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September 20 : Find Out 6! Unit 0. A New School Year

This document contains information about vocabulary, time, seasons, vehicles, nationalities, clothes, holidays, and verb tenses. It includes vocabulary words in English and Spanish with translations. It lists the months and seasons. It provides examples of telling time in English. It also includes a table summarizing the present simple tense in English, when it is used, and examples of its affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.

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September 20 : Find Out 6! Unit 0. A New School Year

This document contains information about vocabulary, time, seasons, vehicles, nationalities, clothes, holidays, and verb tenses. It includes vocabulary words in English and Spanish with translations. It lists the months and seasons. It provides examples of telling time in English. It also includes a table summarizing the present simple tense in English, when it is used, and examples of its affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.

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Ñame & Surnames: Level: Group:

FIND OUT 6! Unit 0. A new school year

VOCABULARY1
September 20* Everyone Todos/as
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Hairstyle Estilo de pelo
Ist 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Headquarters Oficina central
First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Welcome Bienvenido/a
7th 8th 9th lOth llth 12th 13th
Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth VEHICLES VEHÍCULOS
14th Í5th 16th 17th Í8th 19th 20th Balloon Globo
Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth Seventeeth Eighteenth Nineteenth Twentieth Bike Bicicleta
2Ist 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th Bus Autobús
Twenty- Twenty- Twenty- Twenty- Twenty- Twenty- Twenty-
First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Car Coche
28th 29th 30th 31st Motorbike Motocicleta
Twenty- Twenty- Thirtieth Thirty-First Plañe Avión
Eighth Ninth Train Tren
O'clock Van Furgoneta
WHAT'S THE TIME? NAT1ONALITIES
Five Five
American Americano/a
:00 It's (hora) o'clock. Australian Australiano/a
Tea
British Británico/a
: 15 It's quarter PAST (hora)
Chínese Chino/a
Japanese Japonés/a
quarter Portuguesa Portugués/a
C°—7 _ : 45 It's quarter TO (lhora+) Spanish Español/a
f *

FOR READEVG PARA LEER


twenty Book Libro
_: 30 It's half PAST (hora) Magazine Revista
twenty -five Newspaper Periódico
Postcard Postal
half
Sign Cartel/ Letrero
SEASONS
CLOTHES
Baseball cap Gorra de béisbol
Cap Gorra
December Shirt Camisa
WINTER January Skirt Falda
February Trousers..... Pantalones
T-shirt Camiseta

SPECIAL PAYS
April Fool's Day Día de los inocentes
March Christmas' Day Día de Navidad
SPRING April Midsummer Day Día de San Juan
May New Year's Eve Nochevieja
St. Georges' Day Día de San Jorge
Valentíne's Day Día de San
Valentín (de los
enamorados)
June VOCABULARY
Because.... Porque
SUMMER July Season Estación
Augnst Fireworks Fuegos artificiales
Wíth Con
Great Genial/Gran
11 I,
Date Fecha
September Birthday Cumpleaños
AUTUMN October Many Algunos-as
November Other Otro-a
Country País/Campo

CEIP Torre del Castillo. Monturque. (Córdoba)


Ñame and Surnames:.

Level: Group:. VERES AND TENSES SUMMARY


TENSE: PRESENT SIMPLE
USES: 1* Se utiliza para hablar de acciones habituales, genéricas, rutinas, hábitos que tienen lugar con
cierta frecuencia, sin hacer referencia a si en el momento actual se están realizando.
2* Para hablar de acciones futuras que ya han sido planificadas, especialmente al referirse a viajes.
RECORDAD: s/es. Do/Does Don't / Doesn't
Verb: To SPEAK Meaning: Hablar (idioma)
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I speak í don't speak Do I speak?
You speak You don't speak Do You speak?

He speaks He doesn't speak Does He speak?


She speaks She doesn't speak Does She speak?
It speaks It doesn't speak Does It speak?

We speak We don't speak Do We speak?


You speak You don't speak Do You speak?
They speak They don't speak Do They speak?

Suele llevar ADVERBIOS DE FRECUENCIA tales como:

Always (siempre) Usually (generalmente),


Often (a menudo, con frecuencia) Sometimes (a veces)
Occasionally (en ocasiones) Never (nunca)
Hardly ever (casi nunca) Rarely (pocas veces)
Seldom (rara vez)

Example: He abvays sleeps 8 hours

TENSE: PAST SIMPLE


USES: 1* Se utiliza para hablar de acciones acabadas, pasadas.
2* Para hablar de acciones futuras que ya han sido planificadas, especialmente al referirse a viajes.
RECORDAD: ed Did Didn't
Verb: To TALK Meaning: Hablar
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I talked I didn't talk Did I talk ?
You talked You didn't talk Did You talk ?

He talked He didn't talk Did He talk ?


She talked She didn't talk Did She talk ?
It talked It didn't talk Did It talk ?

We íalked We didn't talk Did We talk ?


You talked You didn't talk Did You talk ?
They talked They didn't talk Did They talk ?

CEIP Torre del Castillo. Monturque. (CÓRDOBA)


Ñame & Surnames: Level: Group:
FBVD OUT 5! Unit 1

THE ALPHABET FREETIME ACTIVITlES.Activ. para el tiempo libre


Play the guitar Tocar la guitarra
A B C D E F G H I Play computer games Jugar a juegos de ordenador
/el/ /bi:/ /si:/ /di:/ /i:/ / ef/ Afti:/ /eitj/ /ai/ Play table tennis Jugar al pin pon
Play board games Jugar a juegos de tablero
J K L M N O Q R Listen to Cds Escuchar Cds
/d3ei/ e£/ /en / /ou/ /!a-,7 'Fly a kite Volar una cometa
Ride a mountain bike Montar en bici de montaña
U W Swim Nadar
/es/ /ti:/ /ju:/ /vi:/ AlAbslju:/ /eks/ Aval/ /zed/ Walkthedog Pasear al perro
Read books Leer libros

WHAT'S THE TIME? or WHAT TIME ISIT? WHAT TIME DO YOU...?


O'dock
__: 00 It's fhour) o'clock. * I (freetime activitv) at (hour)
/
(routines)
'\ 15 It's quarter PAST fhour) Quaner Q«Mter / walk the dog at one o 'dock.

Half ROUTINES Rutinas


:45 It's quarter TO (1 hour +) Start School Empezar el colé
Have Lunch Almorzar
:30 It's half PAST (hour) Finish School Acabar el colé
Do homework... .. Hacer los deberé;

PRESENT SIMPLE:
Acciones que se repiten, son hábitos, rutinas...

Don't es un auxiliar ("muletilla") que se pone en negativa. Do ("muletilla interrogativa") se usa


Don't NUNCA va con los verbos: "Be", "Have got", "Can",... para hacer preguntas.

Affirmative Negative Interrogative


I play I dont play Do I play
You play You don't play Do You play
We play We don't play Do We play ?
You play You don't play Do You play
They play They don't play Do They play

SOUND /Oí/ letra i, y : Kve, Ride, Bike, L Fly., Kite, Friday

VOCABULARY1 VOCABULARY 2 VOCABULARY 3


Weekend Fin de semana About Sobre (aproximadam.) Late Tarde
With Con Also También New Nuevo/í
My Mi—mis Children Chicos Kite Cometa
And Y Enough Suficiente (To)Fly Volar
At En /A las (horas) For Por / Para (To)Lookout Tener
To Ir Great Genial cuidado
Free A / Hacia Lots Muchos-as
Freetime Gratis / Libre These Estos-as
Librarían Tiempo libre Too También - Demasiado
(To) Go Bibliotecario (To) Sleep Dormir
(To) Watch Ver

CEEP Torre del Castillo. Monturque. (Córdoba)


Ñame & Sumames: 5tbLevel
FIND OUT 5! Unit2
PRESENT SIMPLE

VERBO*
SUJETO COMPLEMENTOS
VQCABULARY1
The animal Uves inthe forest. Atleater...
fl'£S veryhigh. Eagle
swim§. fast. Elephant ..................... Elefante
It climbs thetrees. Fish..............................pez_&oes
___ _ _ Flamingo.....................Flamenco
MULETILLA Frog ............................. Rana
._ Negación_ Girafle Jirafa
SUJETO Tlv m. _. ^ 1 „ -,. „- VERBO COMPLEMENTOS
I/You/We/They He/She/lt Iguana ......................... Iguana
DQN'T | PQESN'T |_ |_ | insect...........................Insecto
The animal doesn't Uve intheforest. ?"er...........................futría
_,. ,. Parrot .......................... Loro
The dogs don t cltmb trees. „ , P
MULETILLA-1-1-1-í-1 S?íder....................
Interrogación Tl8er
w Kir'ZZ — 1 u >cu n SUJETO VERBO COMPLEMENTOS ? Whale
J7You/We/They He/She/lt
DO DOES
Do otters swim fast
Does an iguana eat butterflies ?

DESCRIBING AJVIMALS

• Whof colour ¡s il?— —


• How mony .................. (pat of (he body) has ií gof?-
• Where does \\?— -
is ......................................... (colour: blue, yellow, white, green, grey, black, brown, pink, purple, red, orange,...)
isn'L.

If'S gof (hOS gof) (part of they body: Iegs, arms, wings)
ir hosn'f gof

ir lives (in water, on land, in trees,...) VOCABULARY 2


Anywhere Cualquier sitio
ir + verb (s/es) (run, swim, climb, fly, eat...) Chain Cadena
From De - Desde
PREPOSIT1ONS Him A él
Land Tierra
Meat Carne
Plants Plantas
NEXT Predator fitíPredador
TO
Prey Presa
Sign Señal - Cartel
Them A ellos/as
Top En lo alto
A/AN: Un, Una. Uno Tree Árbol
Zookeeper Cuidador del;
A + Consonant AN + Vowel (To)Find Encontrar
Afrog Anotter (To) Miss Perder-Extrañ
A whale Aneagle (To) Watt Esperar
CEIP Torre del Castillo. Monturque. (Córdo
Ñame & Surnames: _Level:_ Group:
FIND OUT 5! "Unit 6

COMPARISON
•Uos--^ _ek / (YUDOS ^ <> (Dcve. -*> tVuxa. VOCABULARY 1 Fruta
Adietivos Cortos: Más que... Fruit Semillas
Seeds Caer
(Adjetivo acabado en) er than
(To)Fall Tierra
Ground Raíces
Tall: Roots Crecer/Madurar
Cold: (To)Grow Hojas
Leaves Ramas
The palm tree is taller than the orange tree. Branches

MONOSÍLABA terminada en : Consonante + Vocal + Consonante. . . ADJECTIVES


Beautiful Bonito
-duplica la última Consonante y añader er Big Gran/Grande
Hot : H o 1 1 e r Cold Frío
Big: B i g # e r Colourful Colorido
Adjetivos Largos: Más que... Horrible Horrible
More Adjectivo than Hot Calor
Interesting Interesante
Long Largo/a
Interesting
Oíd Viejo/a
Beautiful:
Short Corto/a
Short Pequeño/a
Novel books are more interesting than horror books.
Small Pequeño/a
Strong Fuerte
ADJECTIVE COMPARISON VOCABULAgy Tall Alto/a
Cold Thick Grueso/a
Thin Delgado/a
Hot Age Edad
Bin Papelera Wide Ancho/Amplio
Short
Bottle Botella
Small City Ciudad FAMILY
Forest Bosque
Strong— Forester... Guardabosques
Dad Papá
Beautiful- Gate Puerta/reja Father Padre
Just... Justo/solo Mum Mamá
Wide - Litter Basura Mother Madre
Thin Ring Anillo
Grandfather Abuelo
Sing Señal
Young— Sorry Perdón Grandmother Abuela
Interesting- Who Quién Sister Hermana
(To)count Contar Brother Hermano
Big (To)Drop Arrojar
Empezar Únele Tío
Oíd (To)Start...
(To)Wear.. Vestir Aunt Tía
Colourful- Cousin... .. Primo - Prima

THE BODY
Poseedor 's Poseído
Legs Piernas
Hands Manos
*
MAJ, Trvu/rrv Ivci/i/z/ Hair Pelo
Feet... .. Pies

CEIP Torre del Castillo. Monturque. (Córdoba)

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