Muscle memory!

Continuing from where we left off last week, today 6B learnt about the different muscles in their body. We then played a fun game of ‘Simon says’ where everyone had to correctly point to the muscles on their body!

On, in, under!

 This week in 1A we’re learning about prepositions of place. Come sing along with us!

Bones and muscles!

We’re back to learning about the human body in 6B. Today we started our journey into the musculoskeletal system, which helps us to move. To help learn some of the vocabulary we first watched a video. Next we cut out a skeleton and on it marked the main bones and joints. Do you know them all?

Stay tuned as we learn about muscles next week!

I have got to be…

In English, knowing when to use the verbs to be and have got can be confusing. To practise, in 6A we played a fun game of snakes and ladders. Go check it out!

You’re the best!

In 5A this week, we continued learning how to compare people, places, and things—this time using superlative adjectives. Watch the video below to discover some of the rules. You can then practice using this worksheet!

How many can you get right?

My family and other animals!

 In 1A today we learnt to talk about our family and our pets. Watch the videos below to learn more vocabulary!

Let's learn the alphabet!

 In 3A we revised the alphabet and practised our spellings this week. Come sing along!

For better or worse?

In any language, it’s important to learn how to compare different people, places, and objects. In 5A we are learning how to use comparative adjectives in English. Watch the video below to discover some of the rules. You can then practice using this worksheet!

The five senses!

In 3A we’re learning about the five senses—see, touch, smell, hear, and taste. Do you know which body part we use for each? Watch the video below to learn more!

What does Spain produce?

Hope everyone had a restful holiday and a happy new year! ⭐ At CEIP El Torcal we’re back to working hard on our English. In 6B we’re learning about Spain’s economy and the three main sectors. Look at the exercise below and match the economic activity to the image.