26.11.13

There is / There are

19.11.13

Matemáticas 3º Primaria

Restas

Educación Compensatoria

Entender la Multiplicación

Tablas de Multiplicar

15.11.13

Physical Description

Countries and Nationalities

12.11.13

Demonstrative Adjectives

10.11.13

La Carrera de la B y la V

La Oca de las Aves

La Oca de las Sumas

Carrera de sumas y restas

El aparato digestivo

¿Conoces a los mamíferos?

¿Qué comen los animales?

Identificación de letras y vocales dentro de una palabra.

Repaso o aprendizaje de vocabulario a través de imágenes.

Outer Space: "A Beautiful, Beautiful World," The Earth

Five Little Monkeys!

Days of The Week Song For Kids

The Skeleton Dance

Hickory Dickory Dock from Super Simple Songs

Las aventuras del señor Pi

Calculo mental

PROBLEMAS + - X :

cON BERTÍN MATEMÁTICO

USO DE LA B Y LA V

EL NÚMERO DE LOS SUSTANTIVOS

SUSTANTIVOS Y ADJETIVOS

LOS SUSTANTIVOS

Parchís ortográfico

Ordenar alfabéticamente

Aprendemos a describir

9.11.13

Mi mundo en palabras

Material Interactivo para aprender vocabulario

Destinado a niños de 7 a 9 años que empiezan a estudiar español

6.11.13

Youtube videos

Reading webs

Present Simple

The Time

Telling the time, tell the time esl efl from Irenya S

Daily Routines

DISCOVERING IRELAND

Can/ Can't

Days of the week & Months of the year

PHONETICS

1-PRONOMBRES PERSONALES.SENCILLO.

2-PRONOMBRES PERSONALES. 2ª

3-MÁS EJERCICIOS DE PRONOMBRES PERSONALES

4-READ AND CHOOSE

1-APRENDE Y COMPLETA LA PREGUNTA

2-COMPLETA

3-BASIC QUESTIONS

4-COMPLETA QUESTION WORDS CON TO BE

British Money

Britain's currency is the pound sterling, written as £ before a figure. A pound consists of 100 pence, written as p with figures.
Pound coins are round and gold-coloured. They have the Queen's head on one side and one of four designs, English, Scottish, Welsh or Northern Irish, on the other. The 2 coin is silver-coloured with a gold edge. Coins of lower value are the silver-coloured 50p, 20p, 10p and 5p pieces, and the copper-coloured 2p and 1p pieces. All are round, except for the 50p and 20p pieces which have seven curved sides.
Coins are made at the Royal Mint. Paper notes (not bills), which have the Queen's head on one side and a famous person, e.g. Charles Dickens, on the other, are worth 5, 10, 20 or 50.