Good evening!
Happy Book Day!
Please feel free to leave some comments below!
So, then...
What´s your favourite book? That book you could read once and over again?
The book which means childhood to you?
To me they were, among many...
- "Hombrecitos" (Louise May Alcott)
- "Viaje al Centro de la Tierra" (Julio Verne)
- "Cuentos que mi madre nunca me contó" (Alfred Hitchcock)
- Toda la colección de Los Cinco (en especial el primero: "Los Cinco y el Tesoro de la Isla") de Enid Blyton...
We have already dealt with this nice topic of books in several lessons.
We learnt some questions such as:
1. When was it written or published?
2. Who was the author?
Some students in 4º have interviewed some other students at school and even some teachers.
We recorded their voices (as well as Carmen´s voice. She is our trainee teacher until May)
as they were chatting to some students in ESO and Bachillerato:
They´ve asked some questions, such as:
1. How often do you read?
2. What do you prefer? Books or films about books?
3. Why is it good to read books?
Some students in 4ºA and 4ºB have prepared some dialogues (Trainee Carmen´s project) that will
be filmed by students in 1ºBachillerato.
Once we get the videos (thanks to teacher María), we will upload them in this blog.
JULES VERNE´S " VIAJE AL CENTRO DE LA TIERRA"
J.R.R TOLKIEN´S " THE LORD OF THE RINGS"
Mary Shelley´s "FRANKENSTEIN"
AND "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES" by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
I bought most of these novels in a second hand bookshop abroad. It´s a good way to get the "classics".
Happy Book Day!
Please feel free to leave some comments below!
So, then...
What´s your favourite book? That book you could read once and over again?
The book which means childhood to you?
To me they were, among many...
- "Hombrecitos" (Louise May Alcott)
- "Viaje al Centro de la Tierra" (Julio Verne)
- "Cuentos que mi madre nunca me contó" (Alfred Hitchcock)
- Toda la colección de Los Cinco (en especial el primero: "Los Cinco y el Tesoro de la Isla") de Enid Blyton...
We have already dealt with this nice topic of books in several lessons.
In 2ºB, we got the chance today to see an old book. It is so old that it does not even have a
copyright. We do not have a clue about the year it was published so our students in 2ºB and
in 4º are trying to find out that information (they will try and do some research in the internet).
It is a task I like doing with my kids every year since they realise books are more related to
personal experiences and unveiled stories than to the mere fact of reading.
1. When was it written or published?
2. Who was the author?
Some students in 4º have interviewed some other students at school and even some teachers.
We recorded their voices (as well as Carmen´s voice. She is our trainee teacher until May)
as they were chatting to some students in ESO and Bachillerato:
1. How often do you read?
2. What do you prefer? Books or films about books?
3. Why is it good to read books?
Some students in 4ºA and 4ºB have prepared some dialogues (Trainee Carmen´s project) that will
be filmed by students in 1ºBachillerato.
Once we get the videos (thanks to teacher María), we will upload them in this blog.
JULES VERNE´S " VIAJE AL CENTRO DE LA TIERRA"
J.R.R TOLKIEN´S " THE LORD OF THE RINGS"
Mary Shelley´s "FRANKENSTEIN" 
AND "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES" by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
I bought most of these novels in a second hand bookshop abroad. It´s a good way to get the "classics".
