“School”: English words on the topic of school. We teach school subjects in English! 50 words on the topic school

We all went to school, each of us remembers this happy time and these boring lessons. For those who are still in school, we suggest talking about school subjects at English language. Each of us has favorite and least favorite lessons, some that are boring, and some that we hate. However, every school topic is necessary for general development and is important in its own way.

How to talk in English about your favorite lesson?

To this topic learned better, and school subjects in English were remembered more effectively, make up your own school schedule in English, so you will see it before your eyes every day. Visual memory will definitely help you remember them.

As for the lessons themselves, here they are in English, as well as their Russian translation:

  • Algebra - algebra
  • Art - fine art
  • Biology - biology
  • Chemistry - chemistry
  • Computer science
  • English - English
  • Foreign language - foreign language
  • Geography - geography
  • Geometry - geometry
  • Health - health protection
  • History - history
  • Literature - literature
  • Mathematics (Maths) - mathematics
  • Music - music
  • Pe - abbr. from education physical - physical education
  • Physics - physics
  • Psychology - psychology
  • Reading - reading
  • Science - science
  • Social studies - sociology, social science

Note how these items can be used in sentences, as well as their translation:

  • My favorite subject is Maths, because it’s very interesting. — My favorite lesson is mathematics, because it is very interesting.
  • Tom doesn’t like History, he says it is boring. — Tom doesn’t like history, he says it’s boring.
  • -What is our fifth lesson today? -It "s Physics. - What is our fifth lesson today? - Physics.

How to quickly remember the names of school subjects in English?

How to talk about your favorite subject in English

The topic of school subjects is relevant in any class. Surely, every student has been faced with the task of talking about their favorite lesson/subject in English.

To begin with, pay attention to the following English dialogue and its translation into Russian. So, imagine a conversation between two classmates:

- What a drink! Tomorrow is Monday. (What a shame! Tomorrow is Monday)
— But I like Mondays. (And I love Mondays)
- Really? But it's amazing! Why? (Really? This is amazing! Why?)
— Because on Mondays we have double History. History is my favorite subject. It is interesting to learn about historical events and personalities. (Because on Mondays we have two stories. History is my favorite lesson. It’s very interesting to learn about historical events and personalities)
- I know. And my favorite school subjects are Art and Music. I like to draw and to sing. (I know. And my favorite subjects are visual arts and music. I like to draw and sing)
— And you are really talented in it. (And you really have a talent for this)
- Thank you! (Thank you!)

If you were asked an essay about your favorite subject or simply asked an oral question, then try to give a detailed, comprehensive answer, thereby demonstrating your abilities in the language, and the topic is fully revealed.

Download Essay on the topic "My favorite school subject" in English + translation into Russian

This or approximately this is how you can talk about your favorite lesson in English.
To practice this type of story more often, talk in English about your favorite lessons with friends and classmates. This way you will train your speech and school vocabulary.

How to easily and quickly remember school subjects?

Friends, we offer you several ways to help you quickly learn school subjects in English.

  • As we already mentioned: make your school schedule in English, look at it every day, re-read it several times. This way it will stick in your memory.
  • Write the names of objects in English on fun colored stickers. Every time you look at them, your mood will lift. At the same time, you will repeat the words.
  • When you come home from school/institute, tell your family and friends what lessons you had today, list them in English. By practicing this way every day, you will hear yourself speak, this will help you remember the words faster.
  • Just reread and repeat the subject vocabulary out loud. Do this freely, without straining, and in a few days you will firmly know the names of school subjects in English!

That's all we wanted to talk about today. We hope our tips are useful to you. See you again!

Names of school subjects, supplies, expressions like “Who is on duty today?” and others English words on the topic of school is the first thing that children learn in English lessons. However, school vocabulary is important not only at school; it includes such quite necessary and commonly used words as the names of sciences and fields of knowledge, as well as pens and pencils and other stationery, without which a working day is not complete.

Moreover, in such a seemingly simple topic, there are expressions that baffle even advanced English experts. The simplest example is the word "school". I'm sure you know the meaning of this word - "school". However, in the USA, under school imply not only school in our understanding, that is, primary and high school, but also, in a broader sense, any educational institution, including universities and colleges. In youth films, characters often say phrases like “I go to school” or “I need to go to school,” although they are not studying at school (in our understanding), but at a college or university.

We will analyze English words about school, dividing them into two groups:

  1. Names of school subjects.
  2. School supplies and general terms.

And at the end we will look at some lexical subtleties.

School subjects in English

algebra algebra
art art
biology biology
chemistry chemistry
computer science (computing) Informatics
drama (performing arts) dramaturgy (theater art)
economics economy
English English language
geography geography
geology geology
geometry geometry
history story
literature literature
math (mathematics) mathematics
music music
PE (physical education) physical training
physics physics
psychology psychology
reading reading
science natural Sciences
social studies sociology (social science)
law jurisprudence

School supplies and general terms

teacher teacher
pupil student
classroom class (room)
grade Class
principal (headmaster) head teacher
classmates classmates
blackboard board
chalk chalk
whiteboard board (marker board)
desk desk
eraser (rubber) eraser
book book
textbook textbook
pen pen
pencil pencil
sharpener sharpener
marker marker
highlighter highlighter (marker for highlighting text)
ruler ruler
pencil case pencil case
glue glue
scissors scissors
protractor protractor
compass compass
scotch tape (sellotape) scotch
clip (for paper) clip
school bag school bag
test tube test tube
flask flask
funnel funnel
stapler stapler
pins buttons (sharp, with a needle)
paint brushes tassels
palette palette
paint dye
globe globe
map map
computer computer
laptop laptop
notebook notebook (notebook)
notepad notebook

Notes:

Differences in the education system in different countries

If we start comparing the Russian and, for example, the American education systems, we will count a lot of differences. In short and only about academic subjects, then in America there is a more specialized approach to education; in high school, students are the ones who choose what to study and what to delve into. If you watched/read “Twilight,” you probably noticed this. Accordingly, objects may not be called in general terms, as in our schools, but in some very specialized way, for example: Literary Analysis and Composition.

Mysterious English expression “101”

While reading foreign how-to blogs and online magazines, I sometimes came across strange titles with “101” at the end, for example: Fitness 101, Plumbering 101, Graphic Design 101. What kind of 101?

As it turned out, in educational institutions numeric designation accepted training courses, 101 is always the most initial one, introductory course on a new subject. For example, Computing 101 is an introduction to computer science, Computing 102 is a continuation of the course. Accordingly, “101” means “introductory course for beginners,” that is, Fitness 101 is “Introduction to Fitness.” This abbreviation is usually used in headlines.

Notebook and laptop

In Russian, a portable computer is called a notebook or, much less commonly, a laptop. In English:

  • notebook (lit. “notebook”) is definitely NOT a computer, but a notebook or large notepad. A small notepad (that fits in a pocket) is called a notepad.
  • laptop (lit. “on the lap”) is what we call a laptop, that is, a portable computer. The name probably comes from the fact that laptops are often placed on laps. Tablet computers, by the way, are popularly called tablets or tabs.

Compass – compass and compass

It so happens that in English two dissimilar instruments, a compass and a compass, are called by one word – “compass”. The English word “compass” comes from the Old French verb “compasser” - “to measure”, which goes back to the Latin “compāssāre” - “equal step”. In English, it has several meanings, including the names of the instruments we know as compass and compass.

In our country, the word “compass” comes from the German name for this instrument Zirkel (in turn from the Latin “circulus” - “circle”), so in Russian these objects are called differently.

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The article is devoted vocabulary on the topic "School" in English.

Happy holiday everyone!

Friends, hello everyone! First of all, I would like to congratulate all schoolchildren and students on Knowledge Day! I sincerely wish you success in your new academic year! Gain knowledge, chat with friends and relax when you need it! Enjoy the educational period of your life, because it is rightfully considered one of the best! 😉

For me, this Day of Knowledge is the first time when I don’t have to go to school or go to university. It’s crazy, for 16 years, every first of September I went first to school, and then to college. How time flies!

Okay, back to my favorite English!

Below you will find useful words and phrases about "School" in English. As always, the words are divided into categories and you can listen to them!

Vocabulary on the topic "School".

School

campus school grounds
principal director
assistant principal assistant director
classroom cool room
teacher teacher
rest-rooms toilets
hallway corridor
locker individual locker
main office office
clerk secretary
cafeteria cafeteria
computer lab computer class
teacher's aid teacher's assistant
library library
gym gym
coach trainer
administrators school administration
track treadmill

Classroom

chalkboard chalkboard (black)
screen screen
whiteboard chalkboard (white)
student student
LCD projector LCD spotlight
desk desk
headphones headphones
clock watch
bookcase bookshelves
chair chair
map map
alphabet alphabet
bulletin board Bulletin board
computer computer
dry erase marker erasable marker
eraser washing sponge
chalk chalk
pencil pencil
pen pen
pencil sharpener pencil sharpener
marker felt-tip pen
textbook textbook
workbook collection of exercises
notebook notebook
dictionary dictionary
picture dictionary illustrated dictionary
Raise your hand raise a hand
Talk to the teacher talk to the teacher
Listen to a CD listen to the recording on CD
Stand up stand up
write on the board write on the board
sit down/take a seat sit down. take your place
open your book open textbook
close your book close the textbook
pick up the pencil take a pencil
put down the pencil put down the pencil

Studying

look up the word find a word in the dictionary
read the definition read the definition
translate the word translate the word
check the pronunciation check pronunciation
copy the word rewrite the word
draw a picture draw a picture
discuss a problem discuss the problem
brainstorm solutions/answers find solutions (answers) together
work in a group work collectively
help a classmate help a classmate
ask a question Ask a Question
answer a question answer the question
share a book share a textbook
dictate a sentence dictate a proposal
fill in the blank insert missing
choose the correct answer choose the correct answer
circle the answer circle the answer
cross out the word cross out a word
underline the word underline the word
match the items find matches
check the correct boxes mark the correct answers
label the picture write a caption for the illustration
unscramble the words restore the correct order of letters
put the sentences in order put the sentences in the correct order
take out a piece of paper take out a sheet of paper
put away your books put down your textbooks

Succeeding in School

set goals define goals
participate in class participate in classes
take notes take notes
study at home study at home
pass a test pass exams
ask for help ask for help
make progress To make progress
get good grades to get good marks
test booklet collection of exam questions
answer sheet list of answers
score result
grades assessments
clear off your desk remove everything from the desk
work on your own work independently
bubble in the answer color the answer
check your work check your answers
erase the mistake erase wrong answer
correct the mistake Correct mistake
hand in your test hand in your answers

A day at school

enter the room go into the room
turn on the lights to turn on the light
walk to class walk to the classroom
run to class run to the classroom
Lift/pick up the books pick up (take) the textbooks
carry the books take the textbooks
deliver the books hand over textbooks
take a break go out for recess
eat eat
drink drink
buy a snack buy a snack
have a conversation talk to someone
go back to class
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