Welcome back to school Third bimester. What are we going to do this third bimester? Our Heroes and our goals  Express intentions and predictions for.

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Welcome back to school Third bimester

What are we going to do this third bimester? Our Heroes and our goals  Express intentions and predictions for upcoming activities.  Express possible situations using the first conditional.  Use must and mustn’t to express things that are obligated or prohibited.  Participate in Reading Circles developing autonomy.  Describe the characters, setting, and plot of a short novel.  Summarize a text.  Sequence the events of a story.  Compare and contrast characters in a novel.  Identify causes and effects of events in a text.  Identify problems and solutions in a text.  Compare and contrast information provided in a text.  Create an original invention through a known appliance.  Write organized paragraphs with clear ideas while considering good word choice and conventions such as proper spelling, capitalization, punctuation.  Use the dictionary to define new vocabulary.  Use present, past, and future verb tenses in appropriate contexts.  Listen to and comprehend oral texts.  Find out digital information about real scientific heroes who have changed the world.  Reflect on the importance of having role models to follow. On August 7 th Test 2: Reading Comprehension, Written Expression and Listening On September 4th Extensive Reading Project “My own Hero” Reading and writing expression project

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What did you do during Winter holidays? Winter

Look at these examples…  He went to Valdivia on his winter holidays.  He didn’t go to the north of Chile.  Why did he go to Valdivia?  Can you tell us how do we use Simple Past tense?

Winter holidays In your copybook…  Describe your best day over Winter Vacation.  What did you do over Winter Vacation?  What was the best Winter Vacation you have ever been on? es.fotolia.com

In pairs and in your notebook: Can you complete these sentences?  Two months ago…  Before I came here today…  Last Christmas…  100 hundred years ago…  In 2011…  When I was a baby…

Can you tell me how they sound? /d/ Walked Watched Stopped Listened Climbed Played Visited Hated Decided /Id//t/

Classify the following words according to the sound: Allowed, asked, cried, decided, killed, washed, landed, repeated, looked, wasted, moved. /d//t//Id/ Allowed Cried Moved Asked Killed Washed Looked Decided Landed Repeated wasted

Well done!