Do you like my decorations? A “traditional” Christmas story
Watch this amusing video and answer the questions, order the words and fill the gaps while you are watching it. What is your score? (_?_/18)
Do you like it?
Preparing Christmas Activities
1 ESO students are preparing several activities to celebrate the end of the year : Classroom decoration, watching films, singing Christmas Carols, reading traditional short stories, recording a video about this celebration, making a Wishing Wall , sending Christmas cards, etc.
We will post photos and comments of our activities in following entries.Here they are the songs we are rehearsing:
“Jingle Bells Rock” (1º ESO A)
“Last Christmas” (1º ESO B)
” Rockin´ around the Christmas Tree” (1º ESO C)
UNIT 2. THE EARTH’S RELIEF
TASK: VOLCANOES
CONTENT: VOLCANOES are cracks on the EARTH’S crust that allow materials from inside the Earth to escape at high temperatures.
The Earth is a geoid
Unit 1. Planet Earth
Task: make the Earth.
Content: The Earth is spherical, however, it is not a perfect spherical, because it is flat at the poles and our Planet is three- dimensional. So, we call this shape a geoid. Continue reading “The Earth is a geoid”
International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women 25 November
Our students made some posters in English to express their opinions against Gender Violence and these slogans and drawings were placed on the walls of our building to show all the people in the street our feeling about this terrible fact. This was one of the several activities which were held in our school last 25th November. We wish a brighter future without violence and these actions encourage us to get our goal.
Halloween 2017
1 ESO students decorated our school for Halloween and organized a Food Competition. It was the perfect combination of fun and culture where we learned about this ancient tradition which comes from Celtic times and goes on in our digital world. We made a presentation to show some highlights.
We hope you enjoy it.
HALLOWEEN AND MUSIC
We listened to Danse Macabre, a piece of music of the French composer Camille Saint – Saëns. At the same time, students could watch a video about the composition with the characters and instruments that represent them. After that, they had to answer some questions and they were given the chance to take part in a quiz.
And finally, watch this funny and spooky cartoon and answer the questions while you are watching it. Enjoy it!!!
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