FILLING THE GAPS WITH VERBS TENSE - 6th Graders

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How is it going?

Look at the exercise below.

There are some sentence.

You just choose the correct verb tense.


You can practise
the present and the past tense.

EXPRESSING WITH GOING TO - 6th Graders

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How is it going?

Look at the exercise below.

There are some jumbled words.

You just click on the words in black
to order them in a correct sentence.


You can practise
the future tense using "GOING TO" to make affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences.

READING COMPREHENSION EXERCISE - 6th Graders

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How is it going?

Look at the exercise below.

Let´s practice more using the past simple tense.

JUMBLED WORDS GAME - 5th Graders

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What´s up?

Look at the exercise below.

There are some jumbled words.

You just click on the words in black
to order them in a correct sentence.


You can practice
"There is - There are" making affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences.

FORMING SENTENCES TO GIVE DIRECTIONS

Wellcome back again!!!

Let´s practice how to give directions in English languge.

Let´s form sentences.
 

GIVING DIRECTIONS ON A CITY MAP

Wellcome Back Again!!!

How is it going?

Let´s read the information about

Now, It´s very important you look at the following picture to do well the next exercise.

  Read the instructions carefully before starting

Another interesting exercise for you

THERE IS - THERE ARE PRACTICING EXERCISE - 5th Graders

Hello Everyone!!!

Here below, there is another important exercise to practice the grammar structure about

"There is - There are"

Read and follow the given instructions to you.

 It´s a piece of cake!!!

For more exercises similar to this one,
just click   HERE

JUMBLED SENTENCES IN PAST TENSE

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How is it going?

I´ve made this exercise about some jumbled sentences to put in practice affirmative and

negative phrases in the past tense.

Take in account the following instructions:

First, you have to write the negative sentence

and then, go on with the affirmative one.

Just, click on every word of each sentence

to form a correct one.

It´s a piece of cake!!!

THERE IS - THERE ARE WITH COUNTABLE NOUNS

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Here below, there is a very useful exercise

to put in practice the grammar structure

"There is - There are"

with countable nouns.

KILTS AND TARTANS FROM SCOTLAND

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How is it going?

Read the next information below about kilts and tartans.

In Scotland, there are many cultural traditions.

Look at the british map below.

Scotland is placed in the north. It´s got orange colour.




The tradition of wearing kilts started in the Scottish highlands. A kilt was a piece of cloth.
Men tied the kilt round their waists with a belt. They used a sporran, a small leather bag, to keep money and other valuable things in.
At night, they used the kilt as a blanket. By the 18th century, kilts were like the one in the picture below on the left side.




KILTS





SPORRAN



The traditional cloth for kilts is tartan. Tartans can be many different combinations of colours. Scottish clans or big family groups traditionally have their own tartan.



Today, some men still wear kilts and sporrans for special occasions. They do it in weddings, parades and Scottish dances where people play traditional music with the famous Scottish bagpipes.





Other typical clothes:



ARGYLE

KILT HOSE





If you are interested in traditional men´s formal garment in Scotland,
just click --->>  here


Go abroad to Scotland <<<< HERE >>>>




Thanks for reading this text.

Now, let´s take the quiz on the right side of this worksheet.

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Now, look at it.
Do you know the names of this typical scottish garment?

Learn more about Scotland

<<<HERE>>>

SENTENCES WITH WAS - WERE

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Let's read every sentence and type the right verbal form of the past of "to be".

Remember to read the intructions before doing the exercise.

(Copy the sentences in your notebook)

FOOD DEFINITIONS LISTENING TASK - 6th Graders

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What about your listening skill?

Let´s take this quiz to improve it.

Just listen to the definition and then,

choose the right food word.

It´s a piece of cake!!!

GEOGRAPHYCAL WONDERS QUIZ GAME

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Would you like to do this quiz about
geographical wonders?

Here below, you have got the useful vocabulary for doing the exercice above.

There are nineteen words about geographical wonders in the Earth.

GEYSER         COAST          CAVE

         MOUNTAIN RANGE

DESERT          BEACH          CANYON

    LAKE

CLIFF          SEA          SWAMP

          GLACIER

WATERFALL          VOLCANO

         RAINFOREST

FOREST          JUNGLE          RIVER

          ICEBERG

OCEAN          ISLAND

JOB QUIZ GAME FOR BEGINNERS

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Are you interested in playing more professions games?
Well Done!!!
That´s great!!!

Here below, there´s a new one.

Before hand, Read the instructions to play.

"Look at the picture and choose the correct job word"

FORMING SENTENCES USING THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS PROGRESSIVE

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Let´s form sentences to reinforce the present continuous or present progressive.

Drag and drop the words from the exercise below to complete the statement correctly.

I wish it was useful for you.

Good Luck!!!

Let´s take the next quiz!!!

6TH TIGER TRACKS Grade Primary - Unit 7: A CAMPING TRIP

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Let´s check out the video below to learn a basic vocabulary about things and tools we need to carry with us,
when we go camping in our holidays.

Now, Look at the next picture.

Here you are some rules you must take in account every day when you spend your free time at a campsite.

But first of all,
Remember to respect your environment,

and all the living things (animals and plants) around you.

Let´s talk about them from the left to the right.

1. Do not drop litter. Use always the bins and recycling bins.

2. Please do not make a noise, especially at night

when people are asleep.

3. Do not play ball games in the tent area.

4. Do not make fires to cook.

5. When you leave the campsite, always tell someone

where you are going.

6. Please respect the forest and the countryside

around the campsite.

When you go out your home, it´s very important for you to know the daily weather forecast.





Now, you can take the quiz below!!!










OTHER IMPORTANT CONTENTS
FOR YOU AS FOLLOW...





WEATHER EXPLANATION

GRAMMAR STRUCTURE

If you want to know how to form the future using

"GOING TO"
you must click on the links below.

 
Feel free to take the quizzes below
to check yourself.




Task 1
FUTURE WITH "GOING TO" EXPLANATION





Task 2
"GOING TO" EXERCISES FOR YOU





Task 3
BRIEF EXPLANATION ABOUT USING
"GOING TO" AND "WIIL

Task 4

REINFORCEMENT EXERCISES 6TH TIGER

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Click on below the pictures to link the exercises related with the vocabulary and grammar for 6th graders.

Exercise 1

<< here >>





Exercise 2

 

Exercise 3

 

Exercise 4

 

Exercise 5

 

Exercise 6

 

Exercise 7

 

Exercise 8

 

Exercise 9

 

Exercise 10

6TH TIGER TRACKS Grade Primary - Unit 6: HELPING PEOPLE

Hello Everyone!!!

In this post, you´ll be able to learn a basic vocabulary about
the chores you can do at home every day.

Now, Let´s check out the video below
to learn them.

Let´s take this quiz!!!

Click on the picture below to access some
activities about irregular past verbs.

IRREGULAR PAST VERBS LIST

Click      HERE

Do you remember how to give directions
to someone?

Click on the picture below to follow the link.

Let´s listen to
the next conversation!!!

Remember to copy the sentences of the following ten exercises in your English notebook



Exercise 1

Exercise 2

These are interesting exercises for you,
to practice the writing skill using the past tense.


Just write affirmative or negative sentences
after reading the given one.



Exercise 3

Exercise 4

Exercise 5

Exercise 6

Exercise 7

Exercise 8

Exercise 9

Exercise 10

You are about to see the story of this unit.
Click on the picture below to link

Now it's time to learn an important information about Canada.

Click on the picture to link.