Animals

Personal descriptions

Family

Food

Activities

Grammar:

Verb "to be": it is

Verb "to have got"

This is

Verb "to like"

Verb "to can"

Verb "to be wearing"

• Places

• Wild animals

• Physical descriptions

• Parts of the house

• Routines

• Holiday activities

• Sociocultural content: Seasons of the year.

Grammar:

• Ask for and give directions.

  Where is...? It is ....

• Verb to can to ask questions and answer them.

  Can it run? Yes, it can / No, it can't

• Describe a portrait.

  Have you got ...?

• Describe your home.

  There is ...

• Talk about your week:

  Do you ...? Yes I do/ No, I don't.

• Ing forms.

Places

Activities

Technology

Food

Recycling

A show

Grammar:

Where's the...? It's here.

Is/Are there a/an...? Yes, there is/No there isn't. There's a/an...- There isn't a/an...

I want to do..., I like..., Let's...

It starts at... / It finishes at...

Do you want to...?, I want to...

Has it got...? Yes, it has./No it hasn't. It's got.../It hasn't got...

Can I have..., please?, We need... I've got..., I haven't got...

Does...like...?, Yes, he/she does. No, he/she doesn't. He/She likes..., He/She doesn't like...

Look at..., There's/There are...

How many... are there' There are (some/lots of)...

What are you doing? I'm... / What's he/she doing?, He/She is/isn't... (+ing).

• Hobbies

• Daily routines

• Healthy habits

• Phrasal verbs

• Endangered animals

• Clothes

• City places

Grammar

• To like (+ing)/ to love / to hate

• To go

• To do

• Present continuous

• There is / There are

• Possesive pronouns

• Going to +

Physical descriptions

Everyday activities

Objects (buy and sell)

Town buildings

Jobs

Sports

Grammar

"To have got" "To be"

Adverbs of frequency

Comparatives and supperlatives

Past simple "to be"

Past simple regular verbs

Future "to be going to"

WH- questions

• Starter: Countries, nationalities, Patterns (spotted, striped, checked...), Sports

• Unit 1: Free times activities, more sports , classroom objects

• Unit 2: Objects to wear (necklace, ring, bracelet...), past simple of irregular verbs (ate, drank, wore), ICT (Log in, log out, scroll up/down...), revision of adjectives (old, dirty, small, big, colorful...)

• Unit 3: Family and friends, the house, activities

• Unit 4: Adjectives I (confident, shy, lazy, hard-working...), Adjectives II (difficult, interesting, clever, exciting...), story characters, arts and culture

• Unit 5: Food and restaurant cookware, revision of countries and nationalities, typical food in countries, the senses

• Unit 6: Jobs, Feelings , school subjects, things and places in schools, school and leisure activities

Grammar

• Starter:

• What nationality is he/she?

• My name's ...I'm from ... /

• Where is he/she from?

• Unit 1

• Can for permission

• Possesive pronouns

• Present simple and continuous

• Asking politely and giving permision

• Unit 2

• Past simple

• Infinitive on purpose

• Talking about objects

• Unit 3

• Past continuous

• Must/Musn't for obligation

• Have got

• Know when to be formal or informal

• Unit 4

• Comparative adjectives -er than more/less ... than

• Irregular forms: Better/Worse than

• Superlative adjectives -est

• The most / the least

• Irregular forms: The best / the worst

• Talking about an event

• Unit 5

• Countable and uncountable with lots of, a few, some, a little, any

• Countable and uncountable with too much , too many, enough, not enough

• Adverbs of frequency

• Buying food

• Unit 6

• Will for prediction

• Relative pronouns: Where, which, who

• Revised present simple and adverbs of frequency

• Talking about an exciting future event

• Present perfect of regular and irregular verbs

Culture

• Unit 1: Scouts

• Unit 2: History based hobbies

• Unit 3: The British Royal family

• Unit 4: Stories

• Unit 5: Food markets

• Unit 6: Schools of the future

Family

School material

Animals

Toys

Body parts

Food

Festivals: Halloween, Easter, Christmas

Grammar:

My name is ...

This is ...

Adjectives

I have got...

It is ...

Have you got...?

Where is ...?

Is it ...? Yes it is / No it isn't.

Verb "to can"

Do you like ...? Yes I do/ No I don't.

I like / I don't like

• Town places

• Daily routines

• Food

• Actions

• Our things

• Things to do in summer

Grammar

• Frecuency adverbs "how often? / Third person "s"

• "What time do you ____? / When do you _____?

• There is / There are

• Present continuous

• Posesives (with questions) / Adjectives for our things

• Present simple. Affirmative, negative, interrogative. Third person.

• Ocean animals

• Landscapes

• Clothes and weather

• Feelings and emotions

• Daily routines and housework

• Family and activities

• Festivities

• Summer activities

Grammar:

• Comparative adjectives

• Superlative adjectives

• Whose / mine / yours

• Have got

• Should / shouldn't

• Present simple and past simple (to be)

• Have to / had to

• Past simple (regular verbs)

• Past simple (irregular verbs)

• Past simple: Wh- questions

• Future with going to

• Future with going to: Wh- questions

Musical instruments. Types of music.

Food. Food from different countries.

Beach activities. Adjectives.

Talents. Personal qualities.

Features of the town and country. Life events.

Camping activities. Types of transport.

Adjectives. Ways of communicating.

Museum activities. Words for rules.

Free time activities. Adventure park activities.

Grammar:

• Present simple: WH questions / Adverbs of frequency.

• Countable and uncountable nouns / There's/There are / Making requests with would like.

• Questions with want to / comparative of short adjectives.

• Be good at + ing/ Superlatives of short adjectives.

• There was/were / Past simple regular verbs.

• Past simple irregular verbs / Past simple questions and short answers.

• Comparatives and superlatives of long adjectives / Describing ability with could and couldn't.

• Be going to / must-mustn't (obligation).

• Past simple with last / Adverbs of manner.

Hobbies.

Clothes.

Adjectives.

Food.

Places.

Animals.

Party.

Grammar:

Present simple. Like + ing.

Present continuous.

To be + superlative.

There is/ There are + uncountable/ countable nouns.

Past simple. To be.

Past simple: Regular verb.

Past simple: irregular verbs.

Future: to be + going to.