Important women

Hi everyone,

it's an honour to work around those women who changed the world. Here you have a presentation with the ones we worked in the classroom.

       Women who changed the world from Ines Rosado

This image will help you to describe your character and it is inside the ppt above (slide num 29):

Let's dive into plants

Hi there,

as you know, our eTwinning project works around plants. Here you have this ppt to check what we learnt. After that, click here and review vocabulary. 

Pink panther & Present continuous

Lemon Tree song

Hi you all! 
We have just started the Art week and we are going to work around it.
First, pay attention to the animation in the video below. It has lots of pictures for making a meaninful video. By the way, do you know which tense is it used in the song?

Now, click on the picture below and do the linked activity

Together for a better internet!

Think before you post!

Europe and the EU

After living and important weekend related to the EU, 
let's dive into Europe.
How much do you know about it and the EU?

After practising the oral activity, here you have a jigsaw planet activity. Click on the pic and have fun while learning where the countries are!

EU

QUASIMODO

Hi everyone! 

Quasimodo is a fictional character who can help us to remember the order of any question. 

He was the protagonist of the novel the Hunchback of Notre-Dame by Victor Hugo. He was born with a hunchback and feared by the townspeople as a sort of monster.

If you think about the first part of his name, you will never forget the structure of a question:

QUestion+Auxiliary+Subject + Infinitive (....)?

Look at these questions and check the structure in each question:

 Where do you live?

When do you start school?

What time do you wake up?

Why do birds sing?

How do you spell your name?

and...if you don't use a Question word, you have to follow ASI ;D

Auxiliary+Subject+Infitive...?    Yes/No.....

Do you cook?

Do you study English?

Do you like pasta?