(6th) Exam Practice

Hello Sixth Graders! Here you have those key sentences from the story. You need to learn they meaning for the exam. The proper translation of these sentences must be in your notebook! Take a look and hurry up; you are taking the test on Friday!

The Wolf Girl of Devil's River

Molly was pregnant

Get help for...

He died in a terrible storm

Follow José to...

A young boy from the ranch told a story

A year later

When they see you, they run away

Apache Indians told stories about...

She started to make a terrible noise

One of the men shot a wolf

The wolves moved closer and closer

Over the next few years...

The legend grew

(3rd) Exam Practice

Hello Third Graders! Here you have the vocabulary list you need to learn for the exam. I'm also including those sentences worked in class so you can practice!

Key sentences from the story:

The Giant's Kitchen

It's dinner time!

Here I come!

Yuk!

Max is in big trouble!

Help me!

Who's there?

I can't watch this!

This soup tastes salty

The giant is very angry

What's for dinner?

Ferran's Training Plan

Fourth Graders spent two sessions to design a special Training Plan for me. They worked in groups and had the mission to choose some exercices and plan how many times per week or day I have to do it. They created very elaborated Training Plans! I'm really proud of them.

We found all the information needed on the textbook!

The groups looking very busy!

They really enjoy the foli rotatori routine

At the end, we hanged all the Training Plans and drawings up on the wall

Colours and Shapes!

3-year-old Snails discovered three new shapes last week. Circle, square and triangle were the protagonists that day. They're pretty good with shapes!

Paper Cooking. ROUND TWO

Remember when Third Graders cooked those paper sandwiches? Well, each group wrote all the ingredients down and presented their final sandwich in front of the whole class. Here you have some pictures of the action. They were really proud of their work and I'm proud too. 

"Apple Pen"

I am sure you've heard about this video... Sixth Graders love it and you can catch them singing the song anytime. I know it's a weird video, but that's English anyway!
Working alone or in couples, Sixth Graders took four papers from the "Paper Box" to see what words they would have to use for the song.

At the end of the session they performed the song in front of the whole class.

Writing the lyrics

Key info at blackboards and notebooks!

They learnt the song by heart

It isn't easy!

This one had extra help

Shy? What's shy?

You can easily spot future stars in the class

They were three... but worked for six! Longest song of the day

Everybody on stage

She brought atrezzo to her song!

LOUD and CLEAR

Paper Cooking!

Third Graders had a blast cooking paper sandwiches last Friday. Early this week, they designed the sandwiches on paper, writing all the ingredients and elaborating a first doodle of it; everything was ready for the big cooking day! They worked in groups in order to create the greatest sandwich ever!

Room overview

They only needed scissors, color paper and glue!

The flashcards always helping

Can you see the girl double checking the structure? That's serious!

Ham and cheese for the moment here

Yep, the bread is cardboard

The Group Getters getting material

All good!

Team work!

¡HELLO!

Yummy!!!

That was a tall one!

That one had ice cream inside... anything is possible here

It's blurry here... but that sandwich looked great!

"The Pisa Sandwich"

We ran out of tomatoes because of them!

My Family

First Graders elaborated a great drawing of their family. Mum, dad, brother, sister, grandma and grandad, all of them in the picture! Stay tuned to see the final result!

First, we elaborated a sample to practice the vocabulary needed

He was really into details

Everybody working really hard on their drawings!

Discussions about color happen all the time... This week's trend color was purple!

First Graders are truly artists!