Saturday, 13 January 2018
Thursday, 21 December 2017
DRAMA - AT THE HOSPITAL
Hello again dear friends:
In this post, I want to show you the drama
the students in our school have developed. They were patients, nurses and
doctors for a day. Through this video we can learn some healthy habits we
should have, some healthy food we should eat and some recommendations for a
better life. It deals with the contents we have been working in Applied
Knowledge, Natural Science and English. I hope you like it because they did it
as professional actors and actresses and they enjoyed a lot that moment.
Just click the picture and a new tab will
be opened.
Regards,
Christopher.
Thursday, 14 December 2017
SCHOOL TRIP TO MOJÁCAR (ALMERÍA)
Hello again dear friends!
This post is about the school trip to Mojácar we (4th,
5th and 6th levels) did the last Thursday, the 23rd
November. We left school at 9:20. It was really sunny, as usual. We went to
Mojácar by bus and near the seaside, so we enjoyed the beautiful coastal landscape
through the windows. We arrived at the shopping centre at 10:00 and we went
upstairs to Kiss FM (it is in the second floor), the radio station (106.8 FM).
There, Richard was a good host and he was outside waiting for us. We sang the “Happy
Birthday” song because it was his. Then, we went inside the radio station and
we can appreciate how the radio works (the music, the interviews, the reception,
the phone calls…). Some of the students take part in the live programme and
Richard and the students interviewed each other. It was a good experience for
both. We are really thankful for the time we stayed there and all the members
who work in Spectrum FM. Later, we had breakfast in a near park.
The second place we visited was an art gallery. There,
an English couple was waiting for us to show how they feel and transmit their
feelings through the art. The paintings were colourful and quite good. After
the introduction, the students interviewed them for about 20 minutes.
The last place we went was the city centre and there
we can enjoy the viewpoint. Then, we went to the tourist office and one group heard
some explanations about the history of the city, the festivals, the traditions,
and we watched a video. Meanwhile, the
other two groups were buying some souvenirs (presents) for their families and they
can practice their English (and French).
It was 13:30 pm and we had to come back to school.
Anyway, we reached the main aim of the school trip: the use and practice of the
English language. The students enjoyed a lot the experience and we are sure we
will repeat this school trip next year. We are really thankful to Spectrum FM,
the art gallery “Fuente de Mojácar” and the tourist office whose members were
always in contact with the school and planning the activities. You can look at
all the photos we took by clicking the following one.
Regards, Christopher.
STORYTELLING BY ALAN KENNEDY - THE POOR SISTER
Hello again dear readers!
Although it is too late, I
have to tell you the fact that our students of 4th level A and B
enjoyed the storytelling titled “The
Poor Sister” and played by the well-known
storyteller Alan Kennedy last Wednesday, the 4th October. First of all, the students arrived to the assembly
hall while listening to the amazing sound made by the Scottish pipe played by Alan
(he is a good musician, too). When they sat, the story started.
Some days before, we were reading the plot of the story
in the class and talking about different fairy tales the students knew, such us
“The little red riding hood”, “The princess and the pea”, “Rapunzel”, etc. We
talked about the story, the plot, the characters, the sceneries… and this idea prompted
the students to take part in Alan’s story.
In “The poor sister”, a couple had two children, a
horrible, spoiled little boy and a kind daughter. They preferred the boy and gave
the younger girl lots of hard work. They wanted her to suffer. The girl’s pet was
special and saved her from a hard life. They wore wigs and hats, they talked to each other in
English and, the most important aim, they enjoyed their time a lot. When we
went back to the classroom, we talked about the experience and all the students
voted they want to repeat it next year. I am really proud of my students and
the interest they show in the English lessons. Thanks Alan for your help and we
hope you can came back next year. You can look at the photos just clicking the
following one.
Regards, Christopher.
Sunday, 19 November 2017
THANKSGIVING DAY - HISTORY AND VIDEOS
Hello again dear friends!
This post is about “Thanksgiving day”. Apart from Christmas, Thanksgiving is the most important festivity in the USA. It became a feast in the early days of the American colonies almost four hundred years ago.
In 1620 a boat filled with more than one hundred people sailed across the Atlantic Ocean to settle in the New World. This religious group, called Pilgrim Fathers, had begun to question the beliefs of the Church of England and they wanted to separate from it. Their first winter in the New World was difficult. They had arrived too late to grow many crops, and without fresh food, half the colony died from disease.
The following spring the Iroquois Indians taught them how to grow corn. They also showed how to hunt and fish. In the autumn of 1621, The Pilgrim Father to thank God and the Local Indians had a feast. After the USA became an independent country, Congress declared the fourth Thursday in November” Thanksgiving Day” a national holiday.
Turkey, corn, pumpkins and cranberry sauce are important symbols of this festivity. You can click the pictures and watch the video about this important festivity in the USA. Enjoy!!!
Regards, Christopher.
Wednesday, 8 November 2017
APPLIED KNOWLEDGE - COLLECTING DATA
Hello again dear friends!
This post is about the amazing subject of "Applied Knowledge". As you well know, our students are studying and working the unit about healthy habits through songs, speeches, tv programmes... and they are collecting data in the classroom!!!
They are looking for the healthiest person in the class. They are asking each other and writing down the results of the survey in tables, charts, graphs, frequency and more. If you want to know how to represent the data, just click the following picture and enjoy it.
Regards, Christopher.
This post is about the amazing subject of "Applied Knowledge". As you well know, our students are studying and working the unit about healthy habits through songs, speeches, tv programmes... and they are collecting data in the classroom!!!
They are looking for the healthiest person in the class. They are asking each other and writing down the results of the survey in tables, charts, graphs, frequency and more. If you want to know how to represent the data, just click the following picture and enjoy it.
Regards, Christopher.
Saturday, 4 November 2017
LIFE PROCESSES
Hello again dear friends!
In this post, we will review
some basic concepts about the life processes. As you well know, life processes
are necessary to maintain life. They are carried out by living things. Just click on the underlined words (the blue ones) and the videos will be opened.
Nutrition is the process
which provides your body with all the nutrients and energy that are necessary
for life. It involves four processes: digestion (the main organs are the
stomach and the intestines), respiration (the main organs are the lungs),
circulation (the main organ is the heart) and excretion (the main organs are
the kidneys).
The process of sensitivity is
the ability to detect and respond to changes in the environment. It involves
the sense organs (eyes, ear, nose, tongue and hands), the nervous system (the
brain and the nerves) and the locomotor system (made up of the skeletal system
and the muscular system).
The process of reproduction allows
us to have offspring (children/babies) similar to ourselves through the sexual
reproduction. Male reproductive organs and female reproductive organs are
different and they develop during the stage of adolescence. The baby develops
and become larger inside the mother’s uterus. This period is called pregnancy
and lasts about nine months.
Thanks for visiting. Regards, Christopher.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)





