Animals projectTake a look at your project about animals from time to time to remember what you learnt last year.
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Sunday, 26 June 2011
Saturday, 25 June 2011
The first European English contents for schools
This site tests your grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, cultural knowledge and your mental speed! Try it to put your English knowledge to the test and have fun at the same time!
Phonetics Focus
Take some time to improve your pronunciation and knowledge of phonetics with lots of fun resources you can find here.
Sunday, 19 June 2011
Macmillan's busy board for 1st Cycle
From Macmillan comes this website, a very good one for 1st Cycle pupils to revise some of the contents we saw in class last year. Hope you have fun!
Sing, enjoy and learn!
Enjoy this The Black Eyed Peas song and admire the pictures some primary school kids made on the lyrics.
Lemon Tree
Some school children illustrated Lemon Tree by Fool's Garden as an English project. Enjoy this beautiful song and these children's drawings.
United States
This interactive map shows you the names of the United States of America and their location in the map.
Stories for me
This site reads stories aloud and highlights the words on the screen at the same time. Revise and learn lots of essential vocabulary and pronunciation and enjoy the stories.
A new online grammar game
GRAMMAR NINJA is an online game that focuses on parts of speech. It is divided into three levels of difficulty:
Beginner, about nouns and verbs.
Skilled includes nouns, verbs, pronouns, articles, adjectives and adverbs.
Master with all parts of speech.
You will have a good time while learning :)
A nice story
Do you remember Pocahontas? I am sure you do. Here you can watch a movie about this story. You can choose between listening to it while reading the story or just to listen to it. Try both options and enjoy!
Sing, learn and enjoy!
This site is other funny resource to learn English. Just write the title of a song you like and it will search for the lyrics song and the video clip that goes along with it. This way you can sing your favourite songs while reading the lyrics, watch their videos and become the best english singer, ;)
Janis's ESL Home Page
Janis's ESL Home Page helps you study English. Here you can find a collection of eight general topics: people, work, everyday activities, home, our community, our world, food and health. These topics are divided in subtopics. For example, the topic of people contains the following subtopics: clothes, culture, dating, appearance, personality, family, feelings, friends, heroes... Click on any of the subtopics and you will find a menu with lots of activities to practise the four skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing), grammar, vocabulary and different links to explore the topic.
Benefit from this site, it's really useful.
Practice makes perfect
With this online activity you can practise your spelling, capitalization and punctuation. Type in your name to get started and correct each sentence according to the instructions. It offers you some help for the first few sentences but the following ones will be a bit more difficult. Click "Check answer" after each sentence for a self-assessment of your work.
Saturday, 18 June 2011
Improve your reading
This site gives you the opportunity to develop your reading skills. Firstly, click on the Start bottom and then, choose a topic to read from the icon on the top. After that, select from the five icons on the bottom the way you want to work: letters, words, texts, videos or activities.
It will help you lots with your English!
Nationality adjectives
Use this map as a reference to get to know the nationality adjectives of the countries.
Speaking for elementary students
This interactive book allows you to improve your oral skills. It contains different activities related to a wide range of everyday life situations: meeting people, eating out, going shopping, on holidays, talking to the Doctor... These activities include videos, dialogues and lots of useful vocabulary.
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Saturday, 11 June 2011
Sunday, 5 June 2011
Present simple and daily routines
1. Can you do this exercise in less than 5 minutes?
2. Play this game.
3. Watch this video about final "s" sounds /s/, /z/, /iz/ (present simple 3rd singular person and plurals).
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