Superlative Serbia

I've asked my pupils in Class VI5 to write about 'superlative' places in our country, and here's what they've found:

Belgrade is the biggest city. About 2 million people live there. (Miška)

Đeravica is the highest mountain. It is 2,656m high. (Timea)

The Great Morava is the longest river. It is 185km long. (Daniel)

Đerdap is the largest lake. It spreads over 253km2. (Violeta)

Vršac is the windiest place. Winds can blow at the speed of 48m/s. (Andrea)

Sjenica is the coldest place. The lowest temperature measured there was -36 degrees Celsius in 1954. (Natalia)

HIPPO International Competition

Three of my students in Class 6 took part in the 2nd English Language Competition on 15 March. The exam consisted of 3 parts: reading, listening and writing (description of a neighbour). 

This time we went to Zrenjanin and spent a lovely time later on.

My Favourite Sport

Think about your favourite sport. Then, write about why you like the sport, how long you have played it, where you play it, what equipment you need, what its good and bad sides are, how it makes you feel and things like that.

My favourite sport is football. For this sport you need to have football boots, pads, a jersey and a ball. Mostly boys play football, but some girls like to play it too.
The downside of football is that the injuries can be terrible. The good side is that it is a team game.
I like football, but I prefer watching it.

Tijana Mesaroš, VI4

My favourite sport is ice-skating. For this sport you need skates and fancy clothes. I enjoy watching it on TV. 

The good sides of this sport are competitions where you can win a gold medal. The bad sides are the injuries. You can get hurt badly. This sport is also very expensive.

I'd like to train this sport but we haven't got an ice rink in Kikinda. And, I'm not five years old which is the best age to start training ice-skating. 

Natalia Sakal, VI5

My favourite sport is handball. 

It is a very dangerous sport, because you can hurt very easily. 

It's also very exciting, because it's a lot of fun to work in a team. It's challenging because if you mess up, you lose a point, not set. You compete all the time, so it's never boring. Teams sometimes travel to different countries where they compete with the others.I always try to be the best in my team.

For training you wear: shorts, T-shirts, shoes and pads. 

Elena Brkanlić, VI2

My Town

For this task I've drawn a street on the board, with 2 rows of shops. I've mentioned the products and asked my pupils to name the shops. At the same time we revised the prepositions and numbers.

My Street

In order to make my pupils' talk about their street and this lesson more fun, I've asked them to draw a big snail and pretend it's their street. Take a look at what they've done:

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The Little Red Hen

There are several versions of this story, but I played one of the shortest ones to my Class 2 pupils and they liked it. As usual, they enjoyed drawing their favourite parts. 

  

Old MacDonald

Old MacDonald is by far the most popular song among my youngest pupils. We've learnt several versions of the same song, fast and slow, with different farm animals and sounds, of course.

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I also prepared for them a few games and quizzes to play.

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