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WELCOME SUMMER! BENVIDO VERAN!!

COMO ACTIVIDADE FINAL DESTE CURSO FIXEMOS OS XOGOS DA AUGA!!

OS ALUMNOS DE SEGUNDO, TERCEIRO E CUARTO XOGAMOS A XOGOS TRADICIONAIS CON AUGA NO COLE COAS PROFES ANGELA, LOLI E RAQUEL!

DEMOSLLE A BENVIDA O VERÁN E A DESPEDIDA O CURSO 2017! FOI UN DIA INCRIBLE NO QUE PARTICIPAMOS MOITOS ALUMNOS E PROFES...

XOGAMOS Ó CAMIÑO SECRETO, Á FILA SENTADOS, Á PELOTA "ESTILO ROBIN HOOD", Á COMBA E Ó "PEDRA, PAPEL, TESOIRAS"...CONTRA A PROFE!! COA CALOR QUE ÍA, MOLLAMONOS TODOS ENCANTADOS...

GRACIAS POR ESTE CURSO E FELICES VACACIÓNS!!

AS A FINAL ACTIVITY WE DID "THE WATER GAMES" THIS YEAR!!

2,3 AND 4 YEARS PLAYED TRADITIONAL WATER GAMES AT SCHOOL WITH ANGELA, LOLI AND RAQUEL TEACHERS!

WE SAY HELLO TO THE SUMMER AND GOODBYE TO THIS 2017 YEAR! IT WAS AN INCREDIBLE DAY IN WHICH A LOT OF PUPILS AND TEACHERS PARTICIPATED!!

WE PLAYED "THE SECRET PATH", THE ROW, "ROBIN HOOD" BALL OR "ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS" AGAINST THE TEACHER!!! IT WAS A REALLY HOT DAY AND WE ENJOY THE WATER!!

THANK YOU FOR THIS COURSE AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

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SPINNER´S FEVER!!!

TO FINISH THIS AMAZING YEAR, WE DID AN ACTIVITY WITH THE FAMOUS SPINNERS!! WE ENJOYED THE VOCABULARY ACTIVITIES A LOT!! AND WE DID TRICKS WITH THEM! YOU CAN SEE AN EXAMPLE HERE!!

PARA ACABAR ESTE FABULOSO ANO, FIXEMOS UNHA ACTIVIDADE COS FAMOSOS SPINNERS! ENCANTOUNOS A ACTIVIDADE CO VOCABULARIO E ATA FIXEMOS TRUCOS CON ELES! AQUI TEDES UN EXEMPLO!

(Grupo de 3A e 3B coa profe Raquel)

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¡¡¡EXCURSION A "OS PEARES"!!!

Este venres, 28 de Abril, os alumnos de Inglés de 3º e 4º estivemos de excursión no centro de Inmersión Lingüística dos Peares!!!

Pasamos un día xenial de xogos, auga, calor,natureza e diversión cos simpáticos monitores...e aprendemos e melloramos moito o noso inglés...

E para mostra aqui van unhas fotos...

Esperamos volver pronto! See you soon!

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El Día de la Paz (Peace Day) is celebrated in Spain on the 30th of January. While this day was celebrated throughout the school, the English department conducted a special project of its own. Students made peace badges during arts and crafts class to wear on Peace Day. They created new peace symbols, drew them on their badges, and then decorated them with permanent markers. Students also learned new words related to peace such as harmony, friendship, love, and freedom.

This project was planned and led by Dolores García Rodríguez, English teacher.

Badges for Peace Day

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MERRY CHRISTMAS

This Christmas students learned about how Christmas is celebrated in the U.S. After learning a bit about the popularity of Christmas films in the U.S., students watched a Christmas movie "mash-up" video. They then constructed layered Christmas tree ornaments out of construction and shiny paper.

This project was planned and led by Dolores García Rodríguez, English teacher, and Kristen Fraley, Language Assistant.

Christmas

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WHAT ARE YOU THANKFUL FOR?

Thanksgiving is celebrated in the U.S. every year on the fourth Thursday in November. This year students made "hand turkeys", a classic Thanksgiving craft. Some students made classic "hand turkeys" while others chose to make "hand trees". First students traced their hands on a piece of paper. In the center of the hand they wrote, "I'm thankful for" and then wrote one thing on each finger for which they were thankful. Examples included "family", "friends", "peace", and "love". Then students either decorated each finger with different color feathers, if they made a turkey, or leaves, if they made a tree. Thanksgiving is a time for us to remember what we are thankful for and this activity helped students to do just that. Students then displayed their finished turkeys and trees in the school hallway.

This project was planned and led by Dolores García Rodríguez, English teacher, and Kristen Fraley, Language Assistant.

Thanksgiving

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CELEBRATING HALLOWEEN

Halloween takes place every year on October 31^st. This year students participated in a “hands-on” Halloween learning experience. They listened to a tale called “Poor Joe”, which tells the story of a man named Joe who leaves his house on Halloween night. During the story, a goblin begins to steal different parts of Joe’s body until he is left with nothing but a beating heart. After each part of the story is read, a box containing the “body part” that Joe has just lost is passed around the classroom. Inside the boxes were spaghetti for brains, carrots for toes, red peppers for ears, and peeled frozen grapes for eyes. When touched without looking these different foods actually feel like the body parts they represent! During this activity students were able to learn new vocabulary words all while having a bit of scary Halloween fun.

This project was planned and led by Dolores García Rodríguez, English teacher, and Kristen Fraley, Language Assistant.

Halloween

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GUY FAWKES NIGHT

Guy Fawkes Night, also known as Guy Fawkes Day, Bonfire Night and Firework Night, is an annual commemoration observed on November 5th, primarily in Great Britain. Its history begins with the events of November 5th, 1605, when Guy Fawkes, a member of the Gunpowder Plot, was arrested while guarding explosives the plotters had placed beneath the House of Lords. Celebrating the fact that King James I had survived the attempt on his life, people lit bonfires around London, and months later the introduction of the Observance of 5th November Act enforced an annual public day of thanksgiving for the plot's failure.

This project was planned and led by Dolores García Rodríguez, English teacher.

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TEA TIME

In an increasingly diverse world, it is essential to expose students to other cultures and help them develop intercultural sensitivity. Through this lesson, the students gained a better understanding and appreciation for English culture, and in addition expanded their vocabulary. The students also used their artistic skills and dexterity through paper hat making and cooking activities. The students got to prepare and enjoy freshly squeezed orange juice, homemade fruit smoothie, sandwiches, and tea. There is nothing better than to learn while having fun!

This activity was planned and led by Dolores García Rodríguez, Clil Teacher.