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English Adventure: Cartoons, Games, and School

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English Adventure: Cartoons, Games, and School

Hi, friends in Chile! Ready for an English adventure? Today we will talk about shows, games, snacks, and school. Read aloud, try new words, and have fun!

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Cartoons Kids Are Watching in Chile

Many kids enjoy Bluey, Pokémon, and Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. Which do you like? Try saying, “My favorite character is funny!”

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Toys & Collectibles

Building bricks, trading cards, and small figures can make playtime exciting. You can also play a board game with a friend. Say, “It is your turn!”

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Sweet Treats & Candies

In Chile, you might see cuchuflí, alfajores, or Super 8 wafers. A cuchuflí is a crunchy rolled treat, often filled with manjar. Treats are for sometimes; water and fruit are great too!

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Books & Stories

Try a Diario de Pilar adventure, a Harry Potter story, or a funny comic. Books can take you to new places. Ask a friend, “What happens next?”

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Music & Dance

Sing an upbeat pop song, dance to cumbia, or learn a cueca step. Choose songs that feel right for your age. Clap to the beat: one, two, three!

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Hobbies & After-School Fun

After school, you might play football, ride a bike, draw, or make a paper craft. Invite a friend: “Let’s draw together!”

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School Subjects Vocabulary

Use these words to talk about your day at school:

  • Math — matemáticas. “We add numbers in math.”
  • Science — ciencias. “We learn about plants in science.”
  • History — historia. “We read about the past in history.”
  • Art — arte. “I paint a bright sun in art.”
  • Physical education (PE) — educación física. “We play a team game in PE.”

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Grammar Power-Up

“I like” + sustantivo: En inglés, usa “I like” para decir que algo te gusta. Ejemplo en inglés: “I like science.” En español: “Me gustan las ciencias.”

“Let’s” + verbo: Usa “Let’s” para proponer una actividad que pueden hacer juntos. Ejemplo en inglés: “Let’s draw together!” En español: “¡Dibujemos juntos!”

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Quick Quiz

  1. Which treat is a crunchy roll often filled with manjar? A) Cuchuflí B) Apple C) Soup
  2. Which school subject helps you learn about plants? A) History B) Science C) Art
  3. What can you say to invite a friend to draw? A) “It is your turn!” B) “What happens next?” C) “Let’s draw together!”

Answers: 1—A, 2—B, 3—C. Great work!

School & Pop Vocabulary

EnglishEspañolExample
MathmatemáticasWe add numbers in math.
SciencecienciasWe learn about plants in science.
HistoryhistoriaWe read about the past in history.
ArtarteI paint a bright sun in art.
Physical education (PE)educación físicaWe play a team game in PE.

Grammar Power-Up

I like + noun

Usa “I like” antes de un sustantivo para decir que algo te gusta.

🇬🇧 I like science.

🇨🇱 Me gustan las ciencias.

Let’s + verb

Usa “Let’s” antes de un verbo para proponer una actividad que pueden hacer juntos.

🇬🇧 Let’s draw together!

🇨🇱 ¡Dibujemos juntos!

Quick Quiz

1. Which treat is a crunchy roll often filled with manjar?

2. Which school subject helps you learn about plants?

3. What can you say to invite a friend to draw?