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Kids 3 English Learning Booklet

The document is a booklet for Kids 3 at the Instituto de Inglés for the year 2025, containing various activities and exercises aimed at teaching English. It includes sections for personal information, vocabulary exercises, writing prompts, and grammar topics such as possessives, prepositions, and verb tenses. The booklet encourages creativity and comprehension through drawing and writing about personal experiences.

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Kids 3 English Learning Booklet

The document is a booklet for Kids 3 at the Instituto de Inglés for the year 2025, containing various activities and exercises aimed at teaching English. It includes sections for personal information, vocabulary exercises, writing prompts, and grammar topics such as possessives, prepositions, and verb tenses. The booklet encourages creativity and comprehension through drawing and writing about personal experiences.

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INSTITUTO DE INGLÉS

KIDS 3
BOOKLET 2025

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…

TEACHER: ………………………………………………………………………………..…………………………

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WELCOME TO KIDS 3!!!

ANSWER ABOUT YOU


1. What´s your name? ______________________________________________________________
2. How old are you? ________________________________________________________________
3. When is your birthday? ___________________________________________________________
4. Where are you from? _____________________________________________________________
5. Where do you live? _______________________________________________________________
6. What´s your favourite food?________________________________________________________
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DESIGN A SNEAKER!

ALL ABOUT YOU SHOE

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ORDINAL NUMBERS

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COMPLETE WITH: THIS/ THAT/ THESE/ THOSE

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LOOK AT THE CHART AND WRITE SENTENCES WITH CAN OR CAN´T.

PETER CAN COOK BUT HE CAN´T JUMP

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POSSESSIVE´S WRITING

WRITE 8 SENTENCES USING IMPERATIVE


AT SCHOOL(POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE)

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IMPERATIVES: POSITIVE & NEGATIVE

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PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE

READING COMPREHENSION: READ AND DRAW

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WRITING
Unit 3: Write about you and your favourite band (30 – 40words)
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NOW WRITE ABOUT YOUR FAMILY

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PRESENT CONTINUOUS

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WRITING
A Day in the Life of a Football Player
or an actor/actress
(50 words)
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1) READING COMPREHENSION

2) WRITING: CREATE AN AVATAR FRIEND. WRITE ABOUT HIM/HER AND DRAW HIM/HER.

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ARTICLES THE/A/AN

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Reading Comprehension

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ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

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REPLACE THE UNDERLINED WORDS WITH 1 PRONOUN

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FOOD

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EXAMPLE:

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SIMPLE PAST: VERB TO BE (QUESTIONS)

A) COMPLETE

B) ANSWER THE QUESTIONS

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HOW DO YOU FEEL?

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READ THE TEXT, THEN WRITE ABOUT YOUR FRIEND

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THERE WAS/ THERE WERE

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WRITE ABOUT RIO CEBALLOS


IN THE PRESENT IN THE PAST
Use THERE IS/ THERE ARE Use THERE WAS/THERE WERE

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WRITING

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COMPARATIVE/ SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

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REVISION

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The booklet employs writing exercises where students create sentences using positive and negative imperatives at school. This contextual application helps students grasp the functional use of imperatives in everyday school scenarios, reinforcing their understanding and retention .

While the specific exercises in the booklet are not detailed, it likely employs direct practice through a list or chart arrangement where children can fill in the appropriate ordinal numbers, thereby reinforcing their understanding through active participation .

The Instituto de Inglés Kids 3 booklet uses a writing exercise to teach possessive forms, where students must create sentences using imperative forms (positive and negative). This approach encourages students to understand context by practicing the use of possessive forms in practical and varied sentence structures .

Prepositions of place are likely introduced through a combination of reading comprehension activities where students must read a text and then create visual drawings based on the description, reinforcing their understanding of spatial relationships .

The booklet encourages personal expression by asking students questions about their lives, such as their favorite food, birthday, and family. It prompts students to write about themselves and their favorite band, fostering self-expression through language use .

Students are tasked with writing about Rio Ceballos using 'there is/are' for present descriptions and 'there was/were' for past descriptions. This comparative writing task helps students practice and distinguish between present and past tense structures within a meaningful context .

Reading comprehension tasks in the booklet serve a dual role. They not only improve students' reading skills and ability to extract information but also provide a foundation for writing tasks, as students often draw and write about what they have read, enhancing the connection between reading and writing skills .

The booklet introduces the present continuous tense by likely combining explanation and practice through reading and writing activities. This ensures that students understand its structure and function in describing ongoing actions or events .

The booklet incorporates creativity by asking students to design a sneaker and create an avatar friend, about whom they write and draw. These exercises not only help in language practice but also engage students' imagination and personal expression, which enhances their learning experience .

The booklet balances language structure lessons, such as those on possessives or ordinal numbers, with creative writing tasks like writing about a favorite band, family, or fictional day. This mix allows students to apply structured language knowledge creatively, ensuring they practice both analytical and expressive language skills .

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