Here is the explanation, a group of teachers and pupils from a public school have created this wonderful video to explain the cuts we are having and the results of them.
Showing posts with label Reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reading. Show all posts
Wednesday
Tuesday
A teacher sings
The singer is a professor of chemistry at the Cartagena Technical University, and has a rock band. She's the girl who came to the school to give our 4th ESO students a sexual orientation talk. José Luis is entering a contest to play at the SOS, his video is great. You can vote for it from Facebook from the link below if you like it.
http://j.mp/XB4kqp.
http://j.mp/XB4kqp.
Wednesday
A wall of books
23 April is World Book and Copyright Day.
A'literary' wall has been created on Pinterest by Mª Jesús García San Martín, an English teacher, to celebrate this day.
You are invited to take part in this activity.Visit the site and write your own comments and likes. The activity consists of including your favourite book and write why you like it. You could pin any book or title, a favourite from childhood, a current book or something you’ve read and enjoyed.Click here to go to the site
It is a wonderful idea and I want to congratulate Mª Jesús for such a splendid activity to encourage reading.
Labels:
1st Bilingual,
2ºBachillerato,
culture,
ESO,
pinterest,
Reading,
writing
Tuesday
Saturday
A new eTwinning project: Enlivening our libraries
We have started a new project on eTwinning, its name "Enlivening our libraries". It is the continuation of our Comenius project that we have carried out over two years, "Reading for travelling through the paths of life", which was intended to encourage reading and make our library a place of meeting with activities which motivate our students to read. Our Department has special interest in participating in this project because it involves using English as a vehicle for communication among the different countries and because we are convinced of the importance of reading to develop not only the language but the knowledge of the different cultures involved. We hope that you, our students, will be interested in this project and participate in the activities that we will be proposing.
Friday
Edmund Spenser
This week has been devoted to poetry in my school and I've chosen an Edmund Spenser's Sonnet to work with.
This is the presentation I have created for our Poetry workshop. The homework consists of the individual translation of this poem.
This is the presentation I have created for our Poetry workshop. The homework consists of the individual translation of this poem.
Poetry
View more presentations or Upload your own.
Thursday
Bee my Valentine!
Everybody can take part in St Valentine's contest. You can read the rules throughout the school walls. 
If you want to know St Valentine's legend click on the picture and you'll see a video or read a text telling the history of St Valentine's Day. Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.
- Lao Tzu

If you want to know St Valentine's legend click on the picture and you'll see a video or read a text telling the history of St Valentine's Day. Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.
- Lao Tzu
Sunday
Click and learn
This is a famous painting with links on each person which leads you to wikipedia where you can learn about these famous people. I hope you enjoy and Learn!

Discussing the Divine Comedy with Dante
Historical Painting with Wikipedia Links & Mouse Over Tagging
Chinese Artists Dai Dudu, Li Tiezi, and Zhang An, 2006, oil on canvas
Discussing the Divine Comedy with Dante
Historical Painting with Wikipedia Links & Mouse Over Tagging
Chinese Artists Dai Dudu, Li Tiezi, and Zhang An, 2006, oil on canvas
Monday
British Culture
Tuesday
A new project

This time we are involved in the design and creation of a new digital journal inside our Comenius project. We hope your collaboration, here you are the first page
Labels:
1º Bachillerato,
Comenius,
culture,
Reading,
writing
Monday
Bye, dear Elcano students

My time as a teacher there is over. Thank you very much for helping me to enjoy my job, it has been wonderful to work with you all for these twenty years. You have been the best part of my job, sometimes it has been a challenge to get you motivated but when I got it, you really made me happy.
My new school is IES Mediterráneo and I will be there at your disposal, as usual. It’s exciting to have a new project ahead: after so many years working in the same school.
Remember this is also your blog and I hope you will keep taking part in it whenever you want. It’s always a pleasure to read your comments, they feed the blog and help me to improve it.

Thank you again, my dear students!
Tuesday
Rosanna's recipe

This a recipe Rosanna gave me last week, Victoria sponge cake, I've made it following her instructions and the result was fantastic, I recommend it to you all to celebrate the end of the classes.
Ingredients:
112g of unsalted butter or margarine (I prefer butter)
112g of flour with a teaspoon of baking powder
112g of sugar
2 eggs.
Preheat the oven to 180º. Grease two cake tins (15cm) with butter.
Stir the butter and sugar together. Stir the eggs, one at a time, then stir in the flour with the baking powder. Divide the cake mix into the tins and bake in the oven for around 20 minutes. Allow the cakes to cool slightly, then take them out of the tins to cool completely.
For the filling stir together 50g of butter and 100g of icing sugar. Spread some jam onto one of the cakes and the buttercream on the other, then sanswich them together.
Easy, isn't it?
Sunday
Relax and amuse yourself!

What can you see in the picture? Me or You?
I'm sure you need to relax after the exams and on the other hand I think you really enjoy optical illusions, that's why I propose you this link I found in Inés workshop and I hope you have fun with them. You can also click on the image to go there.
Friday
A funny task
Watch the video, it is a funny tale. Your task consists of writing a different tale using as many words as possible from the video, and you have to find me! I hope you enjoy it!
Monday
A riddle for 3º Diversificación

Who goes fishing?
Facts
* There are 5 houses of 5 different colours: blue, green, red, white, yellow
* In each house lives a person of a different nationality: American, Australian, British, Canadian, Irish
* Each of the 5 house-owners has a certain job: carpenter, lawyer, pilot, plumber, waiter
* Each of the 5 house-owners has a certain hobby: chess, fishing, football, sailing, tennis
* Each of the 5 house-owners has a certain pet: cat, dog, goldfish, hamster, horse
None of them have the same pet, job or hobby.
Other facts
* The Irishman lives in the green house.
* The red house is on the immediate left of the white house.
* The person in the red house is a pilot.
* The American plays chess.
* The Canadian is a waiter and has a horse
* The person with the horse lives next to the one who plays tennis.
* The person who goes sailing lives next to the plumber with a cat.
* The person with the goldfish plays football and lives next to the waiter.
* The person in the blue house has a cat.
* The Briton has a hamster and lives next to the one who plays football.
* The Australian lives next to the yellow house and plays tennis.
* The person with the horse has a neighbour who is a plumber.
* The person in the center house is a lawyer.
* The Australian lives in the first house.
* The dog owner is a carpenter and lives in the last house.
From ego4you.com
Give Caridad Bernal your answers or write them in "Comentarios".
Friday
St Valentine's day
Os propongo que leáis atentamente esta presentación, penseis sobre ella, elijáis la frase (quote) que más os guste y la defendáis el próximo día en clase. ¡Ánimo!
Labels:
1º Bachillerato,
Celebrations,
Diversificación,
presentation,
Reading
Saturday
The History of Christmas

In this page you can find the history of this tradition, but it also explains the Christmas tree story or the origins of Santa Claus legend. I hope you enjoy it. Merry Christmas!
The history of Christmas
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