A Colorful English Day in Chile
Hi, friends! Ready for a little English adventure? Today we will talk about things you might see, play, read, and enjoy. You do not need to know every word. Just try, smile, and keep going!

Cartoons Kids Are Watching in Chile
Some kids in Chile enjoy Bluey, Pokémon, and Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. Bluey loves imaginative games. Pokémon trainers care for their Pokémon. What cartoon makes you laugh?

Toys & Collectibles
Building bricks, plush toys, trading cards, and board games can make a rainy afternoon fun. You can build a tiny city or play a game with a friend. Remember: playing together matters more than collecting everything!

Sweet Treats & Candies
In Chile, you might see cuchuflí, a crunchy wafer roll with manjar, or a small alfajor. Some families also enjoy calzones rotos, a sweet fried pastry. Treats are for sharing and enjoying sometimes.

Books & Stories
Try a comic, a mystery, or a funny story! Condorito comics have playful jokes, while Matilda tells a story about a girl who loves books. Ask a librarian to help you find a story you like.

Music & Dance
Play a song you enjoy and move to the beat! You might dance to kid-friendly pop, sing a song by 31 Minutos, or try a few cueca steps. Clap your hands and make your own rhythm.

Hobbies & After-School Fun
After school, you could play football, ride a bike, draw, make paper crafts, or learn a dance. You can also watch birds at a park. Which hobby would you like to try?

School Subjects Vocabulary
Say each school word aloud. Then try the example!
- Math — Matemáticas: I count stars in math class.
- Science — Ciencias: We learn about plants in science.
- History — Historia: I read about the past in history.
- Art — Arte: I paint a bright bird in art.
- Music — Música: We clap a rhythm in music.
- Physical Education — Educación Física: I jump and stretch in physical education.

Grammar Power-Up
I like + sustantivo: En inglés, usamos «I like» para decir que algo nos gusta. Después puede ir el nombre de una actividad o cosa.
English: I like science. Español: Me gustan las ciencias.
Can + verbo: Usamos «can» antes de un verbo en su forma simple para hablar de algo que podemos hacer. No agregues «to» después de «can».
English: I can draw a bird. Español: Puedo dibujar un pájaro.

Quick Quiz
Choose an answer. You can check your ideas with a friend!
- What is inside a cuchuflí in our post? A) Manjar B) Cheese C) Rice
- Which school subject helps you learn about plants? A) History B) Science C) Music
- What can you do after school? A) Draw B) Drive a bus C) Fly to the moon
Answers: 1-A, 2-B, 3-A. Great work!
