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Thursday, 28 April 2016
The Shakespeare Scratch (II)
The bilingual groups of Loeches have been working on a special project. It has been made using Scratch and it is related to the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death.
These are their programs -->
These are their programs -->
Monday, 25 April 2016
I3P ADS
Hi there!
I3P students are trying to sell his incredible and miraculous product. If you have smelly feet, buy it. If you get lost and don't have anything to eat, be sure you've taken it with you.
Cheap, affordable and easy consuming. Guess its name, don't ever forget it and buy lots of it.
I3P students are trying to sell his incredible and miraculous product. If you have smelly feet, buy it. If you get lost and don't have anything to eat, be sure you've taken it with you.
Thursday, 21 April 2016
The Shakespeare Scratch
This week marks the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death. Our bilingual groups have been working on a special Scratch project in their technology class. Check out some of their work!
This is Iván's (I1F) scratch:
This is Laura and Jorge's (I1F) scratch:
This is Noelia and Mario's (I1A) scratch:
This is Iván's (I1F) scratch:
This is Laura and Jorge's (I1F) scratch:
This is Noelia and Mario's (I1A) scratch:
Tuesday, 19 April 2016
Shakespeare 400th anniversary
The bilingual groups attended to a general presentation about Shakespeare's life and work. The main points that our assintant teacher, Tim, talked were:
- William Shakespeare grew up in a rather important family. His father was influential as an alderman and his mother was the daughter of a wealthy landowner.
- He never received a complete education, but he spent most of his free time reading, writing and acting.
- There are a lot of things we don't know about Shakespeare, but we can hypothesize about parts of his life based on his writings.
- He became very wealthy from the work he did, and bought property in both Stratford-upon-Avon and London.
- Other than his famous stories, he also invented more than 1,700 words by combining words, turning verbs into adjectives, changing nouns into verbs and using many other techniques.
Monday, 4 April 2016
Saint Patrick's Day 2016
Saint Patrick's Day in SIES Luis de Gongora (Loeches)
On March 11, "Irish Treble", an Irish dancing group, together with a folk music band, came to teach us how to dance. They want to spread Irish culture through music and dance, that is why they visit schools showing their performance. They were also invited to the celebration of St. Patrick's Day in Madrid on March 13. They did their best to get us dancing, and some of our students did pretty well. Others... Have a look!!
"Irish Treble" also visited Torrejón on March 16:
"Irish Treble" also visited Torrejón on March 16:
Sunday, 3 April 2016
Visiting the Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid
Our students have visited the Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid.
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The museum has over 6 million specimens in its collections, and this makes it
one of the main reference centres for not only Spanish fauna, but also
that of other Mediterranean areas. It also offers a journey back through time via collections with centuries
of history. Spectacular specimens can be viewed, such as:
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