Thursday, 30 April 2026
Thursday, 26 March 2026
Unit 1 - Past Simple Irregular
Hello, hello!
As you know, we're reviewing the Past Simple form of regular and irregular verbs. In this entry I'll include many games for you to review the most frequent verbs in English.
Past simple for Irregular Verbs, an interactive worksheet by Remei
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Tip 1- Group common irregular verbs together
Irregular verbs don’t follow any rules, which is what makes them so hard to remember. But some irregular verbs follow a similar pattern.
Tip 2. Learn with games
Tip 3. Learn with videos
There are many videos you can use to learn more about the uses of the past simple and its correct forms. Here you have some videos to find the past simple tense:I know we're gonna do great! We just need to start practicing!
Bye, bye, butterflies! 🦋
Monday, 23 March 2026
My family's History
Hello, hello!
We're going to develop a super-duper interesting project in Social Science about the Civil War. But we're not going to talk about people in general: it will be about your family.
To do this, you have to dig into your family's history to learn about this period.
The aim of this project is for you to learn more about your family and connect the real history of your family members to what happened in the recent years.
Some ideas you can ask them about:
In order to do so, you'll have to write a document in which you'll have to include the following aspects:
- Cover
- Short biography of the person interviewed
- Memories of the war
- What I've learnt...
You should write it down and then transcribe it to a Word document to turn it in.
This is an example that I did with my grandpa so you can see what I meant!
We're going to develop a super-duper interesting project in Social Science about the Civil War. But we're not going to talk about people in general: it will be about your family.
To do this, you have to dig into your family's history to learn about this period.
The aim of this project is for you to learn more about your family and connect the real history of your family members to what happened in the recent years.
Some ideas you can ask them about:

- Cover
- Short biography of the person interviewed
- Memories of the war
- What I've learnt...
You should write it down and then transcribe it to a Word document to turn it in.
This is an example that I did with my grandpa so you can see what I meant!
This is my grandpa nowadays:
Isn't he great?
Thursday, 12 March 2026
Monday, 9 March 2026
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