Christmas Pet

Christmas Verbs

Native Irish Animals

What can we do with them in a children's Infant class?
We could do:

1. Animal categories:
Animals that have no legs/ 2 legs / 4 legs.
Animals that can fly / swim /walk.
Animals that have mouth / beaks.

2. Make animal medals and with our favourites wear as a necklace.

3. Play a plasticine activity to decorate the classrom with them.

NATIVE IRISH ANIMALS - Movie Maker

The Wheels on the Bus

Viatge a Irlanda

We're happy to say that our trip to Kilfinnane in Ireland is on the track.
We're going to spend a week full of great experiences. Not only are we going to improve our English level but we will also meet some new people from a different culture, which is an important point to keep in mind because we need as much understanding of different cultures as we can get so we can have a more positive attitude about others and life in general.


Ens sentim molt satisfets de poder dir que el nostre viatge a Irlanda està en camí.
Passarem una setmana plena de bones experiències on no només millorarem el nostre nivell d'anglès, sinó que també tindrem l'oportunitat de conèixer persones d'una cultura diferent. Aquest fet és important a tenir en compte ja que com més coneixement adquirim de les diferents maneres de pensar i fer, més positiva serà la nostra actitud davant els altres i la vida en general.

 

Selene Navarro

-She's got long hair.                                                       -She's got glasses.
-She's got black hair.                                                     -She's got wavy hair.
-She's got a ponytail.           

Ares, Year 4       

    

My teacher Tere

-My teacher has got glasses.                                             -She has got a beautiful smile.
-She is got straight hair.                                                       -She is thin.
-I like my teacher.                                                                -She is tall .     

Claudia,   Year 4

Bonfire Night

Guy Fawkes Night, also known as Bonfire Night,  is an annual celebration  on the evening of the 5th of November . It celebrates the failure of the Gunpowder Plot, in which a group of conspirators attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament in London on the evening of 5 November 1605, against the Protestant King James I.

The celebrations,  involve fireworks displays and the building of bonfires, traditionally on which "guys",  representing Guy Fawkes, the most famous of the conspirators are burnt.

 In the United Kingdom, there are several other regional traditions that accompany Guy Fawkes/Bonfire night: the eating of bonfire toffee, toffee apples, the traditional 'apple lollipop', and baked potatoes.

Cultural References

The Gunpowder Plot inspired Shakespeare's Macbeth.

The film V for Vendetta recreate de Gunpowder Plot.

Bonfire - Movie Maker

All you need is love... kids: Beatles