lunes, 27 de febrero de 2012

SOME EXERCISES (Adjectives)

 Recordaros que St. Patrick se va acercando. Meteros en la página  sobre St. Patrick que está en la cabecera.




We are going to do  some sentences  with the new vocabulary (adjectives)

- Blonde.
- Dark.
- Thin.
- Fat.
- Short.
- Tall.
- Interesting.
- Boring.
- Exciting.
- Frightening.
- Horrible.
- Great.



Write the numbers in English:

98,890,587.-

199,034,002.-

1,000,002.-


UN POQUITO DE GRAMÁTICA:

                                                                     HABER

               PRESENTE                                                                             PASADO


        SINGULAR                     PLURAL                                SINGULAR                       PLURAL


A.  There is a table              There are two tables              There was a table     There were two tables

N.  There is not a table       There are not two tables       There was not a        There were not two
                                                                                                 table                            tables.

I.  Is there a table?               Are there two tables?            Was there a table?     Were there two  
                                                                                                                                       tables?
                                                                                                                         

jueves, 23 de febrero de 2012

Good evening, my children! 
                           
          How are you? I´m fine although I´m a little tired.

    Os cuelgo los números. Mañana corregimos. Don´t worry and sleep well.


123,456,789 .- one hundred and twenty-three  million four hundred and fifty-six thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine.

234,567,890.-  Two hundred and thirty-four million five hundred and sixty-seven thousand eigh hundred and ninety.

345,678,901.- Three hundred and forty-five million six hundred and seventy-eight thousand nine hundred and one

456,789,012.- Four hundred and fifty-six million seven hundred and eighty-nine thousand and twelve.
 
567,890,123.- Five hundred and sixty-seven million eight hundred and ninety thousand one hundred and twenty-three.

678,901,002 .- Six hundred and seventy-eight million nine hundred and one thousand and two.



martes, 21 de febrero de 2012

I GOT IT! Carnaval 2012

Children!      

             I GOT IT!



IT  WASN´T  EASY, BUT YOU  CAN  FINALLY WATCH THE MOVIE ABOUT  OUR CARNIVAL
                                                             
Me ha costado un poquito, pero al  final lo he conseguido. Ahí tenéis la peli del Carnaval.
                                          ENJOY YOURSELF!

sábado, 18 de febrero de 2012

Un Carnaval muy deportista.


YO SOY ESPAÑOL.
 ¿A QUÉ QUIERES 
QUE TE GANE?

Este es el cartel que portaban la abanderadas del Cole: las seños Ester y Yanira.
Hemos querido rendir desde esta población española un homenaje al deporte y en especial a nuestros deportistas que  se esfuerzan y luchan a diario para ser los mejores del mundo sin violencia y sin necesidad de sustancias químicas.

Por un sólo día chicos no utilizaremos hoy en este blog otro idioma que no sea el español.


El collage es sólo un avance de la peli. Estad atentos y disfrutad del Carnaval.

miércoles, 15 de febrero de 2012

OUR JOBS OF St. VALENTINE´S DAY




Así celebraron los peques del Cole St Valentine con su profe Isabel.





























lunes, 13 de febrero de 2012

ROMAN HISPANIA

ROMAN HISPANIA:

                ROMAN TIMES:
                                 -  Two thousand years ago,  the Romans defeated the Carthagnians   and                                      conquered the Iberian Península.  Romans called it  HISPANIA.
                                 -  They spoke LATIN.
                                 -  SENECA  was a philosopher.
                                 -  TRAJAN AND HADRIAN were emperors.
                                 -  Hispania was Roman for  600 years.

               ROMAN CITIES:
                                 -  TARRACO
                                 -  SAGUNTO
                                 -  HISPALIS
                                 -  EMERITA AUGUSTA (now MÉRIDA,  the city where we live)


              ROMAN ARCHITECTURE
   -  TEMPLES
DIANA TEMPLE Building belonging to the city municipal forum. It is one of the few religious character which is preserved in a satisfactory state. Despite its name, wrongly assigned in their discovery, the building was dedicated to the imperial cult. ROMAN THEATRE The theater is a construction promoted by the consul Agrippa Vipsanio. According date written on the theater itself its construction occurred in the years 15 to 16 a. C. ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE Construction popular taste over the theater, was opened at 8 a. C. This building was intended for gladiatorial combats between beasts and men and beasts. ROMAN CIRCUS With its 400 m long and 30 m wide, was the one who enjoyed the favors of a given audience excitement that educated plays. Due to its size was outside the city walls, next to the road that linked Emerita in Corduba (Cordova) and Toletum (Toledo). BRIDGE GUADIANA It can be considered somehow as the origin of the city and in any event, which marks its en ROMAN HISPANIA   (Beatriz)

A temple is a structure reserved for religious or spiritual activities, such as prayer and sacrifice, or analogous rites. A templum constituted a sacred precinct as defined by a priest, or augur. (Jorge)

 Building belonging to the city municipal forum. It is one of the few religious character which is preserved in a satisfactory state. Despite its name, wrongly assigned in their discovery, the building was dedicated to the imperial cult.( Beatriz)
                           
   -  THEATRES
   The theater is a construction promoted by the consul Agrippa Vipsanio. According date written on the theater itself its construction occurred in the years 15 to 16 a. C.

 (Beatriz)








 
 -  AMPHITHEATRES
                            
 Construction popular taste over the theater, was opened at 8 a. C. This building was intended for gladiatorial combats between beasts and men and beasts. (Beatriz)


   -  CIRCUSES


 With its 400 m long and 30 m wide, was the one who enjoyed the favors of a given audience excitement that educated plays. Due to its size was outside the city walls, next to the road that linked Emerita in Corduba (Cordova) and Toletum (Toledo). 
(Beatriz)


    -  AQUEDUCTS.
                           

An aqueduct is a water supply or navigable channel constructed to convey water. In modern engineering, the term is used for any system of pipes, ditches, canals, tunnels, and other structures used for this purpose. A temple is a structure reserved for religious or spiritual activities, such as prayer and sacrifice, or analogous rites. A templum constituted a sacred precinct as defined by a priest, or augur. en ROMAN HISPANIA  (Jorge)


This aqueduct was principal function provide water to the west side of town. The water collection point or caput aquae stood at Proserpina Reservoir, from which arose a winding drive along nearly 12 miles. The beginning, in the vicinity of the dam, driving was done by an underground tunnel, excavated in rock. At the end of that drive, it had to save the river Albarregas, for which they had to build a series of arches (arcuationes), which are the most monumental of the building, which ended in the hill of Calvary, where it appeared the tower of distribution (castellum aquae).
As for the section in which he had to resort to the construction of arches, these are extended 830 meters with a height of 25 meters at the deepest part of the river valley Albarregas. The structure of this section is characteristic of Merida. It is made of sturdy but elegant pillars, in five alternating rows of granite blocks with as many rows of brick. Arches at different heights are linking the pillars, whose core is caementicium opus. The arches are of brick bond, except that saves Albarregas the river, which has the granite voussoirs worked very well. 73 are still the mainstays that have remained more or less damaged.  (Beatriz)


   -  PUBLIC BATH HOUSES.       
SPA Alange

With reforms in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, are now in operation the baths of Roman origin, integrated into a medicinal spa waters, whose high radon content, produces improvements in diseases of the nervous, arthritis, rheumatism and respiratory . the baths are the most important monument and known Alange. Despite being documented prior human presence are the Romans who at the time of Trajan built a spa primitive of which are preserved numerous archaeological remains, including two baths, now restored, one for men and women respectively.
Roman building is a rectangular building which housed two identical chambers circular, which is accessed by a steep stone staircase. (Beatriz)
                                  











 - BRIDGES



 Roman bridges were the first large and lasting bridges built.Roman bridges were built with stone and had the arch as its basic structure en  ROMAN HISPANIA  (ROBERTO)


It can be considered somehow as the origin of the city and in any event, which marks its route being extended one of the main arteries of the colony, the Decumanus Maximus  (Beatriz)


 

domingo, 12 de febrero de 2012

Algunos ejercicios para St. Valentine.








A book about feelings.

Qué os parece si escribimos un libro para St Valentine sobre nuestros sentimientos.
Es muy fàcil, sólo tienes que contar en qué momentos tú te sientes según dice el corazón.
Yo iré poniendo vuestras sentences about feelings  en el lugar correspondiente.



 I feel happy when I can see that my pupils learn  English very much. TERESA