Hello!

So what do you do on Wednesday morning? I am sure you go to school, just every week day.

In our last lesson we talked about what Mr.( the man) and Mrs. (the woman) do at weekends.
We talked about Saturday morning and Saturday afternoon, Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon. 

When we talk about days we say ON. On Monday, on Tuesday, on Wednesday and so on.

Students have a little difficulty remembering that when we are talking about somebody in the 3rd person singular - somebody who is not you or I like he or she or my friend or my brother or my mother- we add an s to the verb. We say:

My mother cooks spaghetti on Saturday.

My friend Joe plays football with me on Friday afternoon.

Ana goes (go is special and we add es instead of s) to the cinema on Sunday afternoon.

We reviewed daily actions with the flashcards and played a game with them. And we watched a video some of the students already knew from last year. It is a fun video. You can watch it now if you want:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUXkj6j6Ezw

Nene told us about Darkred timetable, what he does each day of the week. And that's what Sergio, who took Darkred home for the week, has to do. Have a great week Darkred and you two enjoy yourselves!

HOMEWORK

Make a timetable for the weekend for yourself:

Example:

Saturday 
Wake up at 10.
Have breakfast.
Take a shower
Get dressed.
Ride my bike with my brother
Have lunch with my family.
Read my book.
Go to the park with my family.
Go to a cafe with my family.
Go home and have something to eat.
Watch TV
Go to bed.

Sunday
Wake up at 10.
Have breakfast.
Get dressed and brush my hair.
Do homework.
Go to the bakery.
Telephone my friend.
Have lunch with my family
Go to my friend's house.
Play with my friend.
Go home.
Help my mother cook dinner.
Have dinner.
Read my book.
Go to bed.

Hello again!

Yesterday we continued studying actions that we do regularly: that means that we repeat them every once in a while: every day, sometimes, often, etc.

Like have lunch, we do it every day. Or have a music or a judo lesson, we have the lesson every week.

We studied 2 ways of asking questions. When we are talking to somebody and say:

What do you do after school?

or

Do you go school on Saturday?

When we are talking about somebody (1 person):

Does your brother walk to school?

Does he drink milk for breakfast?

Does your father clean the car every week?


HOMEWORK

1.Follow this link and do the exercise. I hope it helps you remember when to put the s at the end of the verb.http://www.agendaweb.org/verbs/present-simple/index.html

2. Say 4 things you do after school. Example: First I have a glass of milk and some cookies; then, I do my homework; then I ride my bike with a friend; then I eat dinner with my family.

Then, ask your brother or sister or a friend: What do you do after school? And write what your brother/sister/friend tell you.
Example: First, Juan does his homework, then he plays video games; then, he eats dinner and then, he sleeps.

Hello Everybody. Last Monday we had our first lesson of the month.

We started a new unit. This new unit is about the Days of the Week, which most students know very well by now, and what we usually do each day of the week.

We studied some actions we do everyday and some that we do some days or often:

Things we do everyday: wake up, wash my face, brush my teeth, comb my hair, have breakfast, get dressed, go to school, read books, write, do homework, have dinner, watch TV, sleep.

Things we do often: sing, draw pictures, play an instrument, ride my bike, play sports, have a shower or a bath, play with my friends, buy things, talk on the phone, 


HOMEWORK

Watch this video again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct4-x_CtOjM Imagine you are Toby and answer the questions; this is an example: What do you do on Sunday, Toby?  On Sunday I go to Mars. I play with my friends.

1. What do you do on Monday, Toby?

2.What do you do on Tuesday, Toby?

3. What do you do on Wednesday, Toby?

4.What do you do on Thursday, Toby?

5.What do you do on Saturday, Toby?

6. What do you do on Friday, Toby?