Today is a fool day!

Today is April 1st, a day
to practise jokes,  get creative and play fun pranks on people around you. 

Nobody is exactly sure where the tradition started but nowadays it's an excuse to play silly jokes on friends. 
Many newspaper, radio personalities, television shows, and internet web sites participate in the celebration.
This page too ;D
 here you have  funny cartoons, 
just for laughing and having fun along these days!

 Try telling a joke you like to your friends. It's a good way to practise your English!

Happy Easter !

Let's celebrate and share our Easter traditions!

You can buy and boil some eggs. After that, dye them as the picture above. 
You will enjoy a lot if you share that task with your friends or your family as well. 
After that, you can hide the eggs and play with your friends. 
You can also give them as a present for Easter Monday!

Easter is coming!

Hi everyone! 

As Easter time is coming, we have introduced some basic vocabulary in the English lessons. After that, the Easter activity below is a great exercise for young children.

 They are going to become egg designers. 
Click on the pic and have fun!

 

Hobbies

Here you have some online games to practise your vocabulary on hobbies!
Remember there are many ways to say that you like something! We will use these expressions saying the true about us:
I like...
I love...
I'm good at...
I'm interested in...

If you click on the pic above, you will find another activity.

The legend

About St. Patrick's Day

Publish at Calameo or read more publications.

Our particular St. Patrick's Day

Let's check numbers by playing.

Have you ever played snakes and ladders? Click on the picture below and say "play"!
How to play: 
Roll the dice and move up the board in a race against the computer. 
Snakes take you down and ladders take you up.
You also practice number recognition and counting from 1 to 100.

Happy St. Patrick's Day

 Today is the anniversary of the day St. Patrick died many hundreds of years ago.

He lived in the fifth century, that's more than 1.500 years ago! 

St. Patrick is Ireland's patron saint. 

That means that people from Ireland believe that he protects them.

But who was St. Patrick? 
Also, this day is well known for a number of its traditions.
But, how do we celebrate his day? Here you have some recipes and craft ideas to celebrate it.
Families let me say that students will have the opportunity to have some information about the celebration with the presentation below. They also will learn what a shamrock is and some vocabulary about the legend with this wordsearch

St. Patrick's day from Inès Rosado

The picture below will help 4th graders to choose the name of their personal leprechaun depending on their personal names and the month they were born.

I'm a little leprechaun

This St. Patrick's Day cute song for young children is delightful!

Wear green next Tuesday!

Hi everyone!

St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner. So, why don't we wear something green on Tuesday? 

That's an amazing idea. Can you imagine everyone at school wearing something that reminds you St. Patrick's?

Come on! Don't be shy and remember to prepare your green hat, t-shirt, shoes, jeans, trousers...whatever you want.

Meanwhile, here you have a clear video that explains the tradition.

See you next Monday.

My English Troley

Hi everyone! 

We have got a special troley at school. 

It's an English library! 
It has got twenty-seven lovely books and we have been working on them a long the term.
I would be very pleased if you could tell me your favourite book.
It's easy, write a comment and send it to me!
Thanks a lot!

Grammar for CS

Here you have a funny picture about present progressive tense. 

Click on it and practise grammar!