PROJECT: Storytelling

In our English lesson we have talked about the importance of intonation when we speak a foreign language. Reading aloud short stories may help you a lot to improve your oral skills.

These are the steps you have to follow for this project:

• CLICK HERE and choose a story.
• Listen to the story as many times as you want.
• Try to repeat and record your voice with the sound recorder in your computer.
• Compare your pronunciation and intonation with the story you have chosen and make all the changes you consider in order to improve and get confidence.
• Send your recordings to your teacher's email.
• Write a new entry in your blog with the title of "Storytelling", then write the name of the story you have chosen and upload an image related to the story.
• Finally, write a comment about this project in your teacher's blog.

DEADLINE: 22nd. November.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BEST RECORDINGS :
- Montse Cruz Izquierdo.(3º A)
- Marina Román  Hernández.(3º A)
- Jesús Gómez Blanco.(3º B)
- Beatriz Sánchez García. (3º B)
- Esther García Calderón. (3º C)
- Pablo Moreno Barrios. (3º C)

GEOGRAPHY

NEW VOCABULARY TO DESCRIBE NATURAL DISASTERS

HALLOWEEN : 31st. OCTOBER

"THIS IS HALLOWEEN" 

CULTURE

FROM CHILD TO ADULT

In our English lesson we have read about growing up in Australia and New Zealand. Around the world, children become adults at different ages,but the celebrations aren't always the traditional family parties. In some countries, there are rites of passage ceremonies to mark the change from child to adult. These ceremonies can be very painful, but they teach teenagers the importance of survival.

We have read about:

• Australian walkabout.
• Maori Ta Moko.

Here you can read some information about Australia and New Zealand.

AUSTRALIA

• It's the sixth largest country in the world.
• The capital city is Canberra but Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide are bigger than the capital.
• The population is around 22 million.
• A lot of the land in Australia is desert and it is called the outback.
• There are a number of animals which are only native to Australia: kangaroo, koala, emu, platypus and wallabies.

NEW ZEALAND

• It is made upof two main islands: The North Island and The South island.
• The capital city is Wellington but Auckland is bigger.
• The population is around 4.5 million.
• "The Lord of The Rings" films were filmed there.
• One native bird is the kiwi and people from New Zealand are sometimes given the nickname Kiwis.

                                        

RULES: modal verbs

         

We are reviewing "modal verbs": HAVE TO, MUST, CAN, COULD, SHOULD and OUGHT TO. 

In our English class we have been speaking about some rules in different countries about the age that young people can get married, drive a car, ride a moped, get tattoos or a piercing, as well as things that young people must or   mustn´t do at school or at home.

The task you have to do in your blog is:

• Write the title of the entry: RULES
• Choose one country: Spain, the UK or the USA.
• Write eight sentences using modal verbs about some rules in the country you have chosen.
• Some of the topics can be: school, driving a car,  riding a moped, calling teachers by their first names, sports......

            

GEOGRAPHY: Scales

DEADLINE: 8th. December

WORD CLOUD

Start your blog/ portfolio creating a word cloud.

Follow these steps:

• Write words related to feelings or about the subjects you have this school year or new vocabulary and expressions you have learnt in the Starter Unit.
• Be original and creative because we'll make an exibition with them.
• Don't forget to leave the background white because it will be better to print them.
• Enjoy yourselves guys!!!

DEADLINE: FRIDAY, 13TH. OCTOBER

PHYSICAL AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY

This is the presentation that your teacher of geography has shown you in class to teach you the difference between physical and human geography. 

CLICK HERE: WHAT´S GEOGRAPHY?

Have a look at the presentation again and complete the information to make descriptions.

Use these speaking tips  and expressions to describe pictures.

DEADLINE: 8th. December

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

Watch this video to practise pronunciation. First, listen and then repeat. You´ll improve using the simple past of regular verbs.

SCHOOL YEAR 2017-18

Hello again guys! New school year, new friends, new subjects and new projects in English, P.E. and Geograhy.

Get your portfolios/blogs ready and start with hapiness and do things enthusiastically.