Irregular past tense: http://www.eslgamesplus.com/irregular-past-tense-esl-grammar-jeopardy-quiz-game/
jueves, 22 de agosto de 2013
ACTIVITY FOR 8º
These activities help you to practice some topics seen in the class, take advantage from them
ACTIVITY FOR 7º
These activities help you to practice some topics seen in the class, take advantage from them
Expressions of time http://www.eslgamesplus.com/learn-words-and-expressions-of-time-esl-grammar-activity/
Parts of the body: http://www.eslgamesplus.com/body-parts-board-game-for-esl-practice/
martes, 16 de julio de 2013
ACTIVITY ABOUT NOUNS FOR 8°
ACTIVITY
1. Write C for countable and U for uncountable:
time - books - sugar - milk - pens - hair - chairs -
meat - butter - pencils - bread -
jam - friends - fingers -
flour - apples - oil - cars - salt - houses - cheese -
rice - tea - games - tomatoes - cream -
honey - carrots –
2. Complete
with How much or How many
a) ______________
cheese do you buy?
b)_______________ books are there in your bag?
c)______________ films did Tom see last week?
d) _____________
money do you spend every week?
e) _______________
friends does Linda have?
f)____________ sugar do we need?
g)
____________ tomatoes are there in the
fridge?
h)________________ meat are you going to buy?
i) ________________
milk did you drink yesterday?
j) _______________ apples do you see?
3. READING COMPREHENSION
“Tennis”
Tennis is a
sport played between two players (singles) or between two teams of two players
(doubles). Each player uses a tennis racket to strike a hollow rubber ball
covered with felt. To win, you must hit the ball into the opponent’s court
without the opponent being able to hit the ball back.
Tennis
originated in the United Kingdom in the late 19th century. At first, people
played tennis on courts made of grass! These were called “lawn courts”. Now,
tennis is played by millions of people all over the world. The rules of tennis
have changed very little since it was created in the 1890s.
Most tennis
players play tennis because it is fun. It also is a good way to get exercise.
While playing tennis, you do a lot of running. You move your arms and legs in
many ways that they do not normally move.
Questions:
1) What do
you use to hit a tennis ball?
A. A bat
B. A
striker
C. A racket
D. None of
the above
2) _____
people can play tennis at once.
A. One
B. Two
C. Four
D. Both B
and C
3) Where
did tennis originate?
A.
Australia
B. Asia
C. The
United States
D. The
United Kingdom
4) When did
people start playing tennis?
A. The late
18th century.
B. The late
19th century.
C. The late
1800s.
D. Both B
and C.
5) Why do
most people play tennis?
A. Because
it is fun.
B. Because
they want to win.
C. Because
they don’t have a basketball.
D. Both A
and B
miércoles, 12 de junio de 2013
READING COMPREHENSION FOR 8°
ACTIVITY
Read the texts and answer the questions
Read the texts and answer the questions
“ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS”
Leonard
James is a homeless man. For him, life is always hard. He is
always hungry. His shoes have holes in them. He needs a haircut. His clothes
are old and dirty.
“What I
would do with one hundred dollars!” Leonard says. This is a game he likes to
play with himself to take his mind off things.
He is
walking down the street on a Thursday night. The winter air is cold on his face.
“If I had
one hundred dollars, I could buy new socks,” he says. He continues to walk down
the street.
“If I had
one hundred dollars, I could get a haircut,” he says. He continues to walk down
the street.
“If I had
one hundred dollars, I could buy new pants,” he says. He continues to walk down
the street.
“If I had
one hundred dollars, I could get a hamburger,” he says. His stomach rumbles at
the thought.
“If I
had….” Leonard looks down at the sidewalk. He cannot believe what he sees!
Someone has
lost his wallet. Leonard picks it up. Inside are five twenty-dollar bills.
“One
hundred dollars!” Leonard says. He is very excited. “Now I can buy everything I
want!”
Then
Leonard begins to think. “But this is not my money,” he says.
Leonard
goes to the police station. He gives a police officer the wallet and money.
“Thank
you,” says the police officer. “You are a very honest man.”
Leonard
smiles. He turns around and begins to leave the police station.
“Hold on,”
the police officer says. He reaches in his own pocket and gives Leonard ten
dollars. “Get yourself something to eat.
Questions:
1) What is
life like for Leonard?
A. It is
hard.
B. It is
easy.
C. It is
warm.
D. It is
full of good food.
2) How does
the reader know that Leonard is poor?
I. He finds
a wallet.
II. He has
no home.
III. He is
always hungry.
A. I only
B. I and II
C. II and
III
D. I, II,
and III
3) Why does
Leonard think about what he would do with a hundred dollars?
A. It helps
him go to sleep.
B. It takes
his mind off things.
C. The
police officer asks him to.
D. He knows
he will find the money.
4) What
time of year is it?
A. spring
B. summer
C. fall
D. winter
5) What
does Leonard say he would do with a hundred dollars?
I. get a
haircut
II. buy new
clothes
III. get a
hotel room
A. I only
B. I and II
C. II and
III
D. I, II,
and III
6) Why does
Leonard's stomach rumble?
A. because
he is hungry
B. because
he is tired
C. because
his clothes are dirty
D. because
he is homeless
7) “He
cannot believe what he sees.” What is another way to write this sentence?
A. He
thinks what he sees is crazy.
B. He feels
what he sees is good luck.
C. He
thinks what he sees cannot be true.
D. He
thinks what he sees is scary.
8) Why does
Leonard go to the police station?
A. because
he owes money
B. because
he wants a reward
C. because
the wallet is not his
D. because
he has committed a crime
9) What
kind of man does Leonard seem to be?
A. bad
B. dumb
C. good
D. old
10) As used
at the end of the story, what does it mean to be honest?
A. to feel
good
B. to want
more
C. to be
truthful
D. to be
hopeful
11) How
does Leonard seem to feel about what he has done?
A. angry
B. happy
C. sad
D. unsure
12) What
does the police officer give Leonard?
A. advice
B. a
handshake
C. money to
eat
D. the one
hundred dollars
13) What
kind of man does the police officer seem to be?
A. angry
B. busy
C. kind
D. mean
14) Why
does the police officer give Leonard ten dollars?
A. to
surprise Leonard
B. so
Leonard feels better about returning the wallet
C. because
it is part of his job
D. because
he wants to get Leonard off the streets
15. If you
found one hundred dollars, would you keep it? Why or why not?
“TALIA’S SPECIAL DAY”
Today is a
special day for Talia. She is getting ready for a dinner celebration.
She wants
to look very nice for her night out.
First, she
gets her hair cut at a salon. A salon is a place where people go to get
their hair
and nails done.
Then, she
gets her fingernails painted pink. A woman who works at the salon
paints
Talia’s nails.
Talia is
not happy with the color. She asks the woman to change the color to
purple.
She likes
the purple very much. It is almost time to go out. Talia goes home and looks in
her closet.
She tries
on a pair of light blue pants with a white shirt.
She tries
on a purple dress with a black belt. She tries on a brown skirt with a green
top.
She wears
the purple dress. Many of her friends and family are at the restaurant when she
gets there.
She hugs
her mother and father. She gives her grandfather a kiss.
Talia’s
sister gives her a big smile. Her best friend, Asra, gives her a present.
Tomorrow is
Talia’s birthday, but she is celebrating it tonight.
“Happy
Birthday, Talia,” they say. “You look great!”
“I feel
great because all of you are here,” says Talia, “for my last night as a teenager.
Questions:
1) What is
Talia doing for her special day?
A. She is
having a party at home.
B. She is
going to her friend's house.
C. She is
making dinner.
D. She is
going to a restaurant.
2) Why does
Talia want to look nice?
A. She is
celebrating.
B. It is a
national holiday.
C. She is
going to church.
D. She is
going a dance.
3) What
does Talia do first?
A. She
picks out a dress.
B. She gets
her nails painted.
C. She gets
her hair cut.
D. She goes
out to eat.
4) Why does
Talia change the color of her nails?
A. It does
not match her dress.
B. She is
not happy with pink.
C. Her friends
tell her to change the color.
D. She is
not happy with purple.
5) What
does Talia wear out?
A. light
blue pants
B. a brown
skirt
C. a purple
dress
D. a green
top
6) What
does Talia do when she sees her parents?
A. She
smiles.
B. She says
hello.
C. She
gives them a hug.
D. She
gives them a kiss.
7) Who
smiles at Talia?
A. her
mother
B. her
sister
C. her
father
D. her
friend
8) How old
is Talia?
A. 15
B. 16
C. 19
D. 21
9) As
described in the beginning of the story, what is a salon?
A. a
restaurant
B. a place
where people talk about business
C. a gift
shop
D. a place
to get hair and nails done
10) Why
does Talia feel great?
A. because
she looks great
B. because
her friends and family are there
C. because
her hair is cut
D. because
her nails are purple
martes, 11 de junio de 2013
ACTIVITY ABOUT CAN FOR 7°
ACTIVITY
Complete these sentences with CAN and change to other ways.
1. You ________ a moment, please? (to wait)
2. ______ Mr. Robber _______
10 pounds? (to change)
3. ______ Susan ________?
(to swim)
4. They _____________
the guitar? (to play)
5. Tom _________ his
homework? (to do)
6. He __________ this
afternoom? (to come)
7. You _________ the
window, please? (to open)
8. We __________ this
out? (to work)
lunes, 6 de mayo de 2013
ACTIVITY ABOUT HAVE FOR 7º
ACTIVITY
Complete
the sentences with HAVE or HAS, then change to the other ways
1. He
doesn't ...... any food.
2. The girl doesn't ....... a book.
3. It
........ three legs.
4. I don't
....... my English book.
5. She .... many friends.
6. We ...... no friends.
7. It doesn't ....... four legs.
8. They didn't ........ breakfast.
9. They
don't ......... blue eyes.
10. She ...... many friends.
11. The dog
....... one eye.
12. The
boys don't ....... a ball.
13. We don't ....... English today.
14. Our teacher ...... a pencil.
15. They ...... one friend
ACTIVITY ABOUT PRESENT PROGRESSIVE FOR 8º
ACTIVITY
A. Write
the sentences in present progressive
1. She /
wear / earrings
2. We /
walk / to school
3. I /
study
4. We /
plan / our work
5. It /
rain / today
6. I / have
/ a good time
7. The
train / come
8. Listen
to the birds. They /sing .
9. Look at
that one. It /fly/ high in the sky.
10. The
other one /play/ with a worm.
11. I feel
happy because I /have/ a good time here
in these woods.
B. Change
the sentences to other ways
1. My favorite
TV show (start) now.
2. My
father (not work) at the moment.
3. The
teacher (talk) too fast.
4.
They (not listen) to me.
5. I (wait) for my father.
6. My
sister (cook) dinner now.
7. I (not shout).
8. John's
dog (run) away.
9. Peter's
cat (eat) a fish.
10. I (clean) my room.
11. Peter
and Mary (not study).
12.
What (you / do)?
13. (Mary / read) a book?