Draw your character in a room. For this activity you need to bring 10 pictures of room objects.

Today you have another teacher, his name is Dave, and he will teach you the present perfect in English. Enjoy!

After the three sessions dedicated to the study of movement, we have turned radically to a more relaxed atmosphere: your room. We have collected pictures of room objects, we have decomposed into the three basic forms (sphere, box and cylinder) and we have finally drawn a room, with objects and our personally created character.

Today’s best student was … Raul Álvarez. He was the first student to finish and his simple, but effective drawing was stounding. Good for you!

Remember that you can download and print your list for unit 2 if you click on the ESO curriculum section above.

“The World Conservation Congress closes today in Barcelona. For ten days the Congress has hosted more than 8,000 specialists from the fields of sustainable development and biodiversity. The event was organised by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), which is made up of over 1,000 organisations and 11,000 experts from 160 countries.” (from Vilaweb Diari d’ Escola)

You can already listen to Unit 2’s grammar:
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Boomp3.com

The common theme of these sessions is movement. What better way to understand it and think about it than by watching an action movie?

During these three sessions we’ll be watching Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, in original version with Catalan subtitles.

The results for the first test show that 4th ESO D students have an average mark of 5. Out of the 20 students who took the exam, 9 passed and 11 failed. Most results are between the 4 and 6 region.

The results for unit 1 have been very bad. Most people have failed their exams, with the only exception of two students. Theirs was the easiest exam of the three difficulty levels and yet the amount of study seems to be near to nothing.

The average? 3.8!!

Now let’s go for 4 ESO C, it’s going to be a looong afternoon.

Another English edition from Diari d’ Escola.