jueves, 31 de octubre de 2013
viernes, 25 de octubre de 2013
Letters from Scotland
As promised, here you have some pictures about the project with our new friends in Hamilton, Scotland.
domingo, 20 de octubre de 2013
Exchange Project With Scotland
This year during the 4th hour of English with Fiona and Aran, our 5th primary students were very excited to hear that they will be taking part in a really exciting project with a primary school in Hamilton, Scotland.
One of the P7 classes (6th primary) at St. Elizabeth's Primary School, Hamilton invited us to create a special project with them so that they can learn all about our lives in Escola Garbi and Catalonia and so our students can learn all about them.
Our 5th level students will only be communicating in English, whilst the pupils from St. Elizabeth's have just started to learn a little Spanish so they will be communicating in English and a little Spanish.
Last week our first set of letters arrived from our new Scottish friends and the Garbi students were very excited to learn about them!
Our letters have been sent in return and we hope that St. Elizabeth's really enjoy them!
We post some photos this week of the Scottish letters.
If you are interested here you can have a look at St. Elizabeth's Primary School Website!
http://www.stelizabeths.ik.org/p_Home.ikml
One of the P7 classes (6th primary) at St. Elizabeth's Primary School, Hamilton invited us to create a special project with them so that they can learn all about our lives in Escola Garbi and Catalonia and so our students can learn all about them.
Our 5th level students will only be communicating in English, whilst the pupils from St. Elizabeth's have just started to learn a little Spanish so they will be communicating in English and a little Spanish.
Last week our first set of letters arrived from our new Scottish friends and the Garbi students were very excited to learn about them!
Our letters have been sent in return and we hope that St. Elizabeth's really enjoy them!
We post some photos this week of the Scottish letters.
If you are interested here you can have a look at St. Elizabeth's Primary School Website!
http://www.stelizabeths.ik.org/p_Home.ikml
1st primary: Shapes
The 1st primary students this past two weeks have been learning the names of some shapes such as circle, square, triangle and rectangle. As well as learning to pronounce the shape correctly and learn to read its name in English, they have been using adjectives and colours to describe the shapes the could see e.g. I can see a big, red circle.
So to make the shape work more fun for them, we decided to let their imaginations run free and for them to create a boy or girl out of shapes.
First they had to colours the shapes, then cut them out, make a person, glue it down and finally they had to create a name for their person and write it down!
We saw some really great and original pictures alongside some interesting names! And there were a few Messi, Naymar, Batman, Scoobie, Mr Potaote, Violeta and even a Fiona!
Here are a few photos of the lovely work!
Enjoy!
So to make the shape work more fun for them, we decided to let their imaginations run free and for them to create a boy or girl out of shapes.
First they had to colours the shapes, then cut them out, make a person, glue it down and finally they had to create a name for their person and write it down!
We saw some really great and original pictures alongside some interesting names! And there were a few Messi, Naymar, Batman, Scoobie, Mr Potaote, Violeta and even a Fiona!
Here are a few photos of the lovely work!
Enjoy!
2nd Primary: Boys and Girls....
Something new that our 2nd Primary students have learning this year is how to use he and she to say if someone is a boy or a girl correctly, which sometimes people can find difficult.
As well as doing some listening work in the activity book and playing some games about when to use he/she and his/her, our students also made a sheet to help them remember and to start writing some more in English.
Below you can see just a few examples of the great work that they did!
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