Hi everyone,
To celebrate Christmas time, we are going to find out about candy canes and how they are made!!
So, here you have a video that explains it very well. Then, we are going to make our candy cane, but this time, to decorate our Christmas tree!
Hope you like!!
Merry Christmas and see you next year! ;-)
Your teacher.
Hi again,
I hope you enjoyed summer holidays! Now, we have to start a new school year!!
Are you ready?
;-)
Hi students,
Today, we ´ve been celebrated the English speaking countries Day at school and 4th ESO bilingual students have been working on Malta. They found out about traditions, culture, history, flag, recipes, famous landmarks...there! School mates have learned a lot about this small country in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea.
It´s been very interesting! Congrats!! :-)
Hi students,
Let´s play a little bit to learn the use of gerunds and infinitives:
https://wordwall.net/resource/12328030/infinitives-and-gerunds
https://wordwall.net/resource/5676359/gerunds-and-infinitives
Hope you like it! ;-)
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In 1880, Stevenson married Fanny Osbourne, a divorcée with two children. He was with Fanny in Samoa
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Halloween Ghost Story:
A young couple move to a small English village the country. They rent a pretty cottage – built on the ruins of an old house.
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