Last Friday we practiced first saying what we like doing:
I like playing football.
I like dancing.
I like playing hide and seek.
I like drawing pictures.
I like going to the cinema.
Some children liked doing a lot of things, other children liked doing only one or two things or that is what they said.
Then we talked about things we wanted to do at that moment instead of studying or things we didn't really want to do.
We put a list of things on the board and children chose the ones they wanted to do:
I want to eat an ice-cream.
I want to buy a toy.
I want to draw a picture.
I want to watch TV.
I want to go to the zoo.
Children usually want to do those things.
We played a game. Children were given 3 cards, each one showed an activity - the activities they wanted to do - The other students had to ask: Do you want to play the guitar? or Do you want to run? They got points when the guessed.
Later, we read about Stella's family and answer some questions. Children in this group are excellent readers for their age.
HOMEWORK
Go to this link and do the exercise. http://www.englishexercises.org/exercise.asp?id=6315
When you see and X you have to say that he or she doesn't like doing something.
Example: He doesn't like skateboarding.
Or, when there are 2 or more people: they don't like doing something.
Example: They don't like cooking.
When you have a
then you have to write:1 Person
Example: He likes taking photos.
2 or more people
Example: They like playing volleyball.
Write the sentences in your notebook.