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Category Archives: 3r ESO
TV and languages
Sitting comfortably on my sofa and thanks to a satellite dish, I can watch TV channels in the following languages:
- English (6 channels)
- German (more than 30 channels!!)
- French (4 or 5 channels)
- Arabic (1 channel)
- Italian (2 or 3 channels, can’t remember exactly)
- Dutch (3 channels)
- Catalan (1 channel)
- Spanish (1 or two channels)
- Gallician (1 channel)
- Basque (1 channel)
- Welsh (1 channel)
There probably are some more that I don’t remember. If I want to expand this offer, I only have to use my internet connection, I can watch channels from all over the world.
However, if I lived in Alacant, I wouldn’t be able to watch TV3 
List of exercises for unit 4
We begin new term with new unit, you can CLICK HERE to download the list of exercises
I hope you can find it easily now 
Foreign language… Chinese!
I read this piece of news in avui.cat and I thought it could be interesting. It seems that Panama is going to change the foreign language they teach at schools. The new language is Chinese and the reason is the strong economic relationship between the two countries. Authorities say that in 10 years Panama must have found the necessary infrastructure for the teaching of Chinese, which basically means training new teachers.
If you want to read the piece of news in English, go to BBC news by clicking here
Let’s read about football
Another article from Vilaweb’s Diari d’ Escola in English. If you like football, you may want to read it.
La clau de l’ educació al nostre institut
Només cal que enviïs un e-mail a: iescubelles@gmail.com
Tan senzill com això. Ho pots fer ara mateix si vols opinar sobre quina és “la clau”.
Free Catalan-English dictionary!
The ‘Dacco‘ project (Diccionari Anglès-Català de Codi Obert) started the creation of a dictionary some years ago. The philosophy of this project is that everyone can participate and contribute with words and translations, similar to the way ‘wikipedia’ works.
It is not perfect, but it is getting better and better with time. If you want to look up a word, simply use the search function (‘ctrl + f’ or ‘ctrl + b’) and type the word you want.
The file is compressed to only 5.1 mb zip, but it may take a while to begin the download.
Congratulations!!
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I would like to congratulate all the students of 3rd ESO grade who passed the irregular test exam. Some of you could only afford to make 2 mistakes out of 20 verbs, and you did it!! So, again, my congratulations. |
Budapest is the capital of what European city?
Check out this video from youtube. The TV programme is ‘Are you smarter than a 5th grader’ (Ets més llest que un alumne de primària?), and she is the winner of the American Pop Idol (Operació Triomf). The question is…
“Budapest is the capital of what European city?”
And of course she thinks this is a tricky questions because…
Europe is a country, isn’t it? 
And then she adds…
well, at least I know they speak French there,
don’t they? !!!
Best results for unit 2 test!!!
These are the people with the best results for unit 2. They are: Pol Royo, Xavi Huerta, Alan López, Jennifer Carvajal and Georgina Ayala (3r ESO A), and Miriam Alba, Cristian Farran, Kevin Ruiz, Aida Candamo, Natacha Grutta and Luisa Lancharro (3r ESO C).
Congratulations!!!