Valentine's Day

Happy Valentine's everyone!

Let's try a new trivia video on this celebration. Let us know how it went!!

Enjoy!!

International Day of Women and Science

Hello everyone!

Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

Women and girls have only recently been considered are relevant in certain areas and matters, but many women changed the world with their discoveries, and some even risked their lives for Science: Marie Curies, Rosalind Franklin, Ada Lovelace, Elisabeth Blackwell, or Jane Godall.

One of my personal favorite women scientists is anthopologist, conservationist and primatologist Jane Goodall.

Her discoveries changed the way in which we see chimps, and also the way we humans differentiate from them. Let's learn a bit about her:

She gives speeches and meet people around the world to talk about the chimpanzees. She even meet kids like you many times!

And she writes books!

And some people write books about her and her life as well:

Such an inspiration!

Reading comprehension

Hiya!

We are doing a reading comprehension in class today. You can then try them at home as well:

READING 1

READING 2

Groundhog Day

Hey there!

Today is Goundhog Day...let's wait for it and see whether winter is coming to an end...or else...

Let's try a trivia!!

Carnival time!!

Hi!

Today we have two different Liveworksheets:

1. A pretty easy sheet about the Carnival: CLICK HERE

2. A bit more difficult texts' comprehension: CLICK HERE

Poetry: alliteration

Hiya!!

Let'sw work a bit on such a fun poetry figure: alliteration!!

To do so, we are reading some tonguetwisters.

You can listen to the tongue twisters prior to saying them...c'mon, have a go!!

Past tenses formation

Hiya!

Here you are a super easy game on making past tenses with was and were.

Let us know if you like it and whether you want more activities this kind.