PEACE DAY

IN A RESTAURANT

On Wednesday Primary 4 students went to a very special restaurant. Its name was "The best" so you can imagine...
Marian helped us with our ponunciation.

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MISS MARY MACK

This is a clapping game that Marian taught us the other day. At the beginning it was a bit difficult but at the end we did it! Lots of fun this day! Thank you Marian!

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To do this game :
1. Cross arms in front of chest
2. Touch your legs
3. Clap own hands together
4. Clap hands with partner three times

This is the song:

MOVING FOR PEACE

On Monday 30th we are going to sing the song MOVING. We like this song because its chorus is very easy for everyone to sing. This song invite us to move and dance for PEACE.
Learn the chorus and sing this song with us:

MOVING, ALL THE PEOPLE MOVING
ONE MOVE FOR JUST ONE DREAM

I LOVE YOU

We celebrate Peace Day on January 30th. This day is coming so... let's start saying everyone our feelings. we have to say nice things to friends, family, mates, ....What about saying I love you?

THIS IS MY FAMILY

THE 3 R'

WORLD ENVIROMENTAL EDUCATION DAY

On January 26th we celabrate a special day. It's very important for us to look after the Earth, our enviroment. Recycle, please! Play this game:

This is our poster to conmemorate this day with somoe of the things we can do about the enviroment:

A SPECIAL MUSICAL GROUP

MELODY STREET

Listen to this story about five families of musical instruments.

THIS IS ME

STOP

MONSTERS

MY FIVE SENSES

Primary 4 students made a book about our five senses. We learned about the names of our fingers, we played the game I spy with my little eye, we smell different smells, we distinguished between silence and loud sounds and we knew the different tastes. Thanks to Marian because she helped us with the vocabulary and with good smells.

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MARTIN LUTHER KING'S DAY

In the United States, Martin Luther King Day is always observed on the third Monday of January...

Since 1986, the United States has observed the birth of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. as a legal public holiday. This day is set aside each year to honor King, the powerful black minister from Atlanta who was the main force behind the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s. He was also a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize (1964) for leading non-violent civil rights demonstrations.
Dr. King was treated unfairly when he was a young boy because he was an African American. Back in those days, there were even laws that said that if you were African American, and you had brown skin, you couldn't sit at the same restaurants as white people and you couldn't drink from the same water fountains, or anything! We call this kind of attitude prejudice, and it's NOT OK! When Dr. King grew up, he worked hard to change people's ideas about race. He wanted people to understand that everyone should be treated equally, regardless of what they looked like. Dr. King wrote one of the most famous speeches in history, called "I Have a Dream".It talked about his dream that one day in the near future, all people would respect and care for one another. He believed that children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin. In January we celebrate Martin Luther King's Birthday to remember his dream.

DAYS OF THE WEEK RAP

A NEW SONG

WHERE IS IT?

ANIMALS

Learning English for children - ESL - Animals song from dinolingo.com on Vimeo.

FEELINGS

PEOPLE WORK SONG

A SHORT STORY

Liste to this story:

JOB MIXER

Try to find the correct uniform:

PROFESSIONS

What do you want to be? Remember with professions we use a : I want to be a policeman.
Click on this image and learn more professions:

Now try to do these exercises:

You can read about different proffessions here. Click on the professions you want to read about:

Let's play!