IN ENGLISH (XI) ANIMALS (Por toda la clase)

El otro día estuvimos en clase de inglés e imaginamos, si nos reencarnásemos en otra vida, qué animal nos gustaría ser. Al volver a nuestro aula contamos la anécdota a nuestro maestro y nos propuso que dijésemos los animales, pero en inglés. Aquí tenéis el listado de reencarnaciones en animales:

Bernardo       Dog           (perro)

Lidia             Canary       (canario)

Ana Mª          Dog           (perro)

Andrea          Hourse       (caballo)

Fátima           Dog           (perro)

Paz                Dolphin      (delfín)

Susana           Buterfly     (mariposa)

Francisco E.   Parrot        (loro)

Mª Mercedes  Swallow    (golondrina)

Urbano          Eagle         (águila)

Mª Luisa        Sparrow     (gorrión)

Mª del Mar    Cat            (gato)

Lucía             Bird           (pájaro)

Jesús             Tagle         (águila)

David            Lion           (león)

Estela            Hourse       (caballo)

Francisco S.   Dog           (perro)

Álvaro           Eagle         (águila)

¿Quién se aprende más animales en inglés? Entra en esta página y pincha abajo en START (Comenzar).

IN ENGLISH (X): HALLOWEEN (By 2º ESO)

The children wich began to write in this blog are now studying in the 2º ESO level. They come back to our blog to show us a “nice” song. Do you like it?

On Halloween…

What do we do?

We don’t say hi.

We say boo!

Say boo,

to go, to you.

On Halloween,

you say:

Booooo!!

Nati, our music teacher tested us this song . At home, she has made a pumpkin with her child and sends us a photo for the blog.

Nice Halloween!

IN ENGLISH (IX): WEATHER FORECAST (Por 2º ESO)

José Alberto:

The weather's cold and the evenings are dark. There's not much you can do to avoid the winter gloom, unless you jet off to sunnier climes.

Juan:

Winters are usually mild, warm and dry, with temperatures ranging from 14-23°C on the Costas. Occasionally there will be severe weather, with gales and heavy rain, as there were in early November 2001.

Virginia:

The Algarve and the island of Madeira are popular Portuguese destinations all year round. Temperatures in the Algarve region range from 15-19°C. Madeira has much wetter winters, with temperatures of 18-22°C.

Antonio Martínez:

The Mediterranean coast enjoys six hours of sunshine per day with temperatures ranging from 10-15°C.

Emilia:

Auckland, New Zeeland. In Auckland the climate is almost subtropical with very mild winters and warm, rather humid summers. Daily maximum temperatures range from 13 grades centigrade in July to 23 grades centigrade in January/February. The wettest months are May to August.

Antonio López:

Temperatures in Florida stay within the 18-26°C range, with six hours of sunshine. This area is prone to very changeable weather, but by November, the hurricanes are petering out.

Estefanía:

In Thailand, temperatures stay at 30-34°C all year round. Equatorial Malaysia has hot and wet weather all year round, with temperatures in the 30s°C.

The Indonesian islands, like Bali, have a similar climate to Malaysia. It stays hot and humid all year round, with temperatures averaging out at 29-31°C.

Antonio Vargas:

Cyprus. Temperatures range from 16-23°C, and although winters are usually mild and sunny, the island can experience its heaviest rainfalls at this time.

Lucía:

Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza enjoy six hours of sunshine in the winter and temperatures of 14-18°C. Occasionally the Mistral wind brings severe weather to their shores.

IN ENGLISH (VIII): THE POP STAR (Por el alumnado de 5º)

1.- Ricky can't sing or dance now. He's tired.
Yes! I´m tired!

2.- But I'm his dance teacher. I can teach you.

3.- Ok. Teach me.

4.- First, put your hands on your head. Then, stand on one foot.
This is easy!
And then...

5.- ...Go in the cupboard!

6.- Wel done, Jen!
Let me out!
No!

7.- Here, listen to the TV.
Maybe he doesn´t like pop music now!

8.-In the cafe.
Listen to this. Ricky Partrigde gets up at 12 o´clock every day.

9.- And he runs every afternoon.
Er... Boss?

10.- Ricky´s running now.
What? On TV?

11.- No, in the street! He´s outside, and the girl is with him.
Quick!

12.- Where are we?
We´re in the middle of London. We´re near the river.

13.- We need the police. Can you see a telephone box?
No I can´t.

14.- But I can see the criminals. They´re coming this way!
Run!

EL LINCE IBÉRICO: EN ESPAÑOL Y EN INGLÉS (Por Bernardo)

(Trabajo Project realizado por Bernardo)

EL LINCE IBÉRICO

El lince es uno de los animales más extraños y maravillosos. Está en peligro de extinción pero los tienen en la Sierra Morena donde están a salvo y crían a sus crías. Ahí tienen alimento de sobra. Se alimenta de conejos y no los matan los cazadores ni le destrozan su hábitat. En Sierra Morena están libres, pueden desplazarse libremente y no los tienen encerrados.

El lince se parece a un gato pero no lo es porque no come ratones. Corre mucho y vive por lo menos 12 años. El lince sabe nadar y oye muy bien pero lo que mejor se le da es ver por la noche. Por eso no se tropieza en la oscuridad.

STRANGE AND WONDERFUL ANIMALS

This is a lince ibérico. It lives in the wood of Andalucia. It lives for about 15 years. A lince can running long distances and can see well. It eats meat but it must like is rabbits. It is the solitary animal. The lince size is 84 cm aprox and its weight 11 kg. The lince is in danger of extinction.

IN ENGLISH (IV): DIALOGUE TO DO (By Rafa & Jose, 6º)

Everybody: Ready, steady, go!

J: Do you like playing the recorder?
R: Yes, I do.

J: Do you like football?
R: No, I don’t.

J: Do you like P.E.?
R: Yes, I do.

J: It’s Grako
R: Yes, that’s right.

IN ENGLISH (III): DIALOGUE (By Lidia and Paz)

P: Hello!
L: Hello!

P: What’s your name?
L: My name is Lidia.

P: How old are you?
L: I’m ten years old.

P: Where do you live?
L: I live in Abrucena.

P: What’s your favourite colour?
L: My favourite colours are red and pink.

P: What is your telephone number?
L: My telephone number is nine, five, o, one, two, four, three, six, seven.

P: Good-bye.
L: Bye.

In English (II): Villancico - Christmas Carol (Por toda la clase)

Whishing you a Merry Christmas, we present you this Christmas Carol: “The twelve days of Christmas”.

Bueno, los idiomas no son mi fuerte. Os presentamos un villancico en inglés:

THE TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS

On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

A partridge in a pear tree.

On the second day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree.

On the third day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Three French hens, two turtle doves ...

On the fourth day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Four calling birds, three French hens ...

On the fifth day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Five gold rings, four calling birds ...

On the sixth day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Six geese laying, five gold rings ...

On the seventh day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Seven swams swimming, six geese ...

On the eighth day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Eight maids milking, seven swams swimming ...

On the ninth day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Nine ladies dancing, eight maids milking ...

On the tenth day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Ten lords leaping, nine ladies dancing ...

On the eleventh day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Eleven pipers piping, ten lords leaping ...

On the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me:

Twelve drummers drumming, eleven ...

Y si no sabes cómo cantarlo, pincha abajo y los alumnos/as de sexto te lo muestran encantados. La “culpa” de todo esto es de Rosa, la maestra de inglés.

In English (I) (Por José Manuel)

We are very happy with our blog. We write some texts and show a lot of photos in the blog. We think that our blog is very interesting.

Thanks for your visit.

Goodbye