Mother’s Day

Next Monday is Mother’s day. Have decided about a gift for your mom? You don’t need to spend all your savings or ask you father for help. A poem, a flower, an attitude will make the difference.

Here you can read a poem written for a mother.

Mother
If I could give you diamonds
for each tear you cried for me.
if I could five you sapphires
for each truth you’ve helped me see.
If I could give you rubies
for the heartache that you’ve known
If I could give you pearls
for the wisdom that you’ve shown.
Then you’ll have a treasure, mother,
that would mount up to the skies
That would almost match
the sparkle in your kind and loving eyes.
But I have no pearls, no diamonds,
As I’m sure you’re well aware
So I’ll give you gifts more precious
My devotion, love and care.
Author Unknown 

English Olympiads 7th Grade

English Olympiads 2012

 Final Competition

   7^th grade   

                      

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If you liked this competition, you can leave your comments here. Write your opinion about your favourite game(s), the teams and the whole activity. Click in “leave a comment”, write your text and the next day it will be published.

Enjoy yourselves!

Love song

Here is a love song with an activity. It is a song by Neil Diamond. Try the activity.

I’m a Believer

 

If you have a favourite love song, write it in comments. It will be used by the English club for St Valentines activity.

 

 

Talk – Coldplay

“Talk” is a song by the band Coldplay. In this song the author calls his brother.
Listen to the song and write about its meaning.
You can find the lyrics in http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/coldplay/talk.html

Lemon Tree (Fools Garden) – A “Present Continuous” song

Listen to the song and fill in the gaps using the vocabulary in the box.

Click here. Present continuous song, yellow lemon tree, by Magali V

The Alphabet Song

Have you forgotten the alphabet during the holidays?
So watch this video and repeat the song. Point out the pronunciation in letter “Z”. American English is different from British English.

Word of the month – Cartoon

Pointless has two meanings. Can you explain them? Read the cartoon and try to find them out.

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