Easter

With Easter approaching, why don't you surprise your friends or family with a lovely card designed in Canva?

Adjectives

Look around you! Is the sky blue? Is your bag heavy? Maybe your friend is funny.

All these describing words are called adjectives. They tell us more about nouns (people, animals, things).
The tall boy is playing basketball.
She has a red dress.
It is a cold morning.

We can use adjectives to compare.
My bike is bigger and faster than yours, and it's more beautiful too.
This is the happiest day of my life!

Complete:
1 ..... is the most difficult subject.
2 ..... is the best day of the year.
3 I feel happier on ..... than on ..... .
4 ..... is more delicious than ..... .

Going to Future

 Look around you right now.

• Is someone going to eat a sandwich at break?
• Are you going to play football later?
• Maybe your teacher is going to check homework soon!

Think of three things you or your classmates are going to do today. Write them down and share with a partner.

When do we use “Going to Future”?

We use it for:

• Plans/intentions → We’re going to fly to Greece this summer holiday.
• Predictions based on what we see → Look at the clouds. It’s going to rain.
• Warnings → Watch out! You’re going to fall!

Complete these sentences with your own ideas:

• Tomorrow I am going to .......... .
• My best friend is going to .......... .
• At the weekend we are going to .......... .

Pronouns

A pronoun is a word that can be used in place of a noun or a noun phrase. There are different types of pronouns.

Can you tell them apart?

Complete the sentences:

1 This is my book. That one is ..... . (possessive)
2 My aunt is very kind. Everyone likes ..... . (personal)
3 We enjoyed ourselves at the party. Did you enjoy ..... ? (reflexive)
4 The girl ..... won the race is my cousin. (relative)

5 ..... left their umbrella in the classroom. (indefinite)

The Challenge:

You've got 10 questions, limited time and bonus points. Let's find out how good you are at this quiz!

At the shop

Let's practise the dialogue at the shoe shop! You can follow the same model when you go shopping for clothes.

Eco-friendly Schools

Think of five things that we can do to make our school more eco-friendly.

Design a poster or infographic in Canva.

Present Continuous Tense

Are you reading this right now? Is your friend playing football outside? Maybe your dog is sleeping.

When we talk about what is happening at this very moment, we use the present continuous tense. 

We use the verb to be (am, is, are) + verb + -ing:
I am sitting.
She is making her bed.
They are laughing.

Try writing what your classmates are doing right now.

To ask questions, we move to be to the front (Is he dancing?). To say no, we add not (We are not sleeping).

In case you missed the activities last year, here they are again!