BOO!!!!

Do you really want to come in?

Beware, but we warn you that there are:


 MONSTERS 

         WICHTES

                                                                      BRAIN  EATERS 

WELL, SINCE YOU ARE HERE, 

THIS IS OUR  HALLOWEEN MENU:    

For STARTERS:


                    Vampire and jail window crips

Main COURSES:

                                           

                               Witch's fingers                                                            Monsters' eye balls

Second COURSE

DESSERTS

     and Hallowe'en sweets.

                              Zombi brains

 Drinks

  Dracula's cocktail or Dracula's favourite.

Finally, let's read to some of the terrifying scenes we witnessed: 

 -

-Diana: 

  

-Andrea, do you really trust this witch preparing our food?, Mario asked.

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-                                                                             

       -

-Miguel, 

-Cristian, 

-Andrea, 

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-Well, we three don't care, look how gorgeous we look dressed in black, white and red. Long live to Halloween!!!!!

Are you still in one piece? 

                                   Well, we advise you to leave.

                                                  

because some couldn't make it!!!!!!

PLAYING CONKERS.

PLAYING CONKERS AT IES CONDESA EYLO.

    
     On the second week of October we brought some horse chesnuts and made conkers with them in Technology class.

  

    

    

    

    

  

After that we wrote a report which included the materials, the process of making them and some basic rules to play.

These are the photos and the videos of the competion.

LET´S PLAY CONKERS!

AUTUMN IS HERE!

LET´S PLAY CONKERS!

Click on the picture above to learn how to make a conker and then we can go out to play this traditional English game.

http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/conkers.html

Do you need to have a look at it?   Click on:  How To Succeed At Conkers



Now, pick your conker, follow the instructions and ......let's play!


In case you need a quick reminder and the rules:



PASSWORD. THE ALPHABET GAME

PASSWORD

IRELAND. WELCOME UNIT.

IRELAND. Welcome Unit for 1st of ESO.

This is a collection of resources about Ireland.

 

1. A Royal Secret is a traditional legend from Ireland. 

       Click on the picture to download the story and the activities for you to           read and complete.

The King with horse's ears.

     2. How much do you know about Ireland? Try this quiz by clicking on the          flag. Aftter the quiz there is a webquest that you also have to fulfill.

The flag and the harp.

     3. Gaelic football is a native sport in Ireland. Click on the picture and                  discover how it works.

Gaelic football.

      4. Would you like to know about the country's Geography and History?

Ireland.

        5. Dublin. Get to know about the capital of Ireland. Watch the video                  and complete the tasks.

Dublin

        6. St. Patrick is the Patron Saint of Ireland. Find out about his                            legendary life.

St Patrick.

      
         7. How do the Irish celebrate St Patrick?

        
        8. Native Irish animals. Pair work.

        
         9. Ireland is famous for its music. Enjoy this song.

            Click here to read the lyrics and work this song out.


        10. Extra material: videos on some of the topics above.


        10.1 A Brief History of the Conflicts in the North (of Ireland)

           

            10.2. Saint Patrick's Day Song for Children

Let's spread!

Find out about Branston Pickle, quite something! Click on the picture.

Watch this Marmite advertisement. Will you love it or hate it?

This is Golliwog, Robertson's marmalade icon.

St. Patrick's Day. 17th March.

IRISH BLESSINGS:

             

Click on the leprechaun to listen about St. Patrick, some Irish traditions and celebrations. Then, complete the comprehension worksheet.

Watch this video on the Blarney Stone and pay attention to the origin of the legend. How can you get the gift of gab?

Kissing the Blarney biscuit. Because we could really do with some of the gift of gab this year!