To be or not to be
Complete the sentence: "I _____ a student."
am
You use this to write. It's often black or blue and you can erase it.
pencil
The day after Monday.
Tuesday
Put the words in order: name / is / My / Kate
My name is Kate
Make a positive sentence: She / like / apples
She likes apples
Make this sentence negative: "They are at home."
They are not (aren't) at home
You keep your pens, pencils, and erasers in this.
pencil case
You learn about numbers and equations in this subject.
Maths (Mathematics)
Put the words in order: are / How / you / old / ?
How old are you?
Make this sentence negative: I play football every day.
I don't play football every day
Create a question: you / are / happy / ?
Are you happy?
You use this to cut paper.
scissors
The last day of the school week for most students.
Friday
Put the words in order: doesn't / He / to / school / walk
He doesn't walk to school
Create a question: you / live / in London / ?
Do you live in London?
Answer the question: "Are you from Russia?" (Give a full negative answer).
No, I am not
You use this to draw straight lines and measure length.
ruler
You study this subject to learn about events that happened in the past.
History
Put the words in order: often / We / to / the / go / park
We often go to the park
Make a negative sentence: She studies French.
She doesn't study French
Form a question for this answer: "No, they aren't. They are at the cinema."
Are they at school?
This is a soft, brown object you use to remove pencil marks from paper.
eraser
You learn about different countries, capitals, and mountains in this subject.
Geography
Put the words in order: homework / do / usually / I / my / after / dinner
I usually do my homework after dinner
Correct the mistake: "He don't like bananas."
He doesn't like bananas