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END OF SCHOOL YEAR PARTY 2023 - SONGS

HISTORY: WHO WERE THE VIKINGS? WHERE DID THEY COME FROM?

myon book suggestion: "Your life as an explorer on a Viking ship"

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National Geographic Kids
Time for Kids
NASA Space Place for Kids

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NOVEMBER

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS - QUANTIFIERS (1)
COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS - QUANTIFIERS (2)
QUANTIFIERS

OCTOBER

0 TYPE CONDITIONAL ( General truths/ habits - Real possible situations)
1ST TYPE CONDITIONAL (Probable condition and its probable future result)
0 TYPE AND 1ST TYPE CONDITIONAL
CONNECTORS (1)
CONNECTORS (2)
CONNECTORS (3)
CONNECTORS (4)
SECOND TYPE CONDITIONAL (1)
SECOND TYPE CONTIONAL (2)
FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONAL (1)
FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONAL (2)

AUGUST - SEPTEMBER

SO and SUCH (1)
SO and SUCH (2)
PAST PERFECT (1)
PAST PERFECT (2)
PAST PERFECT (3)
PAST PERFECT and SIMPLE PAST (1)
PAST PERFECT and SIMPLE PAST (2)
PAST PERFECT and SIMPLE PAST (3)
PAST PERFECT and SIMPLE PAST (4)
MORE RELATIVE PRONOUNS (1)
RELATIVE PRONOUNS (2)
REPORTED SPEECH (1)
REPORTED SPEECH (2)

JULY

CONNECTORS
ALTHOUGH / HOWEVER
SEQUENCE ADVERBS
QUESTIONS
THIS - THAT / THESE - THOSE
THIS - THAT / THESE - THOSE (2)
SIMPLE PAST AND PAST CONTINUOUS - STORY
SIMPLE PAST AND PAST CONTINUOUS - STORY
RELATIVE PRONOUNS
RELATIVE PRONOUNS (2)
SUBJECT AND OBJECT PRONOUNS (Exercises 1,2 and 3)
MODAL VERB + INFINITIVE / VERB + INFINITIVE
MODAL VERB + INFINITIVE / VERB + INFINITIVE (2) (2)
PRESENT PERFECT (Question form) Rule and practice below, on the right.
PRESENT PERFECT (Question form) 2
PRESENT PERFECT (Question form) 3
EXTREME ADJECTIVES
EXTREME ADJECTIVES (2) Use the dictionary if necessary.

MARCH - JUNE 2023

SIMPLE PAST AND PRESENT PERFECT
SIMPLE PAST AND PRESENT PERFECT
PRESENT PERFECT - just, already, yet
PRESENT PERFECT - for and since
QUESTION FORMS
QUESTION FORMS (2)
QUESTION FORMS (3)
EXTREME ADJECTIVES
EXTREME ADJECTIVES (2)
HAS and HAVE
HAS and HAVE (2)
REPORTED COMMANDS - AFFIRMATIVE
REPORTED COMMANDS - NEGATIVE
REPORTED COMMANDS -POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE
REPORTED STATEMENTS
-ED AND -ING ADJECTIVES (3)
-ED AND -ING ADJECTIVES (2)
-ED AND -ING ADJECTIVES

OCTOBER

Reported Commands
Reported Commands (2)
Reported Statements (Don´t do number 5)
Reported statements and commands
Big Numbers
Big Numbers (Listen and write)
What´s the time?
What´s the time? (2)
Simple Past PASSIVE (Rewrite the sentences like this: The car WAS REPAIRED by the mechanic.)
Simple Present Passive
Simple Present and Simple Past Passive

AUGUST - SEPTEMBER

Possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns
Possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns 2
Adjectives and adverbs
Relative pronouns
Relative pronouns 2
Reported commands
Reported Statements

MAY - JUNE 2022

REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS – PAST TENSE AND PAST PARTICIPLE 1
REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS – PAST TENSE AND PAST PARTICIPLE 2
REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS – PAST TENSE AND PAST PARTICIPLE 3
REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS – PAST TENSE AND PAST PARTICIPLE 4
SAY / SAID / TELL / TOLD
ZERO TYPE CONDITIONAL
SIMPLE PAST
SUBJECT AND OBJECT PRONOUNS
SHOULD / SHOULDN´T
COUNTABLES AND UNCOUNTABLES / A, SOME, ANY / HOW MUCH, HOW MANY
SOME / ANY / NO
AND / BUT / SO / BECAUSE / OR
QUESTION TAGS 1
QUESTION TAGS 2
WILL and GOING TO
WILL and GOING TO (2)
FIRST TYPE CONDITIONAL
FIRST TYPE CONDITIONAL (2)
ZERO AND FIRST TYPE CONDITIONALS

MARCH - APRIL 2022

-ED AND -ING ADJECTIVES
-ED AND -ING ADJECTIVES
SIMPLE PRESENT - QUESTIONS
SIMPLE PRESENT - NEGATIVE - Use the correct ( ' ) symbol for the contraction
SIMPLE PRESENT - NEGATIVE
SIMPLE PRESENT
THERE IS - IT IS
LIKE + VERB -ING
LIKE, LOVE, HATE + VERB -ING
TO BE AND HAVE GOT
SIMPLE PRESENT - GAME

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