Showing posts with label 1st ESO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1st ESO. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 June 2019

What did you watch last night? 

-why did you like the programme? Because it is funny and entertaining. 
-what was there in the programme? There was a lot of interesting and funny actions. 

 GOT TALENT! 
 Last night I watched Got Talent Spain. It’s a Talent Show. It started in UK but in 2016 did it in Spain. It was created by Simon Cowell. The winner wins 150.000 euros. There are two phases: the auditions, and the semifinal and the final that are in direct. Started at 22.00 in Telecinco. It is very funny and entertaining. The programme consist that people that have a talent, present to these talent show. There are 4 judges ; Risto Mejide, Edurne, Eva Isanta and Paz Padilla. There’s also a presenter, is Santi Millán. There are eight golden buzzers, but in the programme of last night the judges ask to an oder golden buzzer!

by Sandra


OPERACIÓN TRIUNFO 

Last night I watched the last gala of a very good music programme that it’s call Operación Triunfo. It was on TVE 2 at 10:30 pm and it finished on at 1:00 am approximately. I like it because I love dancing. I also like singing but I don’t do it very well… I love the contestants and the presenter he is so funny, but I don’t like the judges… They are so strict. I’m a little bit sad because this edition is finished. But I don’t mind because I want to meet the next contestants!

by Júlia


Merlí
· I liked because it was funny and It was very entertainment.
· Was it on 10 pm.
· It was a serie.
· The characters are funny, aren’t big-headed, are creative, are clever, are friendly        and aren’t jeaulous.
· Aren’t different than the people.
· TV 3


He teaches many things like : the real life, things that proceed in the school…
Merlí is a very good teacher.
The boys and girls make me laugh.
The boys and girls that are 10 years old we can see.

by Bernat



Sports


Being healthy includes a balanced diet and doing sport. First ESO students have written about their favourite sports. In this post you can read about them.


Sports by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

Tuesday, 2 April 2019

Videogames!!

Let's talk about our favourite videogames. Enjoy!





                   FORTNITE

Fortnite was created in 2017 created by Darren Sugg. It’s a console game and it’s very popular. Now it’s a little bit different because the upgrades improved it.

Now 200 million people play it now.

by Max



MARIO BROS

Mario Bros was invented in 13 September. Shieru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka invented Mario bros. Mario bros is a console game. Many people know Mario bros. Now Mario bros is very different from the beginning:




It was launched in different countries:


    Japan the 13 September 1985,
    In the USA the 18 October 1985,
    In Europe the 12 May 1987 and
    In Australia the 1 July 1987.

A short history of Mario bros:
Mario was going to called Miyamoto but Shieru Miyamoto wanted to be a character for his next videogame and call him Mario to introduce it to the North American market. Also he introduced a Luigi, Mario’s brother, to play the multiple player.



How to play Mario bros:

Characters of Mario bros:
    Mario
    Luigi
    Princess Peach
    Toad
    Yoshi




by Alba



Days of  launch: in Japan 8 of November, in Usa 3 of june.
The inventors were Katsuya Eguchi, Shigeru Miyamoto, Takashi Tezuka and Hisashi Nogami.
The animal crossing it’s a console game
Animal crossing it was very popular
The evolution it’s:       
Animal crossing


It’s a simulation game

by Luana





Wednesday, 3 October 2018

Comic character


Hello everyone! We came back to school three weeks ago and we are already writing tasks using our personal laptops.

In this post, you will be able to read and learn about different comic characters which are probably better known as their roles in films. You'll see some of them have been in our lives for decades, while others have appeared in our cultural lives much more recently.

These presentations have been written by 1st ESO students.

Enjoy!




Thursday, 31 May 2018

Our hometown 


All of 1st ESO students live in towns, villages or even cities in the same area. To show you what our hometowns are like, they have created presentations using digital tools as Google Drive. That means they also worked collaboratively to compose everything. Afterwards, they explained what they had discovered to the rest of their classmates. We think it's a great opportunity to start talking in English and give short speeches. 

We have included in this post the presentations they wrote.


Cd m from LidiaGon






Vdm from LidiaGon

Wednesday, 23 May 2018

NOW AND THEN 


Our lives are different from our parents' and our grandparents'. In order to practice the simple past, 1st ESO students have asked their parents and grandparents about their lifestyles when they were teenagers themselves. As a result, our students have created texts and presentations about the differences in clothes, free time activities, food and many more issues which have changed a lot during the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century. 

Some of the presentations have been created through Google Drive, which means you can see it if you click here. Some others have been written using word processors or presentations. Anyway, it's been fun to investigate about the past and to discover how life was so different not so long ago.


Past from LidiaGon




Thursday, 17 May 2018

Let's sing!


Let's talk about music once again. Our 1st ESO students have done some research about their favourite musicians and bands. In this post you'll see a wide variety of them, although the most popular ones are Ed Sheeran and Bruno Mars.

Enjoy and don't forget to check some of their video clips if you want to listen to good music!

(We don't owe any of the pictures displayed in this post).

Tuesday, 20 March 2018

Cartoon characters

To practice past simple and basic descriptions, 1st ESO students have students have created presentations about cartoon characters they used to watch (or still watch) on TV. Some students have created powerpoint presentations while others have explored new tools as this Prezi about Eeyore.





Tom from LidiaGon





Wednesday, 24 January 2018

Eating out


First ESO students (aged 12-13) have been learning new vocabulary about food and drink. An interesting and creative way of using these new words is writing a menu of a restaurant. There are many of them, obviously, and you'll see here just a choice. There have been Italian, Indian or Spanish restaurants, along with cafés or ice cream shops.

We have also introduced a new digital tool called Canva. Forget about old pieces of cardboard. They have created colourful and imaginative pieces of work.

Bon appétit!


Peachpuff Simple Weekly Menu de Abril
Burgundy and White Cursive Wedding Menu de Ona
Floral Watercolor Illustration Italian Menu de Ilan
Modern Italian Stripes Menu de Eudald
Specials de martina barrau
Dark Gray Classic Pizza Menu de
Menu de claudia S
Copia de Teal Illustrated Diner Menu de nicolas

Thursday, 4 January 2018

Describing pictures

Hi there! Enjoying the Christmas break? In this post, today, we want to show you some of the descriptions our 1st ESO students wrote. The aim of the activity was practising the present continuous tense and revising vocabulary about clothes and people's feelings.


Pictures by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

Thursday, 7 December 2017

Canterville Ghost

We believe watching films and plays is a great idea to improve our listening skills. This is why 1st and 2nd ESO students attended a play on 3rd November, performed by an amateur group. The play was The Canterville Ghost, by Oscar Wilde.

Before going to the theatre, students did some research about Oscar Wilde and then about the play, especially the characters. We worked a dossier written by the company Transeduca, which also provided some alternative activities. We decided to work on that working collaboratively, because in our school we think it is a great way to teach and learn from peers.

One of the activities was designing a ghost. Our students had to draw how they imagined one of the main characteres of the story and although they had read an adaptation in Primary School, the designs were quite funny.

Apart from that, they had to design a "For sale" sign in order to sell a house. Unfortunately, it was a haunted house, which included a ghost in it.

Finally, another activity our students enjoyed was designing a comic with the story. Some of the comic stripes were quite simple but others made us understand the story completely.

In this post we want to show you some of the dossiers our students produced and we also include a video about the play. Enjoy!





 

 

 


 


 


 


 


 



Thursday, 23 November 2017

Surveys

Surveys are an interesting tool to know about people's activities, likes or ideas. 1st ESO students have written surveys which could be used to know about their classmates' eating habits, sports practice, extracurricular activites, etc.

Due to the lack of time, we haven't been able to answer all the questions, but they have imagined what the results would be and have written short paragraphs about what they think their friends do or like. 

Apart from that, they have practised getting graphics, which are also a visual tool to understand facts.


(We don't owe any of the pictures shown in this post)


Surveys by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

Friday, 10 November 2017

Daily activities


A good way to practice present simple and basic structures is work with routines. Our daily activities include a wide range of vocabulary, including frequency adverbs. 

In this post, we are showing some of our 1st ESO students, who have created presentations using present simple and including pictures to tell us about their daily activities. Obviously, there are more projects but we hope you enjoy the ones uploaded here.

















My routine de LidiaGon

We don't owe any of the pictures displayed in this post or in the tasks included

Friday, 27 October 2017

Characters


1st ESO have learnt how to write simple descriptions of film characters and the actors or actresses who have played those roles. 

In this post we have included most of the descriptions written by them (aged 11-12) in the English class. Apart from that, they have used the basic vocabulary and grammar of the unit (parts of body and verbs to be and have got). It's worth reading it! 



Characters by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

 (We don't owe any of the images showed in this post)