Find some tricks you need to take into account when writing a composition:
12 Nov 2009
At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month
Read the questions below and try to find the answers in this video:
>How's this day called in UK? and in USA?
>What happened that day?
>Which king set this day in memory to those who died?
>What is the name of the main battlefield?
>Which symbol stands for this important day in the calendar?
>How's this day called in UK? and in USA?
>What happened that day?
>Which king set this day in memory to those who died?
>What is the name of the main battlefield?
>Which symbol stands for this important day in the calendar?
2 minutes
silence
are usually kept
to show respect
for those who died ...
... take yours if you like!
silence
are usually kept
to show respect
for those who died ...
... take yours if you like!
4 Nov 2009
Are we human or are we dancer?
What's the meaning under cover in this title? Does it say anything to you? ...
Watch this video of the latest hit of the art-rock band `The Killers´ and find out.
You have worked on terms like `freedom´ and `slavery´ in Citizenship class these days ... how are they related to the following phrases in the song lyrics?
> Cut the cord
> Looking for the answer
> You've gotta let me go
> Will your system be alright ...?
> ... no message we're receiving ...
> ... is your heart still beating ...
Watch this video of the latest hit of the art-rock band `The Killers´ and find out.
You have worked on terms like `freedom´ and `slavery´ in Citizenship class these days ... how are they related to the following phrases in the song lyrics?
> Cut the cord
> Looking for the answer
> You've gotta let me go
> Will your system be alright ...?
> ... no message we're receiving ...
> ... is your heart still beating ...
3 Nov 2009
Do you care how you look like?
This is kind of a project! It's called a Scavenger or Treasure Hunt and it will help you to build up your vocabulary about descriptions. Besides, you are asked to learn about some past and present subculture movements round the world. You will need to make an extra effort and work out solutions to people's strong opinions about appearances. This is due on Mon, 30th november.
Click on the link bellow, read carefully and follow the instructions:
THE RIGHT IMAGE
Click on the link bellow, read carefully and follow the instructions:
THE RIGHT IMAGE
Bonfire Night
Watch and pay attention to every detail in this video.
Answer the following questions:
>Who was Guy Fawkes?
>Which year did he try his plot?
>Which historical reasons are behind?
>How did he end up?
>List some of the words you have learned in this video and add them up to your vocab booklet.
Answer the following questions:
>Who was Guy Fawkes?
>Which year did he try his plot?
>Which historical reasons are behind?
>How did he end up?
>List some of the words you have learned in this video and add them up to your vocab booklet.
20 Oct 2009
Terrifying stories
>What did he see when, after feeling something was behind, he turned?
>Why does Gareth say not to be scared?
>Who is the lady of the portrait hanging on the walls at the hospital?
>How has the hospital ended up?
2. Read the questions below, then watch another frightening video about evil spirits:
>What is the name of the girl?
>Who is she with?
>What is the voice who is calling her, male or female?
>What does she start doing?
>What does she see at the end of the clip?
Ok, after so many thrilling tales you probably feel like partying on All Hallows day. Pick a costume out of the picture and give the teacher its description in writing.
Alternatively, you can choose to write about a spooky folktale from your town or village.
Both writing pieces should have, at least, 60 words and are due on Mon, 26th october.
Have a nice, scary weekend!!
Haunted History of Halloween
Click on the heading above to see a video and discover how Celtic people in Ireland played an important role on what is this modern (and traditionally considered American) holiday.
Then, follow the instructions to carve your own Jack O'Lantern.
Then, follow the instructions to carve your own Jack O'Lantern.
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