SPORTS
Name 3 sports that we play with a ball
football (soccer), basketball, tennis, volleyball, baseball, handball, rugby, cricket, golf, table tennis, bowling...
Where do we put our clothes?
We put them the WARDROBE.
This animal has long ears and jumps. It loves eating carrots.
It's a rabbit.
Finish the sentence: Your mother’s brother is your ...
Your mother’s brother is your uncle!
My brother play football every day.
My brother PLAYS football every day.
Name 2 sports that we play with a bat
baseball, cricket
What do we call the room where we eat?
We eat in the dining room!
This food comes from the sea. It’s often eaten with chips in the UK.
It's fish.
Ally and Susie are sisters. Susuie has a daughter - Emily. Finish the sentence: Ally is Emily's ...
Ally is Emily's aunt.
We was happy at the party.
We were happy at the party.
Name 2 sports that we play with s racket
tennis, badminton, table tennis
Where do we keep our books?
We keep them on a shelf / in a bookcase.
This food has pastry. It can be sweet or salty – apple, meat, or cheese inside.
That's a pie.
Ally and Susie are sisters. Ally has a son – Jack.
Finish the sentence: Jack is Susie’s ...
Jack is Susie’s nephew.
He meet new people yesterday.
He met new people yesterday.
Name 2 sports popular at the beach
volleyball, swimming
What is the name for dirty clothes you need to wash.
Laundry!
What bird is colorful and lives in the jungle? Some people have it as a pet.
It's a parrot!
Susie is merried to Bill. Complete the sentence: Susie is Bill's ... and Bill is Susie's ...
Susie is Bill's wife and Bill is Susie's husband.
I play with my friends in Sundays.
I played with my friends on Sundays.
Name 3 sports popular in the winter
snowboarding, skiing, ice skating
We do the washing-up or we use...
the dishwasher!
It flies over the lakes and rivers. You catch it around the playground.
It's a dragonfly!
Ally and Susie are sisters. Susuie has a daughter - Emily. Finish the sentence: Emily is Ally's ...
Emily is Ally's niece.
give -> gave
Tell us about buy, tell, go, run, do.
buy -> bought
tell -> told
go -> went
run -> ran
do -> did