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Showing posts with label 6º. Show all posts
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19 Oct 2016

HALLOWEEN ACTIVITIES

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15 Nov 2012

HALLOWEEN WORKS



One night of 31st October 1990, two boys went to get candies in their neighbourhood. They went to a house owned for a sinister old man.
The door of the house opened single and the children went into the building. They shouted:
- TRICK OR TREAT!                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
-UUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!
-Hello, there someone?
- UUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!                  
The door closed....                                              
The boys shouted and.... FRANKENSTEIN was in the house and killed the kids.
The spirits of the boys remained in the house forever. Frankenstein and his monster friends: Drácula, the ghost, the witch and the skeleton. The skeleton was the smallest, Frankenstein was sillier than the magic witch and the ghost was the oldest.
They walked in the streets and killed two kids every year.
 THE MONSTERS WERE VERY VERY DANGEROUS.

    The end 








14 Jun 2012

WEEK CAMP 2012

The pictures tell us that you had a wondeful time but we'd like to read your own comments. WRITE YOUR IMPRESSIONS IN ENGLISH BELOW!

4 May 2012

WHY IS THE CHICKEN CROSSING THE ROAD?


Besides the obvious reason (to get to the other side), according to the pupils in 6º, the chicken is crossing the road to...

21 Jun 2011

MARIA'S LIFE

Maria Cobo

20 Jun 2011

ADRIAN'S LIFE

Mi Vida en El Cole ADRIAN HIJAZO

17 Mar 2011

ST. PATRICK'S DAY TALK

To celebrate this holiday at school 6th grade children wore green clothes, played games in class, made decorations and attended a talk. Susana, an American teacher, came to school to tell us about St. Patrick and how the Irish-American people celebrate this day in Chicago, her hometown.
Can you write a comment to let us know what you have learnt. Did you like susana's talk? did you understand it? Have you got any questions about this celebration? Don't forget to sign up your comments!