English

January 24th 2017

                       Mr. Johnny Villadiego Guillén

                                  English teacher    

     

                             

                                 

August 29th to september 9th

UNIT 13

August 15th to 26th  2016

UNIT 12

August 1st to august 12th

Unit 11

July 18th to 29th 2016

Unit 10

July 5th to 15th 2016

I sometimes watch tv

Unit 9

May 23rd to june 3rd 2016

Why to visit india and jamaica

Agra

Agra is the most visited city in India, since it is home to one of the greatest eternal symbols of love-Taj Mahal. This white domed marble mausoleum is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and has an epic love story behind it. Fatehpur Sikri, Agra Fort, Akbar's tomb, Ram Bagh and Sikandra fort are some of the must visit places in Agra, apart from Taj Mahal.

Top 10 Most Visited Places in India

Kashmir
Goa

Goa, the smallest state of India is known for its exotic beaches with amazing sunset view, golden sand and coconut palms playing with the wind. If having a great time with a dear one is on your mind, Goa is the perfect place for togetherness. Tasty seafood, parasailing, wind surfing and water-skiing facilities make the beaches of Goa a core fun place. Alorna Fort, Ancestral Goa Museum, Arvalam Waterfalls, Chapora Fort and Calangute beach are some of the popular destinations in Goa.

The Paradise on Earth, Kashmir's major attraction 

lies in its scenic beauty, snow clad peaks, lush green valleys, Alpine villages, cascading waterfalls, flower gardens etc. Kashmir is a destination worth visiting, during winter season where you can enjoy the boat ride on picturesque Dal Lake. The other major attractions are Gulmarg, Srinagar, Sonmarg, Nagin Lake, Pari Mahal, Shankracharya shrine and Pehalgam. 

Jamaica the birthplace of reggae is one of the more popular Caribbean destinations welcoming approximately 2 million visitors each year. The island is appealing not just for its beautiful beaches, but for its rich natural and people culture. Here are 10 attractions that visitors to the island should consider visiting.

1. Doctor’s Cave Beach, Montego Bay
The Doctor’s Cave beach gained fame in the early 1920s when news spread that the water possessed medicinal powers. Today, it remains one of the best beaches on the island, luring visitors from all over the world with its spectacular white sand and crystal blue waters. The beach is especially crowded when cruise ships visit and passengers flock to the location to soak in its reputed healing powers.

2. Rose Hall Great House, Montego Bay
The Rose Hall Great House is a restored plantation house built in 1770. It is the former home of the legendary Annie Palmer who earned the nickname, the White Witch of Rose Hall, due to tales that she lured several of her lovers to their death. The house, which is open for daily tours, is said to be haunted with her spirit to this day, and there have been several reports of ghost sightings over the years.

3. Rafting the Martha Brae River, Falmouth
Gliding on bamboo rafts on the serene Martha Brae River is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Jamaica. The journey takes visitors on a peaceful journey to explore the natural flora and fauna of the island, led by expert guides through some of the most breathtaking scenes of nature.

4. Blue Mountains and John Crow Mountains National Park, St. Andrew 
At 2,256 meters, the Blue Mountain is Jamaica’s highest peak and the home of the world famous Blue Mountain coffee. Nature lovers will enjoy these 200,000 acres of tropical rainforest, adorned with breathtaking mountain vistas, waterfalls, lush rainforests, and exotic plants and animals. More than 800 species of endemic plants and more than 200 species of birds can be found in the park, as well as the world’s second largest butterfly.

5. Bob Marley Museum, Kingston
What is a visit to Jamaica without a Bob Marley experience? The former home of the reggae icon is located right in the heart of the capital city, Kingston. Open for visitors daily, the tour gives an insightful look into the life of the superstar before his death in 1981. It includes a visit to Marley’s bedroom where bullet holes are visible from an assassination attempt, and his favorite star shaped guitar still lies undisturbed by the bed. The Tuff Gong Studio where he recorded some of his greatest hits and Marley’s original record shop are also on the property. Visitors can purchase authentic Marley memorabilia on site.

May 9th to 20th 2016 

Grade 6°

English festival 

Nicolas:

Thank so much, I hope you liked it, this presentation was done with love and was done in order to show you the power of God in our life, without him we are nothing, we wanted to do this because every day we see people with troubles but what they don’t know is that God is with us and he will always fight for us.

Mariana:

Good evening, I’m Mariana, and I want a different country because we are suffering this wars that is affecting day by day our life, seek God.

Santiago:

Good evening, I’m Santiago and I want more responsible and loving people with their children, never let them alone.

Maria Laura:

Good evening people, I hope you got the message, please invite God to your life and let him get in to your family.

Dear students the english festival is near, please do the best to take it ahead 

INDIA 

India, officially the Republic of India (IAST: Bhārat Gaṇarājya),^[20][21][c] is a country in South Asia. It is the seventh-largest country by area, the second-most populous country (with over 1.2 billion people), and the most populous democracy in the world. Bounded by the Indian Ocean on the south, the Arabian Sea on the south-west, and the Bay of Bengal on the south-east, it shares land borders with Pakistan to the west;^[d] China, Nepal, and Bhutan to the north-east; and Myanmar (Burma) and Bangladesh to the east. In the Indian Ocean, India is in the vicinity of Sri Lanka and the Maldives; in addition, India's Andaman and Nicobar Islandsshare a maritime border with Thailand and Indonesia.

JAMAICA

is an island country situated in the Caribbean Sea, consisting of the third-largest island of the Greater Antilles. The island, 10,990 square kilometres (4,240 sq mi) in area, lies about 145 kilometres (90 mi) south of Cuba, and 191 kilometres (119 mi) west of Hispaniola, the island containing the nation-states of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Jamaica is the fourth-largest island country in the Caribbean.^[6]

Previously inhabited by the indigenous Arawak and Taíno peoples, the island came under Spanish rule following the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1494. Named Santiago, it remained a possession of Spain until 1655, when England (later Great Britain) conquered the island and renamed it Jamaica. Under British rule, Jamaica became a leading sugar exporter, with its plantation economy highly dependent on slaves imported from Africa, followed later by Chinese and Indian indentured labour. All slaves were fully emancipated in 1838, and independence from the United Kingdom was achieved on 6 August 1962.

April 25th to may 6th 2016

Unit 6 

where is the market?

PLACES IN TOWN

PREPOSITION OF PLACE

April 11th to april 22nd 2016

Unit 5 

She lives in Washington 

March 29th  to april 8th 2016

UNIT 4

WE ARE A NEW BAND 

March 7th to 18th 

He is a soccer player

February 22nd to March 4th

Do you understand?

February 24th 2016

WORKSHOP
MOVIE – NO ESCAPE

 1- Mention the characters of the movie
 2- What is the plot of the movie?

 3- Would you like to have an experience like that?  

4- What values could you perceive during the movie?

5- What did you learn from the movie?

6- what is the name of the teddy of the girl?

7- Did you like the movie? why?

8-who is this man?

9-what is the continent where the movie was carried out?

10- What did the use to go out from the building attacked by a war tank?

Write the questions in your notebook with the answers.

thank you !

Februry 8th to 19th 2016

THE WORLD AROUND ME

"It´s so important to say hello wherever you go"

 IRREGULAR PLURAL NOUNS

CLASROOM OBJECTS

INTERNATIONAL WORDS

Please, do the best to achieve all the goals.

GOD BLESS YOU 

----------------- 2015 -----------------

September IV Term

This term, We will be working on the left units of the book as well as practicing hardly our roles for the English Festival.

My dear students, here are the new roles for you

Grado 6

Los estudiantes representarán un baile típico de Irlanda llamado Polka, antes de comenzar, se dará una breve descripción de lo que es el baile y lo que significa en la tradición irlandesa. (18 estudiantes)

Presenters: Santiago Giraldo: Hello… everybody. We are sixth grade. We are here in Ireland, I would like to tell you the best things about this Country but the whole night won’t be enough. (Mirando al público)… In this moment, I want to introduce some of my friends who are Hurling players,if you dont know, the hurling is the tipical ireland sport. I know you all love sports…And  With you!... Camilo and his team!

Hurling

Camilo: Hurling is the national Irish sport, this is a mixture of some other sports but played in an unique way, its playground is similar to the American Football but we do not need a big ball to play it, we just need a small ball (muestra el sliotar). And a helmet to protect our head from hits or accidents. (Muestra el casco el caso)

Muvdi: The objective of the game is to use a wooden stick called a hurley (muestra el hurley)  and hit a small ball called a sliotar (vuelve a mostrar el sliotar) between the opponents' goalposts either over the crossbar for one point, or under the crossbar into a net guarded by a goalkeeper for one goal, which is equivalent to three points…My buddy Juanse will contibue telling you about it.

Annicchiarico: The sliotar can be caught in the hand and carried for not more than four steps, struck in the air, or struck on the ground with the hurley. It can be kicked or slapped with an open hand (the hand pass) for short-range passing. A player who wants to carry the ball for more than four steps has to bounce or balance the sliotar on the end of the stick and the ball can only be handled twice while in his possession.

Se tiran un partidito de Hurling

Alfonso: So cool! I want to play Hurling some day. Don’t you, Santiago?

Santiago: Oh sure! Now… More sports, my friend Natalia and her team partners Sofía are going to talk to us about Gaelic Football…

Natalia: Gaelic football, is an Irish team sport. It is a form of football derived from traditional Irish ball games. It is played between two teams of 15 players on a rectangular grass pitch. The objective of the sport is to score by passing the ball(Muestra el balón) through the other team's goals (3 points) or a set of two upright posts separated by a crossbar 2.5 metres  above the ground (1 point)

Sofía: Gaelic football is one of four sports (referred to "Gaelic games") controlled by the Gaelic Athletic Association(GAA), the largest sporting organisation in Ireland. Along with hurling and camogie, Gaelic football is one of the few remaining strictly amateur sports in the world,can`t get any form of payment.

Santiago: So great! We have seen many great things about Ireland but it has not been all, Today we are also going to show you a tipical irish dance called Polka, this is one of the most representatives dances in this country, also, it has many other dances because not only polka you can listen to there, yoy may also listen to very known kinds of music but this time we offer this great dance, hope you enjoy the Irish Polka.

Alfonso: Hey Santiago, let me tell everybody a Little bit about influences in Irish Music.

Santiago: Right Away!

Alfonso: The indigenous music of the island is termed Irish traditional music. It has remained vibrant through the 20th, and into the 21st century, despite globalising cultural forces. In spite of emigration and a well-developed connection to music influences from Britain and the United States, Irish music has kept many of its traditional aspects and has itself influenced many forms of music, such as country and roots music in the USA.

Introduction to Polka

José Ángel: Alright my friends. I Would also like to say to this beautiful audience that Polka is not only danced in Ireland but also in some other countries but The Irish one has something special, the movements are so soft and coordinated, the dancers show their passion dancing, the joy of the dance with every movement, but no more words, Let’s see this great dance, (gritando) with you… The Polka!

BAILE POLKA!

Salen los bailarines y se forman inmediatamente para bailar, suena la pista…

August

Hello, hello my talkative students, hope you're doing really well. This time we will be working on...

Reading strategies

 July

My talkative students, hope you're really fine... this time we will be working on...

CAN for ability and permission

Can: Ability and Permission

• We use can to talk about ability. The negative of can is cannot (contraction: can’t).

Can you swim?
He can play the guitar.
I can’t open this bottle.
Can you meet me tomorrow morning?

• We can use can to ask for permission (we also can use may and could).

Can I borrow your dictionary?
Can I use your pen?
Can I ask you a personal question?

Could is less direct and more polite than can. May is more formal (and some people think it is more ‘correct’) than can or could, but can and could are more common.

• When we talk about things that are already permitted or not permitted (e.g. when there is a rule or a law), we use can / can’t (we may aslo use be (not) allowed).

You can’t smoke in this room. (You aren’t allowed to smoke in this room).
You can get married in Great Britain when you are 16. (That’s the law)
The children can go to bed at 9 o’clock, but they can stay up later on Saturdays. (The parents have decided this)

READING STRATEGIES

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June

My talkative angels, hope you're really fine. I want you to do it really well at the English second term exam.

Here I post you the topics to study.

1. Be Going to
2. Will
3. Imperatives
4. There was / There were
5. Simple past
6. Past time expressions
7. Can - Can't

Hello my dear students, This week we will be working on...

May
Hello my students, you English Teacher's back again. This time we will be working on...

Will Vs Be Going To

Imperatives

April

Your English teacher is back again, this time bringing you many things to work such as: 

JOBS

SIMPLE PAST

THERE WAS AND THERE WERE

PAST TIME EXPRESSIONS

SPORTS EVENTS

MARCH

Hello, hello again my students, hope you have taken advantage of your time off, this week we are going to be working on...

Food habits

CAN - CAN'T

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

February

Hello my dear students, with the following information you can practice what we have been working on...

Mr. Àngel

Comparatives and superlatives

My Daily Routine

Adverbs of Frequency

Nationalities

August 26th/2014

TOPICS FOR THE ENGLISH TEST 

Third Term

August 19th/2014

LET´S PRACTICE  SIMPLE PAST

Put the verbs into the simple past:

1. Last year I (go)  to England on holiday.
2. It (be)  fantastic.
3. I (visit)  lots of interesting places. I (be)  with two friends of mine .
4. In the mornings we (walk)  in the streets of London.
5. In the evenings we (go)  to pubs.
6. The weather (be)  strangely fine.
7. It (not / rain)  a lot.
8. But we (see)  some beautiful rainbows.
9. Where (spend / you)  your last holiday?

Write the past forms of the irregular verbs.

Infinitive		Simple Past
1.	meet	.
2.	drive	.
3.	speak	.
4.	put	.
5.	write	.
6.	sing	.
7.	do	.
8.	sit	.
9.	stand	.
10.	run	.

Complete the table in simple past.

Affirmative	Negative	Interrogative
He wrote a book.
	He did not sing
		Was she pretty?

Put the sentences into simple past.

1. We move to a new house. → 
2. They bring a sandwich. → 
3. He doesn't do the homework. → 
4. They sell cars. → 
5. Does he visit his friends? → 

Write sentences in simple past.

1. Janet / miss / the bus → 
2. she / tidy / her room → 
3. Nancy / watch / not / television→ 
4. she / read / a book → 

Choose "Was“ or "Were“:

1. The teacher                         was            were           nice.
2. The students                               was               were              very clever.
3. But one student                         was            were           in trouble.
4. We                               was               were              sorry for him.
5. He                         was            were           nice though.

July 21th/2014

Can the following nouns be countable or not?     Choose the correct answer.

1) milk -    countable uncountable  2) room -    countable uncountable  3) butter -    countable uncountable  4) song -    countable uncountable  5) music -    countable uncountable  6) minute -    countable uncountable  7) tea -    countable uncountable  8) child -    countable uncountable  9) homework -    countable uncountable  10) key -    countable uncountable

July 19th/2014

CAN - CAN'T

Organize the sentences.
2.

you

 

I'm

 

but

 

can't

 

smoke

 

sorry

 

here.

 
3. 

please

 

?

 

Can

 

we

 

open

 

the

 

windows,

 
4. 

bedroom

 

my

 

TV

 

pm.

 I 

can't

 

in

 my 

I

 

watch

 

after

 

go

 

but

 

can

 

9:00pm

 

out

 
5. 

the

 

can't

 

in

 

chat

 

We

 

classroom.

 
6. 

car

 

no

 

your

 

park

 

here,

 

You

 

is

 

problem.

 

can

 

there

 
7. 

I

 

go

 

toilet,

 

the

 

to

 

Can

 

please

 

?

 
8. 

museum.

 

sorry

 

photos

 

I'm

 

but

 

can't

 

in

 

take

 

you

 

this

 
9. 

we

 

come

 

Can

 

party

 

to

 

your

 

tomorrow

 

?

 
10. 

smoke

 

can't

 

in

 

pubs

 

in

 

Ireland.

 

You

 

June 8th/2014

Topics for the English Test 

1. Countries and nationalities

2. Present simple

3. Daily routine  

    4. Animals   

           5. Present continuous     

May 19th- 2014 

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

May 16th- 2014 

THE ANIMALS

Write the animals vocabulary!

May 12th- 2014 

PRESENT SIMPLE

 To form the Present Simple Tense we use the verb's base form (go, work, speak,study). In 3^rd person singular (he, she, it), the base form of the verb takes -s/es.(Auxiliary verbs "be," "do," "have", which can also be used as main verbs, are exceptions.)

                Affirmative form

I

                          you                 work

we    

they

he/she/it     works /-s/

go - goes /-es/

watch - watches /-es/

play - plays /-s/

study - studies /-es/

 Negative form

I

you      DO NOT /don't/

we           WORK

they

he/she/it    DOES NOT

              /doesn't / WORK

1. She doesn't often go to the cinema.

2. I don't get up early at the weekend.

3. They don't speak English very well.

 Interrogative form

               I

DO       you       WORK?

             we

             they

DOES   he/she/it    WORK?

1. Do they speak foreign languages?

2. Do you want a banana?

3. Does your sister play the piano?

 Questions and short answers:

Do you like spaghetti?

Yes, I do.

No, I don't.

Does she know Bulgarian? 

Yes, she does.

No, she doesn't.

April 29th- 2014 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W3AZ5Zw0n0

    In this link you will find a detailed video about present simple, please CHECK IT and answer the exercises!

    1. My sister  (read) a book.

   2. Frank  (like) dogs.

   3. My parents  (do) the shopping.

   4. We sometimes  (meet) in front of the cinema.

 

   5. Uncle George  (go) to the doctor's.

   6. Our friends  (play) football in the park.

   7. She  (go) to the park every Friday.

   8. He  (ride) his bike every day.

   9. We  (have) the best ideas.

   10. Carol  (say) good bye.

April 28th- 2014 

     Hello Guys! Here you will find the topics we were    working in class, study countries and nationalities!

March 31st- 2014 

TOPICS FOR THE ENGLISH TEST

-Classroom objects and prepositions.

-Hobbies and interests /key phrases to talk about interests.

-Has got /have got

-Demostrative pronouns (that, this, these and                            those).

-Places of the town (vocabulary)

-There is and There are.

-Comparatives.

March 25th- 2014 

ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE A CITY

Practice
Match the opposite words.

Click on a word		Then click on the opposite.

Practice

Select the correct word.

1. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are                   pie         meals         huge         road         leaf         funny         stars        .

     

2. After dinner she served a delicious apple                   pie         meals         huge         road         leaf         funny         stars        .

     

3. A                   pie         meals         leaf         funny         huge         road         stars        fell from the tree.

     

4. Her house is                   pie         road         leaf         meals         huge         funny         stars        ! It has ten bedrooms!

     

5. You can see many                   pie         meals         leaf         huge         road         funny         stars        in the sky at night.

     

6. The car drove down the                   pie         meals         leaf         huge         road         funny         stars        .

     

7. He makes me laugh. He's very                   pie         huge         leaf         road         meals         funny         stars        .

March 3rd- 2014 

PLACES OF THE CITY

Hello Guys!!! 

Here you can practice the use of

THERE IS and THERE ARE using the vocabulary about "places of the city"

There is / There are some / There isn't / There aren't any: 

Complete the sentences using 

-  a big hospital in Vilanova i la Geltrú.

- a zoo in Vilanova, but there is one in Barcelona.

-  parks with beautiful trees and benches.

-  funfairs in the city, but sometimes when there are special celebrations.

-  a church in your city? Yes, there is one in the centre of my city.

-  art galleries in your village? No, there aren't

-  paintings in the art gallery but the frames are very old.

-  shapes in Mona Lisa's painting. There is only a woman looking at yntres where you live? Yes, there are many sports centres but they are very expensive.

       March 3rd- 2014

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-  sports ce

Practice hobbies and interests! Try to make sentences using:

I like

I really Like

I don`t like

I hate

I can`t stand

I love

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