Este año estamos aprendiendo a trabajar las TAC, es decir, las tecnologías del Aprendizaje y del Conocimiento. Aquí dejamos trabajos que hemos hecho, vídeos que hemos sentido y disfrutado, nuestras creaciones... ¡A disfrutar!
This year we want to learn English with TICs. Here you can find most of activities we do in the classroom. and we get from our pen pals from Stamford Green Primary School in Epsom, England and games to learn.
When you visit Illeta dels Banyets mind the wonderful views, not only the Mediterranean landscape, but also the mountainous regions like the highest peak Aitana, marvellous Cabeçó d'Or, fantastic Puig Campana and Benidorm island. You can also learn a lot of popular legends.
Do you know the Spanish expression “No hay moros en la costa”?
What does this expression mean? Where does it come from?
Our student Eva is very small and she says:
Hello, Teacher! I found out that a long time ago, people who lived near the sea in Spain looked out for pirate ships from North Africa. The pirates were dangerous, so if they weren’t coming, people would say “No hay moros en la costa”, which means “There are no pirates on the coast.” 😁.
Do you know Ultimate Frisbee? Here you can watch Alicante Club "Bárbaros and Vikingas" playing at San Juan Beach, Alicante. It's wonderful, isn't it? Beach Ultimate is a team sport played in three formats: Men, Women, and Mixed.
Each team has 5 players on the field and the objective is to score
points by catching the flying disc, called Frisbee, in the endzone of the
opponent.
The team that first scores 13
points, or the team that has scored most points after 45 minutes, wins.
Information taken from BULA. Thanks Julio for the information.
This will be the beginning of our day at Torre Vigia. After that, we'll walk along the beautiful promanade, Carrer La Mar to discover thrilling stories about this village.
Our former student, Rober Sanfélix and his partner, Dani Moreno, won the volleyball match of the V Edition Costa Blanca Beach Games two weeks ago. It was played at San Juan Beach, Alicante.
Here you can watch a wonderful point and some beautiful pictures.
Why is thata day? Because it's the anniversary of the deat of Teresas of Jesus. The goal of this celebration is to vindicate the literacy legacy of women who have been silenced and forgotten like Henrietta Lacks, Mary Anning, Carmen Laforet, Carme Miquel, Elia Barceló,
Look at this picture. What's the meaning of that message? What are they celebrating?
Look at this picture carefully? What can you see?
That's right! Sunderland fans unveiled a massive TIFO of the legendary Lambton Worm and a Knight at Sunderland Stadium before the first Premier League match since 2017, a display of local folklore that captivated fans.
What about this video our friend David, a Sunderland fan, sent us last August?
Some students love football and they watch Premier League.
Sunderland AFC fans usually sing the famous Elvis Presley's song "Can't help falling in love with you" at their ground home Stadium of Light before the kick-off.
This is a mural inside the stadium depicting several of Sunderland captains including Bobby Kerr raising the FA Cup in ‘73 the game which
made our friend David a Sunderland supporter.
Thanks David R. for the video and pics.
However, the supporters of Newcastle United FC, the major rival of Sunderland, sing "Hey Jude" during significant moments or at the end of the matches at their stadium, St. James Park.
Woah! It was absolutely amazing! The "Dimonis" were dancing and the air crackeld with sparkles.The lights were son bright, like a thousand stars. Participants felt so excited and they were brave running through a magical tunnel of light and fire.
They are people who form a group from L'Alqueria d'Asnar, a small town in Alicante, Spain, who make fire shows with music, costumes, and dancing.
What do they do?
They perform "correfocs" – this means “fire runs.” People dress like demons and run with fireworks. It is loud, bright, and exciting!
Who are the special characters?
Their main character is "Sant Roro", who calls the demons. They also use big fire animals like a dragon and a dinosaur called Maxupisaurios.
Where do they perform?
They show their fire art in many towns in Spain and even in Portugal. They are famous in festivals like Moors and Christians and Fira de Tots Sants, Cocentaina.
How many people?
The group has about 35 members from nearby towns.
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New show:
Their newest show is called “El Somni de Posidó” – it mixes dance, music, theatre, and fire. It tells a story about the sea god Poseidon.
September is special in a small village called L'Alqueria d'Asnar, located at the north of the provice of Alicante, because they celebrate their festivities to honor their Patron Saint "San Miquel".
There are many fun and traditional activies. Here you can see this fire show called "correfocs" by Demonis Rafolins.
Look at these extraordinary pictures and enjoy them
On the 1st of April it's a tradition to play tricks on people, so you better be watch out!
Do you know why we celebrate April Fool's Day? It's important to understand the humour of other cultures.British humour is different from Spanish one. Are you a sarcastic person?