As the Olympic Opening ceremony begins at 9pm BST, here’s Pocoyo opening his own games for those of you who are might be a bit young to stay up for all the fun, and for those of you who just love Pocoyo.

I think our TeamGB 4x100m relay team need to watch this for a novel way of getting the baton around!

httpv://youtu.be/3D7t49h8jiM

Results are in at the Angry Olympics! A great opportunity to practice ORDINAL NUMBERS. (I love the names of the characters!)

httpv://youtu.be/SlYVxEwDU78

TENSE MOMENTS today as the Angry Olympics recall what HAS HAPPENED.

Grammar today – the past tense with examples of the perfect, preterite and imperfect tenses.

httpv://youtu.be/NUb4c211I-c

A weird one today…

Sports facilities and what you can do at the ‘polideportivo’ feature today as a knife gives Mr Angry Potato Head a tour in a dream sequence to rival Bobby-in-the-shower in Dallas

httpv://youtu.be/w4eOA4CYcqA

The Angry Olympics continues with an argument about who won what and when – a perfect opportunity to look at TIME phrases!

httpv://youtu.be/q_lN0lt4WnQ

Back in the pool today and the Angry Family are trying to embody the Olympic motto – Faster Higher Stronger – and bicker a lot about who is fastest, thinnest and best!

Today’s grammar point? The comparative and superlative! (Good vocabulary list at the end!)

httpv://youtu.be/UMPmq7MJ21A

Today, we’re in the pool and waiting to start but someone is holding us up. Who MIGHT it be?

Grammar today? Podría – might, and a declaration about the universal right to wear a bikini!

httpv://youtu.be/jIi2irCJ7Ow

Competition begins and today, the Angry Family help with some directions – or they try to help her!

Grammar point? Positions and directions

httpv://youtu.be/dm1VnIBn0-w

Day three of Angry Olympics, and we reach the Opening Ceremony. What is GOING TO happen?

Today’s grammar point is the simple future using the present tense of IR A and the infinitive, as well as how to make the phrase negative.

httpv://youtu.be/5RvlA6vCrIw