Hello everybody and welcome to our English blog! 👋This blog has been created with the idea of helping students to review at home the topics they are working on in the English classroom. So, here, you will find some material that is being used in the classroom, other material that will be useful to reinforce their linguistic skills and some information related to activities that have been developed.
We hope you enjoy it!
Last week, second graders did a running dictation about clothes and carnival costumes.
The students learned how to describe the clothes they were wearing. In teams, they had to run, read, speak and write.
They had a lot of fun while learning!
Yesterday, the students from 3rd and 4th d’ESO went to the cinema to watch the film King Richard in English. They enjoyed the film and learnt about the interesting story of the Williams’ sisters. They had a rewarding experience!
The last two sessions of Masterchef of the first group of students in the optativa of 1r ESO were as much fun as always! They cooked two desserts, Oreo Cheesecake and Cookie Balls. Students enjoyed cooking, and the results were lovely.
The MasterChef session in the optativa of 3r d’ESO was a fantastic experience. Students prepared a poster with all the instructions for their recipe, filmed a video while cooking, and finally brought their finished dishes to class. It was a creative, hands-on activity that combined teamwork, communication, and lots of enthusiasm. The results were delicious! 🍽️👏
The first term has come to an end! Our 5th graders did an amazing job drawing and describing their Christmas trees. Don’t you love them?
We’re working on describing people, with a focus on physical descriptions and feelings and emotions. As part of this unit, our 6th graders created their own emojis. Here are some of their drawings.
This week, our 4th of ESO students took on an exciting challenge: creating their own company and launching a new product as part of their project-based learning unit. This product had to be invented from scratch, and they could use AI to create a photo of it to promote it. Below, you can see some examples of our little entrepreneurs.
This project not only strengthened their communication and critical-thinking skills, but also gave them a taste of what it means to turn an idea into a real business.
Great job, 4th of ESO! 🚀
A few days ago, the students of the elective course English Around the World (3rd of ESO) explored one of the most iconic celebrations from the English-speaking world: Halloween! They discovered the origins of this festivity by playing a Halloween trivia challenge, where they learnt that Halloween comes from the ancient Celtic festival Samhain. Then, as you can see in the pictures, students worked together to design and carve a traditional, spooky and creative jack-o’-lantern🎃🕯️.
During this Halloween week, 5th graders have created their own Halloween potions. Here you can see some of their ideas!
Our 5th and 6th graders have been talking about possible activities that we can do in autumn through the story of Flunk, a cute monster who didn’t like autumn, but at the end loves it. Here you have some of their favourite parts of the story.
