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A Colorful English Day in Chile

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A Colorful English Day in Chile

A Colorful English Day in Chile

Hi, friends! Ready for a word adventure? Today we will talk about things you might enjoy after school. You can read, dance, play, and learn new English words. Let's go!

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Cartoons Kids Are Watching in Chile

Some kids in Chile enjoy Bluey, Pokémon, and The Amazing World of Gumball. Which cartoon makes you laugh? Try saying: “My favorite cartoon is funny!”

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Toys & Collectibles

Building bricks, plush toys, trading cards, and board games can make a rainy afternoon fun. You can swap ideas with friends and build something new. Ask: “Can we play together?”

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Sweet Treats & Candies

In Chile, you might see Super 8, cuchuflí, and calugas at a shop or party. A cuchuflí is a crisp roll that can have a sweet filling. Treats are for sometimes—enjoy a little and share if you can!

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Books & Stories

Try a funny Papelucho story, a mystery, or a comic book. Pick a book that feels right for you. You can say: “This story has a brave character.”

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Music & Dance

Put on a favorite family-friendly pop song, or listen to Chilean group 31 Minutos. Clap to the beat and invent a dance move! Say: “I can dance to the music.”

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Hobbies & After-School Fun

Do you like football, drawing, cycling, or making paper crafts? Choose a hobby and invite a friend. You could say: “Let's draw a colorful kite!”

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School Subjects Vocabulary

Use these words to talk about your school day:

  • Math — Matemáticas: “I count stars in math.”
  • Science — Ciencias: “We learn about plants in science.”
  • Art — Arte: “I paint a bright bird in art.”
  • History — Historia: “In history, we learn about the past.”
  • Physical Education (PE) — Educación Física: “I run and play in PE.”
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Grammar Power-Up

I like + sustantivo: Usa “I like” para decir que algo te gusta. Ejemplo en inglés: “I like art.” En español: “Me gusta el arte.”

Can + verbo: Usa “can” antes de un verbo para hablar de algo que puedes hacer. Ejemplo en inglés: “I can draw.” En español: “Puedo dibujar.”

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Quick Quiz

Choose an answer, then check the answer key!

  1. Which treat is a crisp roll? A) Cuchuflí B) A book C) A trading card
  2. What can you learn about in science? A) Plants B) Dance shoes C) Cartoons
  3. Which activity is an after-school hobby in this post? A) Drawing B) Sleeping in class C) Taking a test

Answer key: 1-A, 2-A, 3-A. Great work!

School & Pop Vocabulary

EnglishEspañolExample
MathMatemáticasI count stars in math.
ScienceCienciasWe learn about plants in science.
ArtArteI paint a bright bird in art.
HistoryHistoriaIn history, we learn about the past.
Physical Education (PE)Educación FísicaI run and play in PE.

Grammar Power-Up

I like + noun

Usa “I like” para decir que algo te gusta.

🇬🇧 I like art.

🇨🇱 Me gusta el arte.

Can + base verb

Usa “can” antes de un verbo para hablar de algo que puedes hacer.

🇬🇧 I can draw.

🇨🇱 Puedo dibujar.

Quick Quiz

1. Which treat is a crisp roll?

2. What can you learn about in science?

3. Which activity is an after-school hobby in this post?