THE ENORMOUS TURNIP 1st B

This is the play for the class 1st B

^1st B

Group 1		Group 2
Student	Character	Student	Character
Albert	Narrator 1		Narrator 1
Yasmina	Narrator 2	Angela	Narrator 2
Amin	Narrator 3	Júlia	Narrator 3
Àlex C.	Seed	Nerea	Seed
Èric	Father	Marcos	Father
Laura	Mother	Alexandra	Mother
Cristian	Son		Son
Paula	Daughter	Victoria	Daughter
David	Dog		Dog
Maria	Cat	Pablo	Cat
Àlex A.	Narrator 1	Iker	Narrator 1
Denis	Narrator2	Geanella	Narrator 2
		Ismael	Narrador 3

GROUP 1

GROUP 2

 

THE ENORMOUS TURNIP 1st A

This is the play for the 1st level students.
THEY PULL AND PULL AND PULL BUT THE TURNIP DOESN'T MOVE!!!

^1stA

Group 1		Group 2
Student	Character	Student	Character
Carla	Narrator 1	Guillem	Narrator 1
Mario	Narrator 2	Adrià	Narrator 2
Lucia	Narrator 3	Albert	Narrator 3
Yasmina	Seed	Ana	Seed
Sergi	Father	Marc	Father
Xènia	Mother	Aina	Mother
Karim	Son	Juan	Son
Zainab	Daughter	Keyra	Daughter
Ariadna	Dog	Daniel	Dog
Iker	Cat	Laura	Cat
		Andrea	Narrator 1
Jaka	Narrator 1	Yassim	Narrator 2
Paula	Narrator2	Cristian	Narrator 3

GROUP 1

and some pictures of them

GROUP 2

 

Pictures of the clothes for our plays

Hello,
we are getting ready for our plays. Here we are preparing our outfits.
Do you like them?

Science: The Earth

          This term we are studying the Earth. We study the seven continents (Asia, America, Africa, Antarctica, Europe and Oceania), the five oceans (Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic and Artarctic), the water cycle (evaporation, precipitation, condensation and collection) and the atmosphere (air, oxygen and protection). 

       Here is a video with a song about the continents, but they say Australia instead of Oceania.

 Here is a video animation about the water cycle. It is  funny.
The Water Cycle

Science: Animals

This term we are studying the animals in English.

We are going to learn the name of the animals and how to classify them. Animals can be:

- Vertebrates: they have a skeleton.

- Invertebrates: they have no skeleton.

- Oviparous: they lay eggs.

- Viviparous: they do not lay eggs.

We study how animals move, too:

- Animals can run, hop, walk, swim, fly, slither...