What is this?
knife
What did María do last week? María ...
went on a plane.
What is this?
nuts
What is this?
oil
What is this?
fire
What is this?
sugar
What is this?
buiscuits
How _____ eggs do we need?
much
many
What is this?
flour
What did the baby learn to do? The baby ...
learnt to walk.
What is the opposite of ACTIVE?
lazy
What is this?
spear
What is this?
salt
What is this?
axe
What is the opposite of UNFRIENDLY?
friendly
What is this?
cave
What did Adam do last week? Adam ...
started nursery school.
What is this?
hammer
How _____ lemons do we need?
much
many
What is this?
bones
What did prehistoric people eat?
They ate meat and fish.
They hunted large animals.
They lived in caves.
They wore animal fur.
What is this?
basket
What did Sarah do last weekend? Sarah ...
Sarah wrote a story.
What did prehistoric people wear?
They lived in caves.
They ate meat and fish.
They wore animal fur.
They hunted large animals.
What did Emilia do last week? Emilia
got a pet.
Where did prehistoric people live?
They hunted large animals.
They ate meat and fish.
They wore animal fur.
They lived in caves
What is this?
chocolate chips
What is this?
coconut
What animals did prehistoric people hunt?
They hunted large animals.
They wore animal fur.
They are meat and fish.
They hunted with bows and arrows.
What is the opposite of TIDY?
untidy
What is this?
cream
How did prehistoric people cook their food?
They wore animal fur.
They ate meat and fish.
They hunted large animals.
They made fires with flint.
What is this?
fossil
What is this?
fur
What is the opposite of UNTIDY?
tidy
What did the Brown family do last weekend? The Brown family ....
moved house.
What is this?
raisins
How _____ flour do we need?
many
much
What is this?
jam
What is this?
butter
How did prehistoric people hunt?
They hunted with bows and arrows.
They ate meat and fish.
They wore animal fur.
They hunted large animals.
What is the opposite of LAZY?
active
What is the opposite of FRIENDLY?
unfriendly
How _____ butter do we need?
many
much
How _____ sugar do we need?
much
many