Playing The Hangman!

Last week we learnt how to play The Hangman in English.  In 2nd grade now we have just known how to spell a word, we can practise it with this funny simple game. You can have a look at the pictures and you will see we spent a nice time playing The Hangman.

A menu for a restaurant!

These days in 5th and 6th grade we have been working on food vocabulary and we have planned to design a menu for a restaurant. We have given  a name to the restaurant, work on the different courses and drinks to write about, and given prices too. Many of them clearly specified FREE WIFI, and some of them even designed a different menu for children.

The menus were great !!!

Christmas Wishes!

These days  in 5th grade as part of a speaking activity in the English class, we have prepared some Chirstmas wishes. First, we have written our wish and then we have shared it with the rest of the class.
Many of the wishes had lots of things in common, such as wishing the happiness for families and friends, gathering together in such special days. Obviously, receiving presents was expressed too, but other wishes were beyond that, and wanted the peace, love, joy and respect in the world.
It has been a really nice activity that we have all enjoyed doing it! 

See the video and enjoy!

Manga cartoon characters!

In 6th grade we have been working how to make descriptions and drawings of Manga characters. They had to invent one, give it a name, draw it and made the description too. It is nice to see how much they have enjoyed doing them, and there have been really nice works.

Enjoy with the photos and videos of their Mangas.

Araceli is here!

Araceli is the Language Assistant for this year. Here's her presentation and some photos of her with Primary and Batxillerat students.

My name is Araceli and I am very excited to be the language assistant this year for students in the 3^rd- 6^th grade primary and in the 1^st and 2^nd Batxillerat classes. I am 20 years old from the United States. I grew up in the San Fernando Valley, located in California. But currently, I am studying abroad here in Spain. I’m attending my 3rd year of college at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, double-majoring in Sociology and Education Sciences. After I graduate, I plan to go to graduate school to attain a teaching credential and a Master’s degree in Education. My career goal is to become an elementary school teacher.

I am happy to be interning here at Sant Josep-Teresianes. As a native English speaker, I plan to help the students with pronunciation and conversation in general. I have many ideas that would allow everyone to practice speaking, but in a way that is enjoyable for them. I hope that over the course of our time working together, the students will feel more comfortable speaking English. I cannot wait to see their improvement in this language.