BEATLES

In the 1960s, a British group became one of the most famous rock groups of all time. These were the Beatles and today many of their songs are still played on radio stations, and new fans now listen to Beatle hits on MP3 players and I-Pods.

The original members of the group were :

John Winston Lennon from Liverpool
James Paul McCartney from Liverpool
George Harrison from Liverpool
Stuart Sutcliffe from Edinburgh, Scotland

They were not always known as The Beatles. The group first chose the name Johnny and the Moondogs before changing the name of the group to the Silver Beetles. In 1960, they won a spot on a tour of Scotland with Johnny Gentle, and shortly after John Lennon told the group he had dreamed that they were to be called the Beatles with the unique spelling that featured an “a” in the name.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN

JACK-O'-LANTERN
In English-speaking countries, 31 October is the day children look forward to, with their costumes ready for their door-to-door trick -or-treating. But it's also very traditional to make a Jack-o'-lantern around this date.

To prepare your pumpkin, first clean and dry it. Cut a small circle around the stem and remove the top. Dig in and remove the seeds and soft flesh from inside the pumpkin, leaving a thick wall of flesh inside the skin. Scrape the inside until you have a firm and fairly smooth surface all round, and a flat base where you will stand a candle - one of those short fat candles is ideal. A large spoon is a good utensil to use inside a pumpkin. You are now ready to carve the face onto the pumpkin. Here you have some examples:

JACK-O'-LANTERN TOAST
You need:

• sliced white bread
• slices of cheese
• a toaster

Take two slices of bread and a slice of cheese for them to make a sandwich. Previosly cut out eyes and a mouth in one of the slices. Toast the sandwiches and eat them while still warm. Delicious!

PARTICULAR ABC

Hi everybody! Children from 3rd grade have been introduced into the english ABC. They have also thought about their names. But, have you ever thought about the letters we have in common? They have compared them and here you have an example of two particular ABCs.

Important: if you want to review the alphabet, you will go to the 3rd grade page on your left!

3rdA's ABC

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3rd B's ABC

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DAILY ROUTINES

How about reviewing the vocabulary that we are going to use in our recordings?

Click on the picture and play the 6 games.

BANG ON TIME!

Hi children!

Let's review time with this funny activity.
Click on the picture and you will find an amazing clock!
Read the time given and stop the hands of the clock when they are in the correct position.

Can you tell me your score? Send me a missage with this text:
My score is.....

ODD ONE OUT

Hi children! Let's play with words!
In each picture there's one that does not belong to that group.
Can you find them?

My first e-book

Hi children, the other day we were speaking about new technologies. This is an e-book that I guess you're going to enjoy a lot. I hope you like it!

POEMS in the 4th grade!

Hi children! congratulations for your poems. They are excellent. I have enjoyed reading all of them. So, I want to publish this ppt so that you can read your friends' writings.

Poems 4th a group

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Poems 4th b group

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HOW MANY STANZAS CAN YOU LEARN BY HEART?

In every life we have some trouble, when you worry you make it double!

IT'S JUST FINE

It's just fine to be
happy or sad.
It's fine to be
brave or scared.
It's fine to have
short or long hair.
It's fine to play
or just watch.

It's fine to be alone
or want company.
It's fine to be thin
or fat.
It's fine to wear jeans
or a skirt.

It's fine to dance
or sit down.
It's just fine
to be
what you
want to be!

OUR CITY

Ppt sabadell

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Welcome back... to school!

Are you ready for a great year?

School has just started and you've got the opportunity to meet friends and classmates.
Time to share, to play, to learn, to enjoy and to work hard . It's easy if you want. You only need to make it real. So...let's work together and let's make learning fun!

By the way, do you remember our production, The bird on the chimney? Last week it was presented in Bursa! All the European Teachers enjoyed with the project and they congratulated me of your production. So, you know I was and I am very proud of your work but I want to say one more time ,

good work has no borders at all!

GREETINGS FROM LIVERPOOL

Hi children, how is your summer going?
By the way, last 14th of June we were talking about Beatles. Do you remember? if you don't, you can listen to another time the song we were working those days.

Today I've been very lucky 'cause I have visited the Beatles' Museum in Liverpool and it came to my mind that famous song (Yellow submarine).
So, I'm happy I can share these pictures with you! :D