Christmas Carols

          Here you have some Christmas Carols. I hope you like them. I wish you all a

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

And can you remember this one?


John Lennon

Mariah Carey
Wham

IRREGULAR VERBS - JEOPARDY

This is the link for us to play irregular verbs in class or for you to practise at home. Have fun!

Merry Christmas!!!

Hi, students and friends, I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and all the best for 2018!

Please click on here.

I hope you like this one too.

 Best wishes.

Readers 2nd ESO - 2nd Term

This second term we (2nd ESO 'Programa') are going to read a version of The Prince and the Pauper, by Mark Twain. The publisher is Oxford (Oxford Bookworms). 

At the end of January we are going to see the play in English all together. Therefore, we recommend you to read the book, at least most of it, during the Christmas holidays.

We think it would be a great idea if you could ask Santa Claus to bring you the book so that you can start reading it during your Christmas holidays.

Readers 1st ESO - 2nd Term

This second term we (1st ESO 'Programa') are going to read a version of The Prince and the Pauper, by Mark Twain. The publisher is Burlington.

Then, after reading the book, in February, we are going to see the play (in English) all together.

Therefore, we think it would be a great idea if you could ask Santa Claus to bring you the book so that you could start it during your Christmas holidays.

Animals

What is your favourite animal? A mammal? A reptile? An insect? A fish?
Are you afraid of any?
Do you enjoy going to the zoo? When was the last time you went there? Who did you go with?

Here are some exercises for you to learn new animals and review some others.
Exercise 1. Match animals with their names.
Exercise 2. Animals.
Exercise 3. Birds.
Exercise 4. Matching exercise.
Exercise 5. Find the pairs.
Exercise 6. Hangman.

Clothes

• What are you wearing today?
• Do you enjoy buying clothes?
• How often do you go shopping? Who do you go with?
• Do you usually spend a lot of money on clothes? What do you do with the clothes you don't use any more?

Here you have some vocabulary exercises related to clothes. I hope you enjoy doing them.

Exercise 1. Matching exercise.
Exercise 2. Underwear and footwear.
Exercise 3. Shopping.
Exercise 4. Shopping in the men's wear department.
Exercise 5. Crossword.

Thanksgiving

This coming Thursday is Thanksgiving. We are celebrating it at school on Wednesday. Students are preparing quite a lot of activities: presentations in order to learn a bit more about the origins of Thanksgiving and how it is celebrated nowadays; some delicious recipes and a performance. All our classrooms will be decorated with colourful Thanksgiving symbols created by our students.

Here we'll post some of the photos we take.

As we promised, here you have some photos we've taken today. You've made a great effort and you've done wonderful things! Congratulations!!!

We have so many thing to be grateful!!!

Below you have a couple of videos. One is The Simpsons and the other one shows you, briefly, some important facts about the origins of Thanksgiving.

British English vs American English

Here you can see a picture of both British and American English that a student sent me some years ago.

A picture is worth a thousand words!

Here you have another exercise in order to practise different vocabulary in both American and British English.

Speaking test 2nd ESO (1st Term)

Here is a mindmap which can help you rehearse for the oral test of the first term.

SPEAKING (Units 0-3) por Mª del Mar Delgado

Halloween

As you all already know, Halloween is on 31st October. Here you have a couple of videos which will help you understand the story behind the tricks and treats of Halloween.

 


And here you have a vocabulary game.

These are some of the photos we took in class :-)

We don't talk any more

Here there's a very popular song by Charlie Puth & Selena Gomez. Remember there are four levels of difficulty! You have to type the missing words as you listen to the song.

Enjoy it!

There is & There are

In order to practise 'there is' and 'there are', do the following exercise.
Here you have another execise with positive, negative and interrogative sentences.
Exercise 3
Exercise 4 
Exercise 5

Present continuous exercises

Before doing some activities, it's worth having a look at the video you have on this page by The British Council.


Then, I recommend you to do the following exercises:

One
Two 
Three
Four
Five