BAROQUE MUSIC

During the 17th century there were great changes in music. it was the Baroque period. Click on the image above to watch this video from minute 49'35'' till the end and try to answer this questionnaire! 

Housing shortage

 Hermit crabs are invertebrates, specifically a type of crustacean. They borrow shells from other sea creatures for protection because their bodies are very soft. Click on the picture below to check out what happens when a new shell turns up. It's totally mind-boggling!

Costumes around the world

 Different regions in the world have their own unique cultures and , of course, different traditional costumes. Our 1st ESO bilingüal students have done some research and created their own minibooks on a country of their choice. Would you like to have a look?

Here's a selection of some of those minibooks. Enjoy!

Ireland by Violeta Villasante Ortega 

Japan by Llara Valle Iturralde:

Brazil by Esteban Guardado Garcías:

Venice, Italy, by Sara Sánchez Martín

Australia by Llara Arne Prada:

Korea by Lola Lo Campo:

2ND YEAR ESO - UNIT 4: LIFE ON EARTH

GEOGRAPHY AND LANDSCAPE VOCABULARY QUIZLET

COMPARATIVES and SUPERLATIVES:

EXERCISE 1
EXERCISE 2
EXERCISE 3
EXERCISE 4
EXERCISE 5
EXERCISE 6

EXERCISE 7

Time for a break! Try this GAME

QUANTITY: A-AN/SOME/ANY/MUCH/MANY/A LOT OF

EXERCISE 1
EXERCISE 2
EXERCISE 3



You can revise and play with the VOCABULARY of animals here

You have more controlled practice HERE 

And now you are ready to try this CROSSWORD, that explains the reasons why some animals are in danger of extinction. 

1st ESO, UNIT 4: EXTREMES

 

Weather conditions can definitely affect and change our way of life. In this unit we will talk about extreme weather and how to pack for a trip.

Here are some activities you may find useful for practice:

First some SEASONS AND WEATHER FLASHCARDS to revise this vocabulary: 

Now, you  can practise your COMPARATIVES here and with this WORD SEARCH for COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES:

VOCABULARY: THINGS TO TAKE ON A TRIP; What would you take?

PRESENTATION MODAL VERBS: Do you know how to express obligation, prohibition and permission?

And below you have a bunch of activities and games to practise the vocabulary seen in this unit as well as some listening activities:

Click on the picture and download a presentation  to learn the weather vocabulary.

What's the weather like today? Use these flashcards to learn:

Take these quizzes to learn:

Click on the picture below to watch a video about the world weather forecast:

Click on the image below to play a kahoot game:

Click HERE to play a game.
Learn the weather vocabulary HERE.

Now do a listening activity. Click on the picture below:

English people love talking about the weather. True or false? Watch this VIDEO and find out.

Compound nouns: things to take on a trip:

 Use these flashcards to learn some compound nouns:

 

 Now, get some practice:

 

Listen and match:

  

LEARNING SITUATION: A STORY OF MYSTERY

Students in 4th ESO worked very hard on this learning situation. After studying specific vocabulary, reading, listening to, and working with different stories filled with mysteries in unit 3, they were ready to create their own story or adapt a scene from one they liked. In small groups, they wrote a script that included all necessary details and then recorded themselves performing the story.

Here are the results:

4th ESO A/B habLE students

by Jorge, Daniela and Lucía 

by Carlos, Mateo, Iván and Gabriel

by Sara, Alfonso and Lucía

by Daniela, Avril and Valeria

by Alfonso, Pablo and Alberto

4th ESO B

by Diego, Ainhoa Pulido, Alex, Ainhoa Fernández, Denis and Sergio

by Irene, Jesús, Martín, Nerea and Ángela

UNIT 4: INVENTION (3rd ESO)

 

What makes a good invention? What is the best way to present it to people? Difficult to say, isn't it? Well, after working with all the activities in this unit, it will be much easier!

To be ready to deal with this topic, it is necessary to revise/learn some vocabulary related to SCIENCE. These verb and noun collocations you can find on this QUIZLET will be very useful.

We studied the PAST PERFECT tense. This video explains it in a very clear way:

Need some extra practice? Here you have plenty:

PAST PERFECT EXERCISES

The practice in the book includes a reference to the real inventor of crisps (yummy!). Yes, inventions are not only technological 😉! Why don't you take a break and watch this video about this delicious invention?

Once an invention is made, it is necessary to describe it to others. That's why we have studied some vocabulary for DESCRIBING PRODUCTS. This crossword will help you revise it:

Continuing this fascinating trip on inventions, we learned about Oohos. Watch this video to know more about this innovative and environmentally friendly product: 

Among all these inventions, language has also created its own, like DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES, very useful to give essential information about a noun. Here you have some extra practice:

EXERCISE 1

EXERCISE 2

EXERCISE 3

EXERCISE 4

If you ever become an inventor and come up with a brilliant idea, you will certainly need to write A FORMAL LETTER to the company or people who can help you make your invention a reality. Check this video to make sure you write it in the best way possible:

After all you have seen in this unit, any inventors out there??? Who knows...

RENAISSANCE MUSIC AND DANCE

 

 You may find this activity interesting to check and revise what you have learnt in your music lessons. You can read (and listen to) the information and then answer the questions in the quiz. Click on the image to start.