School Vocab
Name 3 school subjects
Social Studies
English Language Arts
Math
P.E./Gym
Name a club
ex. Arts & Crafts, Music, Choir, Robotics
fast → (comparative)
faster
What does "extracurricular" mean?
after-school activity
Make a sentence using “There is.”
ex. There is a cat on my desk.
What is a locker?
A lockable closet where students can store things at school
What club is good for a student who likes computers?
ex. Robotics, Coding, Technology, Gaming
good → (superlative)
best
What do students do in a cafeteria?
They eat! :p
Make a sentence using “There are.”
There are 3 cupcakes left.
Who is your homeroom teacher?
Mr. Francisco
Make a sentence: “I want to join ____ because ____.”
ex. “I want to join the Book Club because I love reading.”
Make a comparative sentence: Math / English
ex. Math is easier than English.
What is a mural?
It is a wall painting
Ask a question using “Do you…?”
ex. Do you enjoy school?
What’s the difference between “classroom” and “school”?
A classroom is inside a school. It is a room where a group of students gathers for lessons.
A school is an entire building where learning takes place.
Give advice: “You should join ____.”
ex. You should join the choir because you are a great singer.
Fix the mistake: “My school is more big than yours.”
My school is bigger than yours.
What is something common in U.S. schools but not always in Chile?
extracurricular activities
school buses
student movement: students move to different rooms for different subjects
Change to past: “I join the chess club.”
I joined the chess club.
Make a sentence using: "schedule"
ex. I check my schedule every morning to see what activities I have planned for the day.
Create a new club and explain it.
ex. K-Pop Demon Hunters Club: Here we watch the movie, and we memorize the lyrics of the song.
Create 2 comparative sentences about Chile vs USA.
ex. Chile has a better soccer team than the US.
Create a mini U.S. school schedule (3 classes + lunch).
ex. 8 am-9 am: English
9 am-10 am: Gym
10 am-11 am: Math
11 am-12 pm: Lunch
Act it out: “I’m tired.” (dramatic)
Show me what that looks like