GEOGRAPHY AND LANDSCAPE VOCABULARY: UNIT 4- 2º ESO

GEOGRAPHY AND LANDSCAPE VOCABULARY: UNIT 4- 2º ESO PMAR

You can practise this new vocabulary here

UNIT 3 - 2ND ESO: PAST SIMPLE AND PAST CONTINUOUS PICTURE PRESENTATION

Since we are studying the Past Continuous and practising its use in sentences with another verb in the Past Simple, students from 2nd year have drawn some pictures to clarify this usage of both tenses. 

Look  at their drawings and try to guess the sentences they are representing; then you can flip the cards and check.

2ND YEAR NON- BILINGUAL GROUP:

Conjunto de Fichas creado con GoConqr por Rosa Valdés RAPADO

2ND YEAR BILINGUAL GROUP:

Conjunto de Fichas creado con GoConqr por Rosa Valdés RAPADO

2ND YEAR NON-BILINGUAL: A REVIEW OF A BOOK/FILM

This term oral exam will be a presentation in FLIPGRID. You have to choose a book or film and record a review by clicking on the link below and writing the password your teacher has given to you. In case you have any problemas with the app, use the TUTORIAL
/>

2ND YEAR BILINGUAL -A REVIEW OF A BOOK/FILM

This term oral exam will be a presentation in FLIPGRID. You have to choose a book or film and record a review by clicking on the link below and writing the password your teacher has given to you. In case you have any problems with the app, here you have a TUTORIAL

2º ESO UNIT 3:PRACTICE OF USE OF ADVERBS AND PAST CONTINUOUS

You can practise the use of adverbs here:

And here you can watch a video in which the Past Continuous is used.

2ND YEAR ESO:UNIT 2 : FAMOUS PEOPLE THAT CHANGED THE WORLD

You can practise the vocabulary for jobs  with this matching game:

November, 22nd: International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

On this important day, we would like to draw your attention to the inspirational campaign "He for She", whose aim is to fight gender inequality promoting not only the idea that it is an issue which affects both men and women, but also the strong belief  that  reaching an equal society would be a win-win scheme for everybody.

If you want to know more about this campaign, click on the image below and listen to Emma Watson's speech at the United Nations (yes...  the popular Hermione Granger in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series!!!)