Actividades Lúdicas 6º

8/8/2019 Actividades Lúdicas 6º

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Classroom language

This is Lucy’s first day at school, when she enters herclassroom she sees many different objects there. Help herby putting the names under the correct objects.

desk bookcase board computer chalk

world map chair poster teacher’s desk

projector CD player door window shelf

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School rooms

Label the different rooms you can find in this school.

cafeteria canteen classroom football pitch

gymnasium headmaster’s office laboratory libraryplayground teachers’ room

students’ common room swimming pool toilets

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There to be

Circle the correct option.

1. There is/There are two apples.

2. There is/There are a teddy bear.

3. There is/There are five monkeys.

4. There is/There are a lollipop.

Turn the sentences from the exercise above into thenegative and interrogative:

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Weather

Match the pictures to their corresponding meaning.

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rainyb•

dryc•

foggyd•

windye•

cloudy f •

hotg•

sunnyh•

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Clothes

Oh no! Someone went to the clothes shop and jumbled allthe letters which form the names of clothes. Put them in thecorrect order.

£ 4 5

1. sersrout

£ 2 5

2. ktsir

£ 1 3

3. eti

£ 6 0

4. lebt

£ 2 3

5. ohess

£ 3 6

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Vanessa goes to a party

Vanessa is a thirteen-year-old teenager. She is going to aparty. Help her choose her clothes for that party.

Label the items of clothing you see on this picture.

1 – blouse

2 – boots

3 – dress

4 – hat

5 – handbag

6 – shoes

7 – sandals

8 – skirt

9 – jumper

10 – socks

11 – training suit

12 – T-shirt

13 – mini-skirt

14 – scarf

15 – cardigan

16 – coat

17 – belt

18 – jeans

What do you think Vanessa should wear to the party?



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Jeremy’s body

Label the different parts of Jeremy’s body. Use the words inthe box.

arm chest chin ear elbow eyes

fingers foot hand head knee

leg mouth neck nose shoulder

stomach toes wrist



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Jobs

Match the jobs on the right column with the correspondingrelated items on the left column.

handcuffs•Postman •

milk•Farmer •

classroom•Veterinarian •

pan•Dentist •

camera•Waiter •

cat•Secretary •

computer•Teacher •

bread•Baker •

tractor•Mechanic •

letters•Photographer •

teeth•Policeman •

car•Cook •



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Sports

Discover which sport is practiced with each one of theseballs:

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As you know there are many sports in which you don’t use

a ball. Can you name some of them?

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Food

Match the two halves of the puzzle so that you join thepicture with its correct meaning.

egg2

apple4

rice5

steak1

banana9

yoghurt 12

carrot 8

cheese10

milk6

pasta11

fish14

hamburger 13

pineapple7

chicken3



Fruits and vegetables

Put in the missing vowels and find the names of some fruitsand vegetables.

1. B n n

2. Br cc l

3. C rr t

4. C l fl w r

5. Gr p s

6. L m n

7. M l n

8. P t t

9. W t rm l n

10. C c n t

11. T m t

12. T ng r n

13. P ch

14. Str wb rry

15. n n

16. C c mb r

17. P r

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Adjectives – comparative form

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z2z3

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x4

x2

x3Dr. Zac

Build true sentences comparing two of the robots you see inthis picture, use the adjectives from the box. Follow theexamples.

X4 is more spectacular than X1.Z3 is taller than Z2.

fat tall short smart cheerful attractivelazy clumsy old young bad-tempered

thin silly spectacular shy cool



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Shops

Match the shops with the corresponding products.

NEWSAGENT’S

Now write the names of the products you see in thepictures:

BUTCHER’S

FISHMONGER’S

BAKERY

GREENGROCER’S

CHEMIST’S

GROCER’S

TAILOR

BOOKSHOP

POST OFFICE

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1. There is/ There are two apples.2. There is /There are a teddy bear.3. There is/ There are five monkeys.4. There is /There are a lollipop.

1. There aren’t two apples. Are there twoapples?

2. There isn’t a teddy bear. Is there a teddybear?

3. There aren’t five monkeys. Are there fivemonkeys?

4. There isn’t a lollipop. Is there a lollipop?

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1. h2. g3. d

4. e5. a6. f

7. b8. c

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teacher’s desk

computer

bookcase

desk

chair

poster

board CD player

door

window

shelf

projector

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canteen

swimmingpool

football pitch

toiletsplayground

students’common room

classroom library

laboratory

cafeteria

teachers’ room

headmaster’s office

world map

chalk

gymnasium

1. trousers2. skirt3. tie4. belt5. shoes

6. dress7. blouse8. shorts9. boots

10. sweatshirt

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head

nose

eyes

neck

chest

arm

leg

foot

wrist

chin

ear

mouth

shoulder

elbow

stomach

fingers

knee

toes

hand



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postman – lettersfarmer – tractorveterinarian – catdentist – teethwaiter – milksecretary – computer

teacher – classroombaker – breadmechanic – carphotographer – camerapoliceman – handcuffscook – pan

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1. football 2. basketball 3. handball 4. tennis5. volleyball

6. rugby7. table tennis8. baseball 9. golf

10. bowlling

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1. Banana

2. Broccoli3. Carrot4. Cauliflower5. Grapes6. Lemon

7. Melon

8. Potato9. Watermelon10. Coconut11. Tomato12. Tangerine

13. Peach

14. Strawberry15. Onion16. Cucumber17. Pear

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apple4 rice5 steak1

milk6

pasta11

banana9

fish14 pineapple7

egg2cheese10

chicken3 yoghurt 12 carrot 8

hamburger 13

Newsagent’s – 6 (newspaper)Butcher’s – 8 (steak)Fishmonger’s – 7 (fish)Bakery – 10 (bread)Greengrocer’s – 1 (lettuce)Chemist’s – 2 (aspirin)Grocer’s – 3 (can of beans)Tailor – 9 (suit)Bookshop – 5 (book)Post office – 4 (stamps)

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