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The 7 days of the week have Latin, Greek or German origins. Monday is the Day of the Moon; Tuesday comes from Tyr (or Mars) ; Wednesday from Woden’s Day; Thursday from Thor (or Jupiter); Friday from Frigg (or Venus) and Saturday from Saturn. What about Sunday?

Exercice 1 : Revise your ABC

1

Complete the words under the pictures. Can you spell them?

2

Listen to the alphabet and recite it.

3

Listen to Usher’s ABC song and sing along.

4

Name the colours you see on the drawings. Can you spell them?

Exercice 2 : Flip it! Say it!

1

Read the document. Can you spot the colours? Do you know any other colours?

2

Pick out easy words you know and spell them to your classmates.

3

Choose a theme (school, food, etc.) and list as many words as you can. Spell them to your classmates and check if they get them all!

4

Revise words and pronunciation. Create your flashcards with Quizlet.

Exercice 3 : Play by the rules

1

Read and concentrate on easy words.

2

Watch the video and write down the rules (yes / no) :

3

Thanks to Canva, design a poster with rules from the video and the poster.

YES

• Listen carefully and repeat the word.
• Ask for the definition of the word.
• Ask to repeat.
• Spell clearly.
• Repeat the word at the end.
• Have fun!

NO

• Don’t spell too fast.
• Don’t correct yourself.
• Don’t chat!

Intonation

Can you repeat please? Don’t chat! Listen!


Shout: Right! Can you spell “archeologist”? That’s correct!

The imperative

Observe: Listen! Repeat! Don’t chat!

Think: Spot the verbs. Is there any subject? What is different in the last example?

Practise: Can you think of classroom rules?

Use Scattergories Online and play scattergories with your classmates! Choose a theme and write down words. Spell them!

A1 I can slowly spell short words.
A1+ I can spell most of the words with little hesitation.
A2 I can easily spell all the words.