6A/6B: The Contemporary Age

We are learning about The Contemporary Age in 6A/6B.

5A: Superlative Adjectives

In 5A, we are learning about Superlative Adjectives

5A: Food and Nutrients

This week in 5A we are starting a new unit called Food and Nutrients!

5A: In Nature

In English class this week, we have started a new chapter called In Nature. We are learning new vocabulary words and grammar concepts!

6A/B: Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone! This week in 6A and 6B, we learned Christmas vocabulary words, and we played a fun game of Bingo!

6A/6B: Constitution Day!

We are celebrating Constitution Day by learning all about the 1978 Constitution!

5A: The European Union

This week in 5A we learned about the functions of the European Union and fun facts about each country!

5A: Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

In 5A we are doing a great job learning about the differences between these two tenses!

6A/6B: Reproductive System

In 6A and 6B, we are learning about the Reproductive System. We are using our English science books to help us fill in these charts.

5A: Present Simple

This week in 5A, we learned all about the Present Simple!

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!

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?

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!

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. 

‘Tis the season to be jolly!

Christmas is round the corner and we’ve been practising our Christmas vocabulary! Do you know all the words in the video?

Once you've learnt the words, try and match the correct word and image in the activity below!

And finally, watch this video on the Pink Panther and practice your Christmas vocabulary! Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄🎅

It’s all in the past!

Learning the past tense in English can be a bit tricky. And so in 5A we practiced our grammar by converting the following sentences from present simple to simple past. 

How many can you get right?

How does the world move?

Today in 6B we learnt about force and machines. Practice the new vocabulary in this word search and then test your knowledge using this crossword. Can you get all of them right?

It's picnic time!

This week in 6A we're learning the difference between there is and there are. Can you look at the pictures and correctly identify what food items there are?

We also practiced our conversation skills using some and any in a role-play activity! First, the students made a list of food items they'd like to take on a picnic and then they asked each other questions using this list. For example:

Student A: Have you got any water?

Student B: Yes, I've got some water.

Try this out in your classroom as well :)