NUMBERS 0-100

Exercise 1: listen and repeat. 

Exercise 2: listen and choose the correct number. 

Exercise 3: listen and choose the correct number. 

Exercise 4: listen and write the number.

Exercise 5: read and write an 'x' on the correct number.

Exercise 6: write the number. 

More practice

 

FUN ON THE FARM

  Farm animals:

Farm activities: 

Grammar: We have learnt how to find out what other people are doing on the farm.                   

                    

Is she brushing the donkey? No, she isn´t. 

Is she brushing the horse? Yes, she is.

         

   

Is he sweeping the barn? No, he isn´t.

Is he cleaning the cage? Yes, he is. 

Are they collecting the eggs? No, they aren´t.

Are they milking the cows? Yes, they are.

Are they milking the cows?   No, they aren´t.            

Are they collecting the eggs? Yes, they are.            

OUR WORLD

 

The Earth is our planet. The Equator divides the Earth into the Northen Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere.

Water covers most of the Earth. 

Oceans are large areas of water. There are five oceans:

1. The Pacific Ocean. 

2. The Atlantic Ocean. 

3. The Indian Ocean. 

4. The Antarctic Ocean. 

5. The Artict Ocean. 

Exercise 1

Exercise 2 

Continents are large areas of land. There are 6 continents:

1. Europe. 

2. Asia. 

3. Africa. 

4. America. 

5. Australia/Oceania. 

6. Antarctica. 

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Exercise 4 

Exercise 5: continentes and oceans.

The Earth can be represented in different ways:

- A globe is a model of the Earth. It´s round.

 - A map is a picture of the Earth´s surface. It´s flat and it has a legend wich gives us information about the map. 

There are different types of maps:

• Physical maps: they incluyde mountains, rivers, seas and oceans.

• Political maps: they show the borders of countries, autonomous communities or provinces.

  - An atlas is a book of maps. 

     

- Plans include a lot of information. They have symbols and a key to represent different places.

Countries have different shapes and sizes. 

Orientation is when we know where we are in the Earth. The cardinal points help us to follow directions.

The cardinal points are: North (N), South (S), East (E)and West (W).

We can find our position by:

- Looking at the Sun: the Sun rises in the east and sets in the west.

- Using a compass: the cardinal points are marked on a compass. The needle always points to the north. 

Exercise 1

Exercise 2