Present/past. When I was younger.. and now...

We are working present and past and you are doing it very well. Here is your your work.

when I was younger on PhotoPeach

to be exercises

It can be a good idea to revise the verb to be click HERE and do some exerises

SAN JOSÉ

Have a look at these photos!!
San José on PhotoPeach

ST.PATRICK´S DAY (a little bit late)

St Patrick is the patron Saint of Ireland.He is celebrated all around the world on 17th  March.This day is a holiday in Ireland and it is a tradition to wear green.

The national emblem of Ireland is the shamrock. Patrick used a shamrock to explain how the Trinity of the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit could exist as separate parts of the same being. His followers adopted the custom of wearing a shamrock on this day.

St Patrick is celebrated with parades in the large cities and wearing green  The tradition also says that those who do not wear green on this day will be pinched so be careful next year and don´t forget to wear something green  !!!

shamrock

The cross of St Patrick is part of the UK (United Kingdom) flag, this flag has a name, its name is the Union Jack but we will talk about it other day.

LET´S SING TOGETHER!!

You Know we are singing the new coca cola version of the old Oasis song Whatever for next San José festival.  Watch the coca cola advert and sing the song practising the lyrics:
I´M FREE TO BE WHATEVER I
WHATEVER I CHOOSE
AND I´LL SING THE BLUES IF I WANT
I´M FREE TO SAY WHATEVER I
WHATEVER I LIKE
IF IT´S WRONG OR RIGHT IT´S ALL RIGHT


IT ALWAYS SEEMS TO ME
YOU ONLY  SEE WHAT PEOPLE WANT YOU TO SEE
HOW LONG ´S GONNA BE?
BEFORE YOU GET ON THE BUS AND CAUSE NO FUSS
GET A GRIP ON YOURSELF IT DON´T COST MUCH


YOU´RE FREE TO BE WHATEVER YOU 
WHATEVER YOU SAY, IF IT COMES MY WAY IT´S ALL RIGHT (Twice)
YOU ´RE FREE TO BE WHATEVER YOU
WHATEVER YOU PLEASE YOU CAN SHOOT THE BREEZE IF YOU WANT


WHATEVER YOU SAY, IF IT COMES MY WAY IT´S ALL RIGHT 

PANCAKE DAY

DID YOU KNOW?
This year Pancake Day is on the 8th March.
Pancake Day or Shrove Tuesday (martes de carnaval) is the last day before the period which we, Christians, call Lent (Cuaresma).
Lent is a time of abstinence, so Shrove Tuesday is the last chance to use up the food that isn´t allowed in Lent. Pancakes are eaten this day because they contain fat, butter and eggs which were forbidden during Lent.
It is celebrated before Ash Wednesday (Miércoles de Ceniza) and it is therefore the final day before the beginning of Lent.
It is traditional to eat pancakes in the UK this day and to take part in pancake races.
BASIC PANCAKE RECIPE (receta)

A DICTIONARY !!!

Some of you don´t understand the words in the blog. NO PROBLEM! If you CLICK HERE you will have a very good dictionary to look your words up in.

practising directions

If you CLIK HERE you can do some exercises to practise DIRECTIONS

My city

We are doing a good job about our city.
We are finishing it next Monday,continue working hard!!!

Entertainment

some puzzles and ideas to entertain you a little
The Guardian g2 Kids Page (07/27/2010)

Peace Day presentation

This is a nice power point about Peace Day

International Day of Peace

View more presentations from Indezine.com.

John Lennon airport

Did you know that the name of the Liverpool airport is John Lennon? Its exact name is the ¨John Lennon Liverpool airport¨ and under its name you can read ¨Above us only sky¨ which is a part of Lennon`s song ¨Imagine¨, don´t you think it is a good slogan for an airport?

Peace songs

On Peace Day people think about friendship, love, peace, harmony... one of the songs that is usually played on this day is ¨Imagine¨ by one of  the famous  Beatles, John Lennon. It`s worth (merece la pena) learning the song and it`s easy to learn the lyrics. It says, for example:  ¨Imagine all the people living life in peace...¨
Can you imagine...?

                                                

Peace Day

We usually celebrate the international Peace Day at the end of January so we are about to celebrate it at school, but did you know that the international Peace Day is really on 21st September?