VOCABULARY (and pronunciation)
-Injuries and parts of the body. (SB. p. 76 and p. 78)
-Illnesses and remedies. (photocopies)
-Emergency services. (Reading SB. p. 118, voc. ex. 1)
-Revisión of irregular verbs.
GRAMMAR
-Present perfect:
-I have seen.....
-Have you ever seen....?
USE OF ENGLISH
-Suggestions.
-Why don't you...?
-You should/shouldn't....
-You'd better (not)....
-If I were you, I'd / wouldn't.....
-Avoid + (-ing)
SPEAKING
-At the doctor's (learn expressions)
WRITING
-Emergency Services: A Great Job
Sunday, 30 March 2014
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Writing a biography: My grandmother
Write a biography about your grandmother/(grandfather):
1. Ask your grandmother for some information and some photographs when she was young or recent ones.
2. Write her biography and scan the photographs (use your printer). Remember Ann Frank's biography. Don't forget dates, "who" which", etc. Talk about her childhood, youth, family, etc.
3. Create a Powerpoint (PPT) with all this information. (5-6 slides).
4. Be ready to talk to your class about your grandmother/grandfather!
1. Ask your grandmother for some information and some photographs when she was young or recent ones.
2. Write her biography and scan the photographs (use your printer). Remember Ann Frank's biography. Don't forget dates, "who" which", etc. Talk about her childhood, youth, family, etc.
3. Create a Powerpoint (PPT) with all this information. (5-6 slides).
4. Be ready to talk to your class about your grandmother/grandfather!
Thursday, 13 February 2014
Warning!
Dont forget to keep your blog up to date. Remember:
- Favorite band.
- (Favorite film is optional)
- A superstar' s house.
- Guy Fawkes.
- Brave Rescue.
- Anne Frank. (2 AB1)
- The entries so far are:
- Favorite band.
- (Favorite film is optional)
- A superstar' s house.
- Guy Fawkes.
- Brave Rescue.
- Anne Frank. (2 AB1)
- Include photographs, video, animated gifs in every entry.
- Dont forget all the gadgets: photo, labels, archive, favorite links (include some of your friends, other teachers, ...), and pageview (visits).
- Come and talk to me if you are having problems. The blog is obligatory! Dont wait until it is too late!
Tuesday, 11 February 2014
Sunday, 26 January 2014
Visit to the theatre
Tuesday, 14 January 2014
Prepositions of movement
Sunday, 24 November 2013
Women's rights
1.
(Rosa Parks)
3.
(Malala)
I'm Malala
(Lyrics)
I'm Malala
(Lyrics)
Look, i wanna
make a nation proud
one day we’ll say things loud and be free
with the power of our speech
we can change our world and how it’s perceived
we’ve got doubts and beliefs
but not one thing’s truly out of our reach
don’t tell me the sky’s the limit
cause nothing can pull me down when I dream
i’m working on turning ‘em into a reality and opening eyes
and sharing a vision with every person
who had chose to be blind
i wanna focus their minds
to show that despite we’re broken inside
we can stand powerful together without a cloak or disguise
i hope in the future that I can look back
on a new generation that’s peaceful
that’s grateful they’re equal
cause those before made a change for the people
with paints and an easel we picture perfect
drew our attention to making the most of our time
creating more than useless inventions
i’m only young so I guess it’s down for you to decide
would you choose to fight for what you believe in
would you do what is right if I needed you
would you stand tall with me right here by my side
be the change you want to see, take a look through my eyes
one day we’ll say things loud and be free
with the power of our speech
we can change our world and how it’s perceived
we’ve got doubts and beliefs
but not one thing’s truly out of our reach
don’t tell me the sky’s the limit
cause nothing can pull me down when I dream
i’m working on turning ‘em into a reality and opening eyes
and sharing a vision with every person
who had chose to be blind
i wanna focus their minds
to show that despite we’re broken inside
we can stand powerful together without a cloak or disguise
i hope in the future that I can look back
on a new generation that’s peaceful
that’s grateful they’re equal
cause those before made a change for the people
with paints and an easel we picture perfect
drew our attention to making the most of our time
creating more than useless inventions
i’m only young so I guess it’s down for you to decide
would you choose to fight for what you believe in
would you do what is right if I needed you
would you stand tall with me right here by my side
be the change you want to see, take a look through my eyes
I am Malala
I am infinite hope
I am Malala, I am, I am, I am
I am Malala
I am infinite hope
I am Malala, I am, I am, I am
I am Malala
I am infinite hope
I am Malala, I am, I am, I am
I am Malala
I am infinite hope
I am Malala, I am, I am, I am
I am Malala
they say the
harder the culture, they say the harder the girl
i say the smarter the girl, then the stronger our world
from a country where we made fortunes
of others misfortunes and betray our own people
then we mourn for a portion of time
always taught to fight for my rights
Malala fought for education then she fought for her life
it’s hard to strive to be better
when oppressed by the suppressors
treated like the lesser, just be clever
ignore the ignorance from the ignorant
society is ridiculous but it’s the world that we living in
chauffeurs our drive and denies our desire
being silent doesn’t help, it adds fuel to the fire
how can somebody young like me even find any truth
when nobody’s looking for truth in the youth
life isn’t a choice, so who are we to say what’s void
and Malala gave a voice to me cuz…
i say the smarter the girl, then the stronger our world
from a country where we made fortunes
of others misfortunes and betray our own people
then we mourn for a portion of time
always taught to fight for my rights
Malala fought for education then she fought for her life
it’s hard to strive to be better
when oppressed by the suppressors
treated like the lesser, just be clever
ignore the ignorance from the ignorant
society is ridiculous but it’s the world that we living in
chauffeurs our drive and denies our desire
being silent doesn’t help, it adds fuel to the fire
how can somebody young like me even find any truth
when nobody’s looking for truth in the youth
life isn’t a choice, so who are we to say what’s void
and Malala gave a voice to me cuz…
hard work and
talent equals infinite growth
in school a child and a teacher equals infinite hope
in school a child and a teacher equals infinite hope
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