Sunday, 19 February 2012

What is your daily routine?

Watch this nice video to revise the times, daily routines and present simple. It combines English and Spanish languages so that you can stop it and make a note of some explanations.


Now, as a follow-up activity, tell someone about your daily routines.

Have you got the time?

Friday, 10 February 2012

Staying Healthy


Now, enjoy these lovely food pyramids created by our Primary 3rd level children!! (Click over the image or Expand button to see the pyramids as big as you want).

Your New Year's Resolutions

To help you stick to your New Year's Resolutions... (Click on the picture for a bigger one).

Numbers

Thanks to Mrs. Haquet we can learn and revise the numbers with this new interactive book.

Thursday, 26 January 2012

The youngest Nobel Peace Prize: Martin Luther King, Jr.

Watch this over three-minute video about Martin Luther King, Jr. and say if the sentences below are true or false.


1. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born in 15th February 1929. 
2. His real name was Michael Luther King, Jr.
3. When a child, other kid's parents never let Michael play with their kids.
4. He and his family were always active volunteers in church.
5. At the age of nine, Michael and his family travelled to Europe.
6. While visiting France, Michael and his father changed their names to Martin Luther King and Martin Luther King, Jr.
7. At the age of sixteen Martin graduated from high school.
8. He graduated from Boston University.
9. While living in Boston he got married and three sons and one daughter were born into the family.
10. He preached for peace and for equal rights for African and American (coloured) people.
11. One of his most important moments was called the bus boycott.
12. His most memorable and historical speech was his I have a dream speech.
13. It was held in Washington DC over 160.000 people.

30th January: The School Day of Peace and Non-Violence

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