Thursday, January 3, 2013

Jardín de Niños 3 PEP




ENGLISH 3er. Grado de Jardín de Niños

Noviembre y Diciembre


Mamá y papá aquí están algunas de las expresiones que aprenderé en los meses de noviembre y diciembre.



PARTS OF THE HOUSE
Window,
Door 
Roof 
Floor 
Wall 

Chimney

ROOMS OF THE HOUSE
Bedroom 
Bathroom 
Dining room 
Kitchen 
Sitting room 
Garden
Hall 
Room 
Garage 
Studio

FURNITURE
Armchair 
Sofa 
Television / TV 
Phone
Mat
Coffee table 
Bath
Shower 
Toilet 
Washing basin 
Sink 
Cupboard 
Fridge
Stove
Microwave oven 
Bed 
Clock 
Toy’s box 
Night table 
Wardrobe 
Chair 
Table 
Mirror 
Radio 
Lamp 
Bookcase 
Desk 
Computer
Furniture




VERBS
To wake up 
To get dressed 
To have breakfast 
To go to school 
To stay somewhere(at school) 
To go home 
To have lunch 
To do the homework 
To walk the dog 
To play 
To watch T.V. 
To have dinner 
To put on the pajamas 
To go to bed 
To milk the cow 
To collect eggs 
To feed the animals 
To shear the sheep 
To drive a truck 
To ride a horse 
To turn the lasso 
To wash the horse


PREPOSITIONS
On 
Under 
In 
Out 
Behind in front of





PRONOUNS
He 
She 
It

OBJECT PRONOUNS
Me 
Him 
Her

Pronouns Video




PHONICS
at
mat 
sat 
rat 
bat 
cat 
pat 
fat 
hat 
Pat
an
man 
fan 
Jan 
can 
Dan 
pan 
ran 
tan 
van 
Ann

UNIDAD DE INDAGACIÓN THE FARM 
Barn 
Field
Farmer 
Tractor 
Rooster 
Hen 
Cow 
Horse 
Sheep 
Pig 
Donkey 
Dog 
Cat 
Turkey 
Rabbit
Frog 
Goat 
Duck 
Goose/geese 
Mouse/mice


Unidad de Indagación Video




TIME EXPRESSIONS
In the morning 
In the afternoon 
At night 
Today 
Tomorrow 
Yesterday 
Every day

SEQUENCERS
First 
Then 
Later 
After that 
Finally

GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURES

- Talking about daily routines: 
First I get up, then I take a shower, after that I get dressed, later I have breakfast, finally I go to school.

- Describing rooms of the house: 
There is a lamp on the desk. 
There are four chairs in the living room.

- Answer questions about the number of objects in a picture: 
There is a mouse. 
There are three mice.

- Identifies personal pronouns and the corresponding conjugation of the verb to be: Itisacow.
He is the farmer.

COMMANDS
Paint 
Cut 
Paste/glue 
Cross out 
Make 
Fold 
Thick 
Play 
Draw 
Sing 
Match 
Color 
Count 
Draw a line 
Say 
Circle 
Show 
Touch 
Read 
Speak



USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
May I come in? 
May I go to the restroom? 
Can I borrow your ...? 
Here you have! 
Can you help me? 
Bless you! 
Excuse me! 
Please. 
Thank you. 
You’re welcome. 
I have finished. 
Don’t touch! 
Be careful



Commands and Useful Expressions Video



How Kids Communicate!



HOLIDAY’S VOCABULARY 
THANKSGIVING 
Pilgrims
Indians 
Ship 
Corn 



CHRISTMAS 
Reindeer
Santa Claus 
Snowman 
Christmas tree 
Mistletoe




SONGS CD Pockets 
On the farm 
Old Mc Donald 
Peep, peep, peep

Jingle Bells
Dashing through the snow, in a one-horse open sleigh.
O’er the fields we go, laughing all the way. 
Bells on bobtails ring, making spirits bright. 
What fun it is to ride and sing
a sleighing song tonight. 
Oh! Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way.
Oh what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh. 
Hey! Jingle bells, jingle bells,
jingle all the way. 
Oh what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh. 
Dashing through the snow, in a one-horse open sleigh. 
O’er the fields we go, laughing all the way. 
Bells on bobtails ring, making spirits bright. 
What fun it is to ride and sing a sleighing song tonight. 
Oh! Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. 
Oh what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh. 
Hey! Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. 
Oh what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh.

Jingle Bells Original Video





El seguimiento de instrucciones (commands) y las canciones (songs) se comienzan a trabajar en el mes de septiembre y se van consolidando a lo largo del ciclo escolar.



ENGLISH 3er. Grado de Jardín de Niños

Septiembre y Octubre

Mamá y papá aquí están algunas de las expresiones que aprenderé en los meses de septiembre y octubre:


SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Pencil
Eraser 
Sharpener 
Glue

Book 

Notebook 

Scissors 


Pencil case 

Colours 

Paper 

Rucksack 

Glue stick 
Paint
Paint brush 
Crayons 
Markers 
Table
Chair 
Waste bin 
Board 
Door 
Window 
Desk 
Shelf 
Magazine rack 
Apron


VERBS
To clean 
To make 
To trace 
To color 
To paste
To paint 
To count 
To cut 
To tie
To draw 
To speak 
To look 
To write 
To fold 
To point 
To open/close 
To circle
To underline 
To match 
To listen 
To sing
To cross out 
To tick 
To show

ADJECTIVES
Long- short 
Old- young

GROOMING ITEMS
Tooth brush 
Tooth paste 
Hair brush 
Comb 
Shampoo 
Soap
Nail clipper 
Towel 
Tissue 
Sponge

ILLNESS AND AILMENTS 
Stomachache 
Sore throat
Cold 
Toothache

SAFETY MEASURES
Safe 
Dangerous 
Iron 
Matches 
Knife 
Stove 
Mixer 
Socket

HEALTHY HABITS
Brush my teeth 
Wash my hands 
Comb my hair 
Take a shower 
Do exercise
Eat healthy food 
Sleep 
Blow your nose

MAKING TOYS
Boxes 
Tape 
String 
Sticks

IRREGULAR PLURALS
Tooth- teeth 
Foot- feet 
Man- men 
Woman- women 
Child- children

NUMBERS
1 one 
2 two 
3 three 
4 four 
5 five 
6 six
7 seven 
8 eight 
9 nine 
10 ten
11 eleven 
12 twelve 
13 thirteen 
14 fourteen 
15 fifteen 
16 sixteen 
17 seventeen 
18 eighteen 
19 nineteen 
20 twenty

GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURES

*Identifying the use the correct pronoun: 

Eg. 


He is a child.

She is a woman.

*Simple present to talk about habits: 
Eg. 
I brush my teeth every day.






USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

May I come in? 

May I go to the restroom? 

Can I borrow your ...? 

Here you have! 

Can you help me? 

Bless you! 

Excuse me! 
Please. 
Thank you. 
You’re welcome. 
I have finished. 
Don’t touch! 
Be careful

HOLIDAY’S VOCABULARY
Halloween Activities
HALLOWEEN
Witch 
Ghost 
Haunted house 
Bat 
Hat 
Trick or treat 
Monster 
Pumpkin 
Vampire 
Skeleton 
Spider

SONGS CD Pockets 
Making a toy, track16.
We want boxes, track 17. 
Small and big, track 18.
Early in the morning
This is the way I wash my hands, wash my hands, wash my hands. 
This is the way I wash my hands, early in the morning.
Following verses: Brush my teeth
Comb my hair*
Talking about quantity: 
Eg. There is one crayon in the pencil case.
There are ten chairs in the classroom.
*Giving options: 
Eg. I can paste with glue or glue stick.

COMMANDS
Commands Teacher's Page
Paint 
Cut 
Paste/glue 
Cross out 
Make 
Fold 
Thick 
Play 
Face up 
Draw 
Assemble 
Sing 
Match 
Color 
Count 
Draw a line 
Say 
Circle 
Show 
Touch 
Read 
Speak

El seguimiento de instrucciones (commands) y las canciones (songs) se comienzan a trabajar en el mes de septiembre y se van consolidando a lo largo del ciclo escolar.




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