Tuesday, December 29, 2015

Exercise on p 28, Pupil's Book,Sights, Sounds and Feelings,Objective: Senses, feelings and exaggeration

Exercise on p 28, Pupil's Book,
Sights, Sounds and Feelings
Objective: Senses, feelings and exaggeration
(to exaggerate is to make something that is so small into something so big)
Vocabulary Words:
Jigsaw        Puddle       Sloshing     Pavement  Jiggle          Huddle       Bobble       Muddle      Fizzy Sliding          Smooth      Soothing    Unscrew    Crowd        Froth          Rushing      Pop   Prickles      Tickles        tingles


Get the meaning of the following vocabulary words:
word
definition
1.    Jigsaw
2.    Puddle
3.    Sloshing
4.    Pavement
5.    Jiggle
6.    Huddle
7.    Bobble
8.    Muddle
9.    Fizzy
10.                  Sliding
11.                  Smooth
12.                  Soothing
13.                  Unscrew
14.                  Crowd
15.                  Froth
16.                  Rushing
17.                  Pop
18.                  Prickles
19.                  Tickles
20.                  tingles



















Use the vocabulary words in the above box to fill in the following gaps (you can use the base of the same vocabulary word or its variation):
1.     As I was playing baseball, I ______________ the ball.
2.     The people who were watching ___________ to see where the ball headed.
3.     I wanted to go see where the ball was heading, too, but a __________ of water stopped me.
4.     While all this was happening, I felt a _________ in the back of my neck, it turned out to be a mouse.
5.     Another player lifted the ball to find it __________ with mud and dirt.
6.     However, it was a ______________ feeling for the crowd that we won the game.
Put the vocabulary words into sentences of your own (you can use the base of the same vocabulary word or its variation) .
1._________________________________________________________ .
2. ________________________________________________________ .
3. ________________________________________________________ .
4. ________________________________________________________ .
5. ________________________________________________________ .
6. ________________________________________________________ .
7. ________________________________________________________ .
8. ________________________________________________________ .
9. ________________________________________________________ .
10. _______________________________________________________ .
11. _______________________________________________________ .
12. _______________________________________________________ .
13. _______________________________________________________ .
14. _______________________________________________________ .
15. _______________________________________________________ .
16. _______________________________________________________ .
17. _______________________________________________________ .
18. _______________________________________________________ .
19. _______________________________________________________ .
20. _______________________________________________________ .

Get the homophone of the following words:
word
Its reciprocal homophone
1.     coat
2.     fizz
3.     needs





Get the rhyming word/words of the following:
word
Its reciprocal rhyme
1.    Jigsaw
2.    Puddle
3.    Sloshing
4.    Pavement
5.    Jiggle
6.    Huddle
7.    Bobble
8.    Muddle
9.    Fizzy
10.                  Sliding
11.                  Smooth
12.                  Soothing
13.                  Unscrew
14.                  Crowd
15.                  Froth
16.                  Rushing
17.                  Pop
18.                  Prickles
19.                  Tickles
20.                  tingles























Use the vocabulary words into exaggerating sentences (you can use the base of the same vocabulary word or its variation) :
1._________________________________________________________ .
2. ________________________________________________________ .
3. ________________________________________________________ .
4. ________________________________________________________ .
5. ________________________________________________________ .
6. ________________________________________________________ .
7. ________________________________________________________ .
8. ________________________________________________________ .
9. ________________________________________________________ .
10. _______________________________________________________ .
11. _______________________________________________________ .
12. _______________________________________________________ .
13. _______________________________________________________ .
14. _______________________________________________________ .
15. _______________________________________________________ .
16. _______________________________________________________ .
17. _______________________________________________________ .
18. _______________________________________________________ .
19. _______________________________________________________ .
20. _______________________________________________________ .

The opposite of these words are…..??
word
antonym
1.    Sloshing
2.    Jiggle
3.    Huddle
4.    Bobble
5.    Muddle
6.    Fizzy
7.    Sliding
8.    Smooth
9.    Soothing
10.                  Unscrew
11.                  Rushing
12.                  Pop
13.                  Prickles
14.                  Tickles
15.                  tingles
















These animals stay in a…..??
Animal
shelter
1.     Pig
2.     Horse
3.     Sheep
4.     Dog
5.     Pigeon







Which other year in your school has the same animal exercise? ____________
Verb Conjugation:
to jiggle
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______

To fold
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______

To huddle
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______

To bobble
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______

To muddle
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______

To slide
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______

To sooth
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______

To unscrew
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______

To rush
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
To tickle
past
present
Present Continuous
Past Continuous
future
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______
I _________
You _______
He________
She_______
It_________
They______
We_______

Write a paragraph of exaggerating something you did, hear, see, smell, taste or feel try as much as possible to include some of the vocabulary words (you can use the base of the same vocabulary word or its variation)
(to exaggerate is to make something that is so small into something so big)









Thursday, December 17, 2015

H.W. proper and common nouns worksheets, for Sunday 20 dec 2015



Y3 H.W. for December 17th, 2015, verb conjugation

Y3 H.W. for Thursday 17th of December, 2015-12-17
Please conjugate the following verbs, as done in the following table:
To change
Past
Present
Present Continuous
Future
I changed
You changed
He changed
She changed
It changed
They changed
we changed
I change
You change
He changes
She changes
It changes
They change
We change
I am changing
You are changing
He is changing
She is changing
It is changing
They are changing
We are changing
I will change
You will change
He will change
She will change
It will change
They will change
We will change

Verbs to be conjugated:
Race
Cancel
Bounce
Advance
Stink
Defunct
Recede
Delete
Scheme
Impede
Complete
Intervene
After you’ve finished conjugating each verb in a table similar to the table above, do the following:                         1. Use a dictionary to get the meaning of each verb.
                                    2. Put each word in a sentence.


Wednesday, December 2, 2015

English




Reading Scheme

Due to unexpected weather conditions and holidays, we have been forced to postpone our reading scheme till after the 1st Mid-Term.


However, we will hopefully start our reading scheme immediately after the exam. This scheme will be as follows:


1. There will be one reading lesson per week to enable the children to read one set  
     book with their teacher in class.
                 

2. We will start weekly library lessons in which:



v Children will:
  
1.        Choose a book according to their level, with the help of the teacher
2.        Take the book home along with a reading journal that they have to fill in.
3.        Bring the book and the journal to their teacher the following week to make   
     them choose a new one.




Finally, we hope this scheme will help enhance the children’s level and improve their English. They will hopefully be moving on to the next reading level, according to their abilities.