ANIMALS

Activity for Sergio and his friends at 3º Primary
ANIMALS CAN LIVE IN THE:
FOREST: wolf, deer, bear, fox, eagle, squirrel...
RAIN FOREST: parrot, tiger, panda bear, jaguar, monkey, , snake, gorila...
ICE & SNOW: penguin, polar bear, seal, reindeer...
DESERT: snake, camel, scorpion, coyote, road runner...
WATER: fish, whale, shark, dolphin, octopus...
PLAINS: ostrich, giraffe, kangaroo, lion, leopard, cheetah...

Remember that we MUST PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT and TAKE CARE OF ANIMALS

 If you like animals you can go to the ZOO anywhere. ZOO KEEPERS help animals and show us how they live.
This is my favourite ZOO in Spain: BIOPARC in Fuengirola. There is a BIOPARC in Valencia, too:

http://www.bioparcfuengirola.es/

THE SENSES

Activity for Sergio and his friends.
You are working the HUMAN BODY in SCIENCE: We are HUMANS because:
- we have a developed brain
- we can walk upright
- we can do lots of things with our hands
You have studied the : CIRCULATORY SYSTEM, DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, RESPIRATORY SYSTEM and EXCRETORY SYSTEM. You are working with the 5 SENSES now. Here are some activities, pictures and links to help you:

http://englishfromthebeginning.blogspot.com.es/2012/04/senses.html?showComment=1381918937590#c7487649773726545241

http://pbskids.org/sid/sidsays.html

THE COUNTRY: VOCABULARY

Activity for Sergio and his friends at 3º Primaria.
You are working vocabulary related to the CITY & the COUNTRY. You all live in cities and you know the vocabulary quite well but what about the country?
Here are some clues to help you:

Crops calendar

A barn

A fence

A pond


Pond animals

Crops

Fields

We went to the North of England 3 years ago. Country life in Yorkshire is a fantastic experience for a family. We visited Hesketh Farm Park twice. Sergio preferred that to Disneyland Paris!! It was like an amusement park but on a farm with lots of activities to do. Unforgetable. Here is the link if you want to know more about it:

http://www.heskethfarmpark.co.uk/

And please, feed my fish by clicking in the water!!!! Thanks : )

FAREWELL RAMONA

Ramona came to Spain with her husband and her two children about a decade ago. She wanted to start a new life far from her homeland, Rumania, with lots of hopes. She found a home in Cogolludo, where most neighbours loved her almost immediately. She was friendly and helpful. Ramona took care of my mother for one Summer. Andra used to come with her every day. I taught her to play Parchís and La Oca and she gave me lots of tales for Sergio. This Summer as soon as my mother arrived, she came to visit us. Luciano played football with Sergio in my parents'  garden under the lime tree. She was a hard-working smily woman. I met her at Guri's shop at the end of the Summer and she asked me about my Mum and the kids. Had I known it was the last time I talked to her, I would have embraced her and told her how adorable she was.

She had a heart attack on September the 26th and I only knew about it yesterday. She will be buried today in her homeland and we all wonder why fate can be so unfair at times. She was only 35 and had two teenagers who are too young to lose a mother. Farewell, Ramona, wherever you are. We'll miss you so much.

BACK TO SCHOOL

We are back!!! Everything has a beginning and an end. So, here we are again. It's been a great Summer enjoying the Mediterranean and the Cantabric seas, the mountain, the country, the magnificent Playa de las Catedrales in Lugo, the hospitality of Ana and David in Castro de Rei,  the medieval Morella, the views from the restaurant el Parque in Peñíscola, la Hacienda San Jordi and other lovely places,  the Festival of my village, El Escaqueo, the swimming pool, walks with Sergio, dances with Lucía, long talks and whiskey with César,  family, friends, ice-creams, salmorejo, wine (Vino de Rio Negro, Vino de Mencía, Ribeiro and tinto de verano), pulpo a feira, fresh fruit and vegetables, the colorful August sunset in Castilla and peace, at times.
Now we are back at CEPA Joaquín Sorolla with less teachers, less groups but the same energy to teach and learn every day.
My children love this song. I used to like it too. I was a fan of La Bola de Cristal (especially of Santiago Auserón with that black hat and his deep eyes). I think EL PUPITRE DE ATRÁS is the best song to start the academic year 2013-2014 with a good mood. Great to be connected again.
Lots of love,
ANA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nntxzFIp_lQ

HOLIDAYS

Well well well. We are almost on holidays!!!

I haven't published posts lately, sorry but this is what being a busy woman is like. It's been a hard accademic year but I only want to remember positive things. I've been lucky to meet new students and new workmates, whom I'll miss. We all deserve holidays. Have fun all of you!!!!

Bajamar, Joaquín Sorolla