Your maths teacher will soon ask you to learn about cubic equations, and the duel between two very important mathematicians is an essential part of it.
Do you want to learn about it? Watch this video and then do the activities in the worksheet.
Hope you enjoyed it!
1. TV, films and games MEMORY GAME:
Are you ready? Here comes October and also our traditional Halloween competitions: the IX Meme/Gif competition and the III Short Clips competition.
If you are willing to take part in any of them and scare everybody to death, click on the images and have a look at the information:
A new school year after a looong summer holiday, so maybe you will find this bunch of activities useful to brush up your English. Are you ready? Let's start!!
1. VOCABULARY: ROUTINES FLASHCARDS
2. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES QUIZ:
1st year students are studying THE GEOSPHERE in their biology classes and, maybe, this video can be useful to revise some of the things they are learning and to improve their language skills at the same time. Hope you like it!
Starting school again after the looong summer holidays is not easy, so I will try to help you brush up your English. Here is a list of engaging activities you can use. I hope you will find them useful! 😉
1. A WORD SEARCH: COUNTRIES
2. TO BE affirmative and negative form
4. THE FAMILY: vocabulary games
7. DESCRIBING PEOPLE: word search
8. DESCRIBING PEOPLE: a wheel
A soap opera is a long-running television serial, featuring tons of melodrama and sentimentality. The plots typically rely on emotional turmoil, romance, family feuds, betrayals, and secret identities. The term soap opera stems from the 1930s when daytime radio serials were sponsored by soap and detergent manufacturers.
The 1st Bachillerato students have parodied this genre by creating their own versions. Click on the pictures below to watch a couple of them:
Who's the father?
The Three Wishes
Alfonso Fernández, Enol García, Lucía Palomares, Sara Prada and Juan Suárez.