It was snowing and hailing this morning but spring is already here!
Listen to this famous song by The Beatles to celebrate the coming of spring.
Now complete the lyrics in this worksheet.
You can also listen to the Glee version sung by Demi Lovato:
Thursday, 31 March 2016
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Welcome back!
I hope you had a good Easter holiday!
We are now starting our third term and have loads of work to do before the end of the year, so let´s get started!
We are going to look at how passive sentences are constructed in English and do some exercises.
WATCH THESE VIDEOS AND DO THE EXERCISES IN YOUR NOTEBOOK:
Let´s now learn a more difficult structure:
Follow this link from BBC Learning English to understand the causative
We are now starting our third term and have loads of work to do before the end of the year, so let´s get started!
We are going to look at how passive sentences are constructed in English and do some exercises.
WATCH THESE VIDEOS AND DO THE EXERCISES IN YOUR NOTEBOOK:
Let´s now learn a more difficult structure:
Follow this link from BBC Learning English to understand the causative
Thursday, 17 March 2016
Happy Easter!
Easter is already here!
Folow this link to learn about Easter. This webquest by Luke Vyner includes activities on the history of Easter, Easter symbols, celebrations around the world and little-known facts about the spring festival. Published by onestopenglish.
Folow this link to learn about Easter. This webquest by Luke Vyner includes activities on the history of Easter, Easter symbols, celebrations around the world and little-known facts about the spring festival. Published by onestopenglish.
Friday, 4 March 2016
Limericks
A limerick is a humorous poem with five lines. It has a very specific format: it must have five lines. The first, second and fifth line all rhyme with each other. The third and fourth lines also rhyme with each other. The most common scheme is the 8-9-6-6-9 syllables per line. Limericks also tend to have a surprise ending. They come from old songs about the town of Limerick, Ireland.
Watch this presentation to learn about Limericks
Visit this web page to read lots of funny Limericks!
These videos will help you write your own Limerick:
Watch this presentation to learn about Limericks
Visit this web page to read lots of funny Limericks!
These videos will help you write your own Limerick:
Wednesday, 2 March 2016
The Republic of Ireland. St. Patrick´s Day
Irish people around the world celebrate St. Patick´s Day on March the 17th.
How much do you know about Ireland, its symbols and traditions?
This week we are going to learn about Ireland´s history and St Patrick
Let´s start watching this video:
Click on this link to take a quiz about St. Patrick
Now follow this link to learn about the Irish flag.
Take the quiz
Learn some important facts about Ireland.
You can learn further information about Ireland in this history website
Do you want to know more about St.Patrick´s? Click on this video-listening activity and answer the questions online.
Now try to complete this webquest by onestopenglish!
Watch this video and find out who Molly Malone was:
How much do you know about Ireland, its symbols and traditions?
This week we are going to learn about Ireland´s history and St Patrick
Let´s start watching this video:
Click on this link to take a quiz about St. Patrick
Now follow this link to learn about the Irish flag.
Take the quiz
Learn some important facts about Ireland.
You can learn further information about Ireland in this history website
Do you want to know more about St.Patrick´s? Click on this video-listening activity and answer the questions online.
Now try to complete this webquest by onestopenglish!
Watch this video and find out who Molly Malone was:
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