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The Silverwood Academy

 

 

 

Welcome to Silverwood Academy!

Let me present it to you!

 

 

Read the information about this great school and its teachers.

 

 

The Four Houses at Silverwood Academy

 

 

You can check your Clothes vocabulary here 

 

 

and your Accessories vocabulary there.

 

Ex1: Fill in the blanks according to the pupils' uniforms at Silverwood Academy.

What colours is the scarf in the Foxglove House?
The scarf is and .

What colour are the shoes in the Foxglove House?
The shoes are .

What colour is the tie in the Owlcrest House?
The is and .

What colour is the in the Owlcrest House?
The is .

What colour the jumper in the Stagstone House?
The jumper or .

What colour the trousers in the Riverfern House?
The trousers or .

 

 

 

Look at the photo of the Great Hall and do the following exercise.

Ex 2: Look at the photo and fill in the blanks to answer the questions.

How many round tables can you see?
I can see round tables.

How many pupils are sitting at the Riverfern table?
There are pupils sitting at the Riverfern table: girls and boys.

What colour is the Owlcrest House banner?
The is and .

What is the of the Stagstone House?
The symbol is a , an adult male deer.

What are the children doing in the   Hall?
They are   and for dinner.

What house is in the background, on the left? 
It the house.

 

 

Look at the Silverwood Academy playground.

What are the pupils doing?

Think about everything you can say before doing the following exercises.

Ex 3: Complete the sentences using ING Present. 

  1. A boy across the playground. (run)
  2. Two girls near the bench. (chat)
  3. A girl a book under the tree. (read)
  4. Two pupils with a frisbee. (play)
  5. A boy a sandwich on the bench. (eat)
  6. A girl her best friend. (phone)
  7. A boy about his homework. (think)
  8. A girl in her notebook. (write)
  9. A girl to the school entrance. (walk)
  10. A boy the school door. (open)
  11. Two pupils a present to their friend. (give)
  12. A girl happily in the playground. (jump)

Ex 4: Complete the sentences using ING Present.

  1. A boy across the playground.      (run)
  2. Two girls .       (not chat)
  3. the girl under the tree?      (read)
  4. Two pupils with a frisbee.       (play)
  5. The boy a sandwich.   (not eat)
  6. the two friends a present to their classmate?     (give)
  7. The girl in her notebook.      (write)
  8. The girl about her homework.      (not think)
  9. the girl to the school entrance?      (walk)
  10. The boy the door.      (not open)
  11. the pupils in the playground?      (play)
  12. The girl .    (not jump)

Ex 5: Complete the sentences using Simple Present.

  1. A boy to school because he loves sport.    (run)
  2. Two friends during the break.    (chat)
  3. A girl under the big tree at lunchtime.     (read)
  4. The pupils frisbee after lunch.      (play)
  5. A boy sweets at school.      (eat)
  6. Two classmates presents to their friends on their birthdays.     (give)
  7. A girl in her diary before she goes home.     (write)
  8. A boy about his homework during the break.     (think)
  9. A girl to school with her sister.      (walk)
  10. The caretaker the school gate at eight o'clock.     (open)
  11. The pupils their parents after school.       (phone)
  12. A happy girl when she wins a game.     (jump)

 

Look at the Silverwood Academy playground.

What do the pupils of Silverwood usually do there?

Think about everything you can say before doing the following exercises.

 

Ex 6: Complete the sentences using Simple Present.

  1. Two friends with a ball during the break.   (play - often)
  2. A boy water after sport.    (drink - always)
  3. Girls their hands when they play a game.    (clap - usually)
  4. A girl with coloured chalk in the playground.     (draw - sometimes)
  5. A boy the guitar during lunchtime.      (play - often)
  6. Two classmates near the school entrance.      (talk - usually)
  7. A girl to her friends before class.      (wave - always)
  8. A boy at funny things in the playground.     (point - sometimes)
  9. Two pupils each other with their school bags.      (help - often)
  10. A girl her books to class.       (carry - usually)
  11. Two friends when they meet at school.       (smile - always)
  12. A girl on a bench during the break.      (sit - often)

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