ENGLISH CLASSROOM

Dear families; Today we went all together ( P5 and 1st course) to the theatre to watch Little Red Riding Hood's play. It has been amazing and.................what a surprise!, Little Red is not as good as she seemed. She is a naughty girl and she doesn't like to help her mother and go shopping. We all have had a lot of fun and we want to invite you to have a look at the pictures where you can see our students performing in the play. You will also be able to see the complete album in our blog. We hope you like it! Enjoy.

Hi, children! Do you like crisps, eggs or sandwich es? Yummy, yummy! What’s your favourite food for lunch? Students in 3 rd grade are ready to share th eir food with… ALIENS!!! Just have a look!

Hello, everybody! Students in 2nd grade are now studying the animals on the farm. Now they know all the animals and what they say. They have enjoyed the story “The very busy spider”, another masterpiece by the writer Eric Carle. Would you like to watch the video about the busy spider? And did you know that Old Mc Donald had a farm with lots of animals? Bufons and Mataties have created their own farms with very interesting and colourful animals. We will upload a photo album very soon…

Hi, children! Do you like activity camps? Can you swim, ride a bike or play football? Enjoy yourselves with the following activities:

THE STORY THE GAMES Play the funny games click in the image SONGS: Click the image and listen the songs song one song two

George the giant is sick of being the scruffiest giant in town! He kits himself out with smart new trousers, a smart shirt, a stripy tie and shiny new shoes. Now George is the smartest giant in town! But on his way home he meets lots of poor animals who need help. Soon George’s tie is warming a giraffe’s neck, his shirt becomes a sail for a goat’s boat, and his shoe becomes a mouse-house. But suddenly a very cold George has given all his clothes away! Now he feels like the daftest giant in town. Will the grateful animals say a special thank-you to the KINDEST giant in town? This big-hearted rhyming tale of giant generosity will make you feel all fuzzy and warm inside.