ENGLISH CULTURAL WEEK

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Ana de la Hera, my colleague was cooking a nice recipe too: Muffins!, in the school of Medrano. She had a great help, Paz, the class teacher who is a wonderful cooker. Have a look to the Muffins, really tasty!.

ENGLISH CULTURAL WEEK

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The second activitiy was a recipe.
We prepared an Orange Jelly in our class. Maybe, you would like to cook it. It´s easy and yummy!!. Click here if you want to have a look at this recipe by Amy Chapman, that I have adapted to my pupils.

ENGLISH CULTURAL WEEK

We are celebrating the English Cultural Week in our schools ( CRA Moncalvillo ). We have many diferent activities to learn and enjoy. One of my colleagues, Ana de la Hera, teacher of english in Entrena and Medrano has made a Power Point Presentation to show in our classes. This is the first activity from the programme.

ART – Patchwork Fun

Cool Slideshows

Well, finally, you´ve got your mother´s presents ready. I´m sure they will love them. Good work, kids!!

DRAMA – The lion and the mouse

Hi children,
Welcome back to the third and last term.
While you are memorizing and rehearsing the play, I suggest to you these entertaining activities:
Listen and enjoy the Story

Print and complete the Wordsearch

ART – Patchwork Fun

The second term is over. Yesterday we started with the patchwork heart we are sewing for Mother´s Day. Pay attention to them! They are very concentrated on their works, above all, threading the needles!

DRAMA – The lion and the mouse

Now, let´s act it out!

The lion and the mouse is an Aesop Fable . Fables teach a lesson or moral. This story teaches how we can help each other no matter how we are.

We have to work hard learning the dialogues and decorating the stage. By the end of the school year we will perform the play in our class and we will record a short video to show you all.

ART – Patchwork

Cool Slideshows

Patchwork fun!

Do you know what a quilt is? and… What does patchwork mean?

Well, to answer these questions I invited Julia Baigorri to our class. Julia is a teacher of english, a poet and she loves patchwork. She is really a wonderful woman!

She told the children the origins of patchwork. Its way from the Near East to Europe and then to America. The lifestyle of the pioneers who settled in the west and their lives in the new frontier. They reviwed and learn words from many topics. They spent a happy time with her. The idea now is to sew a patchwork heart to present on Mother´s Day. The heart design has been made by Mª Jesús a patchwork artist and teacher from Logroño.
Many thanks to you both!!

ART – Pottery

Cool Slideshows

Have a look to this book. Here you can see some of the works children made with clay. There were more!!

ART – Pottery

Hola niños y Rosa. Saludos y deciros que me encantó conoceros. Espero que lo que hicisteis lo esteis pintando y os quede estupendo. Os mando una foto, muchos saludos y hasta pronto.
Carmen Guinea

This is Carmen´s e-mail and picture.

We really had a good time and now we are painting and decorating the things we made. Thanks again!!