As you now, the 11th oif June the South Africa football World Cup started. So I will like to share with you this song. I hope you like it
Friday, 18 June 2010
Monday, 31 May 2010
Animals in danger
With 6º we are talking about animals in danger all over the world. It's an important problem, so if you want to learn something more, you can visit this excellent web
Con 6º estamos hablando sobre animales en peligro en todo el mundo. Es un problema importante, así que si queréis aprender algo más, podéis visitar esta escelente web:
Monday, 24 May 2010
More things from 4º
In 4º we are learning how to describe people, and they have described some members of their families.
En 4º estamos aprendiendo a describir a la gente, y han descrito a algunos miembros de sus familias.
My mum's name is Mª Carmen. She is tall. She has got curly hair. She is thin. She works in the court. She has got fair hair, green eyes and small ears. She is strong.
Lucía Burgos.
My father is tall and thin. He has got short and curly hair. He has got glasses and brown eyes.
Carlos Hergueta.
My mother is a short and thin woman with long, straight hair.
Sara Delgado.
My brother is tall and thin. He has got short. straight hair.
Blanca Vega.
My mum is a short and thin woman with curly hair.
Francisco Javier Toledano.
My brother has got an average height. He is studying law. He has got straight hair and brown eyes. He likes playing footballand listening to music. He has got a car.
Fernando Alonso
My brother is a nurse. He is tall and thin. He has got dark hair. He likes fruit and meat. He also likes playing football. I love my brother.
Marta Romero.
My mum is tall and thin. She has got long, straight, dark hair.
Magdalena Salas.
My mum's name is Mª Carmen. She is tall. She has got curly hair. She is thin. She works in the court. She has got fair hair, green eyes and small ears. She is strong.
Lucía Burgos.
My father is tall and thin. He has got short and curly hair. He has got glasses and brown eyes.
Carlos Hergueta.
My mother is a short and thin woman with long, straight hair.
Sara Delgado.
My brother is tall and thin. He has got short. straight hair.
Blanca Vega.
My mum is a short and thin woman with curly hair.
Francisco Javier Toledano.
My brother has got an average height. He is studying law. He has got straight hair and brown eyes. He likes playing footballand listening to music. He has got a car.
Fernando Alonso
My brother is a nurse. He is tall and thin. He has got dark hair. He likes fruit and meat. He also likes playing football. I love my brother.
Marta Romero.
My mum is tall and thin. She has got long, straight, dark hair.
Magdalena Salas.
Saturday, 22 May 2010
Riddles!
Hi kids! Your friends in 4ºB made some riddles for you to solve. All of them are about animals. Can you guess the animals?
¡Hola chic@s! Vuestros compañeros de 4ºB han hecho algunas adivinanzas para que las resolváis. Todas son de animales. ¿Podéis adivinar los animales?(Pasad el ratón por el guión para ver la solución)
I can walk, but I can't fly. I live in India, in the grassland.
I'm orange, black and white.
I eat meat. You can see me in the zoo
Carmen García Polo
- tiger
It is big. It lives in the sea and it eats you
Alejandro Mayofret
-shark
I am big and green. I can swim.
I eat fishes. Ican't fly
Iather Magallanes
-crocodile
This animal can't fly but it can walk. He lives in the jungle or in the zoo.
He has black and orange stripes.
María Rueda Benítez
-Tiger
I can swim but I can't walk. I live in the sea.
I'm grey and white. I've got big teeth.
I eat fishes. You can see me in the aquarius.
Julio Luna
-shark
I can swim, but I can't run.I live in the sea.
I'm grey. I eat fish.
Fernando Rabasco
-shark
Sunday, 16 May 2010
More jokes
Here we have more English jokes! Now your friends in 5ºA found these great jokes:
¡Aquí tenemos más bromas inglesas! Ahora vuestr@s compañer@s de 5ºA han encontrado estos chistes geniales:
A teacher was asked to fill out a questionnaire. One question said: Give two reasons for being a teacher. The teacher said: July and August
Rafael Lozano. 5ºA
-Doctor, doctor! I keep thinking I'm a caterpillar!
-Don't worry. You will soon change
Laura Martínez Morejón. 5ºA
A little boy returned home from school and told his father that he had failed the maths test. Hiss father asked him - Why did you fail?
The boy replied. -The teacher asked how much is 3x2? and I said 3x2 is 6.
-Well, that's right -said the father.
The little boy continued. -Then she asked me How much is 2x3?
-What the hell is the difference? -asked the father.
The soon replied -That's exactly what I said to my teacher and that's why I sail the maths test!
Jaime Echeita and Ainhoa 5ºA
There are six boys under one umbrella and they don't get wet.
Why not?
It isn't raining!
Isabel Brioso. 5ºA
What do you call a person that keeps on talking even when others have stopped listening?
A teacher!
Carmen Díaz. 5ºA
Where do spiders play football?
Webley!
Enrique Aroca
What goes ha ha ha plop?
Someone laughing ther head off!
Pablo Badenes. 5ºA
Doctor, doctor! I keep thinking I'm invisible!
-Who said that?
Francisco López. 5ºA
What do sea monsters eat?
Fish and ships!
Ángela García. 5ºA
What has beginning, no end and nothing in the middle?
The letter "G"
María García. 5ºA
Where was the Queen of England crowned?
On her head.
Helena Prado. 5ºA
Dentist: I have to pull the aching tooth. It will take just 5 minutes.
Patient: And how much will it cost?
Dentist: It's 99 $
Patient: 99 $ for just a few minutes work?
Dentist: I can extract it very slowly if you like
Paula LLanos. 5ºA
Monday, 10 May 2010
Jokes!
With 5º we have been seeing some English jokes, and some of your partners searched new ones. So here you have a selection of some of the best jokes.
Con 5º hemos estado viendo algunas bromas inglesas y algunos de vuestros compañer@s han buscado algunas nuevas. Aquí tenéis una selección de las mejores bromas.
Doctor! Doctor! I feed like a racehorse!
Take one of these every four laps
Álvaro José Sánchez. 5ºB
A little boy asks a driver:
-Could you give me a ride please?I'm late for school.
- But I'm heading in the opposite direction!
-Even better!
Alejandra Olivencia Herrera. 5ºB
Doctor! Doctor! My sister here keeps thinking she's invisible.
-Which sister?
Eduardo Portero. 5ºB
What does minimum means?
A very small mother!
César Vázquez. 5ºB
Doctor! Doctor! My name is coquito.
You are silly
Juan Carlos Prieto. 5ºB
What do skeletons say before the begging dining?
Bone appetit!
Mario Misas. 5ºB
Doctor! Doctor! I'm a burglar!
Have you taken anything for it?
Andrés Gallego. 5º B
What is the difference between an elephant and a flea?
An elephant can have fleas, but a flea can't have elephants!
Javier Monrosi. 5ºB
What word is always pronounced wrong?
Wrong!
Alejandro Mora. 5ºB
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
Information
Hi everybody! Many of you ask me about giving this blog's direction to other people. I always say the same: there's no problem!
¡Hola a todo el mundo! much@s me preguntáis si se puede dar la dirección de este blog a otras personas. Siempre contesto lo mismo: ¡No hay problema!. Cuantos más seamos mejor que mejor
Sunday, 11 April 2010
Easter Eggs!
So, some days ago you made beautiful Easter Eggs. Unfortunately, I can't put all the pictures yet. But I made this for you with some pictures. I hope you like it
Hace algunos días hicisteis preciosos huevos de Pascua. Desafortunadamente, no puedo poner todas las fotos todavía. Pero he hecho esto con algunas de las fotos. Espero que os guste.
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
To do! (4º and everybody)
With 4º we are learning the verb to do. So if you need to review you can do this online exercises:
Con 4º estamos aprendiendo el verbo to do. Asíque si necesitas repasarlo puedes hacer estos ejercicios online:
And if you need to keep on practising with the verb to be, here you have a great interactive book.
Y si necesitas seguir practicando con el verbo tobe, aquí tienes un libro interactivo genial.
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Monday, 5 April 2010
Let's compare! (5º and 6º)
Soon we are having an exam and here you have an interactive book so you can review subjects, animals and how to compare adjectives. I hope you like it!
Dentro de poco tenemos un examen así que aquí tenéis un libro interactivo para que repaséis las asignaturas, animales y como comparar adjetivos. ¡Espero que os guste!
Click here! Here you also have some exercises to practice:
Write the comparative before the time is overWrite the comparative formChoose the best answer
Thursday, 25 March 2010
Easter!
Easter is a Christian Festival that celebrates the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. On the third day after Good Friday, the day of his crucifixion, now called Easter Sunday, He rose from the dead. Mourners went to His tomb to collect His body. However, He was not there and they were greeted by an angel who said "He is Risen".
La Pascua es una festividad que celebra la Resurrección de Jesucristo. El tercer día después del Viernes Santo (el día de su crucifixión) ahora llamado Domingo de Pascua, volvió de la muerte. Los dolientes fueron a su tumba para recojer su cuerpo. No obstante, no estaba allí y fueron visitados por un ángel que dijo "Ha resucitado"
Eggs 
are a symbol of the new life that returns to nature at Easter Time. The custom of exchanging eggs began long before Easter was celebrated. It was a custom of the Egyptians and the Persians. They exchanged eggs decorated in Spring colors. They believed Earth hatched from an egg which contributed to this custom. Early Christians used red colored eggs to symbolize the Resurrection. In England they began writing messages and dates on their eggs and exchanging them with friends and loved ones. In the 1800's, candied eggs were made. They were open on one end and a scene was put inside. They were used as table centerpieces.
Los huevos son un símbolo de la nueva vida que vuelbre a la naturaleza en tiempos de Pascua. La costumbre de intercambiar huevos comenzó mucho antes de que se celebrase la Pascua. Era una costumbre egipcia y persa. Se intercambiaban huevos decorados con colores primaverales. Creían que la Tierra nació de un huevo, lo cual contribuyó a esta costumbre. Los primeros cristianos usaban huevos coloreados para simbolizar la Resurrección. En Inglaterra comenzaron a escribir mensajes y fechas en los huevos y a intencambiarlos con amigos y seres queridos. En 1800, se crearon los huevos de caramelo. Se abrían por uno de los extremos y se introducía una escena. Se usaban como centros de mesa.
Rabbits 
symbolized new life and rebirth
in ancient Egypt.
They considered it a symbol of the moon
as the moon determines the date of Easter.
The Easter Bunny's visit is based upon a German Legend.
The legend goes that a poor woman decorated eggs
for her children to find during a famine.
At the moment they found them,
they looked up to see a big bunny hopping away.
Los conejos sumbolizaban nueva vida y renacimiento en el antiguo Egipto. Los consideraban una metáfora de la luna, y la luna determina la fecha de la Pascua. La visita del Conejo de Pascua está basada en una leyenda alemana. La leyenda cuenta que una mujer pobre decoraba huevos para que sus hijos los buscaran durante las épocas de hambruna. En el momento en que los encontraron, miraron para ver un gran conejo alejándose a saltos.
Now, let's have some fun!
Here you have a classic Disney cartoon about Easter!
Buggs Bunny!
And games!
Click to play Easter golf!
Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Saint Patricks Day!
St. Patrick's Day is an Irish holiday celebrated all around the globe to honor the patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick. Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated each year on March 17th.
It is believed that he died on March 17 in the year 461 AD. It is also a worldwide celebration of Irish culture and history. St. Patrick’s Day is a national holiday in Ireland.
In Ireland on St. Patrick’s Day, people traditionally wear a small bunch of shamrocks on their jackets or caps. Children wear orange, white and green badges, and women and girls wear green ribbons in their hair.
Many cities have a St. Patrick’s Day parade. Dublin, the capital of Ireland, has a huge St. Patrick’s Day festival from March 15-19, that features a parade, family carnivals, treasure hunt, dance, theatre and more. In North American, parades are often held on the Sunday before March 17. Some paint the yellow street lines green for the day! In Chicago, the Chicago River is dyed green with a special dye that only lasts a few hours.
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El día de San Patricio es una festividad Irlandesa celebrada en todo el mundo en honor al patrón de Irlanda, San Patricio. El día de San Patricio se celebra todos los años el 17 de marzo.
Se cree que murió el 17 de marzo del año 461 después de Cristo. Es también una celebración mundial de la cultura e historia irlandesas. San Patricio es una fiesta nacional en Irlanda.
El día de San Patricio la gente lleva pequeños ramilletes de tréboles en las chaquetas o sombreros. Los niños llevan insignias blancas, naranjas y verdes, y las chicas llevan lazos verdes en el pelo.
Muchas ciudades tienen desfiles por el día de San Patricio. Dublín, capital de Irlanda, acoge un gran festival que dura del 15 al 19 de marzo, que incluye cabalgatas, carnavales familiares, cazas del tesoro, baile, teatro y más. En Estados Unidos las cabalgatas se suelen celebrar el domingo antes del 17 de marzo. En algunas ciudades pintan las señales de las calles de verde en lugar de amarillo. En Chicago el río se tiñe de verde con un tinte especial que sólo dura unas horas.
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