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lunes, 23 de febrero de 2026

CURIOUS WORD

🤔 5️⃣ Maybe…

Significado: Quizá / Tal vez

Modelo:

  • Maybe we will live on Mars.

  • Maybe people won’t need roads.

👉 Les encanta porque suena más natural y no es tan categórico.

IDIOM 17

 HERE IS THE EXPRESSION FOR THIS WEEK

1️⃣ ✈️ Catch a flight

Meaning: coger un vuelo


Sentence: We will catch a flight to London tomorrow.


AQUÍ DEJO LO QUE HEMOS EMPEZADO A HACER HOY EN ARTS



lunes, 16 de febrero de 2026

 

🧧 Chinese New Year 2026 – Year of the Horse                  

                                    

In Arts, we are celebrating the Chinese New Year by designing and colouring traditional bookmarks inspired by Chinese symbols and cultural elements.

This year, 2026, is the Year of the Horse in the Chinese zodiac.

🐎 What does the Horse represent?

The Horse is a symbol of:

  • Energy

  • Strength

  • Freedom

  • Enthusiasm

  • Determination

In our classroom, we connect these qualities with our learning goals. We want to be energetic learners, work with perseverance, and move forward with confidence and creativity.

🎨 What are we learning through this one day project?

While creating our bookmarks, we are exploring different traditional Chinese symbols:

  • 🐉 Dragons – symbols of power and protection

  • 🏮 Lanterns – symbols of light and hope

  • 🧨 Firecrackers – symbols of celebration and good luck

  • 🦁 The Lion Dance – symbol of prosperity and joy

  • 🧧 Red envelopes – symbols of good wishes and fortune

  • 🐾 Animals of the Chinese zodiac – each year has a special meaning

Through this activity, we are working on:

  • Line and pattern

  • Symmetry and repetition

  • Vertical composition

  • Colour harmony

  • Cultural symbolism

🌍 Why is this important?

Learning about Chinese New Year helps us understand and respect different cultures around the world. Art is a powerful way to connect with traditions and express ideas visually.

This project combines creativity, cultural awareness and English language learning in a meaningful and engaging way.




English booklet unit 5

 

Here I leave the booklet for unit 5.
OUR COMMUNITY de marta garcia 


Lo vamos a ir haciendo esta semana. se entrega el lunes, si lo terminan antes, también pueden.

jueves, 12 de febrero de 2026

Valentine's Day

 Here is a genially to practice



💗 Woven Heart – Valentine’s Activity 💗

 Here is the activity we're doing for Valentin'es day!!!

I hope you enjoy!

What are we doing?

Today we are weaving a paper heart. Your heart is already prepared.

Now your job is to weave carefully and create something beautiful.



🧵 Materials

  • Heart template (already cut)

  • Small patterned paper strips

  • Glue

  • Patience 😊

How to weave

  1. Take one patterned strip.

  2. Go over – under – over – under.

  3. Push it gently to the top.

  4. Take the next strip.

  5. Start the opposite way: under – over – under – over.

  6. Continue until your heart is full.

  7. Glue the ends carefully on the back.

Take your time. Don’t rush. The strips are small!

What does this heart represent?

This heart is made of many little strips.
Each strip is different, but together they create one strong heart.

It reminds us that:

  • Every person is important.

  • We are all different.

  • When we connect, we create something beautiful.

  • Kindness joins us together.


lunes, 9 de febrero de 2026

Word of the week

 👉 ALTHOUGH

🇬🇧 Meaning: It is used to show contrast between two ideas in the same sentence.

✍️ Example sentence

Although my community is noisy, I like it.

🇪🇸 Meaning: Aunque

Se usa para expresar contraste entre dos ideas.

🧠 Useful for writing

  • Helps you join two ideas in one sentence
  • Makes your writing longer and better
  • Very useful for descriptions and opinions

💡 Curiosities
  • Although usually goes at the beginning of the sentence
  • We use a comma ( , ) after the first part
  • It means something similar to but, but sounds more advanced
  • Very common in written English