MAY- Maj
BODY PARTS (części ciała):
Head- głowa
Hair- włosy
Hand- dłoń
Fingers- palce u ręki
Arm- ręka
Shoulder- ramię
Ear, ears- ucho, uszy
Eye- eyes- oko, oczy
Nose- nos
Cheek- policzek
Chin- broda
Tooth (tuf)- ząb, teeth (tif)- zęby
Mouth (małf)- buzia
*lips- usta
*tongue (tang)- język
Chest- klatka piersiowa
Tummy- brzuszek
Back- plecy
*hips- biodra
*bottom- pupa
Leg- noga
Knee (ni:)- kolano
Foot, feet- stopa, stopy
Toes (tołs)- palce u nogi
Monster- potworek
A monster is blue. It has got one eye, big head, two ears and one horn. It has also got
spots. Potworek jest niebieski. Ma jedno oko, dużą głowę, dwoje uszu I jeden róg. Ma
również plamki.
Ćwiczymy piosenkę: „Head, shoulder, kenes and toes” wraz z pokazywaniem.
BODY PARTS SONG (piosenka części ciała):
Nod your, nod your, nod your head (kiwiemy główką)
Clap your, clap your, clap your hands (klaszczemy w dłonie)
Rub your, rub your, rub your tammy (głaszczemy się po brzuchu)
Stomp your, stomp your, stomp your feet (tupiemy nóżkami)
farm- farma
traktor- traktor
farmer- rolnik
field /fild/- pole
barn- stodoła
pond- staw
grass- trawa
plants- rośliny
trees- drzewa
flowers- kwiaty
veggies /wedżys/- warzywa *(skrót od ‘vegetables’)
fruits- owoce
grow- rosnąć, uprawiać (np. „The farmer grows potatoes”- Rolnik uprawia ziemniaki)
pic kup the eggs- zbierać jajka
feed the animals- karmić zwierzęta
play outside- bawić się na dworze
farm animals (zwierzęta n afarmie):
cow- krowa calf- cielaczek
pig- świnia
sheep /szi:p/- owca lamb- jagnię
chicken- kurczak chick- kurczaczek
*hen- kura
*rooster- kogut
goose /gu:s/- gęś
duck- kaczka duckling /daklin/- kaczątko
goat /gołt/- koza
rabbit- królik
horse- koń
bird- ptak
cat- kot
dog- pies
stock- bocian
snail- ślimak
frog- żaba
ladybird=ladybug- biedronka
bee- pszczoła
butterfly- motyl
The song (piosenka): “On the farm”
1. On the farm, on the farm.
Can I see a pig, oink oink, a pig, oink oink, a pig, oink oink?
Yes! Here’s a pig, oink oink, a lovely pink pig on the farm.
2. On the farm, on the farm.
Can I see a cow, moo moo, a cow, moo moo, a cow, moo moo?
Yes! Here’s a cow, moo moo, a black and white cow on the farm.
3. On the farm, on the farm.
Can I see a horse, neigh neigh, a horse, neigh neigh, a horse, neigh neigh?
Yes! Here’s a horse, neigh neigh, a lovely black horse on the farm.
4. On the farm, on the farm.
Can I see a sheep, baa baa, a sheep, baa baa, a sheep, baa baa?
Yes! Here’s a sheep, baa baa, a lovely white sheep on the farm.
5. On the farm, on the farm.
Can I see a chicken, cluck cluck, a chicken, cluck cluck, a chicken, cluck cluck?
Yes! Here’s a chicken, cluck cluck, a lovely brown chicken on the farm.
The rhyme (rymowanka): “Baby animals”
1. Baby animals on the farm.
They are very sweet.
Here’s a sheep with her baby lamb,
It is fast asleep.
2. Baby animals on the farm.
They are very sweet.
Here’s a cow with her baby calf,
It is fast asleep.
3. Baby animals on the farm.
They are very sweet.
Here’s a duck with her baby duckling,
It is fast asleep.
4. Baby animals on the farm.
They are very sweet.
Here’s a chicken with her baby chick,
It is fast asleep.
Polecane piosenki: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgJle_VO7Gk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t99ULJjCsaM