Happy Holidays!

Enjoy! See you in September!

Exchange with Poland

From May 6th to 13th the Polish students and teachers visited us in Vigo. It was a great week!

ICT activities - May

Summer is round the corner and we need to revise all the things learned this term and finish the projects with Poland and Norway. So, we'll make the most of our time and revise the contents in units 7, 8 & 9 (secondary), 7 & 8 (6th primary) and 5 & 6 (5th primary) using the Find Out! 5 & 6 and the Macmillan Voices 1, 2 , 3 & 4 websites.

Trip to Scotland

April 11th - 16th
Edinburgh, Glasgow & The Highlands.

Calton Hill, Edinburgh

Spelling Bee Contest

Congrats to Carla, Manuel, Mariana and Marcos. You've done a great job!

ICT activity - March

It's Saint Patrick's Day and, so, we're virtually travelling to Dublin. I hope you learn lots of interesting facts about this great city.

www.visitdublin.com

St. Patrick's Day

 

 

 

Answers to the exercises - 1st ESO

UNIT 6 REVISION EXTRA

EXERCISE 1
a. gallery / museum      b. cathedral / churches      c. garden
d. market      e. statue / square      f. palaces / castles
g. theatre      h. department store      i. stadium

EXERCISE 2
a. mushrooms      b. bacon      c. toast      d. tea
e. juice      f. egg      g. cheese      h. butter
i. sugar      j. meat      k. ice cream      l. grapes

EXERCISE 3
COUNTABLE NOUNS: egg, mushrooms, ice cream, grapes.
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS: sugar, meat, tea, bacon, cheese, butter, juice.

EXERCISE 4
a. some      b. any      c. an      d. some
e. any      f. a      g. some      h. any

EXERCISE 5
There are many possible answers here. I write one of them.
a. There's a statue in the middle of the square.
b. There isn't an art gallery.
c. There are some cafés and restaurants.
d. There aren't any theatres.

EXERCISE 6
a. Is there a museum? Yes, there is.
b. Are there any shops? Yes, there are.
c. Is there a cathedral? No, there isn't.
d. Are there any theatres? No, there aren't.

EXERCISE 7
a. between      b. in front of      c. opposite      d. behind

Burlington Readers: Secondary

Here are the links to the Burlington Books webpage where you can listen to and/or download the audios of your readings: All About Britain (1st ESO), The Indian in the Cupboard (2nd ESO), Two Explorers: the Stories of Marco Polo & Roald Amundsen (3rd ESO), Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (4th ESO). You can also download a set of self-correcting comprehension activities and final reader quiz, vocabulary games, a printable book report and a printable progress report.

Enjoy your reading!

 All About Britain







The Indian in the Cupboard

Two Explorers: the Stories of Marco Polo & Roald Amundsen







Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde

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Spelling Bee contest

Come and cheer Carla Iglesias and Manuel González (5th primary) and Mariana Cabaleiro and Marcos Dalmeida (3rd ESO).

ICT activity - 5th primary

1. If you haven't finished your poster, it's now or never. This is the last class you'll have to finish it.

2.- If you have already finished your poster, get your Cambridge Dictionary CDROM and do the following activities:

Food
Fruit and vegetables
Kitchen
Kitchen objects
Living room
Living room objects
Make up
Office
Sports 1
Sports 2

Don't forget to write three words (and its Spanish translation) for each category.

ICT activity - February

Let's dive into Science and visit the Science Centre in Glasgow and the Science Museum in London.

Glasgow Science Centre is a visitor attraction located in Glasgow, Scotland. It is a purpose-built science centre composed of three principal buildings which are the Science Mall, an IMAX cinema and the Glasgow Tower. It was opened in June 2001.

The Science Museum is one of three major museums in South Kensington, London. It was founded in 1857 and today is one of the city's major tourist attractions, attracting 2.7 million visitors annually. The Science Museum now holds a collection of over 300,000 items. It also contains hundreds of interactive exhibits. A recent addition is the IMAX 3D Cinema showing science and nature documentaries, most of them in 3-D and the Wellcome Wing which focuses on digital technology.

For further info visit:

www.glasgowsciencecentre.org/

www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/

Answers to the exercises - 6th primary

PAGE 31

EXERCISE 1

2. a musician
3. a doctor
4. a sailor
5. a painter
6. an inventor

EXERCISE 2

2c    3f    4b    5d    6a

EXERCISE 3

PAINT - PAINTED
TRAVEL - TRAVELLED
LOOK - LOOKED
PLAY - PLAYED
INVENT - INVENTED

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EXERCISE 4

2. LOOKED
3. WASN'T
4. PLAYED
5. DIDN'T WORK

EXERCISE 5

2. NURSE
3. VET
4. OPTICIAN
5. COMPUTER TECHNICIAN
6. BUILDER

EXERCISE 6

2. PAINTED
3. SPAIN
4. LIVED
5. DOCTOR
6. SICK

Answers to the exercises - 4th ESO

EXERCISE 38.1

3. WOULD TAKE
4. CLOSED DOWN
5. WOULDN'T GET
6. PRESSED
7. DID
8. WOULD BE
9. DIDN'T COME
10. BORROWED
11. WALKED
12. WOULD UNDERSTAND

EXERCISE 20

2. came to see us.
3. THIRD TYPE
4. They'd be upset if I told them what happened.
5. THIRD TYPE
6. THIRD TYPE
7. THIRD TYPE

EXERCISE 39.2

2. I'd buy this book if it wasn't so expensive.
3. We would go out more often if we could afford it.
4. If I hadn't to work late I could* meet you tomorrow.
5. We would have lunch outside if it wasn't raining.
6. If I wanted his advice I would ask for it.

*CAN:
PRESENT: CAN
PAST: COULD
CONDITIONAL: COULD
FUTURE: WILL BE ABLE

Answers to the exercises - 5th primary

GRAMMAR WORKSHEET 2

EXERCISE 4

2. Where's Harry Potter from? / Where is Harry Potter from?
3. Where's Madonna from? / Where is Madonna from?
4. Where's Raul from? / Where is Raul from?
5. Where are you from?

EXERCISE 5

2e       3d       4a       5f       6c

EXERCISE 6

2. People in Australia SPEAK English.
3. He SPEAKS Spanish.
4. She SPEAKS Portuguese.
5. She SPEAKS Chinese.
6. She SPEAKS Spanish.