jueves, 19 de enero de 2012

The World of the spiders



Tarantulas are big, hairy spiders. They haven´t got a backbone; they are invertebrates.

Where do they live? 
There are tarantulas in Africa, Asia and Australia, but most of them live in North and south America. Some tarantulas live under the ground, some live on the ground and others live in trees.

What do they eat?
Tarantulas are carnivores. They eat insects like grasshoppers and beetles. Big tarantulas eat small lizards, snakes and frogs. They kill their prey with their poisonous fangs. They usually hunt at night.

Do tarantulas kill people?
Tarantulas kill small animals but they don´t  kill people.

Do tarantulas have babbies?
No, tarantulas don´t have babies. They lay eggs. Female tarantulas lay between 50  and 2,000 eggs. After six or seven weeks the young spiders hatch from the eggs.












 







lunes, 16 de enero de 2012

U2 WITH OR WITHOUT

Here you are a song of the Irish group U2: with or without.

jueves, 12 de enero de 2012

PREHISTORY

                                             They moved from place to place
                               a.- Palaeolithic period  
                                            They lived by hunting, fishing
            1.- The Stone Age   and gathering wild plants.
                                                                           
                                                                               
                           
                                            They lived in one place and
                                 b.- Neolithic period                                                                                          grew crops and kept animals.

PREHISTORY
It is the long period before 
the invention of writing                                                    

                                                Metal tools were used.
                 2.- The Metal Ages   The wheel and the plough
                                                were invented.
                                                The first cities were built.

DISCOVERING CAVE PAINTINGS.

   IMAGINE YOU HAVE ENTERED A CAVE AND DISCOVER SOME CAVE PAINTINGS


Is the cave big?














Is there water in the cave?

Where are the cave paintings?
What colours are the paintings?
What animals are represented?
What did you feel when you discovered the paintings?
What are you going to do about you discovery?




viernes, 16 de diciembre de 2011

Our plastic "Crib"


 THIS IS OUR CRIB. 5th  OF PRIMARY
     Congratulations children. Our Crib looks like really nice.

Here´s the new vocabulary about Christmas.
Copiadlo en el glosario y aprendedlo para el lunes 




 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 BE CAREFUL!

Las palabras inglesas no se acentúan, no llevan tilde, con lo que se escribiría  JESUS.






























Como premio a vuestros esfuerzos disfrutad con el siguiente vídeo: Enjoy yourself






sábado, 10 de diciembre de 2011

       Somos un colegio multicultural y nos sentimos orgulloso de ello, es por esto que  os invito a que dejéis en este blog vuestra felicitación navideña en el idioma de vuestros padres.

Empezaré yo,  haciéndolo en español:

¡FELIZ NAVIDAD!
   



  Ahora os toca a vosotros, iré publicando todos los comentarios  que hagáis aquí.





Alemán:   Fröhliche Weihnacht für alle
              
            Italiano:       BUON NATALE
    
             Latin:           ¡lorem nativitatis!
              
              Chino:          聖誕節快樂    
              
               Ruso:            Счастливый