St. Patrick's Day -English

    St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated on 17 March. 1ESO and 2ESO Bilingual students were lucky enough to have Denise in class. She's our Language Assistant and she taught us a lot about St. Patrick's Day. We talked about the traditions, the activities that are usually done and the parades. We learned that it is celebrated all over the world and we even watched a video where we saw how they dyed the Chicago River green! 

   It was great learning new vocabulary and new traditions. Seeing how green colorant is used in Irish cuisine was amazing because we had never seen green eggs, green pasta or green bread! The best part of the class was when we played a game to see which of us were more Irish and remembered more about what we had learned about St. Patrick's Day. We all did our best and we felt we all won the friendly competition. 

   We thought the best part was the game but… Can you believe that we did some traditional Irish dancing? Moving our feet to the beat of Irish music was super fun. We were very excited about St. Patrick’s Day and we could not stop saying how much we love Ireland!

Our Favourite Music

 1 ESO Bilingual students used the resource Canva to talk about their music style, what musical instruments they play,..

Canva is a nice way to show a topic, and they really liked the idea.

This is what two of the students think about the project:

"The students had to expose about the different types of music giving our opinion, also, we had to talk about our favourite singers. In general, most projects referred to reggaeton."

"I like this type of activities, because it is the best way to learn".

Here are some of their projects:

Music history

Rock n Roll

My Favourite Type of Music

CELTIC ARTS

 

SCHOOL CLUBS

These are the SCHOOL CLUBS 1st A- ESO students would like to join next year. Click on 'School Clubs' and check the activities they are interested in.