Can an elephant jump?

Animals can...

What is it this animal?

Animal Alphabet

Dinosaur song.

A british girl, 4 years old, sings this song!



Here is the video

How do you say...?

Patricia (2nd A) wants to say 'polilla' in English.

They say moth.  /ˈmɑːθ/ 



A moth is a kind or insect that is similar to a butterfly but that flies mostly at night and is usually less colourful.

Hidden animals...

Sofía (1st B) wants to see hidden animals in pictures...

The very hungry caterpillar

Animals ... (all of them).

How do you say...?

Diego (1st A) wants to say 'halcón peregrino' in English.

The name of this bird is peregrine falcon.

Three blind mice.

This is a nursery rhime about three blind mice.




Lyrics:

This is another explanation:

Three Blind Mice 

One sunny afternoon, a farmer’s wife was shocked to find three mice in her kitchen. She did not know what to do. She looked closely and noticed that the mice were blind. 

The farmer’s wife quickly took a carving knife and cut off their tails. The mice screamed and shouted in pain. They twitched and rolled across the floor. 

Suddenly, they got up and started to run after the farmer’s wife. The farmer’s wife was horrified. She ran out of the house screaming for help. The three mice stopped chasing the farmer’s wife and laughed loudly. She ran for help. She was saved by her friends. If the friends had not been there, she would have been bitten by the mice. Moral of the story : 

Do not do something that will make it worse or put yourself in danger. 

And this may be the tue story:

“Three Blind Mice” is one of the most beloved nursery rhymes and musical rounds for children.

The origin of this rhyme goes back in the 1609 when the first written version of the song was published by Thomas Ravenscroft in “Deuteromelia” or “The Seconde part of Musicks melodie”.

According to some claims the “three blind mice” are the three Protestants executed by Queen Mary I of England, in the Catholicism and Protestantism conflict. It is about the Oxford Martyrs who were tried for heresy and burnt at the stake in 1555.

The modern version of the song was first included in children’s literature much later, at the beginning of 19th century, and its lyrics are different than the original one.

How do you say...?

Diego (1st A) wants to say 'Camaleón' and 'Guepardo' in English.

This two amazing animals are:

Chameleon

It's a  type of lizard that can change the colour or its skin.  



Cheetah

It's a large wild cat that lives in Asia and Africa and that can run very fast.

Animals, sounds and babies.

A hundred (100) animals!

Bingo song

Here you can see and listen this song again.

Sprint time

Students in the second level B group, have done a video about Spring time.



Try to do this activity. Print it, read the poem and colour the picture.

And if you want to learn more about Spring... watch this video. He's an old friend... Mister Duncan. Do you remember? Have a look here!

Australia

Our "Australian" teacher in practice, Charles... comes from Australia.

In this big island people speak English.

Learn more about it.

Australia 2nd level

It's not a duck, it's a mammal... it's a platypus.

platypus

How do you say...?

Sofía O, and Marta H. (2º A) ask...

How do you say pecera in English?
How do you say terrario in English?


These are some houses for pets:

# 1.- This is a cage, a birdcage.


# 2.- This is a doghouse.



# 3.- This is a fishbowl.





# 4.- This is a cat basket... with a cat and a dog.

Five little monkeys... jumping on the bed.

This is a funny song we learn in first course. Look for more entries in this blog... Try this one, our favourite!

Here is Valerie reading the book...