Christmas Carols

As part of the European project, the Year 4 and Year 5 students have prepared three Christmas Carols to share with the other countries.

Here you can see our Christmas Carols performance. We sing "Silent Night", then "Noche de Paz" and finally "El noi de la mare".

                  

Christmas Crackers

In the Arts and Crafts class the Year 4 and Year 5 studens have made some Christmas Crackers to share with their families.

Christmas crackers are part of Christmas celebrations primarily in the United Kingdom, Ireland and Commonwealth countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zeland and South Africa. A cracker consists of a cardboard tube wrapped in a brightly decorated twist of paper, making it resemble an oversized sweet-wrapper.

Crackers are typically pulled at the Christmas dinner table or at parties. The person with the larger portion of cracker empties the contents from the tube and keeps them. Typically these contents are a coloured paper crown, a riddle or a joke and a toy. However, we have put little chocolates instead of a toy.

Making "Turrón"

The Year 4 students have made "turrón" following Raúl Madrid's mother recipe. You can see all the steps here:

“TURRON” RECIPE

INGREDIENTS

Cream (to whip) 110g
Icing sugar 200g
Ground almonds 200g
Chopped nuts 100g

PROCEDURE

1. Cook the cream with the sugar, stirring during 10-12 minutes.
2. Add the ground almonds and mix it.
3. Finally add the chopped nuts.
4. Put the greaseproof paper into the cake pan
5. Pour the mix and press
6. Keep it in the fridge for a couple of hours
7. Enjoy!

We have had a lot of fun making it, and of course we have enjoyed eating it, Yummy!

Christmas cards

As part of the e-twinning project, we have made Christmas Cards to send to the other countries that are taking part in it.






















                          

And, we have them ready to be sent:

Christmas e-book

Another part of the european project is to make an e-book about Christmas in Spain.

Here you can see our Christmas e-book:

e-twinning presentation

The Year 4 and Year 5 students are taking part in an e-twinning project about Christmas.

Here you can see the video we have made to introduce ourselves to the other countries:

                   

The Finger Family

The 5 years old students are learning vocabulary related to the family. To do so we have made some finger puppets to use with the finger family song.

They love it!

 

Year 2 singing "What can you see?"

In Unit 3 the Year 2 students are learning some farm animals: sheep, pig, cow, duck, horse and hen.

We have been singing the farm animals song called "What can you see?"

Have a look at their fantastic performance!

WELL DONE!!

Froggy gets dressed

The 3, 4 and 5 years old pupils are learning some vocabulary related with clothes. To do so, we are using the story book "Froggy gets dressed"

The book is about a frog called Froggy who wants to go outside to play with the snow, but, to do so, he needs to get dressed.

We use the story prompts to retell the story:

We need to put on his socks, trousers, boots, t-shirt, coat, scarf, hat and gloves. Here you have some of the steps, not all of them, in dressing up Froggy:

                 

Mateo puts on his t-shirt:

             

Javi puts on his gloves:

Miguel puts on his coat:

      

                            
                                                        

Victor puts on his scarf:

but....FROGGY!!

                                   

YOU FORGOT TO PUT ON YOUR UNDERWEAR!....OOOPS!

  

  

Lucía R. takes out his gloves:

 Lucía M. takes out his coat:

      

Sandra takes out his t-shirt:

                                                   

and Sara puts on his underwear

                                                                                                            

Sonia and Saray playing with Froggy

Gaia and Ana colouring Froggy's clothes

GOOD NIGHT FROGGY!

More Halloween 2014

During this week all year groups will be working on Halloween. We will learn some songs and vocabulary related to this holiday.

Yr 1 students working on their clothespin Bat magnet:

Year 2 students working on their clothespin Bat magnet:

Year 3 students showing their Halloween cards:

Year 4 students working on their Halloween cards:

Halloween 2014

To celebrate Halloween the Year 6 students have decorated all the classroom doors of the school.

Here you have some of the groups working:

And now, you can have a look at the amazing results:

Mummy door, made by: Rubén, Mariam, Ainhoa and Alejandro.

 

Frankie door, made by: Ana, Pablo and Gaizca

 

Pumpkin door, made by: Jaime, Itziar, Mikel and Iker

 

Monster door, made by: Yasmina, Victoria, Hector and Miguel N.

Eyes door, made by: Fran, Miguel S. and Joan-Llop (with the help of Carmina and Carla)

And, of course, some teachers have also collaborated making their own classroom doors:

Green Monster door, made by: Mª Dolores

Blue Monster door, made by: Sarai

And Skull door, made by: Mar

Thanks to everyone that has made this awesome decoration possible.

Happy Halloween!!