Miss Fiona from South Africa is very happy that our collaborative stories have been published in our school web page. She has included a post thanking us about this unforgettable experience for all of us. You can click on the link and leave a comment watching your spelling and structures. Thank you!
I was really surprised and I couldn't believe my eyes when I found so many of you blogging this last week. I am pleased to see that you are making use of this supportive learning tool full of different kinds of activities. To reflect:
"Expect the best, plan for the worst and prepare to be surprised" by Denis Waitley
We are about to learn a new verb tense. Watch this video and see what you understand about it. Leave a comment. Avoid leaving comments such as " A very good video". Thank you. Video
Now your annual concert has come to an end. You have all performed excellent! You have excelled!!! I believe you will remember it for ever! It was "a really good night"! CONGRATULATIONS!!! Look at the images and leave a comment, please.
All the different steps of the Hero project have been published in the school page: the hero biographies, your glogs (virtual posters) and My Hero Essays.
These steps show all your hard work and dedication towards this project.
The collaborative writing projects have been published in the school web page. The excellent drawings have been made by our virtual friends in South Africa. Look for your stories. Hope you enjoy them.
This is the official site of Chris Van Allsburg, author of The Mysteries of Harris Burdick. Browse through the site. You can visit the Story Writing Contest but do not miss visiting his site where you have an interactive section with games. You can also read his biography and get to know some other books written by him.
This is a presentation of a book called The Mysteries of Harris Burdick by Chris Van Allsburg. Look at the presentation. Leave a comment about what you think of the images and of this book. Which are the differences with the books you are used to read.
In this game from Scholastic you will be faced with choices to make at school, at home, at a store and in the park. At the end of the game you will see how your score affected the environment around you.
In this game instead of having to collect a bunch of objects to use in your “escape” — like you do in other “room escape” like games — you have to collect objects and words. It's fun! Use your common sense! Hope you enjoy it!