WORKING ABOUT GIUSEPPE ARCIMBOLDO
First we review the vocabulary of fruits and vegetables and about parts of the body, specially parts of the face. Then we watched a power point that introduce this artist and we analized some of his paintings uinsg There is and there are. And finally we tried to imitate him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoXi8IVeuoE&feature=youtu.be
viernes, 8 de marzo de 2013
miércoles, 19 de diciembre de 2012
CHRISTMAS 2012
Sometimes teachers think that we are the only ones that have the key for teaching and we don't realise that we have little experts in some aspects in our classes. I thought about it and discover, that one of my students with some behaviour problems was an origami expert and I asked him if they wanted to be the teacher. He was so happy and he did this work. It was a vey nice experience. Try it!
lunes, 29 de octubre de 2012
HALLOWEEN 2012-2013
We did the finger puppets activity, as you can see in the video, and then students have introduced one of their characters using English.
sábado, 20 de octubre de 2012
STARTING ART IN ENGLISH
When English teachers start a new school year,
we always think about reviewing vocabulary. This year I thought to do this
activity through art. Why not?
First,
for remember numbers and the alphabet and for explaining students how important
is ATTITUDE in my class, I spelled the word ATTITUDE; they have to write it
using big letters.
Then instruct students to write on the line the number that corresponds to
each letter's position in the alphabet (for example A = 1, B= 2, C = 3 ...).
Finally have students add up the numbers on the lines. What is the answer? The
answer is 100, proving that attitude is 100 percent -- attitude is everything!
Use this activity to lead into a discussion about the importance of attitude.
Why is having a good attitude important? How do you recognize a "good
attitude" in a person?
The second activity is reviewing vocabulary:
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Divide
the class into groups
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Explain
them that we are going to say a topic and they have to write as many words as
they can remember since I say stop
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Say
to the students as many topics as groups you have in the class
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When
teacher finishes with the topics, he/she writes on the blackboard a letter for
each group and asks them how many words they have for each topic.
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Each
time teacher has the results for the topic asks to the winner group for say the
words they have written and ask the other students if they are correct, if the
answer is yes that group is in charge of that topic.
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Give
each student a piece of A4 white cardboard, where they have to draw the shape
that represents a word in their topic. (they can draw two or three in each
cardboard)
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Students
have to cut out the inside part of that shape creating a stencil
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When
the group has finished all the stencils, give them a big cardboard where they
write in big letters the name of their topic.
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Give
students watercolors and a toothbrush. Students put the stencil on the
cardboard; they dip the toothbrush in the watercolor, they dab off any excess
and they use their finger to make the paint spray over the stencil shape
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When
the stencil is cover, carefully they lift it off so they see the shape on the
paper. They use another stencil shape somewhere else on the cardboard until
they finish.
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They
let the paint dry
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They
can use a marker to draw the outline of the picture if it’s not very clear and
they write under each picture the word in English
With this activity you can cover a lot of aims
in the curriculum and they have fun.
You can watch this video about the activity:
viernes, 20 de enero de 2012
WE START TO WORK ON THE COMENIUS PROJECT
Our school is involved in a new comenius project titles: CLIL "LEARNING LANGUAGES THROUGH SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION", and I've created materials for working the Recycling unit. I've started working Materials and here you can see all the things we have done about this unit.
jueves, 22 de diciembre de 2011
QUESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS HOMEWORK
Answer these questions about the power point Chirsmas around Europe. Remember to look into your class blog in the section Festivals, Christmas or follow this link:
http://www.slideboom.com/presentations/466938/CHRISTMAS-AROUND-EUROPE
1.- When do Christmas start in Italy?
2.- How do you say Happy New Year in Italian?
3.- What is celebrated in Italy on December 8th?
4.- Which costume do children wear on December 23rd?
5.- What's the Italian name for the traditional Christmas dinner?
6.- When do christmas holidays finish in Hungary?
7.- What's the name of the typicall hungarian cake you can see in the power point?
8.- How do you say Christmas Eve in Hungarian?
9.- which festivity is celebraten on December 5th in Belgium?
10.- What do Belgian people drink in all the Christmas meals?
11.- Which colours have the Danish flag?
12.- What is celebrated in Denmark on December 13th?
13.- What do Danish light in Christmas time?
14.- Do Turkish people celebrate Christmas? Why?
15.- Which is the most important figure in Turkish religion?
16.- Where was St. Nicholas born?
17.- What do Turkish people eat for New Year?
18.- What is the festivity that Spanish people celebrate on December 28th?
19.- How do Spanish celebrate that festivity?
20.- çwhich tradition do Spanish people on December 31st?
21.- How many weeks have English children for Christmas holidays?
22.- Which is the desser on Christmas day for english people?
23.- Which colours have the Irish flag?
24.- When do Irish celebrate St. Stepjen Day?
25.- Name a typicall Irish biscuit?
26.- Where is situated Finland in Europe?
27.- Which was the ex-capital of Finland?
28.- Do Finish people visit saunas on christmas Eve?
29.- How do Polish people called to January 6th?
30.- What's the name of the traditional Polish Christmas Pudding?
31.- When do christmas preparations begin in Germany?
32.- Which is the mos popular carol in Germany?
33.- How do you say Merry Christmas in Norwegian?
http://www.slideboom.com/presentations/466938/CHRISTMAS-AROUND-EUROPE
1.- When do Christmas start in Italy?
2.- How do you say Happy New Year in Italian?
3.- What is celebrated in Italy on December 8th?
4.- Which costume do children wear on December 23rd?
5.- What's the Italian name for the traditional Christmas dinner?
6.- When do christmas holidays finish in Hungary?
7.- What's the name of the typicall hungarian cake you can see in the power point?
8.- How do you say Christmas Eve in Hungarian?
9.- which festivity is celebraten on December 5th in Belgium?
10.- What do Belgian people drink in all the Christmas meals?
11.- Which colours have the Danish flag?
12.- What is celebrated in Denmark on December 13th?
13.- What do Danish light in Christmas time?
14.- Do Turkish people celebrate Christmas? Why?
15.- Which is the most important figure in Turkish religion?
16.- Where was St. Nicholas born?
17.- What do Turkish people eat for New Year?
18.- What is the festivity that Spanish people celebrate on December 28th?
19.- How do Spanish celebrate that festivity?
20.- çwhich tradition do Spanish people on December 31st?
21.- How many weeks have English children for Christmas holidays?
22.- Which is the desser on Christmas day for english people?
23.- Which colours have the Irish flag?
24.- When do Irish celebrate St. Stepjen Day?
25.- Name a typicall Irish biscuit?
26.- Where is situated Finland in Europe?
27.- Which was the ex-capital of Finland?
28.- Do Finish people visit saunas on christmas Eve?
29.- How do Polish people called to January 6th?
30.- What's the name of the traditional Polish Christmas Pudding?
31.- When do christmas preparations begin in Germany?
32.- Which is the mos popular carol in Germany?
33.- How do you say Merry Christmas in Norwegian?
lunes, 12 de diciembre de 2011
CHRISTMAS TIME
Students like to use computers for learning, so we are going to learn about how our Comenius partner's celebrate Christmas time. We are going to learn about: Italy, Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, Turkey, Spain, England, Ireland, Finland, Poland, Germany, Norway and Slovakia. they are going to do the task they have on the webquest I have created for it:
http://letslearnaboutchristmas.wordpress.com/task/
http://letslearnaboutchristmas.wordpress.com/task/
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