Celia Viñas Bilingual Learning Site
We learnt to use “There is/are …” in class, but if you want to check it you can watch this video
And now to practise, imagine your ideal classroom and describe it in your notebook using:
“There is/isn´t ….” or “There are/aren´t… ” in/on /next to/under/behind etc.
Thank you.
Task 1: Check the difference between
“How Many…?” and “How Much …?”
Task 2: Make 6 questions about Almería using How Much/Many …? and answer them on your notebooks
We really had a great time singing, dancing and celebrating St. Patrick´s at Celia Viñas Gym last 21 March. It was an amusing experience and we had the visit of our Delegate of Education, Ms. Francisca L. Fernández and Canal Sur Television which recorded the Irish dancing that our students made.
It was a great opportunity to know about Irish culture in a funny environment where our students participated in a Quiz Contest
And the winner was…. 1ºC, although all the contestants did a great job.
We also sang the traditional Irish song “I´m a little Leprechaun” and dance.
1 A
We want to thank all the teachers who collaborate with us preparing the dancing and taking photos of the event.
We will celebrate it again, next course!!!
Next Wednesday, we will participate in a contest among all the students in 1ºESO at Celia Viñas Bilingual Secondary School. If you want to practise, answer the following question
And the right answer is …
Don´t forget to read all the notes about Ireland before the contest, you will win a prize if you choose the correct answer. Ah, yes … you were right. This skyline is from one of the most beautiful cities in the world and the capital of Ireland… Dublin.
Today, St. Patrick´s Day (the patron of Ireland) is celebrated all over the world and one of the most famous event is in Chicago where they change its river into bright beautiful green (a little leprechaun magic) . They have been dyeing its Chicago river green for more than fifty years.
Last year we started celebrating St. Patrick´s Day and we are going to continue this tradition. Next Wednesday, we will have an Irish party with a Quiz Contest, Songs and Irish dancing.
So, celebrate St Patrick´s day with us in our gym next 21st March.
We will have fun!!!
Ashley, our speaking assistant, has made a great presentation to know why St Patrick’s is celebrated in Ireland and in other parts of the world.
(Click to watch it)
St Patrick Ashley
1 ESO students are going to celebrate St Patrick´s (the patron of Ireland) from 19th to 23rd March . This is a national holiday in Ireland and it is celebrated in this country and in many places all over the world because the Irish people emigrated to many different places (especially the USA and Canada) to escape from the Potato Famine (your History teacher is going to tell you about it). Ireland is famous because of its traditions, customs and people. They are very friendly people and they love music and dancing as much as we do (You will sing “ I’m a little Leprechaun” with your Music teacher and your Physical Education teacher is going to teach you how to perform the traditional Irish dancing). We are also going to learn about Irish culture and sport in the English classes and we will watch a video to visit the most interesting places in Ireland.
Here you have a video to practise Irish dancing …
… and a poster to make Irish Top Hats.
So, enjoy an Irish week at Celia Viñas Bilingual Secondary School.