Shop and drop

Hello everyone! 

Today I have got a game for you all, parents and children, to practise and learn vocabulary.  

Imagine you are in a shop and need to buy different products.  This is your game! Follow the instructions, listen or read, and click on the correct picture to drop it in the box.  It is very easy and funny.  

Three, two, one, let's go!

Have a look at this videos website ...

    Hi there! Look what I have found! There is a video website called Kideos (Videos for Kids) where you can watch a lot of videos in English from your favourite cartoon films and series. 

  Parents, there is also a Parental Control label at the top right corner of the website that can help you out to rule the time and the age of the children who are the videos adressed to.

    I am quite sure everybody at home is going to love it and have great times together.  One, two, three, go!

Grammar Games

When working with grammar, some children get bored and lose motivation and therefore, attention.  In order to fight boredom, here you are a whole bunch of grammar games to practise, work and have a great time.  Please, help yourselves through the pages at this brilliant site and play grammar!

Santa Claus Post Office

Hey girls, boys and parents! Santa Claus is very busy on these days reading all your letters asking for presents and wishing merry Christmas.  He is getting all the gifts ready on his sleigh and Rudolph and the other reindeers are planning the trip.  If you want to see where they are working, have a look at the link to Santa Claus Village website by clicking on the picture.  Ho ho ho!!!

Kids cook tonight!

5th year students have finished a project about cooking and recipes, in English! They have translated into English, on their own, their favourite recipes.  Some of them have even cooked these delicious dishes and taken some photos to share their meals with all of us. 

Have a look at the poster we have put up at the school's dining room and enjoy their meals!

Theatre - Treasure Island

Cicle Mitjà and Cicle Superior students watched Treasure Island theatre play at Bartrina theatre in Reus in a full English version.  Our students could enjoy an adapted version of the famous masterpiece by the Scottish author Robert L. Stevenson, which dates from the end of the 19th century.  If you want to know more about these story of "buccaneers and buried gold", do not doubt on getting one on a local bookshop or even have a walk to our local library and borrow it, as you may easily find a volume either in Catalan, Spanish or English.

School of the Air

6th grade students have recently discovered the School of the Air in a lesson. This is a great invention of the 20th century that let and helped thousands of children to study in Australia since the 1950s.  Please have a look at the wikipedia link for more information and to the website of Alice Springs School of the Air in Australia.