Канал: Rising Star English with ABS

What is a solar system?

What is a solar system?

Are there 3 or 4 seasons in the year?

Are there 3 or 4 seasons in the year?

The water cycle. Maybe the most important thing in the world.

The water cycle. Maybe the most important thing in the world.

Clouds can tell us so much.

Clouds can tell us so much.

Our Earth is changing.

Our Earth is changing.

Animals need to protect themselves.

Animals need to protect themselves.

Adaptations.

Adaptations.

Plants and animals help each other.

Plants and animals help each other.

What is an environment?

What is an environment?

A growing plant.

A growing plant.

What are plant nutrients?

What are plant nutrients?

Baby animals look so different.

Baby animals look so different.

Different animals have different types of skin.

Different animals have different types of skin.

Animal shelters.

Animal shelters.

What do animals need?

What do animals need?

Science tools.

Science tools.

Science inquiry skills.

Science inquiry skills.

How things move.

How things move.

Solids, liquids and gases.

Solids, liquids and gases.

What can we see in the sky?

What can we see in the sky?

Do we have four seasons or three?

Do we have four seasons or three?

How to measure the weather.

How to measure the weather.

What is pollution?

What is pollution?

Three types of soil.

Three types of soil.

What is a food chain?

What is a food chain?

Herbivores, carnivores and omnivores.

Herbivores, carnivores and omnivores.

Guess what grows on a grassland.

Guess what grows on a grassland.

What is tundra?

What is tundra?

Deserts. Both hot and cold.

Deserts. Both hot and cold.

Rainforests are amazing.

Rainforests are amazing.

A look into oceans.

A look into oceans.

A look at lakes.

A look at lakes.

Parts of the plant and what they do.

Parts of the plant and what they do.

What do plants need?

What do plants need?

Insects are the best animals.

Insects are the best animals.

Fish. We love them.

Fish. We love them.

What is an amphibian?

What is an amphibian?

What is a reptile?

What is a reptile?

What are birds?

What are birds?

What are mammals?

What are mammals?

How do animals get food?

How do animals get food?

What are living things?

What are living things?

Different materials and why they are good.

Different materials and why they are good.

What is an engineer?

What is an engineer?

Three primary colours and so many more.

Three primary colours and so many more.

The five senses. What are they?

The five senses. What are they?

What is science. Wow that is a big question.

What is science. Wow that is a big question.

One final big, big review. Together one final time.

One final big, big review. Together one final time.

History and energy. It has been a mixed bag.

History and energy. It has been a mixed bag.

What have we been looking at?

What have we been looking at?

Solar power can be for everyone.

Solar power can be for everyone.

Making electricity without turbines. How?

Making electricity without turbines. How?

What is solar energy?

What is solar energy?

Geothermal energy.

Geothermal energy.

Using heat from the Earth to make electricity.

Using heat from the Earth to make electricity.

How does a spinning turbine make electricity?

How does a spinning turbine make electricity?

Hydroelectricity. How it's made and how it could save the world.

Hydroelectricity. How it's made and how it could save the world.

What is hydroelectricity?

What is hydroelectricity?

What is the world's biggest problem?

What is the world's biggest problem?

The history of The United Kingdom.

The history of The United Kingdom.

The past perfect continuous tense is useful when talking about history.

The past perfect continuous tense is useful when talking about history.

Where and what is The U.K.?

Where and what is The U.K.?

A brief history of Australia.

A brief history of Australia.

The history of Australia. Grade 6 week 25 lesson 3.

The history of Australia. Grade 6 week 25 lesson 3.

Using the past perfect tense.

Using the past perfect tense.

Let's go to a land down under.

Let's go to a land down under.

American history is short but full of important events.

American history is short but full of important events.

A brief history of America.

A brief history of America.

The most influential country in the world. U.S.A.

The most influential country in the world. U.S.A.

A brief history of China.

A brief history of China.

Using the past simple tense.

Using the past simple tense.

The history of a great nation. China.

The history of a great nation. China.

It's a review week. How much do you remember?

It's a review week. How much do you remember?

We looked at 3 continents. Do you remember which ones?

We looked at 3 continents. Do you remember which ones?

Why did we go to the hospital? Do you remember?

Why did we go to the hospital? Do you remember?

Oceania is beautiful and delicate.

Oceania is beautiful and delicate.

Environmental disaster is looming on this weeks continent. Oceania in danger.

Environmental disaster is looming on this weeks continent. Oceania in danger.

Where is Oceania?

Where is Oceania?

Europe isn't big but it is interesting.

Europe isn't big but it is interesting.

A different way to write big numbers.

A different way to write big numbers.

Historic Europe.

Historic Europe.

Asia. Diverse and wonderful.

Asia. Diverse and wonderful.

We need very big numbers when we talk about Asia.

We need very big numbers when we talk about Asia.

Asia. The worlds biggest continent.

Asia. The worlds biggest continent.

Concussion is a lot more than just a bump to the head.

Concussion is a lot more than just a bump to the head.

Hospital based vocabulary.

Hospital based vocabulary.

A bump to the head needs to be taken seriously.

A bump to the head needs to be taken seriously.

Poison is the reason we go to the hospital this time.

Poison is the reason we go to the hospital this time.

Using the future perfect tense to talk about poison.

Using the future perfect tense to talk about poison.

Poison takes us to the hospital.

Poison takes us to the hospital.

Let's find out about the three types of broken leg.

Let's find out about the three types of broken leg.

How to use the future perfect tense.

How to use the future perfect tense.

We need to visit the hospital.

We need to visit the hospital.

One final review. This is our last time together.

One final review. This is our last time together.

The future tenses and some useful words. This is our final review week.

The future tenses and some useful words. This is our final review week.

One big topic for our final review. Let's get sporty.

One big topic for our final review. Let's get sporty.

Once more into the water. Rowing is our final sport.

Once more into the water. Rowing is our final sport.

Alliteration is the most fun you can have with words.

Alliteration is the most fun you can have with words.

Rowing is our final sport.

Rowing is our final sport.

Would you like to try water polo?

Would you like to try water polo?

Water polo is very tough.

Water polo is very tough.

Is this the toughest team sport in the world?

Is this the toughest team sport in the world?

The most beautiful water sport is synchronized diving.

The most beautiful water sport is synchronized diving.

How do we use the word either?

How do we use the word either?

Let's jump in the water and look at synchronized diving.

Let's jump in the water and look at synchronized diving.

Future perfect continuous tense sound difficult but let's take a look.

Future perfect continuous tense sound difficult but let's take a look.

Future perfect continuous tense. Let's find out what it is.

Future perfect continuous tense. Let's find out what it is.

Curling. A super slow slide.

Curling. A super slow slide.

Would you like to try bobsled?

Would you like to try bobsled?

The super fast bobsled.

The super fast bobsled.

A Winter team sport. What could it be?

A Winter team sport. What could it be?

Let's try ski jumping. Fly like an eagle.

Let's try ski jumping. Fly like an eagle.

Future continuous tense with ski jumping.

Future continuous tense with ski jumping.

Ski jumping. Scary or exciting?

Ski jumping. Scary or exciting?

Biathlon is a great Winter sport.

Biathlon is a great Winter sport.

Skiing and shooting. Put them together and you have biathlon.

Skiing and shooting. Put them together and you have biathlon.

An unusual Winter sport.

An unusual Winter sport.

Super similes and the complete subject. It's all been extreme recently.

Super similes and the complete subject. It's all been extreme recently.

Weather and places to live. They have all been extreme.

Weather and places to live. They have all been extreme.

It's time to review all the extreme things.

It's time to review all the extreme things.

Living far away from the city can be beautiful but hard work.

Living far away from the city can be beautiful but hard work.

How would you survive living off grid?

How would you survive living off grid?

Could you live far away from the city?

Could you live far away from the city?

Living in extreme heat.

Living in extreme heat.

It is amazing how people can live in hot environments.

It is amazing how people can live in hot environments.

Living in really hot places.

Living in really hot places.

How do people live in the extreme cold?

How do people live in the extreme cold?

Identify the complete subject.

Identify the complete subject.

Living in extreme places.

Living in extreme places.

How fast can the wind blow? Let's use some more similes.

How fast can the wind blow? Let's use some more similes.

What can extreme wind do?

What can extreme wind do?

Wind can be extreme.

Wind can be extreme.

Too much rain and too little rain can both be extreme.

Too much rain and too little rain can both be extreme.

Some similes about rain. It can get extreme.

Some similes about rain. It can get extreme.

Too much rain.

Too much rain.

Similes for extreme cold weather.

Similes for extreme cold weather.

Similes make reading much more fun.

Similes make reading much more fun.

Extreme means very, very, very! Let's look at some extreme weather.

Extreme means very, very, very! Let's look at some extreme weather.

One final end of year review.

One final end of year review.

We have used lots of words recently. Let's look at some again.

We have used lots of words recently. Let's look at some again.

What have we been looking at?

What have we been looking at?

The Colosseum of Rome is an amazing place.

The Colosseum of Rome is an amazing place.

Using different types of adjective to describe the Colosseum.

Using different types of adjective to describe the Colosseum.

The Colosseum of Rome.

The Colosseum of Rome.

Let's find adjectives to talk about Big Ben.

Let's find adjectives to talk about Big Ben.

Big Ben in London is impressive.

Big Ben in London is impressive.

The most famous sight in England.

The most famous sight in England.

Some great adjectives to describe the beautiful Taj Mahal.

Some great adjectives to describe the beautiful Taj Mahal.

The Taj Mahal.

The Taj Mahal.

The most romantic place in the world.

The most romantic place in the world.

Adjectives to describe the amazing Statue Of Liberty.

Adjectives to describe the amazing Statue Of Liberty.

Adjective order.

Adjective order.

One really amazing man made structure.

One really amazing man made structure.

Getting a pet is a big life event.

Getting a pet is a big life event.

This is a happy life event.

This is a happy life event.

A new school for you is a very big life event.

A new school for you is a very big life event.

Choosing a new school.

Choosing a new school.

What is the most important life event for you?

What is the most important life event for you?

Moving to a new city is a big life event.

Moving to a new city is a big life event.

Moving house can be scary and exciting.

Moving house can be scary and exciting.

What is a life event?

What is a life event?

A big review of the last six weeks.

A big review of the last six weeks.

Time order words and suffixes in our review today. Grade 4 week 22 lesson 2.

Time order words and suffixes in our review today. Grade 4 week 22 lesson 2.

It's time to review the topics we have looked at recently.

It's time to review the topics we have looked at recently.

Recycling plastic and one suffix to help us.

Recycling plastic and one suffix to help us.

Let's try to recycle plastic.

Let's try to recycle plastic.

What is the worlds biggest problem?

What is the worlds biggest problem?

Using some suffixes to help us to explain the recycling of paper.

Using some suffixes to help us to explain the recycling of paper.

Some more suffixes.

Some more suffixes.

Recycling paper.

Recycling paper.

Suffixes are so useful. Let's use them to talk about recycling glass.

Suffixes are so useful. Let's use them to talk about recycling glass.

What is a suffix?

What is a suffix?

What does recycle mean?

What does recycle mean?

Can we solve a problem? You put things in the right order.

Can we solve a problem? You put things in the right order.

Get things in order to sort out your medical problem.

Get things in order to sort out your medical problem.

We have a medical problem.

We have a medical problem.

Getting ready to perform is a very long process.

Getting ready to perform is a very long process.

Prepare for a performance. Using time order words and phrases.

Prepare for a performance. Using time order words and phrases.

How a performer gets ready for a concert.

How a performer gets ready for a concert.

Do things in the right order and have a great evening.

Do things in the right order and have a great evening.

Words and phrases that help us to get things in the right order.

Words and phrases that help us to get things in the right order.

Get ready for a great night out.

Get ready for a great night out.

One final review.

One final review.

Are you ready for our final review?

Are you ready for our final review?

Two big topics to review from the last seven weeks.

Two big topics to review from the last seven weeks.

Shopping for the end of year party!

Shopping for the end of year party!

Using quantifiers when shopping.

Using quantifiers when shopping.

Shopping for a special event.

Shopping for a special event.

Let's finally go shopping. New shops and new ways to count what we buy.

Let's finally go shopping. New shops and new ways to count what we buy.

Buying countable and uncountable things in the shopping mall.

Buying countable and uncountable things in the shopping mall.

Some new names for shops we love in the mall.

Some new names for shops we love in the mall.

How do people and things move around the big shopping mall?

How do people and things move around the big shopping mall?

People and things need to move around the mall.

People and things need to move around the mall.

Moving around the shopping mall.

Moving around the shopping mall.

In the shopping mall. Some things and places that we don't often see.

In the shopping mall. Some things and places that we don't often see.

Places in the shopping mall that are not shops.

Places in the shopping mall that are not shops.

Let's go to the shopping mall.

Let's go to the shopping mall.

Let's describe lots of new countries.

Let's describe lots of new countries.

Two different ways to use the same adjective. Describing countries.

Two different ways to use the same adjective. Describing countries.

Adjectives for countries.

Adjectives for countries.