It's Christmas time students!!!!!! and I hope you'll have a good time and fun doing this Christmas Quiz!!! Perhaps it will help you to get in the holiday spirit! It won't take you long and you'll learn some interesting facts :) You'll have to surf the internet to find some of the answers.... Other times you'll just have to take a look at the blog (questions come in a different colour then) The answers to the quiz will be sent to the e-mail address: alejandraprofesora1@hotmail.com (remember your name and course please)
HERE WE GOOOOO.........
1. Tell me the name of the original eight reindeers that pull Santa Claus's sleigh!!! (clue: there are 9 if you find the most famous one!!!)
2. What's the name of the best sellinng Christmas Carol ever sold?
3. Where would you sent a letter written to Santa Claus?
4. What's the Boxing Day?
5. What does Frosty The Snowman have for a nose?
6.Why romantic couples meet at the mistletoe?
7. Name three things you hang on a Christmas tree!
8. How many sides does a snowflake have?
9. Who is Ebenezer Scrooge?
10 When were electric lights first used?
11. Continue the lyrics of this famous Carol as you sing it : You better watch out, you................Santa Claus is coming into into town lalala!
I hope you celebrate this Christmas with your family, friends and loved ones!
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sábado, 17 de diciembre de 2011
martes, 13 de diciembre de 2011
Inspiring tips to learn English
1. Join a Daily English Tip Website
Joining a daily tip newsletter will help keep you inspired in your English studies. Each time you receive the email it will remind you to keep learning and you can go to bed every night knowing that you have learnt something new.
2. Listen to English Music
When we’re having fun we remember better because our mind is open to receiving more information. So go on, choose your favourite band and learn what their songs mean.
3. Fall in love with learning
If you have a hobby or a passion, you probably learnt how to do it without studying, right? It didn’t feel like studying because you were having fun.
This is essential to learning English. If you hate studying, or if you dislike practicing, it will be very hard for you because your brain will be saying “I don’t want to do this” all the time. Solution? Learn to love learning English.
4. Make time for learning
Choose a time when you’re relaxed and have nothing to do to practice English. Maybe Saturday morning at a cosy caffe? Maybe every evening for 30 minutes before supper.
Make a routine and keep to it. It will greatly improve your chances to learn English.
5. Watch English language films in English
6. Make a vocabulary list
Buy yourself a notebook and keep it as your personal English Learning diary.
Write what your goals are, what motivates you to learn and, most importantly, make a list of the interesting vocabulary words you learn. Write down proverbs, idioms or curious phrasal verbs. When you have time, open your diary and try to remember some of them!
Also, writing notes is a great way to remember vocabulary, much better than just reading and forgetting
7. Online communication
Learning in a social atmosphere is always more fun!
8. Record yourself or talk outloud
A lot of students are embarrassed to speak outloud in English, they worry their accent isn’t good enough or that they are making grammar mistakes.
A good way to stop being embarrassed is to talk outloud. When you’re doing your homework say the exercises outloud. When you’re reading an English book read outloud. When you’re listening to English songs sing outloud.
Why? You’ll get used to hearing your own voice speaking in a foreign language. The more you do it, the more natural it will seem.
Oh, and if you worry about your accent, remember this: your accent is part of you, it reflects where you come from and its part of your past. Learn to love it, it’s unique.
9. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes: practice, practice, practice
Perfection will come with practice.
Learning a new language is something that will make you feel very proud of yourself. Don’t worry about making mistakes, people will appreciate your effort to talk a new language, they will not judge you for making a small mistake.
Remember that a lot of English speakers do not speak a second language, so isn’t it fabulous that you do?
Joining a daily tip newsletter will help keep you inspired in your English studies. Each time you receive the email it will remind you to keep learning and you can go to bed every night knowing that you have learnt something new.
2. Listen to English Music
When we’re having fun we remember better because our mind is open to receiving more information. So go on, choose your favourite band and learn what their songs mean.
3. Fall in love with learning
If you have a hobby or a passion, you probably learnt how to do it without studying, right? It didn’t feel like studying because you were having fun.
This is essential to learning English. If you hate studying, or if you dislike practicing, it will be very hard for you because your brain will be saying “I don’t want to do this” all the time. Solution? Learn to love learning English.
4. Make time for learning
Choose a time when you’re relaxed and have nothing to do to practice English. Maybe Saturday morning at a cosy caffe? Maybe every evening for 30 minutes before supper.
Make a routine and keep to it. It will greatly improve your chances to learn English.
5. Watch English language films in English
6. Make a vocabulary list
Buy yourself a notebook and keep it as your personal English Learning diary.
Write what your goals are, what motivates you to learn and, most importantly, make a list of the interesting vocabulary words you learn. Write down proverbs, idioms or curious phrasal verbs. When you have time, open your diary and try to remember some of them!
Also, writing notes is a great way to remember vocabulary, much better than just reading and forgetting
7. Online communication
Learning in a social atmosphere is always more fun!
8. Record yourself or talk outloud
A lot of students are embarrassed to speak outloud in English, they worry their accent isn’t good enough or that they are making grammar mistakes.
A good way to stop being embarrassed is to talk outloud. When you’re doing your homework say the exercises outloud. When you’re reading an English book read outloud. When you’re listening to English songs sing outloud.
Why? You’ll get used to hearing your own voice speaking in a foreign language. The more you do it, the more natural it will seem.
Oh, and if you worry about your accent, remember this: your accent is part of you, it reflects where you come from and its part of your past. Learn to love it, it’s unique.
9. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes: practice, practice, practice
Perfection will come with practice.
Learning a new language is something that will make you feel very proud of yourself. Don’t worry about making mistakes, people will appreciate your effort to talk a new language, they will not judge you for making a small mistake.
Remember that a lot of English speakers do not speak a second language, so isn’t it fabulous that you do?
martes, 29 de noviembre de 2011
Pretty Friday!!!
Did your Know that in America some companies celebrate Friday as a special day! I'm sure you also prefer Fridays over Mondays ha ha ha :) They call that PRETTY FRIDAYS! and employees are supposed to wear clothes to make them prettier. Wouldn't it be nice if everybody did the same everywhere? What about in our school? Wouldn't that make us smile early in the morning? I also would update the blog’s status saying, “Pretty Friday! Students and Teachers are looking dapper today.”
To be honest, Who has any idea of what “dapper” means? even though you can easily figure out that it must be something good. You can think “hmm… is it the comparative form of ‘dap’ or what?” So, what is dapper?
Neat and trim in dress or appearance, typically of a man (pulcro)
So, yeah.. it is a good word to use!
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