If you are a student of 4th of Primary and you really want to learn English, here you have a site with a lot of funny exercises. Remember, it's our website and you can collaborate with your comments. Enjoy it!
I want to finish this blog with four beautiful songs that will bring you good memories from this year 2010-2011. Enjoy and sing as much as I have done. GOOD BYE! See you in September(by Mr. Carlos).
In this game you are going to be asked about different characteristics of the Solar System. You can play with a friend. Which one is the winner? You can send a comment with your final mark.
A difficult game to play against the machine. They are going to ask you some questions about "Extreme Sports". You must answer correctly if you want to win the race. Good luck!
A competition for all the students. How many words can you make in 3 minutes? Spell words from the 16 letters in the grid. The more letters you use, more points.
Send a comment with your final result. My best mark: 43 points. Can you beat me?
Watch and listen. Choose the best answer in each case. The song is very famous. It was recorded by the well known Lous Amstrong and released as a single in 1968. Enjoy it!!!
Quiz: Do you know who is the dog of the picture? There is a student in our class similar to this funny dog. Which student are we talking about? Clue: it's in 4th of Primary, he is very fond of Pilgrims to Santiago or other places and he likes a lot riding bicycle. DEADLINE: Monday, the 30th of May
Paul Viñeta is the author of this writing. As you know, he likes all kind of things related to Science. In this case, he has written about "The dragon of Komodo". As always, read it and try to help him by sending a comment with the "possible mistakes".
"The komodo dragon is the largest varanus in the world. It is robust, strong, with a broad and powerful head. The adult’s colour is a very off brown but young dragon’s colours are variable. Has a bifida language and in it is a saliba that paralysed you. It eats pigs, deer, horses and buffalo and deborado human beings".
It's strange but last week we published that we were over 15,000 visitors since the day we started the blog. But in this week, we have received more than 1,000 visitors from many different countries, such as Trinidad y Tobago, Australia or Germany, amongst others (entre otros).
Tomorrow we have the final school party: inflatables, sweets, races, competitions... and too many other activities to enjoy with your friends. Remember: it's our party and we must enjoy it!
Last Friday, three students from 4th of Primary came to my office and begged me to upload another song from the amazing group, The Beatles. I promised I will do it, so here we are, with the fifth post. The following song is "Eight days a week", another hit from these popular guys.
The song was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and released on the second album in1964, Beatles For Sale. Now you can follow the lyric and sing (not too loud, because the weather is fine in Pamplona...). The song, along with two others from the album "Baby's in Black" and "No Reply", was planned as a single release. In the end, it was released as a single only in the United States on 15 February 1965 becoming a number-one hit (their seventh).
Ooh I need your love babe, Guess you know it's true. Hope you need my love babe, Just like I need you,Ooo.
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me. I ain't got nothin' but love babe, Eight days a week.
Love you ev'ry day girl, Always on my mind. One thing I can say girl, Love you all the time,ooh
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me. I ain't got nothin' but love girl, Eight days a week.
Eight days a week I love you. Eight days a week Is not enough to show I care.
Ooh I need your love babe, Guess you know it's true. Hope you need my love babe, Just like I need you.
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me. I ain't got nothin' but love babe, Eight days a week.
Eight days a week I love you. Eight days a week Is not enough to show I care.
Love you ev'ry day girl, Always on my mind. One thing I can say girl, Love you all the time.
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me. I ain't got nothin' but love babe, Eight days a week, Eight days a week, Eight days a week.
Today we have received the good news that a student from our class has won the OSASUNA'S FOUNDATION PRIZE in the category of "Essays" (redacciones). The panel of judges has taken into account his original and creative writing amongst other things and, finally, he has been the winner of all Navarre.
Congratulations for this small student and, of course, for all his mates (compañeros). We should be proud (orgullosos) of the class where we work. On Monday, the 23rd of May, we will celebrate in class.
Looking at both pictures, which one is the hidden student? Guess with a comment!
Clue: he likes to play football in the playgrounds with a small ball but he is used to lose (a pity, je, je).
It's time for the last post about U2. And I'm going to finish this incredible group of music with another famous song, Still haven't found what I'm looking for. It is the second track from their 1987 album The Joshua Treeand was released as the album's second single in May 1987. The song was a hit, becoming the band's second consecutive number-one single on the US after With or without you.
EXTRA POINT: WHAT DOES IT MEAN THE TITLE OF THIS SONG?
