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❤️ The Spirit of December 🎅
December asks gently for two things:
to look back with thanks
and to look forward with hope.
📆 Before School Ends
🌟 Classroom or Home Moments
• Make a kindness calendar: one small kind act per day.
• Write thank-you notes for teachers or classmates.
• Decorate pencils or bookmarks with winter drawings.
• Learn Christmas words in English: star, snow, gift, bell, reindeer.
• Practice simple winter songs in English.
• Send a postcard to someone far away.
🏠 After School Ends
❄️ Cozy Indoors:
• Bake cookies and name each one.
• Make a Winter Reading Fort with pillows.
• Watch a movie with hot chocolate and draw your favourite scene.
• Set up a “holiday library” at home: each day pick one short book.
🧣 Outside Adventures
• Take photos of winter textures: snow, gloves, ice, trees.
• Go on a winter color hunt: find blue, silver, dark green, gold.
What Are Wh-Questions?
Wh-questions help us ask for information.
They usually begin with words like:
What : Where : When : Who : Why : Which : How
We use them to learn about people, places, feelings, time, and ideas.
They open doors to conversation and help us speak in full sentences.
Examples:
• What is your name?
• Where do you live?
• How are you today?
🌟 Part 1 : Answer the Questions
Write your answers in full sentences.
1. What is your favorite food?
2. Where do you live?
3. Who is your best friend?
4. When do you wake up?
5. Why do we brush our teeth?
6. How do you go to school?
😊 Part 2 : Feelings
Answer the questions about you.
7. What makes you happy?
8. Why are you smiling today?
9. How do you feel when it rains?
10. Who helps you when you are sad?
🏠 Part 3 : School and Home
11. Where is your backpack?
12. What is in your pencil case?
13. Who cooks dinner at home?
14. When do you do your homework?
🌈 Part 4 : Imagination Time
Use your imagination to answer these fun questions.
15. If you could fly, where would you go?
16. What animal would you be?
17. Who would you invite to a magic party?
18. How would you help a lost puppy?
🌳 Part 5 : Nature
19. What is your favorite season?
20. Why do trees need water?
21. How can we help the Earth?
The Three Friends at the Park
The Three Friends at the Park Yesterday was warmer than last week, so three friends went to the park. Mia is younger than Leo, but she walks faster. Leo is taller than both of his friends, yet he runs slower than Mia. Tom is the oldest, and also the strongest, but he is the quietest too. Mia brought a small ball. Leo’s ball was bigger, and Tom had the biggest ball of all. They tried each one and decided the smaller ball was easier to throw, but the bigger one was more exciting to kick. The grass in the park was greener than before, and the air felt fresher. It was the best day of the week. They agreed to return tomorrow: maybe it will be even better!
Practice Exercises: Adjectives of Comparison
A. Fill in the blanks Use the correct form of the adjective in parentheses.
- Mia is __________ than Leo. (young)
- Tom is the __________ of all the friends. (strong)
- Mia walks __________ than Leo. (fast)
- Yesterday was __________ than last week. (warm)
- The smaller ball was __________ to throw. (easy) The grass looked __________ than before. (green)
- It was the __________ day of the week. (good)
B. Choose the correct answer
- Leo is (tall / taller / tallest) than Mia.
- Tom has the (big / bigger / biggest) ball.
- The air felt (fresh / fresher / freshest).
- Mia is the (fast / faster / fastest) runner.
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