Choose a film to review.
You could choose your favourite film, or a film you have seen recently.
Follow the steps below:
1. Write the name of your chosen film at the top.
2. Paragraph 1: Introduce the film and its genre (horror,
romance, action, etc) and give
your overall opinion of it. 3. Paragraph 2: Explain who the main characters are, who plays them and
whether they are likeable or not. 4. Paragraph 3: Describe what happens in the film. What is the main
story? Don’t give away the ending though! 5. Paragraph 4: Briefly explain who you would recommend this film to and
why. 6. Give a star rating out of 5.
Today we are going to learn how to have a conversation on the phone with a friend. Watch and listen carefully, then role play with a family member. Feel free to change the name of the friend you are calling.
Now role-play!
Hello? Hello. May I speak to Kate( feel free to change the name), please? Sorry, she's not here. Who's calling, please? This is Mike, Kate's friend. Hi, Mike. Can I take a message? No, thank you. I'll call back later. Okay, bye. Bye.
Hello? Hello? Can I speak to Kate? Speaking. Hi, Kate. This is Mike. Hi, Mike. What's up? Let's play badminton at the park. Sounds good. What time? How about at two? Okay! See you at two. Bye.
We will start this project today and continue to check in with it over time to see the progress! Remember the date that you started it so you know how long it takes to get to each step.
In the comments below say which type of seeds or beans you used and you can also send me a picture with your name and class in the subject line to englishassistantseuropa@gmail.com
SEED JAR SUPPLIES:
Paper Towels
Water
Seeds (I used an apple seed, a garbanzo bean and a white bean)
Large jar
HOW TO SET UP YOUR SEED EXPERIMENT:
My mason jar includes garbanzo, apple seed, and a white bean, but you can use any kinds of beans or seeds that you have around the house!
STEP 1: Fill the jar with paper towels. Kids can fold them and push them down into the jar. This is also great work for little hands.
STEP 2: Gently water your seed jar to wet the paper towels. DO NOT FLOOD IT!
STEP 3: Carefully push seeds down into the paper towels around the edge of the jar so they can still be seen. Make sure they are firmly held in place.
STEP 4: Put the jar next to a window where it can get plenty of sun!
STEP 5: Every day check on the seeds to see progress and make sure that the paper towels are still wet (every couple days we will add water, but not too much!)
WHAT DO YOU SEE IN YOUR SEED JAR?
You are looking for a root to pop out of the side.
Next, you are looking for root to push down into the soil.
Then, you are looking for root hairs.
Next, you are looking for the seed to push up while the root hairs push down.
Lastly, you are looking for the shoots to come up!
Can you match the film descriptions with their correct
genres? Then, have a go at the film quiz – you have to click on the link! Comment your mark below (out of 25). Good luck 😊
1. A story about love
2. A story about planets, stars and aliens
3. A story about dragons, elves, goblins or hobbits
4. A story in which a detective solves a crime
5. A story about pirates or cowboys
6. A story in which there is a lot of action and fights
7. A story that scares you
8. A story that makes you laugh
9. A story about magic places, princesses and animals that can talk
a.) A detective film b.) An action film c.) An adventure film d.) A romantic film e.) A comedy f.) A horror film g.) A fantasy film h. A science fiction film i.) A fairy tale
Watch and read along with this video. Comment below with the things that you do or can do in your home to help the Earth!
Some examples of things I do are recycle bottles, can, plastic and paper. I try not to buy things wrapped in plastic when I can. I try not to eat meat. I turn off the lights when I leave a room.
There are so many things we can do to be conscious of the Earth! Every little thing counts and all of us play a part!
Earth Day is observed around the world on April 22. The first Earth Day was celebrated on April 22, 1970, and is considered the birth of the modern environmental movement. Today marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.
Talk to a family member about things you can do to save energy.
Examples:Turn off the lights when I leave a room;
Turn off the TV when I’m not watching it;
Recycle paper, cans, and bottles;
conserving water;
not littering;
reusing paper, etc.
Watch this video
Directions: After watching the video, think about ways you can help planet Earth. Complete the sentence below. Then draw a picture to show what you will do.
Example:
This is how Taylor will help planet Earth!
This is how Victor will help planet Earth!
This is how Daniella will help planet Earth!
This is how Paula will help planet Earth!
This is how Miriam will help planet Earth!
This is how Alvaro Roldan will help planet Earth!
This is how Alvaro de la Fuente will help planet Earth!
