jueves, 27 de enero de 2022

Alphabetic wheels. 6th grade.

Today we will do this passoword I created some time ago. Although threre are some words you don't know, I think it will be funny

Alphabetic wheel Vocabulary (a bit of everything)

And one about food:

Food Alphabetic wheel

Describing people. Activity for 2nd grade.

Today, in 2nd grade B, we will carry out this onlinte activity:

Describing people I

On Monday we will do it in 2nd A. However, you can do it this weekend.

miércoles, 26 de enero de 2022

1st Grade. Online activity for reviewing animals.

An online activity we will do on Thursday, the 27th (tomorrow) Listen and click on the correct animal:

Animals I


jueves, 20 de enero de 2022

A story. Dragged by the tide. A present

This afternoon I will let this text here, as a present for good students. I will remove it tomorrow.

In my numerous travels to Santiago de Compostela I have had many adventures. One of the most dangerous ones was five years ago.

Bustio and Deva River.

The day started well. I woke up at seven o'clock, I had breakfast and I rode on my bike. That day I had to cover 67 kilometers, from Santander to Bustio (the first town you find when entering in Asturias, comming from Cantabria) I crossed rivers, mountains, small villages... all along the N – 634 road. I arrived to Bustio in the afternoon, without any relevant incident. I left my bike and luggage in the hotel and I went for a walk along Deva river.


Deva River Mouth.
On one point I discovered a very beautiful place. The river was clean and clear, and it has a sandy beach. I was wearing my trunks, and the weather was fine; so I decided to have a bath just there. I climbed up a rock and I jumped in. I swam a little, enjoying the fresh water and relaxing my legs after a hard day of bike. Then I decided to turn back for reaching the river bank... But when I looked, I did not recognize the place. Scared, I looked river up... And I checked that the water flow has dragged me river down more than 100 meters in a few seconds!!! I swam with all my strength trying to reach the river bank; but it wasn't easy. The river was getting wider, and I noticed that I was arriving to the Cantabric sea. Finally I could reach the river bank just before arriving to the ocean. I grasped a tree root, I climbed it up and I could get out of there. I walked back; and I spent more than 20 minutes into arriving to the point in which I had jumped to the water.

Later, in a bar, I started chat with a couple of old grandpas. They told me that that afternoon the tide was going out; and for that reason the river flow has been so violent. They also told me that some people had died dragged by Deva river, precisely because of the mix of tide with the strength of the water flow.

That day I learnt a couple of things. First, to not swim in unknow rivers. And second, to not swim in a river close to the coast when the tide is going out.


TEXT FOR THE EXAM. 4th GRADE.

One of these two texts is going to appear in the following exam:

Text I

Text II

martes, 18 de enero de 2022

martes, 11 de enero de 2022

4th Grade. Medical vocabulary.

This is the photocopy we are working this week:




And this is the online activity, for people who is confined


Medical Vocabulary

2nd Grade. Physical appearance.

This is the photocopy we are working this week.


And this is the online activity, specially designed for reviewing what we are teaching at class:

Online worksheet

lunes, 10 de enero de 2022

Grammar. 6th Grade. Going to.

"Going to" is an expression which could be translated as "voy a". We use it for talking about plans in a short term.

I am going to visit my grandad.

He is going to play football.

They are going to study English.

Today, at class, we did an online worksheet about it. I let it here, because, as you know, on next exam there will be a grammar excercise about "going to".

Going to

Note: it is a very complete worksheet. On following days we will do other parts of it. However, if you want to try it, go ahead.