Unit 3: School days - Vocabulary 1 & 2Versión en línea
Subjects and places in school
A
C
C
D
D
E
G
H
I
I
L
L
M
M
M
P
P
R
S
S
S
S
S
T
Starts with
A
Activities such as drawing, painting, and making things that are creative and express feelings.
Starts with
C
A place at school where students eat lunch and snacks.
Starts with
C
A room where students learn from teachers and do schoolwork.
Starts with
D
Creating and making things using different materials and tools, like building structures or inventing useful objects.
Starts with
D
Acting out stories or situations, using speech, movement, and emotions to entertain or tell a story.
Starts with
E
Learning another language spoken in many countries, including United States and parts of the UK.
Starts with
G
Learning about places on Earth, including countries, landscapes, climates, and how people and environments are connected.
Starts with
H
Exploring and learning about events, people, and cultures from the past.
Starts with
I
Using computers and technology to gather and share information, and communicate with others.
Starts with
I
A room with computers and technology where students learn about computers, use programs, and explore the internet.
Starts with
L
A room full of books that students can borrow to read and learn from
Starts with
L
A place where students keep their belongings, like books and coats, in small, personal storage spaces called lockers.
Starts with
M
Studying numbers, shapes, patterns, and solving problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Starts with
M
Sounds made with instruments or voices that create melodies, rhythms, and harmonies that people enjoy listening to or dancing along with.
Starts with
M
A large room where school assemblies, performances, and big events take place.
Starts with
P
Taking part in sports, exercises, and activities that help keep our bodies healthy and strong.
Starts with
P
A large outdoor area where students can play sports and games.
Starts with
R
The main desk or office where visitors check in and get information.
Starts with
S
The subject where we learn about our native language, how to speak and write.
Starts with
S
A specialized room where students do experiments and learn about science with equipment and tools.
Starts with
S
A room where teachers relax, plan lessons, and talk with each other during breaks.
Starts with
S
Exploring the natural world through experiments, investigations, and learning about living things, forces, materials, and much more.
Starts with
S
A big indoor room where students do sports and physical activities.
Starts with
T
Rooms with toilets and sinks where students go for bathroom breaks.
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