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1 SCHOOL SUBJECTS Find school subjects: y h p a r g o e g k g s s y s e z p h i h c f r h u t t f g k i t o t r h u j k 1 s e h t a h e l e d w n k s m u s i c z t c j i i e d i h a a e j h s i l g n e
2 Find words: CLASSROOMTEACHERBOOKSUBJECTLESSONSBREAKTIMETABLE Write sentences: I am good at I am not good at
3 NAME :.. CLASS : DATE :.. 1 Answer the questions: /20 a) Today is Friday. What day was it yesterday? (1 pt) Yesterday..... What day will it be tomorrow? (1 pt) Tomorrow... b) (YES / NO QUESTION) Have you got French on Friday afternoon? (0,5) c) (YES / NO QUESTION) Have you got English on Wedsneday? (0,5) SCHOOL SUBJECTS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY CAROL SAM BETTY a. Look at the school schedule. Tick the right answer: (4 pts) Carol has got Sciences on Wednesday Sam has got Music on Friday Carol and Betty have got French on Monday Carol has got French on Thursday Betty has got Art on Tuesday Betty has got English on Tuesday Carol hasn t got English on Friday Sam hasn t got PE on Thursday b. Complete with the correct verb and school subject (10 pts): Carol..... on Monday. Carol hasn t got on Monday. Sam... on Monday. Sam hasn t got.. on Monday. Betty.... on Monday. Betty hasn t got... on Monday. Carol.. on Tuesday. Betty has got.. on Wednesday. Sam and Betty haven t got. on Tuesday. Sam hasn t got.. on Wednesday. c. Reply Yes or No (3 pts): - Has Carol got Music on Wednesday? - Have Betty and Sam got Art on Monday?. - Has Betty got English on Friday?
4 Find ten school subjects in the word search. E N G L I S H I A F R I M U S I C O R E C A S B U T Y E H E T A S B G I N O P H Y S I C S C U E S N A R T L H I S T O R Y S A Find the odd word out. 1 Literature Grammar Book - History 2 Germany English French Spanish Match the words and the pictures. 1 Biology 2 Technology 3 Physics 4 PE 5 Music 6 History 7 English 8 Literature 9 Maths 10 Geography 11 Art 12 French 13 Grammar 14 Chemistry 15 Citizenship 3 Maths Physics Chemistry Break 4 Teacher Biology Chemistry-Geography 5 RE Assembly PE ICT Put the letters in the correct order. 6 Art Citizen Music Technology 7 English French Spanish Maths 8 Book Bag History Notebook 9 Citizenship Map Ruler Globe 10 Student Teacher Physics-Headmaster 1 mdaar: 2 opggahery: 3 soiythr: 4 itelruetar: 5 gsinelh: 6 ooigbly: 7 smcui: 8 ashmt: 9 tic: 10 yipcssh: What subjects are they? Art PE Music Biology Geography Maths History Technology Physics Chemistry 1 Studying science and ideas about how things work, and using this to build and make things: What lessons do you use these things? 1 compasses ruler protractor 2 map globe minerals 2 The study of the life of human beings, animals and plants: 3 The study of how to make beautiful things, like paintings and drawings: 4 The study of numbers, measurements and shapes: 5 The study of things that happened in the past: 6 The study of things like heat, light and sound: 7 In this lesson you sing or play a musical instrument: 8 The science that studies gases, liquids and solids to find out what they are and what they do: 9 Sports that you do at school: 10 The study of the Earth and its countries, mountains, rivers, weather: 3 dictionary textbook CDs 5 screwdriver hammer gimlet 7 brush paint drawing paper 4 violin clef staves piano 6 skeleton anatomy atlas leaves 8 trainers wall bars balls
5 Find ten school subjects in the word search. Match the words and the pictures. 1 Biology 10 E N G L I S H I A 2 Technology 3 Physics 8 F R I M U S I C O R E C A S B U T Y E H E T A S B G I N O P H Y S I C S C U E S N A R T L 4 PE 5 Music 6 History 7 English 8 Literature 9 Maths H I S T O R Y S A 10 Geography 11 Art Find the odd word out. 1 Literature Grammar Book - History 2 Germany English French Spanish 12 French 13 Grammar 14 Chemistry 15 Citizenship Maths Physics Chemistry Break 13 4 Teacher Biology Chemistry-Geography RE Assembly PE ICT Put the letters in the correct order. 6 Art Citizen Music Technology 7 English French Spanish Maths 8 Book Bag History Notebook 9 Citizenship Map Ruler Globe 10 Student Teacher Physics-Headmaster 1 mdaar: Drama 2 opggahery: Geography 3 soiythr: History 4 itelruetar: Literature 5 gsinelh: English 6 ooigbly: Biology 7 smcui: Music 8 ashmt: Maths 9 tic: ICT 10 yipcssh: Physics What subjects are they? Art PE Music Biology Geography Maths History Technology Physics Chemistry 1 Studying science and ideas about how things work, and using this to build and make things: Technology What lessons do you use these things? 1 compasses ruler protractor 2 map globe minerals 2 The study of the life of human beings, animals and plants: Biology 3 The study of how to make beautiful things, like paintings and drawings: Art 4 The study of numbers, measurements and shapes: Maths 5 The study of things that happened in the past: History 6 The study of things like heat, light and sound: Physics 7 In this lesson you sing or play a musical instrument: Music 8 The science that studies gases, liquids and solids to find out what they are and what they do: Chemistry 9 Sports that you do at school: PE 10 The study of the Earth and its countries, mountains, rivers, weather: Geography Maths 3 dictionary textbook CDs English/French. 5 screwdriver hammer gimlet Technology 7 brush paint drawing paper Art Geography 4 violin clef staves piano Music 6 skeleton anatomy atlas leaves Biology 8 trainers wall bars balls PE
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