Manos Unidas 2011-Perales
More languages we know, the better we can understand each other. It is needed to overcome frontiers between languages and between people. Cuantos más idiomas sabemos, mejor nos entenderemos unos a otros. Es necesario romper fronteras entre los idiomas y la gente.
25 January 2012
24 January 2012
School Day of Non-Violence and Peace (30th January)
Martin Luther King, Jr. was a great speaker for peace and fairness for all people.
He was born on January 15th 1929, in Atlanta, Georgia and he died in 1968 in Memphis, Tennessee.
In 1963 he gave his famous speech "I Have a Dream" and he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize the next year.
Peace symbols
Different peace symbols have been used in various cultures and contexts, some of them are:
- The olive branch
- The dove
- The peace sign was adopted in the 20th century by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.
23 January 2012
"Let`s play" Comenius Song
Shout your joy! Free your fantasy! Open your mind!
Learn by playing and play to learn together
all day long!
Learn by playing and play to learn together
all day long!
Lyric
Just run outside in the sunshine
And be ready for a good time
Any corner, any step, by magic, I bet
Can be such a perfect set
Let’s play together anyone can play
All we need today is a bit of Fair Play
Just play your part and follow the rules
Fantasy and Fun will be your tools
Just run outside in the sunshine
And be ready for a good time
Any corner, any step, by magic, I bet
Can be such a perfect set
Let’s play together anyone can play
All we need today is a bit of Fair Play
Just play your part and follow the rules
Fantasy and Fun will be your tools
Take a seat or stand up
Press the button and choose one:
Board games, clapping, memory games
Running, chasing... It’s up to you!
And your wishes will come true!
Rock Paper Scissors Hide and Seek
Hokey Cokey Statues
Hopscotch Duck Duck Goose
Four Corners Bingo!
Press the button and choose one:
Board games, clapping, memory games
Running, chasing... It’s up to you!
And your wishes will come true!
Rock Paper Scissors Hide and Seek
Hokey Cokey Statues
Hopscotch Duck Duck Goose
Four Corners Bingo!
Now step in! Now step out!
Shaking your knees like a very funny clown
Turn around and shake your arms
Till everyone feels they’re falling down (twice)
Just run outside in the sunshine
And be ready for a good time
Any corner, any step, by magic, I bet
Can be such a perfect set
Now step in! Now step out!
Shaking your knees like a very funny clown
Turn around and shake your arms
Till everyone feels they’re falling down... falling down
Till everyone feels they’re falling down!!!!!
Turn around and shake your arms
Till everyone feels they’re falling down (twice)
Just run outside in the sunshine
And be ready for a good time
Any corner, any step, by magic, I bet
Can be such a perfect set
Now step in! Now step out!
Shaking your knees like a very funny clown
Turn around and shake your arms
Till everyone feels they’re falling down... falling down
Till everyone feels they’re falling down!!!!!
13 January 2012
Happy Peace Day!!
Peace day is the 30th of January. It's a day worth remembering all year long.
The "School Day of Non-violence and Peace" 30th January is the anniversary of the death of Mahatma Gandhi.
Do you know who was Mahatma Gandhi?
"An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind."
Do you know who was Mahatma Gandhi?
"An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind."
– Mahatma Gandhi
Soon we'll be celebrating PEACE DAY, meanwhile have a look to these videos.
11 January 2012
08 January 2012
Solar System.
Unit 4
To learn about our Solar System go to:
Games and activities
Who was Anders Celsius?
Anders Celsius (27 November 1701 – 25 April 1744) was a Swedish astronomer. He was professor of astronomy. In 1742 he proposed the Celsius temperature scale which takes his name. The scale was later reversed in 1745 by Carl Linnaeus.
Degrees Celsius or degrees centigrade????
Anders Celsius (27 November 1701 – 25 April 1744) was a Swedish astronomer. He was professor of astronomy. In 1742 he proposed the Celsius temperature scale which takes his name. The scale was later reversed in 1745 by Carl Linnaeus.
Degrees Celsius or degrees centigrade????
You might read 37°C as 37 degrees Celsius or 37 degrees centigrade. Why are there two names for °C and what's the difference?
Here's the answer:
One reason for doing away with the word “centigrade,” was that it might be confused with one-hundredth of agrade , a unit of plane angle.
Here's the answer:
One reason for doing away with the word “centigrade,” was that it might be confused with one-hundredth of agrade , a unit of plane angle.
Grados Celsius (°C)
Unidad estándar para medir temperatura en el sistema métrico, que registra el punto de congelación del agua como 0° y el punto de ebullición como 100° en condiciones atmosféricas normales.
¿Qué es más correcto escribir
¿Qué es más correcto escribir
«se alcanzarán hoy los 37 grados celsius» o bien «se alcanzarán hoy los 37 grados centígrados» o simplemente «los 37 grados».
Según las normas internacionales, ha de ser «37 grados Celsius» (pues Celsius es un nombre propio). En la lengua corriente es habitual «37 grados centígrados» y «37 grados»; aunque no deberían usarse en escritos técnicos, se pueden considerar aceptables en escritos generales.
Según las normas internacionales, ha de ser «37 grados Celsius» (pues Celsius es un nombre propio). En la lengua corriente es habitual «37 grados centígrados» y «37 grados»; aunque no deberían usarse en escritos técnicos, se pueden considerar aceptables en escritos generales.
01 January 2012
The three Wise Men
Los Reyes Magos,Melchor, Gaspar y Baltasar, visitaron nuestro colegio antes de las vaciones de Navidad, los niños y niñas les entregaron sus cartas y sus deseos para el año 2012.
Gracias a la AMPA de nuestro cole por ofrecernos este bonito regalo de fin de año, habéis conseguido que nuestros niños y niñas disfruten de ese comienzo de Navidades. Este video ha sido realizado por ellas.
Thank you Lucila.
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