CLIL classroom language
"Siéntate bien", "estáte quieto"
You can say:
sit up straight ←
sit properly
sit still (=estáte quieto)
"poneos en fila"
You can say:
line up
make a line
You wouldn't say "
queue
" (you queue at a supermarket, for example).
"leed el enunciado"
You may simply say "
read the question instructions
".
wax crayons
The full name for "ceras" is "wax crayons". However, in a classroom setting, it is OK to simply call them "crayons".
punches (punzones)
In infants, a typical activity is to
punch
the paper. The tool you use might be called
a punch
, because you punch with them.
However, these are not really typical in a British school context.
You may also use a
hole punch.
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