Showing posts with label Daily Routine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daily Routine. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Reading comprehension 6th grade St. Patrick's Day


Here is one more reading and comprehension worksheet (Re&Co) for 6th grade.

It has two pages with 3 different exercises.

1 - True or False.
2 - Answering according to the text.
3 - Sentence building/ Word order. 


The themes explored are:

  • Personal identification
  • Daily Routine
  • Frequency adverbs
  • Simple present

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

English test - daily routine - 6th grade

The last days of the first term were quite troubling for me. Suddenly I was surrounded by papers I’d never seen before and asked to do tasks I hardly knew how. Luckily it went out well. I did all the paper work and now I know how to deal with all that. Evaluations, reports… Well, by the time I would get home I’d be so tired that the last thing I wanted was to sit by the computer again…

I had some days to rest. I spent Christmas with my family (as I think it’s supposed to be) and now I’m back home again.


I came to the conclusion that I forgot to post my last 6th grade test. I’ll post it now.
It’s about daily routine, adverbs of frequency, prepositions of time and telling time.
I had very good results on this test. I was actually surprised because I thought it was a bit demanding. My students went really well in general.
Here it is:


Thursday, December 10, 2009

Santa's daily routine



Next week I’ll be giving a test on daily routine to my 6th grade students.
In order to prepare them better for the test I’ve created this worksheet about Santa’s daily routine.


I must admit that this text was a bit complicated for them, but that was my point. I wanted them to feel some difficulties so that they are more alert when they study for the test.
The worksheet has got some questions about the text, one exercise on adverbs of frequency and another one about telling the time.


The last part is a chart with time prepositions which I hope they’ll study. (The chart is not mine; I took it from (http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/grammar/preposition_time.htm )