER AND 11TH NOVEMBER
Objects in the classroom
• Blackboard • Laptop • Chair • Folder
• Whiteboard • Computer • Table • Glue
• Pencil • Desk • Desk • Markers
• Rubber • Crayons • Wall • Pencil case
• Pen • Colour pencils • Window • Sharpener
• Notebook • Clock • Door • Ruler
• Paper • CD player • Schoolbag • Classroom

Subjects

• Engllish
• Maths
• Science
• History
• Geography
• Musio
• Art
• P.E
 16TH NOVEMBER AND 18TH NOVEMBER
Sports

• Swimming • Badminton
• Basketball • Tennis
• Football • Gymnastics
• Soccer • Volleyball
• American football • Skiing
• Karate • Running
• Sumo • Baseball

Some expressions

• Soccer → kick a soccer ball

• Football → kick a football
• Golf → hit a golf ball
• Tennis → hit a tennis ball
• Baseball → throw and hit a baseball
• Basketball → bounce a basketball
• American football → throw and kick a football
23RD OCTOBER AND 25TH OCTOBER

At home vocabulary
• House
• Balcony
• Garden
• Garage
• Hall
• Bathroom
• Bedroom
• Kitchen
• Living room
• Dining room
Things we can find in the bathroom
• Bathtub
• Toothbrush
• Toothpaste
• Hairbrush
• Comb
• Toilet
• Towel
• Sink
• Mirror

Things we can find in the living room

• Sofa
• Armchair
• Bookcase
• Lamp
• TV
• Coffee table
• Chair
• TV stand
• Carpet
Things we can find in the kitchen
• Sink
• Cooker
• Glass
• Plate
• Bowl
• Fridge
• Kettle
• Cup

Things we can find in the bedroom

• Bed
• Blanket
• Mirror
• Lamp
• Shelf
• Desk
• Chair
30TH NOVEMBER AND 2ND DECEMBER
Food (vegetables)

• Lettuce • Carrot
• Broccoli • Beans
• Tomato • Peas
• Potato • Eggplant
• Onion • Zucchini
• Cucumber • Pumpkin

Food (fruit)

• Apple • Watermelon
• Banana • Cherries
• Pear • Strawberry
• Lemon • Mango
• Orange • Melon
 30TH NOVEMBER AND 2ND DECEMBER
Food (general)

• Pasta • Nuts
• Rice • Bread
• Meat • Ice cream
• Fish • Hamburger
• Chips • Cheese
• Cake • Eggs
• Yoghurt • Pizza

Drinks

• Water • Milkshake
• Milk • Juice
• Hot chocolate • Iced tea
• Soda • Coffee
7TH DECEMBER AND 9TH DECEMBER
14TH DECEMBER AND 16TH DECEMBER
 14TH DECEMBER AND 16TH DECEMBER
Illnesses

• Tummy ache • Dizzy

• Earache • Cut
• Toothache • Broken leg
• Cold • Medicine
• Cough
• Sore throat
• Fever

At the hospital

• Examination • Pills
• X-ray • Syrup
• Ambulance • Mask
• Wheelchair • Bed
• Walker • Thermometer
• Stretcher • Syringe
• Blood test • Crutches
• Tablets
11TH JANUARY AND 13TH JANUARY
 18TH JANUARY AND 20TH JANUARY
Clothes

• Boots • Shirt • Sweater

• Coat • T-shirt • Trunks
• Dress • Jumper • Bikini
• Sweatshirt • Shoes • Blouse
• Jacket • Shorts • Sandals
• Jeans • Skirt • Flip-flops
• Trousers • Sneakers
• Pants • Socks

Accesories

• Bag • Ring
• Backpack • Tie
• Belt • Scarf
• Cap • Sunglasses
• Gloves
• Handbag
• Hat
• Winter hat
• Mittens
 25TH JANUARY AND 27TH JANUARY
Places in the city

• Cinema • Hotel • Airport

• Park • Restaurant • Farm
• Street • Fire station
• Sports center • Bank
• Hairdresser’s • Bus station
• School • Train station

Shops in the city

• Butcher’s • Toy shop

• Bakery • Bookshop
• Greengrocer’s • Sweet shop
• Clothes shop
• Pharmacy
• Shoe shop
• Grocery
• Newsagent’s
 1ST FEBRUARY AND 3RD FEBRUARY
Ordinal numbers

• First (1st) • Seventh (7th)

• Second (2nd) • Eighth (8th)
• Third (3rd) • Ninth (9th)
• Fourth (4th) • Tenth (10th)
• Fifth (5th)
• Sixth (6th)

Present simple

• I walk
• You walk
• He/she/it walks
• We walk
• You walk
• They walk
 8TH FEBRUARY AND 10TH FEBRUARY
Family

• Mother • Nephew • Daughter

• Father • Niece • Great-grandfather
• Parents • Grandparents • Great-grandmother
• Sister • Grandmother
• Brother • Grandfather
• Aunt • Grandson
• Uncle • Granddaughter
• Cousins • Son

‘Have got’

• I have got
• You have got
• He/she/it has got
• We have got
• You have got
• They have got
 15TH FEBRUARY AND 17TH FEBRUARY
Parts of the body

• Head • Tongue • Legs

• Face • Ears • Feet
• Hair • Neck • Toes
• Eyes • Shoulders
• Eyebrows • Elbows
• Eyelashes • Arms
• Nose • Hand
• Mouth • Fingers
• Teeth • Thumb
• Lips • Knees

Comparatives

• My eyes are bigger than yours

• His arm is longer than mine
• Mary is taller than Mike