Halloween Story 1

Prepositions

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EASTER

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Easter Flashcards 1

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Easter Flashcards 2

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What time is it?

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Where do Easter eggs come from?

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Wild Animals 8

RIDDLE
They are big and they've got four legs.

They haven't got wings but they've got big ears.

They live on land. They can run but they can't jump.

They eat grass. They are grey.

What are these animals?

By Carla. 5ºA

Wild Animals 7

RIDDLE

They've got one or two horns, small ears and a short tail.

They are very big and live on land.

They can run but they can't climb trees.

They're dangerous.

What are they?

By Carla. 5ºA

Wild Animals 6

RIDDLE

They haven't got feathers.

They live on land and they eat small animals and meat.

They are yellow with small black spots.

They are very fast. What animals are they?

By Tania. 5ºA

Wild Animals 5

RIDDLE

They've got a long neck and 2 long legs.

They live on land and in water.

They're pink and they can fly.



What are they?

By Norma. 5º M

Wild Animals 4

RIDDLE

They are birds.

They've got long legs and a very long neck.

They have got feathers.

They've got wings but they can't fly.

They are fast.

What animals are they?

By Nauzet. 5ºA

Wild Animals 3

What are these?





They're brown.


They've got two legs and two hands.


They can run, jump and climb trees.

They can walk in the savannah, and ....... they can eat bananas.

By Pol. 5ºA

Wild Animals 2

RIDDLE

They've got four short legs.

They haven't got wings, but they've got one or two horns.

They've got a big head and a short tail.

They are very dangerous.....

What are they?

By Raúl. 5ºA

Wild Animals.1

RIDDLE

They're cats and they are very fast.

They've got a long tail.

They're yellow with small brown spots.

What animals are they?

By Clara. 5ºA