Les élèves du programme bilingue de 3º ESO A,B ont travaillé à propos de la fête de POISSON D’AVRIL: origines, le 1er avril dans les autres pays, quelques idées de blagues… et finalement, on a décoré le hall du lycée.
Autor: BRIT
PÂQUES!!
Voici le petit jardin que les élves de 1º ESO A ont créé avec leur professeure Grego Pradier.
Allons-y! C’est parti. La chasse aux oeufs commence !
ENGLISH BRIT: «END OF SECOND TERM 2021»
This exhausting second term has finished with the awards ceremony of the chatterbox diplomas of oral skills, the Spelling Bee contest and Art teacher Verónica Gayán’s Covid-19 Pixel Art Project. The students have been working really hard and we all deserve a nice break now! Click on the image below to see the video about the end of this term. HAPPY EASTER to everyone!
COVID through PIXEL ART: 2nd ESO
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SAINT PATRICK’S DAY 2021
On 17th March ESO students have been learning about Irish culture through the celebration of Saint Patrick’s Day. They have done some research on typical Irish terms like Shamrock, Eire or Gaelic. They have also been working on the tradition of Saint Patrick’s Day and finally they have taken part in an Irish dancing workshop in which they have experienced what an Irish jig is. If you want to feel the «Irish experience» at Élaios, click on the image below to see the video:
CHEMICAL ELEMENTS: THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF THE UNIVERSE
The chemical elements are the building blocks which the Universe is made of. Everything around us, even ourselves, is built up with them, atom by atom. Opposite the library you can see the Periodic Table that Physics and Chemistry teacher Fabiola Lacueva’s 2nd ESO students have built «cube by cube» and «cell by cell».
Each side of the cubes shows the information about each chemical element. Some of the cubes are in Spanish and some others in English (the latter made by 2nd ESO BRIT students). The different colours of cardboard help to distinguish between metals (purple), semimetals (light green), nonmetals (dark green) and noble gases (orange). As for the ink colour of the written text, it represents the different usual physical states, that is to say, black for solids, red for liquids and green for gases.
EXPOSÉ SUR LE COLONIALISME
Les élèves du programme bilingue de 4º ESO A ont réalisé un exposé sur la colonie de l’Indochine française au XIXème siècle.
On vous invite à le regarder.
Love and Covid
During the second and third weeks of February, 2nd ESO BRIT students have also been practising both their written and oral skills. So they have invented moving letters to comfort all the people who are undergoing this gruesome pandemic. Here is the result: two wonderful interactive books with the students’ creations, edited by teachers of English Irene Aixalá and Pilar Berruete. Hope you’ll like them!
Saint Valentine’s Day 2021
During the second and third weeks of February, 1st ESO students of English have been practising both their written and oral skills. The students have made up witty romantic poems. If you click on the image below, you will see a video in which you can read and listen to the poems. Thanks a lot to the enthusiastic teachers implied in this project, especially to Irene Aixalá, Susana Berné and Leonor Bolsa!
CLICK ON THIS IMAGE FOR THE VIDEO
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN SCIENCE (11th February)
BRIT Biology teachers Ana Cristina Arnal, Chelo Calavia and David Salas have shown bilingual and non-bilingual 1st ESO students an artistic exhibition by two famous painters and naturalists: MARIA SIBYLLA MERIEN (17th century) and MARTA CHIRINO (21st century). Then it’s been the students’ turn to imitate them and draw insects seen through a magnifying glass. In this way the students have reinforced their knowledge on insects and they have understood the importance of these women for Science. If you want to see some of the pictures of this day, click on the following image:
