Good morning Nice to meet you How are

Here we read and write, and draw and count, And then we play and

What is this poem about? How do you think, what is the topic of

English Education Primary School 5 -11 years old Secondary School 11 -16 years old

Make up mini stories Fiona - 13 Tim - 9 Bill - 23 Betty

Agree or disagree. 1. English children leave school at the age of five. 2.

• Look left, look right • Look up, look down • Look around.

What’s the timetable? • 1) 8. 00‐ 8. 40 En _ li_ _ •

This word has three syllables, but contains twenty-six letters? Alphabet

It is not a tree, but has leaves; It is not a dress, but

It looks like a ball, It stands on its leg and does not fall.

This table has no legs, but has many subjects. A time-table

The teacher writes on me with a chalk I have black face, I cannot

I am used to draw lines with, I am long and very thin. On

This little traveler is very strong. He can run a thousand miles. Before he

Our little John Has a wooden jacket on And a long sharp nose. He

You keep it in your schoolbag. It can show you learn your lessons Your

What do pupils learn to do at school? Lessons

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Good morning! Nice to meet you. How are you?

Here we read and write, and draw and count, And then we play and run about. And we make friends, and learn together, And then we play in sunny weather.

What is this poem about? How do you think, what is the topic of our lesson? The topic of our lesson is «Schools in England» .

English Education Primary School 5 -11 years old Secondary School 11 -16 years old Sixth Form College 16 -18 years old University 18+ years old

Make up mini stories Fiona - 13 Tim - 9 Bill - 23 Betty - 17

Agree or disagree. 1. English children leave school at the age of five. 2. English school never begins on Mondays. 3. Lessons in primary school usually begin at nine. 4. Lessons usually over at three. 5. English children sometimes have lessons on Saturday. 6. At the age of five children go to infant school. 7. Schools in England have numbers. 8. Infant lessons are formal. 9. Junior schools are real schools. 10. When children are 10 they go to junior school.

• Look left, look right • Look up, look down • Look around. • Look at your nose • Look at that rose • Close your eyes • Open, wink and smile. • Your eyes are happy again.

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What’s the timetable? • 1) 8. 00‐ 8. 40 En _ li_ _ • 2) 8. 50‐ 9. 30 M _ _ h _ • 3) 9. 40‐ 10. 20 S _ _ _n _ e • 4) 10. 30‐ 11. 10 H i _ _ o _ _ • 5) 11. 20‐ 12. 00 A _ _ • 6) 12. 10‐ 13. 00 PE ( p _ _ sic _ _ e _ _ ca _ _)

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This word has three syllables, but contains twenty-six letters? Alphabet

It is not a tree, but has leaves; It is not a dress, but is sewn together; It has no tongue, but can tell you a story. A book

It looks like a ball, It stands on its leg and does not fall. You like to turn it round, Countries, mountains, lakes are found. A globe

This table has no legs, but has many subjects. A time-table

The teacher writes on me with a chalk I have black face, I cannot talk. A blackboard

I am used to draw lines with, I am long and very thin. On my face black figures shine. Try, you can my name define. A ruler

This little traveler is very strong. He can run a thousand miles. Before he starts, he takes off his hat. When he rests, he puts it on. A pen

Our little John Has a wooden jacket on And a long sharp nose. He leaves his mark Wherever he goes. A pencil

You keep it in your schoolbag. It can show you learn your lessons Your day-book

What do pupils learn to do at school? Lessons

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