VOCABULARY REVIEW: ANIMALS

Check out this new vocabulary activity. You have to cut the names of the different animals and their descriptions. Them mix them up and ask your students to put them in order. It is a great group activity although it can be done alone.

You can download them from here: https://www.pinterest.es/pin/291748882122307134/

Hope you like it!

EVERYDAY IS A NEW EXPERIENCE, LET'S EXPLORE!

Today I just wanted to share with you this inspiring comic strip.

Everyday is a new blank page, grab your pen!

What are you going to do with it? It's up to you 😃

CHRISTMAS IS OVER...

It is hard to say goodbye to Christmas... 

- When do you take your decorations down?

- What is the hardest about Christmas being over?

- Draw a comic situation that happened to you at Christmas holidays

PRACTICE FOR YOUR CAMBRIDGE EXAMS

Hello! Today I wanted to share with you the link to a website where you can practice for your Cambridge exams. The exercises are divided into levels, so choose the one you are aiming at and start practising.

Link here: https://www.flo-joe.co.uk/

VIDEO: FOOD WASTE

Hello everyone!

During this unit we have been revising the topic of food. Today we are going to watch a video about an important issue: Food waste.
It is important for us to be conscious of the amount of food that go to waste and how we can help to save it.

Activity:

1. Make a short summary of the video
2. Can you think of another way to waste food in your daily life?
3. Bring your ideas to class, we will be working on them

VOCABULARY REVIEW: FOOD

Here you have an useful game to review vocabulary related with food.

Practise and have fun!

FINAL PROJECT UNIT 12: DESIGN YOUR OWN RESTAURANT MENU

The final project of this last unit of the school year is going to be real fun! In groups we are going to create the best restaurant menu ever!

How are we going to do it? Read all the instructions carefully:

• Think about how your favourite restaurant would be like (space thematic restaurant, family restaurant, traditional restaurant)
• Now, think about the type of food you want to serve there (pizza, waffles, soup...)
• Start designing your menu. Think about the parts in which a menu is divided (revise your booklet)
• Let your creativity run wild and make an awesome menu
• Do not forget to include prices

Here you have an example:

TIP: Indicating vegetarian or gluen free options would be a very good idea ;)