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Recipes for Bonfire night...

Toffee Apples and Chocolate Apples by Alfie Deyes @PointlessBlog...

Enjoy :D 

The Bonfire Night...

Goooooooood Mooooooorning Guys!!
How are you doing my little learners?

Remember, Remember the 5th of November....
Do you remember that wonderful poem that we learned in class these days.
I'm letting you some of the videos that we watched in class in order to learn about Bonfire night.

In class, we used the following video as a warming up to introduce the students to the Bonfire Night in the City of London.

We also watched the following video to learn a little bit more about this festivity in Britain.

From my personal point of view, the knowledge of the British Culture in my students is a must.

To finish the class, we read the following poem which is very well known in the UK and every 5th of November is sung.

Poem: “Remember, remember…”

Remember, remember the Fifth of November,

The Gunpowder Treason and Plot,

I know of no reason

Why the Gunpowder Treason

Should ever be forgot.

Guy Fawkes, Guy Fawkes, it was his intent

To blow up the King and Parliament.

Three-score barrels of powder below

To prove old England's overthrow;

By God's providence he was catch'd (or by God's mercy*)

With a dark lantern and burning match.

Holla boys, Holla boys, let the bells ring.

Holloa boys, holloa boys, God save the King!

I would love to let you a  typical recipe that British people prepare in this festivity. 

Click on the picture below to learn how to do Toffee Apples for Bonfire Night. 

The School Vocabulary Game...

Here you have this wonderful game to practice vocabulary related to school subjects, activities, supplies and tools.
Enjoy...

http://www.eslgamesplus.com/school-vocabulary-game-practice-school-supplies-subjects-school-tools-and-actions/

Topic 3: The cool School

Hello everybody!
Today we have started a new topic and we have been learning new structures.
More specifically,  questions of the present simple:

In order to practice this structure, we have been singing in class an amazing song. Students really enjoyed so much this class.
Check it out.

Halloween Pumpkins

Hi!
Last week we learned in class how to carve a pumpkin. I offered to the students the possibility of carving some pumpkins. It wasn't a compulsory activity, but optional.
Some of our students have prepared some wonderful pumpkins for Halloween.
As you can see, my students are so creative and constant....
Enjoy the pictures...

Class works...

Hi buddies!
How are you doing?
I hope you are well.
I just wanted to upload some of your work of class. These days we have been so busy preparing Halloween and learning about comparatives, superlatives and practicing our Halloween song.
I just wanted to upload some of your work of class as I'm so happy of your effort.
My students are so talented, aren't they?