Our 2ºESO students have been building a medieval city in their History classes and they want to show us their models with these photos of some of their creations.
Comic Relief: A Red Nose Day in March 2021
Our students are creating their own charities in class and to have a clear reference they have had a good example: the British charity, Comic Relief.
Two famous historical characters invite you to participate in this current edition ….
If you want to see activities and challenges in past editions, click on this link
https://www.comicrelief.com/history-of-red-nose-day/
Melbourne
If you are free this weekend, let’s go to ….
The Benefits of a Bilingual Brain by Mia Nacamulli
17th March : St Patrick’s Day
This year, it is impossible to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day as we used to do it, singing and dancing ( like Irish people do ) but we don’t want to forget this important day for those who admire and respect Irish culture.
If you want to know something about this day, you can have a look at three presentations (one of them made by Ashley,our American language assistant in 2017-2018 course).
And finally, we can listen to a song by the most famous Irish Band, U2.
Our students have made a huge poster to show information about this festivity
8 March 2021
We will discuss this topic in our classes of English and we will watch some TED- ed videos two videos about the history of women’s rights and seven videos about scientists, artists,politicians,etc. to introduce the role of women in different societies and cultures. At the end, we will read a short comic which illustrates the birth of this celebration.
If you want to watch these videos and read the comic you can do it here, in your blog.
History of Women’s Rights
Some short biographies of explorers, scientists, politicians, writers, painters,social activists,etc
AUSTRALIA
Taking advantage of all the information we are getting from our language assistant, Holly Fairweather, 2º and 4º ESO students are making a big panel about nature, society and culture in this amazing country which is so far from us but it’s getting closer thanks to our students and Holly.
A sky full of stars
Carl Sagan said “we are made of star stuff” and that is the reason why our students have chosen this symbol to fill our school with colour and imagination.
Nowadays, we need fresh air more than ever and our sky is full of stars to bring us a healthier world. This constellation represents all our students’ wishes and feelings about a better future.
We want to thank the Arts teacher Leticia and all her students to have made up an amazing work of art which illuminates our stairwell and helps us to face our daily routine in the best spirit.
Christmas 2020
We are getting closer to the end of the year and it’s time to check some basic words you will listen soon. Use these Quizlet cards to learn and practise with them.
Here you can download lots of activities related to this festivity
How much do you know about Christmas? Try this quiz
Quiz
Are you hungry? These recipes taste great.
And, to start creating the perfect background, we will finish this blog entry with a classic song at this time of the year.
Conical perspective theory 1º ESO
Dear students of 1º ESO, now that you have finished your practical activity about conical perspective, you must open the following PDF attached to see the words you have to translate and to write its definition in english and spanish.
Definiciones perspectiva cónica
Kind regards,
Art teacher