This activity involves matching the appropriate adjective to each noun. We can work on oral expression by asking students to describe the people, animals, or things shown in the images; we can also expand the activity by asking questions: What other adjectives can we use to describe them? What other nouns could describe the adjectives?
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Material with the history of Halloween and with various activities of attention, comprehension, art, reading, writing and mathematics to work on the activity about this holiday.
Students learn the vocabulary of freetime and the grammatical structure "I like..." and "I don´t like..."
Choice board to choose from the activities listed. You have different options, including a blank template so you can pick the activities you want. You can laminate them and let them write with a whit
Calendar activities are part of the morning meeting/circle time. Print, cut out, and laminate the pages in this activity, and incorporate them into your classroom morning routine.
Schedule to cover the activities or interesting issues that have happened during the student's stay at school and to tell what happened when they got home. At home the section referring to it will be