HAPPY NEW YEAR!

We are about to enter a new year. What are your plans for tonight? Anything special? Well, let us suggest aome places to visit in the UK.

Top 5 new year celebrations in the uk from Evapousa

Let's start the new year ...

How would you finish that sentence? Any ideas?
Bien, pues nosotras tenemos una: mejor que el 2013 y para eso os dejamos lo que debéis repasar si queréis aporbar los exámenes de recuperación. Os recordamos que el examen de recuperación de inglés será el lunes 13 de enero a las 17.30.

1º ESO

Vocabulary: Favourite things, Sports, Family, Adjectives for pets, Daily routines, Free-time activities

Grammar: Subject pronouns, be: present simple, be: questions, Question words, be: wh- questions, this, that, these, those, Possessive adjectives, Possessive ’s, Present simple, Adverbs of frequency, Present simple: questions, love, like , not like, hate + -ing form

Writing: and and but, Write a personal profile, Capital letters, My family, Sequencers, My perfect day

2ºESO

Vocabulary:Formal and informal greetings. Free-time activities. Personality adjectives. Shops and public places. Means of transport. Prepositions of place.

Grammar:To be: present simple, Present simple, Adverbs of frequency,Object pronouns, Love / Like / Don’t like / Hate +  –ing. Present continuous. Present simple vs. Present continuous. Interrogative forms. There is / There are. Have got.

Writing: Writing about someone’s routine. Describing a friend. Writing about your free time activities.

3ºESO

Vocabulary: Fashion, Adjectives, Helping at home, Adventure activities, Adverbs, Types of art

Grammar: like + -ing form, Present simple v. present continuous, Present continuous for future plans, Comparatives and superlatives, What … like?, have to/not have to, have to: questions, can, can’t/mustn’t, not have to, Past simple, there was/there were, Adverbs, Past continuous, Past simple v. past continuous with when/while

Writing: Word order, My views on fashion, The apostrophe, An email, Time connectors, A story

4ºESO

Vocabulary:British and American English, Materials, In the attic, In the village, Holidays and celebrations

Grammar: Present simple vs. present continuous,‘Like’ / ‘enjoy’ / ‘hate’ + –ing., Adverbs of frequency, Question forms. Past simple. Past simple vs. past continuous,.‘Used to’ + infinitive,Question forms,Connectors. Present perfect, For, since, just, already, yet, Present perfect vs. past simple

Writing: Writing about yourself. Writing about a famous person in history. Writing about countries and cultures.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Hello everyone,
It's been very busy for two weeks for you and for your teachers, but Christmas is here! We hope you have fun and enjoy your holidays to come back in January full of energy for the new term.
You can find below some videos of the songs and films we worked on last week. Enjoy!

So this is Christmas! by John Lennon

Let it snow! by Michael Bublé

All I want for Christmas is you! By Mariah Carey

And finally, a classic for the Christmas holidays in the UK: Mr BEAN

A great defender of human rights passed away

Nelson Mandela was the first black President of South Africa. He spent 27 years in prison for trying to overthrow the pro-apartheid government. After he left prison, he worked to achieve human rights and a better future for everyone in South Africa. To find out more about him and everything he achieved click on his name below.

Nelson Mandela

Who's Tom Sawyer?

Today, 4º ESO students have learnt about Tom Sawyer. Do you know who he is? Well, he's the main character in Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Here you have an episode from an old but lovely cartoon TV series on the novel. Enjoy it!