Monthly Archives: March 2013

Mar30

Our e-twinning project: “The beauty that connects us”

Posted on March 30, 2013 by iselvacon2

Thanks a lot to those of you who sent me a photo for this project. Our “classmates” from Sweeden, Turkey, Greece, Poland and Romania have also sent their photographs. The Sweedish teacher, Cathryn is “choreographing” them with her students and, finally, we will have them edited as a film or presentation. I have also sent some of your e-mail addresses ( the ones who were interested) but I have not received an answer about that so far.

Mar29

“Rob Roy” discussion circles: McDonalds, McPhersons, McCampbells,McGregors and McDermotts.

Posted on March 29, 2013 by iselvacon2

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Mc Donalds discussion circle:

Passage person : Laura Rodríguez, Word master: Andrea Vaca, Discussion leader : Sandra Navarro, Culture collector: Lucia Abia, Summarizer: Ana Villora and Connector: Nuria Montejano.

Mc Gregors discussion circle :

Discussion leader: Ramón Peyró, Passage person : Inmaculada Mompó, Wordmaster : Alberto Salmerón, Culture collector : Raquel, Summarizer : Juanjo Cerdán and Franklin and Connector : Belén del Moral

Mc Phersons discussion circle :

Discussion leader : Mª Dolores García, Passage person : Lucía Pardo, Word master : Hortensia García and Laura Navarro, Culture collector: Esther Bernalte, Summarizer : Andrea Alcantud and Connector: Victoria Aragón and Cristina González.

Mc Dermott’s discussion circle :

Discussion leader : Alberto Monturiol, Passage person : Tarsicio Sánchez, Wordmaster: Lucía Piñero, Culture collector : Laura Castillo, Summarizer : Pilar Fernández, Connector: Enrique G. Matías.

After reading this novel by Walter Scott we will dedicate two sessions to this activity : One to complete your worksheets for the different roles and one to listen to your discussions in turns.

Don’t worry about this serious frightening word : “DISCUSSION”…Prepare a couple of ideas to perform your role and rehearse (=ensaya) a couple of times at home.Then, the day D, relax and get ready to ask and answer. I’m sure you will surprise me !!!

Mar24

After watching “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows 2”? (3º ESO)

Posted on March 24, 2013 by iselvacon2

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I love shells . I have always loved them. When I was a child my granny used to have a big pinkish one in her old-fashioned bathroom and I always tried to hear the waves sound by putting it next to my ear.

It might be the reason why I liked Ollivander’s house so much. I liked the inside of it too: so much light, such old windows, and the shells and candles in front of the glasses. Cream colours are everywhere : white, light grey, cream, beige. They create an atmosphere of dream. It is like a waiting room before all the action. That peace makes us wait for “something”: we know that we will see Harry’s final fight with You-Know-Who…