28 Nov 2013
Food for all...please
Follow this link to learn more about a campaign to get everybody to have some food for Thanksgiving.
12 Nov 2013
Are maps useful? If so, what for?
Take a look at this website and share your opinions.
http://www.goodnet.org/articles/9-maps-to-change-how-you-see-world
http://www.goodnet.org/articles/9-maps-to-change-how-you-see-world
11 Nov 2013
What's wrong?
In your opinion, what are the causes for the great number of divorces?
Is it a problem of the kind of society we live in? Are we ready to get married? Should we learn to love again? Is it better not to get married?
Please, feel free (and sensible) and leave your comment here. You can comment on your classmates' posts too, always with respect.
Read you soon!
Is it a problem of the kind of society we live in? Are we ready to get married? Should we learn to love again? Is it better not to get married?
Please, feel free (and sensible) and leave your comment here. You can comment on your classmates' posts too, always with respect.
Read you soon!
8 Nov 2013
Are you engaged? Do you want to be?
23 Oct 2013
A website for British secondary school students
Follow this link and discover a new website aimed at students your age in the UK.
18 Oct 2013
Your profile
Hello my dear students in Year 1 ESO,
I want you to write your profiles here. You only need to click on "comentarios" and write your text. Then you click on "publicar", you write your email and password and that's it.
See you here soon!!!
I want you to write your profiles here. You only need to click on "comentarios" and write your text. Then you click on "publicar", you write your email and password and that's it.
See you here soon!!!
14 Oct 2013
Example of the type of images you must upload to my blog
Hi my dear students!
This is Lucy. She is 24 and I took a picture of her yesterday while she was shouting at her boyfriend after he told her that he did not want to go out with her any more.
I guess it wasn't good news!!
4 Oct 2013
1 Oct 2013
What's your opinion about the man in yellow?
This happened a few days ago when Wilson Kipsang broke the word record for marathon.
What would you do in this situation?
http://youtu.be/y5o55R06vr8
What would you do in this situation?
http://youtu.be/y5o55R06vr8
27 Sept 2013
Looking for home?
Hi there!
If you liked the film we watched in the morning in 4a ESO, remember you can find the link here on this blog. It's on February 2011.
Have fun and enjoy your weekend!!!
If you liked the film we watched in the morning in 4a ESO, remember you can find the link here on this blog. It's on February 2011.
Have fun and enjoy your weekend!!!
18 Sept 2013
Welcome from Tui
Hi my dear students!
This is my first post from my new high school in Tui. Its name is Indalecio Pérez Tizón and I'll teach English as a foreign language here to students in 1st year ESO, 3rd year ESO and 4th year ESO.
I just want to send greetings to all my students from Verin and previous schools and, at the same time, I would like to say hello to my new students, with whom I wish I have a really nice and enjoyable year ahead.
That's all folks!
This is my first post from my new high school in Tui. Its name is Indalecio Pérez Tizón and I'll teach English as a foreign language here to students in 1st year ESO, 3rd year ESO and 4th year ESO.
I just want to send greetings to all my students from Verin and previous schools and, at the same time, I would like to say hello to my new students, with whom I wish I have a really nice and enjoyable year ahead.
That's all folks!
30 Jul 2013
Letter from Barack Obama
Hello everybody --
The basic bargain of this country says that if you work hard, you can get ahead -- you can build a secure life for your family, and know that your kids will do even better someday.
But for more than a decade, that bargain has frayed, and a devastating recession made it worse.
Over the past four and a half years, America has fought its way back, laying a new foundation for more durable economic growth. But many of the challenges that faced the middle class before the recession remain. And Washington has taken its eye off the ball.
Too many people in this town are focused on scoring political points or fanning phony scandals instead of finding ways to help grow our economy, create jobs, or roll back a 30-year trend of rising inequality.
It’s time for that to stop. It’s time for all of us to focus on our top priority as a country, and that’s reigniting the engine of our prosperity: a rising, thriving middle class.
That’s what I just said while speaking at Knox College, back home in Illinois, where I kicked off a series of speeches on what truly matters to the middle class.
If building America from the middle out is an idea you share, I need you to stand with me. Add your voice to mine.
This has been my North Star for as long as I've been in office, and it's what will shape the time that I have left in the White House.
In the weeks ahead, in towns across the country, I’ll be talking about my ideas for building on the cornerstones of middle-class security: Good jobs with good wages. An education that prepares our children and our workers for a new economy. A home to call your own. Affordable health care when you get sick. A secure retirement even if you’re not rich. A better bargain for the middle class, and for all who are striving to join it.
This is the debate we need to have. And you can join me right now.
Let the country know that you believe that America works best not when it grows from the top down, but when it grows from the middle out:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/a-better-bargain/speak-out
Thank you,
President Barack Obama
The basic bargain of this country says that if you work hard, you can get ahead -- you can build a secure life for your family, and know that your kids will do even better someday.
But for more than a decade, that bargain has frayed, and a devastating recession made it worse.
Over the past four and a half years, America has fought its way back, laying a new foundation for more durable economic growth. But many of the challenges that faced the middle class before the recession remain. And Washington has taken its eye off the ball.
Too many people in this town are focused on scoring political points or fanning phony scandals instead of finding ways to help grow our economy, create jobs, or roll back a 30-year trend of rising inequality.
It’s time for that to stop. It’s time for all of us to focus on our top priority as a country, and that’s reigniting the engine of our prosperity: a rising, thriving middle class.
That’s what I just said while speaking at Knox College, back home in Illinois, where I kicked off a series of speeches on what truly matters to the middle class.
If building America from the middle out is an idea you share, I need you to stand with me. Add your voice to mine.
This has been my North Star for as long as I've been in office, and it's what will shape the time that I have left in the White House.
In the weeks ahead, in towns across the country, I’ll be talking about my ideas for building on the cornerstones of middle-class security: Good jobs with good wages. An education that prepares our children and our workers for a new economy. A home to call your own. Affordable health care when you get sick. A secure retirement even if you’re not rich. A better bargain for the middle class, and for all who are striving to join it.
This is the debate we need to have. And you can join me right now.
Let the country know that you believe that America works best not when it grows from the top down, but when it grows from the middle out:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/a-better-bargain/speak-out
Thank you,
President Barack Obama
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3 Jul 2013
Do you care for the environment? The White House does.
Check this mail from the US White House on the policies affecting the environment.
Hi, all --
The carbon pollution that causes climate change isn't a distant threat, the risk to public health isn't a hypothetical, and it's clear we have a moral obligation to act.
The 12 hottest years on record have all come in the last 15 years, and 2012 was the hottest one we've ever recorded. When carbon pollutes the air, the risk of asthma attacks increases. When the Earth's atmosphere fundamentally changes, we see more heat waves, droughts, wildfires, and floods.
These events also create an economic imperative to act. When farms wash away and crops wilt, food prices go up. Last year, we saw 11 different weather disasters that each cost the United States more than $1 billion.
And confronting this challenge isn't just about preventing disaster -- it's also about moving America forward in a way that creates hundreds of thousands of good, new, clean energy jobs. It's about wasting less energy, which saves money for every business and every family in America.
So the debate's over. It's time for action.
Here's what President Obama is announcing today. Check it out, then help to spread the word.
First, he's laying out a plan to cut carbon pollution in America -- by working to cut pollution from power plants, protect the health of our kids, boost clean energy, and revamp our transportation sector for the 21st century. Second, he's preparing the United States for the impacts of these changes -- by building stronger, safer communities and developing resources to make our country more resilient. And finally, he's leading international efforts to combat global climate change.
We've put together a graphic that breaks this all down -- from the effects we're already seeing to the specific actions we're going to take to lead this fight.
No single step can reverse the effects of climate change, but that's no excuse for inaction. We have a moral obligation to leave our kids a planet that's not broken and polluted.
So here's what we're going to do:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/share/climate-action-plan
Share President Obama's plan to make sure people in your community understand why we're taking these steps and what comes next.
Thanks!
David
David Simas
Deputy Senior Advisor
White House
Hi, all --
The carbon pollution that causes climate change isn't a distant threat, the risk to public health isn't a hypothetical, and it's clear we have a moral obligation to act.
The 12 hottest years on record have all come in the last 15 years, and 2012 was the hottest one we've ever recorded. When carbon pollutes the air, the risk of asthma attacks increases. When the Earth's atmosphere fundamentally changes, we see more heat waves, droughts, wildfires, and floods.
These events also create an economic imperative to act. When farms wash away and crops wilt, food prices go up. Last year, we saw 11 different weather disasters that each cost the United States more than $1 billion.
And confronting this challenge isn't just about preventing disaster -- it's also about moving America forward in a way that creates hundreds of thousands of good, new, clean energy jobs. It's about wasting less energy, which saves money for every business and every family in America.
So the debate's over. It's time for action.
Here's what President Obama is announcing today. Check it out, then help to spread the word.
First, he's laying out a plan to cut carbon pollution in America -- by working to cut pollution from power plants, protect the health of our kids, boost clean energy, and revamp our transportation sector for the 21st century. Second, he's preparing the United States for the impacts of these changes -- by building stronger, safer communities and developing resources to make our country more resilient. And finally, he's leading international efforts to combat global climate change.
We've put together a graphic that breaks this all down -- from the effects we're already seeing to the specific actions we're going to take to lead this fight.
No single step can reverse the effects of climate change, but that's no excuse for inaction. We have a moral obligation to leave our kids a planet that's not broken and polluted.
So here's what we're going to do:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/share/climate-action-plan
Share President Obama's plan to make sure people in your community understand why we're taking these steps and what comes next.
Thanks!
David
David Simas
Deputy Senior Advisor
White House
14 May 2013
International Museum Day on the 18th May
If you are interested in discovering what the British Museum is like, click on the link.
8 May 2013
Are you an inmigrant?
or anybody in your family is or has been? I have cousins in Germany and France and my grandpa was an inmigrant in the US when he was young.
If you are interested in this topic, click here.
If you are interested in this topic, click here.
2 May 2013
Learn English as easy as pie
If you have a facebook profile, please befriend this site https://www.facebook.com/openlearn. You will find tones of images with easy explanations about the English language.
Try it!
Try it!
18 Apr 2013
Post your review here, please
The Book Day is coming! Please, write your reviews and comments about your most recent or favourite book here.
See ya!
See ya!
10 Apr 2013
My favourite building!
Please, keep writing your sentences and short compositions here (only those who haven´t done it yet or those who must rewrite it).
By the way, here you are a picture of one of the most impressive buildings I have ever been to. Its name is METROPOL PARASOL and it is located in Seville. There, you can walk along the roof, have something to eat or drink and ENJOY THE GREAT VIEW OF THE CITY.
If you want more info, you can click here.
5 Mar 2013
Have you heard of book crossing?
Read the web behind this link and find out about this trend which has become really popular in some countries.
26 Feb 2013
And the Reader is....
I would like to know your opinion about the Readers I chose for 3rd and 4th ESO.
It is very easy, you just have to rate it from 1 to 5 (1 means you hated it, 5 you loved it).
For example,
For me, Andy Murray, the book about Sherlock was 3 and the book Just William was 1.
It is very easy, you just have to rate it from 1 to 5 (1 means you hated it, 5 you loved it).
For example,
For me, Andy Murray, the book about Sherlock was 3 and the book Just William was 1.
20 Feb 2013
19 Feb 2013
Day of Europe at IES Castro de Baronceli
Since I teach a foreign language, I thought we could take advantage of this nice opportunity to learn a bit about Europe and its languages.
Click here and have a look.
Enjoy!
Click here and have a look.
Enjoy!
Where is the limit? Is there a limit?
Take a look at this website to watch a video and read a text about a disabled person.
15 Jan 2013
10 Jan 2013
A day in... London!
Happy New Year everybody!
As an appetizer for this 2013 I'm bringing you a video about spending a day in London.
Hope you like it and remember to share your comments with our community.
A day in London
See ya around!
As an appetizer for this 2013 I'm bringing you a video about spending a day in London.
Hope you like it and remember to share your comments with our community.
A day in London
See ya around!
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