ENGLISH THEATRE!

Over the past few weeks, our Infant Education children have had the opportunity to enjoy two special English theatre performances at school. These activities are part of our ongoing effort to bring English to life in a fun, meaningful, and engaging way.

Our first play was “The Ugly Duckling,” a charming story set on a farm and full of friendly animals. The children loved meeting the different characters, participate and singing along.

The second play, “Santa’s Boots,” helped us dive into the festive spirit of Christmas. This performance also included animal characters and invited the children to laugh, and follow the story in English while learning new vocabulary connected to the holiday season.

Both plays encouraged the children to listen, interact, and enjoy English in a natural context, making language learning fun.

Here you have some pictures we take during the theater.

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HALLOWEEN

During the pasts days our youngest learners have been celebrating Halloween in a very special way!

We read the story “Go Away, Big Green Monster!” by Ed Emberley. This is a fantastic book to help us learn and review the parts of the face in English. The children loved seeing the monster appear and disappear as we turned the pages!

After enjoying the story, each class worked on a creative Halloween activity:

I3: They painted a spooky Halloween picture.

I4 and I5: They created their own Big Green Monsters! They had so much fun designing their monsters, adding the eyes, nose, mouth, hair and ears.

LEARNING ABOUT SCHOOL SUPPLIES IN I5!

In our 5-year-old English class, we have been learning about school supplies in a fun and interactive way!

We started by singing a song to introduce the new vocabulary. Then, we practiced the words with flashcards and a worksheet, helping us connect the pictures, words, and sounds.

To keep practicing in a playful way, we set up learning stations around the classroom. Each station had a different activity to help reinforce the vocabulary:
At the first station, students completed a puzzle and said the word aloud.
At the second station, they threw a dice and named the object that appeared.
At the third station, they read the word and searched for the correct picture.
And at the last station, they played a memory game, saying each word when they found a matching pair.

Learning Stations: English in Action!

Today, our 5th graders had an amazing time working through English learning stations! Each station included fun activities and games designed to help them learn new vocabulary and practice their oral skills.

Students moved around the classroom, working in small groups, speaking in English, and helping each other to complete the challenges. It was wonderful to see them so engaged, and motivated while using the language.

Exploring Our Classmates’ Likes

This week, our students had a fun and interactive English activity! They created colourful charts and asked their classmates questions about their likes and preferences — from favorite foods and sports to animals and colours.

After gathering all the answers, they worked together to compare the results and discuss what they discovered. Some students were surprised to find how many friends shared the same interests, while others learned something new about their classmates!                                            The activity was a great way to practice speaking and writing in English, while also learning how to collect and organize information. Plus, it was full of smiles, laughter, and teamwork!

VEHICLES I5

In the I5A i B class, we have worked on colours and emotions such as: happy, angry, sad, calm, afraid and in love…with the story of «The colour monster». We had made a worked a worksheet on the emotion of joy. We have also made a dictation of the colour monsters.

In the both classes we have played a game with the rope to work on the vehicles.

Currently, we are working on winter clothes. The teacher has read the story of «Froggy gets dressed» to the students.

They had a lot of fun!

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SHARK IN THE PARK I3

In the I3 class, for a few days, they have been doing some very fun activities about the story «Shark in the park»..The English teacher has explained the story to them and they have made a shark card.

Another activity, they have done has been a telescope,once they have finished it they have gone to the playground to look for photos of the animals that have appeared in the story. They have had a great time!!!!

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1ST GRADE LEARNING STATIONS

During the second trimester, learning stations have been carried out in the first primary class. 

These stations help us to remember and practise everything we have studied so far this term.

The class is divided into 4 groups. Each group has a task, in this case two groups had to design their carnival costume, another one had to talk about a piece of clothing and finally, in the last table they had to read and write the words they had worked on using the 3D letters. Each group spends 10-15 minutes at the station so that everyone can practice several things in the same session.

Here you have some photos about it.

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