Learning English through songs

 

Songs are a great source of ‘real-life’ language and you can use music to practise lots of different language skills. Most of all, songs are a fun way to learn English!

Singing is great for learning the rhythm of a language. It helps us learn how words are linked together in connected speech.

Irregular verbs

Who said learning irregular verbs is boring? In our classes we are learning them playing with cards, individually, in pairs, in groups, helping each other… and racing to the board!!!

Lunch at home at Secondary

Class 1ºB is doing a project about different lunches at their homes. Read their descriptions and enjoy!

Lapbooks in 6th Grade

Children made lapbooks about european countries with Ann, the irish teacher assistant. They made them in small groups. Good job!

Frankestein by 2A

2nd ESO students have been listening and reading the story of Frankestein by Mary Shelley. This interesting story divided in ten chapters and adapted by BBC Learing English has driven students to the life and death of Doctor Frankestein and the creature that he created. 

After that they have created newspaper covers and a time line of events. The project is shown in their classroom and you can see photos of their work.