Hippo 1 2022

Present simple with do/don’t/doesn’t Do you want a drink? I don’t like computer games. She doesn’t want any cheese

Present Simple Tense: forms and uses

Who, what, where, when, why worksheet

Questions Who/where/when/which/ why/how many

6 Questions | Fun Reading & Writing Comprehension Strategy For Kids | Jack Hartmann

Shall (to offer or suggest something) Shall I go first? Shall we go to the cinema tomorrow?

WH-question words worksheet

Where Shall We Go? | Suggestions and Replies | Short and Easy Conversations | ESL

Present simple tense - elementary

Shall I...? worksheet

Do or Does online exercise

Wh Questions exercise for 4º Primaria

Shall worksheet

Can; for ability; requests and permission I can play the guitar/she can sing. Can I have a pencil please? Can I go home early today?

Abilities/ Modal Auxiliary Verb  Can - English Language

Can or can't worksheets and online exercises

Yes, I Can! | Animal Song For Children | Super Simple Songs

Can/ Can't song

23. Asking for permission (English Dialogue) - Educational video for Kids - Role-play conversation

Conjunctions And/but/because

Let's Learn about Conjunctions: And - But - Because - So

Conjunctions Game for Grade 2  | Learn Connecting Words

Jobs e.g. postman/woman; pirate; dancer; doctor; builder; vet; bus/train driver; zookeeper; pop star; film star; cook/chef; fire fighter; Adventure e.g. dragon; fairy; pirate; queen; unicorn; wizard; astronaut; robot; monster; ghost; prince/princess; magician; giant; beast; superhero. Additional Vocabulary Locations and directions e.g. address; before; centre; close (or near) by; opposite; inside; outside; past; street; the capital city is… Adjectives e.g. angry; awake; asleep; warm; sweet; rich/poor; lost; full/empty; greedy; dangerous/safe; lazy; open/closed; special; lovely; horrible; friendly; afraid; blonde; hungry; loud; pretty ; Verbs e.g. borrow; forget; describe; hear; hit; knock; laugh; push/pull; touch; turn (left); visit; wake up; wash up; wave; skip; think; steal; see; sell; remember; pick up; tidy (up); spell; throw; dream; climb; cough; teach; Times e.g. weekend; weekday; o’clock; never; sometimes; always; early; holiday; quarter past/to; half past; once; minute; hour; immediately; tomorrow; yesterday; Quantities e.g. lots; some; a little bit; none; all; Social language e.g. Excuse me. Of course. See you soon. Brilliant!

Travel e.g. motorbike; bus stop; truck/lorry; helicopter; airport; (train) station; road; ticket; map; Hobbies; games and pastimes e.g. table tennis; sports; news; invitation; puzzles; event; competition; gift; headphones; sandcastle; bucket and spade; snowman; snowball; noise; rides; funfair; magic tricks; treasure hunt; grow flowers; groups; net; player; pop star; roller skating; Outdoors e.g. airport; lake; barbeque; countryside; city; village; jungle; island; library; market; ticket; trip; safari; mountain; bank; post office; rain/raining; snow/snowing; windy; sunny; cloudy; leaf/leaves; waterfall; At home e.g. bin; blanket; washing up; towel; soap; spoon; fork; knife; dish/bowl; jug; toilet; toothpaste; dining room; chimney; pan; wardrobe; upstairs; downstairs; garage; Animals and pets e.g. wing; wild; wildlife; kangaroo; giraffe; camel; bee; rabbit; panda; penguin; goat; owl; octopus; lizard; gorilla; kangaroo; dolphin; butterfly; nest; buzz; squeak; hiss; croak; bark

Past simple – receptive use only

Possessive adjectives Mine/yours etc.

Prepositions of place In/on/under/next to/behind/between/opposite

Use classroom language (e.g. What does this mean? How do you spell ‘beach’? Put in order. Find the mistake. Use the words in the list. Match. Label. Choose. Find)

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Classroom language worksheets and online exercises

Have got /has to I’ve got to catch the ball! He has to win the game

Must vs Have To | Easy English Conversation Practice | Learn English - Mark Kulek ESL

How (or what) about + ing (or + noun) How about going to the disco tonight? What about having pizza for lunch? What about the

classroom language during lesson for students poster worksheet.pdf

Must vs Have to

classroom language for students poster worksheet.pdf

Modal verbs activity for Pre-intermediate

STAGE 2 VOCABULARY The following are examples of words a Candidate would typically be expected to be able to use at this level. The vocabulary at Stage 2 builds on the vocabulary presented in Stage 1. Key Words x Personal vocabulary to *describe self *Days of the week; *months; *dates *seasons *Names of countries and nationalities *Numbers 1- 100 (including ordinal numbers 1st-10th).

Verb + -ing I go shopping on Saturdays. I like making cakes for my family. She hates doing her homework.

 Hippo1 2020

Topic-based Vocabulary Going to school e.g. badge; homework; library; mistake; maths; art; history; science; spelling; test; poster; pupils; head teacher; counting; People and family members e.g. aunt; uncle; parents; son; daughter; someone; thief; neighbour ; Food and drink e.g. beans; hot chocolate; lemon; watermelon; loaf (of bread); pancakes; restaurant; salad; snack; sweet; toast; vegetables; picnic; honey; sugar; grapes; dessert; cornflakes; beef; cucumber; bottle; milkshake; noodles ; Clothes e.g. pair of…; pyjamas; raincoat; helmet; uniform; glasses; tie; sunglasses; pocket; button; sleeve ; The body and health e.g. back; smile; beard; stomach; neck; tooth/teeth; moustache; shoulder; thumb; knee; illness; (ear/back/head)-ache; temperature

Prepositions of time I play piano after school

Present continuous (present activity) Mother is cooking the dinner/Tom is brushing his teeth

Present continuous (future action) – receptive use only

Good at + ing (or noun) My mum is good at cooking. I’m good at tennis

I think/I know I think English is my best subject. I know it’s very hot in Africa.

MUST for obligation You must tidy your bedroom. You mustn’t feed the animals.

Adjectives Comparative and superlative - He’s the best footballer! /My feet are bigger than yours.

What is an adjective? - Basic English Grammar

Adjectives worksheets and online exercises

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Comparative and Superlative Adjectives - English Grammar Lesson

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Adverbs Quietly; carefully; loudly. Always; never; sometimes

Adverbs | English Grammar | Periwinkle

Adverbs of frequency worksheets and online exercises

Adverbs of Frequency in English - Grammar Lesson

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