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Wednesday 20 December 2017
3rd ESO Christmas Homework
Dear students of 3rd ESO,
As I told you, this Christmas you will have to find the storytelling you want to perform. I recommend you find two options.
In your groups:
Best regards,
Ester
As I told you, this Christmas you will have to find the storytelling you want to perform. I recommend you find two options.
In your groups:
- Create or find one or two stories (cuentos)
- Find the script / transcription or create it.
- Print or write it.
- Hand it to me the week after Christmas in a folder. (one per group)
Best regards,
Ester
Libro de lectura 1ºESO
Guía para realizar el trabajo de lectura de inglés 1ºESO:
- Lee el libro.
- Realizar un Podcast, video representación, video tutorial, una grabación explicando los siguientes puntos:
- Los personajes: cuántos hay, sus nombres, su personalidad, el rol que tienen en la historia (ej. protagonista, mamá del protagonista, vecino, villano...)
- Haz un resumen del libro (no lo leas, explica brevemente (2-4 minutos) el libro).
- Opinión personal y explícala.
- ¿Qué piensas de la historia? ¿Te ha gustado? ¿Por qué?
- ¿Cuál es tu personaje favorito? ¿Por qué?
- Las teachers os recomendamos escribir todo antes de aprenderlo y grabarlo para que la grabación sea más fluida.
- Las grabaciones tienen que ser en .avi, .mp4.
- La entrega será el 16 de enero como fecha tope. Entrega por email o pendrive (poned el nombre en el pendrive)
- Esta actividad es individual.
Anne of Green Gables ISBN 978 84 682 1776 5
Más abajo tenéis este post con la información en inglés.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Your teachers,
Ester & Rosa
Thursday 30 November 2017
English idioms you can use for your composition
Dear students of 3rd of ESO,
Here you have a list of idioms to be used in your composition and in your everyday life.
Have a lovely day,
Idiom
source: http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-idioms/
Here you have a list of idioms to be used in your composition and in your everyday life.
Have a lovely day,
Idiom
Meaning | Usage | |
---|---|---|
A blessing in disguise | a good thing that seemed bad at first | as part of a sentence |
A dime a dozen | Something common | as part of a sentence |
Beat around the bush | Avoid saying what you mean, usually because it is uncomfortable | as part of a sentence |
Better late than never | Better to arrive late than not to come at all | by itself |
Bite the bullet | To get something over with because it is inevitable | as part of a sentence |
Break a leg | Good luck | by itself |
Call it a day | Stop working on something | as part of a sentence |
Cut somebody some slack | Don't be so critical | as part of a sentence |
Cutting corners | Doing something poorly in order to save time or money | as part of a sentence |
Easy does it | Slow down | by itself |
Get out of hand | Get out of control | as part of a sentence |
Get something out of your system | Do the thing you've been wanting to do so you can move on | as part of a sentence |
Get your act together | Work better or leave | by itself |
Give someone the benefit of the doubt | Trust what someone says | as part of a sentence |
Go back to the drawing board | Start over | as part of a sentence |
Hang in there | Don't give up | by itself |
Hit the sack | Go to sleep | as part of a sentence |
It's not rocket science | It's not complicated | by itself |
Let someone off the hook | To not hold someone responsible for something | as part of a sentence |
Make a long story short | Tell something briefly | as part of a sentence |
Miss the boat | It's too late | as part of a sentence |
No pain, no gain | You have to work for what you want | by itself |
On the ball | Doing a good job | as part of a sentence |
Pull someone's leg | To joke with someone | as part of a sentence |
Pull yourself together | Calm down | by itself |
So far so good | Things are going well so far | by itself |
Speak of the devil | The person we were just talking about showed up! | by itself |
That's the last straw | My patience has run out | by itself |
The best of both worlds | An ideal situation | as part of a sentence |
Time flies when you're having fun | You don't notice how long something lasts when it's fun | by itself |
To get bent out of shape | To get upset | as part of a sentence |
To make matters worse | Make a problem worse | as part of a sentence |
Under the weather | Sick | as part of a sentence |
We'll cross that bridge when we come to it | Let's not talk about that problem right now | by itself |
Wrap your head around something | Understand something complicated | as part of a sentence |
You can say that again | That's true, I agree | by itself |
Your guess is as good as mine | I have no idea | by itself |
Common English idioms & expressions
These English idioms are used quite regularly in the United States. You may not hear them every day, but they will be very familiar to any native English speaker. You can be confident using any of them when the context is appropriate.Idiom | Meaning | Usage |
---|---|---|
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush | What you have is worth more than what you might have later | by itself |
A penny for your thoughts | Tell me what you're thinking | by itself |
A penny saved is a penny earned | Money you save today you can spend later | by itself |
A perfect storm | the worst possible situation | as part of a sentence |
A picture is worth 1000 words | Better to show than tell | by itself |
Actions speak louder than words | Believe what people do and not what they say | by itself |
Add insult to injury | To make a bad situation worse | as part of a sentence |
Barking up the wrong tree | To be mistaken, to be looking for solutions in the wrong place | as part of a sentence |
Birds of a feather flock together | People who are alike are often friends (usually used negatively) | by itself |
Bite off more than you can chew | Take on a project that you cannot finish | as part of a sentence |
Break the ice | Make people feel more comfortable | as part of a sentence |
By the skin of your teeth | Just barely | as part of a sentence |
Comparing apples to oranges | Comparing two things that cannot be compared | as part of a sentence |
Costs an arm and a leg | Very expensive | as part of a sentence |
Do something at the drop of a hat | Do something without having planned beforehand | as part of a sentence |
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you | Treat people fairly. Also known as "The Golden Rule" | by itself |
Don't count your chickens before they hatch | Don't count on something good happening until it's happened. | by itself |
Don't cry over spilt milk | There's no reason to complain about something that can't be fixed | by itself |
Don't give up your day job | You're not very good at this | by itself |
Don't put all your eggs in one basket | What you're doing is too risky | by itself |
Every cloud has a silver lining | Good things come after bad things | by itself |
Get a taste of your own medicine | Get treated the way you've been treating others (negative) | as part of a sentence |
Give someone the cold shoulder | Ignore someone | as part of a sentence |
Go on a wild goose chase | To do something pointless | as part of a sentence |
Good things come to those who wait | Be patient | by itself |
He has bigger fish to fry | He has bigger things to take care of than what we are talking about now | by itself |
He's a chip off the old block | The son is like the father | by itself |
Hit the nail on the head | Get something exactly right | by itself |
Ignorance is bliss | You're better off not knowing | by itself |
It ain't over till the fat lady sings | This isn't over yet | by itself |
It takes one to know one | You're just as bad as I am | by itself |
It's a piece of cake | It's easy | by itself |
It's raining cats and dogs | It's raining hard | by itself |
Kill two birds with one stone | Get two things done with a single action | by itself |
Let the cat out of the bag | Give away a secret | as part of a sentence |
Live and learn | I made a mistake | by itself |
Look before you leap | Take only calculated risks | by itself |
On thin ice | On probation. If you make another mistake, there will be trouble. | as part of a sentence |
Once in a blue moon | Rarely | as part of a sentence |
Play devil's advocate | To argue the opposite, just for the sake of argument | as part of a sentence |
Put something on ice | Put a projet on hold | as part of a sentence |
Rain on someone's parade | To spoil something | as part of a sentence |
Saving for a rainy day | Saving money for later | as part of a sentence |
Slow and steady wins the race | Reliability is more important than speed | by itself |
Spill the beans | Give away a secret | as part of a sentence |
Take a rain check | Postpone a plan | as part of a sentence |
Take it with a grain of salt | Don’t take it too seriously | as part of a sentence |
The ball is in your court | It's your decision | by itself |
The best thing since sliced bread | A really good invention | as part of a sentence |
The devil is in the details | It looks good from a distance, but when you look closer, there are problems | by itself |
The early bird gets the worm | The first people who arrive will get the best stuff | by itself |
The elephant in the room | The big issue, the problem people are avoiding | as part of a sentence |
The whole nine yards | Everything, all the way. | as part of a sentence |
There are other fish in the sea | It's ok to miss this opportunity. Others will arise. | by itself |
There's a method to his madness | He seems crazy but actually he's clever | by itself |
There's no such thing as a free lunch | Nothing is entirely free | by itself |
Throw caution to the wind | Take a risk | as part of a sentence |
You can't have your cake and eat it too | You can't have everything | by itself |
You can't judge a book by its cover | This person or thing may look bad, but it's good inside | by itself |
Familiar English idioms & proverbs
These English idioms and proverbs are familiar and easily understood by native English speakers, but they are not usually used in everyday conversation. If you haven't mastered the more frequent idioms yet, they are a better place to start, but if you're already familiar with those expressions, the idioms below will further spice up your English.Idiom | Meaning | Usage |
---|---|---|
A little learning is a dangerous thing | People who don't understand something fully are dangerous | by itself |
A snowball effect | Events have momentum and build upon each other | as part of a sentence |
A snowball's chance in hell | No chance at all | as part of a sentence |
A stitch in time saves nine | Fix the problem now because it will get worse later | by itself |
A storm in a teacup | A big fuss about a small problem | as part of a sentence |
An apple a day keeps the doctor away | Apples are good for you | by itself |
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure | You can prevent a problem with little effort. Fixing it later is harder. | by itself |
As right as rain | Perfect | as part of a sentence |
Bolt from the blue | Something that happened without warning | as part of a sentence |
Burn bridges | Destroy relationships | as part of a sentence |
Calm before the storm | Something bad is coming, but right now it's calm | as part of a sentence |
Come rain or shine | No matter what | as part of a sentence |
Curiosity killed the cat | Stop asking questions | by itself |
Cut the mustard | Do a good job | as part of a sentence |
Don't beat a dead horse | Move on, this subject is over | by itself |
Every dog has his day | Everyone gets a chance at least once | by itself |
Familiarity breeds contempt | The better you know someone the less you like him | by itself |
Fit as a fiddle | In good health | as part of a sentence |
Fortune favours the bold | Take risks | by itself |
Get a second wind | Have more energy after having been tired | as part of a sentence |
Get wind of something | Hear news of something secret | as part of a sentence |
Go down in flames | Fail spectacularly | as part of a sentence |
Haste makes waste | You'll make mistakes if you rush through something | by itself |
Have your head in the clouds | Not be concentrating | as part of a sentence |
He who laughs last laughs loudest | I'll get you back for what you did | by itself |
Hear something straight from the horse's mouth | Hear something from the person involved | as part of a sentence |
He's not playing with a full deck | He's dumb | by itself |
He's off his rocker | He's crazy | by itself |
He's sitting on the fence | He can't make up his mind | by itself |
It is a poor workman who blames his tools | If you can't do the job, don't blame it on others | by itself |
It is always darkest before the dawn | Things are going to get better | by itself |
It takes two to tango | One person alone isn't responsible. Both people are involved. | by itself |
Jump on the bandwagon | Follow a trend, do what everyone else is doing | as part of a sentence |
Know which way the wind is blowing | Understand the situation (usually negative) | as part of a sentence |
Leave no stone unturned | Look everywhere | as part of a sentence |
Let sleeping dogs lie | Stop discussing an issue | as part of a sentence |
Like riding a bicycle | Something you never forget how to do | as part of a sentence |
Like two peas in a pod | They're always together | as part of a sentence |
Make hay while the sun shines | Take advantage of a good situation | as part of a sentence |
On cloud nine | Very happy | as part of a sentence |
Once bitten, twice shy | You're more cautious when you've been hurt before | by itself |
Out of the frying pan and into the fire | Things are going from bad to worse | by itself |
Run like the wind | Run fast | as part of a sentence |
Shape up or ship out | Work better or leave | by itself |
Snowed under | Busy | as part of a sentence |
That ship has sailed | It's too late | by itself |
The pot calling the kettle black | Someone criticizing someone else he is just as bad | as part of a sentence |
There are clouds on the horizon | Trouble is coming | by itself |
Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones | People who are morally questionable shouldn't criticize others | by itself |
Through thick and thin | In good times and in bad times | as part of a sentence |
Time is money | Work quickly | by itself |
Waste not, want not | Don't waste things and you'll always have enough | by itself |
We see eye to eye | We agree | by itself |
Weather the storm | Go through something difficult | as part of a sentence |
Well begun is half done | Getting a good start is important | by itself |
When it rains it pours | Everything is going wrong at once | by itself |
You can catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar | You'll get what you want by being nice | by itself |
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink | You can't force someone to make the right decision | by itself |
You can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs | There's always a cost to doing something | by itself |
source: http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-idioms/
Wednesday 29 November 2017
1st ESO speaking exam
- Talk about your daily routines.
- You have to talk for about 1 - 2 minutes.
- You have to explain the the things you normally, always, never ... do, eat, play ... during the week.
- OPTIONALLY: you can make a poster.
your teachers:
Rosa & Ester
3rd ESO writing exam
FOR AND AGAINST
- Write a composition about the topic mentioned in class.
- Write 4 paragraphs.
- Use grammar: e.g. present perfect, past simple, comparatives, superlatives, futrure, conditionals...
- Use, at least, one idiom.
- Each paragraph should have, at least, two different connectors .
- Compulsory:
- 1st p: Currently / Nowadays
- 2nd: On the one hand,
- 3rd: On the other hand,
- 4th: to finish, / to sum up
Wednesday 22 November 2017
3rd ESO oral exam
ORAL
EXAM 1st semester
This
semester you are going to become ecologist.
-
Work in the groups done by the teacher.
-
Make a plan for your event (what you are going to protect, your concerns, the activity you are planning….)
-
Choose a name for your event (catchy titles always make people join your plan!)
-
Decide where and when it will be.
-
Create a poster, power point, custome, leaflet, badgets… to help you!
-
Lenght of the project: 5 – 10 minutes
Ideas
for your plan:
-
do a project about recycling or de environment.
-
Clean up your neighbourhood.
-
Make a vegetable garden.
-
Organize a 'question and answer' treasure hunt.
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Have a fancy dress party.
-
Sell homemade T-shirts or grocery bags.
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Plant trees or other plants.
-
Have a food festival.
-
Build a recycled sculpture.
-
Organize a sponsored hike.
-
Do a sponsored walk or run.
-
Have a parade.
-
Have a poster competition.
-
Have an art exhibition.
-
Organize a contest.
Monday 20 November 2017
1st ESO - Anne of the Green Gables
Dear students of 1st ESO,
As you know, you have to read a book for the 15th of January. Here you have the instructions:
As you know, you have to read a book for the 15th of January. Here you have the instructions:
- This book activity is not obligatory but optional, and recommendable to have a higher mark.
- There will be no exam, but an oral project.
- First, you will have to talk about the characters (talk about their personality, role they play/have in the book).
- Then, you will have to summarize the plot.
- Finally, you will have to give your personal opinion and explain:
- What do you think about the story? Was it good? Bad? and why?
- What's your favourite moment/situation? and why?
- It is recommended you write everything before you study and record your video because in this way your speech will be more fluent.
- You have to record yourself in .avi or .mp4 format, and talk to your teacher to see how to hand it in.
- This activity has to be done INDIVIDUALLY.
- Deadline: January 15th.
1 ESO
Anne of Green Gables ISBN 978 84 682 1776 5
Friday 3 November 2017
3rd ESO keys (student's book page 24.4)
MO FARAH - A SPORTING INSPIRATION
1 has become
2 won
3 fell
4 haven't .... seen
5 moved
6 arrived
7 was
8 discovered
9 started
10 came
11 became
12 has run
13 has won
14 has broken
15 took
16 has .... seen
1 has become
2 won
3 fell
4 haven't .... seen
5 moved
6 arrived
7 was
8 discovered
9 started
10 came
11 became
12 has run
13 has won
14 has broken
15 took
16 has .... seen
Wednesday 6 September 2017
Evaluation criteria for ESO
ÁREA:
LENGUA EXTRANJERA INGLÉS
CRITERIOS
DE EVALUACIÓN
La
nota final de la asignatura de inglés se calculará siguiendo los
siguientes porcentajes:
CONTENIDOS 70% (4º ESO contiene alguna modificación en este apartado)
Un
examen por unidad de vocabulario, gramática.
Un
examen trimestral de listening,
reading, writing & speaking.
Número
de palabras para el ejercicio de expresión escrita. Será
requisito indispensable alcanzar el número mínimo de palabras.
1ºESO
: 70
– 90 words
2º
ESO : 80
– 100 words
3º
ESO : 100 – 110 words
4º
ESO : 110 – 125 words
TAREAS 20%
Deberes,
trabajo en clase, proyectos, controles de verbos (hasta 1 punto),
libro de lectura…
ACTITUD 10%
Interés,
participación, puntualidad, esfuerzo, traer el material
necesario…
LIBROS
DE LECTURA
1º
ESO
Anne
of Green Gables ISBN 978 84 682 1776 5
Editorial
Vicens
Vives,
colección Black Cat.
Lectura
opcional del libro.
Realización
OPCIONAL de
forma individual un video podcast, video-representación a entregar
vía email el lunes 15 de enero. No se aceptarán vídeos fuera de la
fecha de entrega. Bonus de 1 punto para la 2ª evaluación.
2
ESO
Little
Women ISBN 978 88 530 0473 4
Robinson
Crusoe ISBN 9788431690526
Robin
Hood ISBN 9788431677534
Editorial
Vicens
Vives,
colección Black Cat.
Lectura
OBLIGATORIA de uno de los libros propuestos.
Realización
OBLIGATORIA
en
grupo de una película basada en el libro a entregar vía email el 30 de abril. No se aceptarán vídeos fuera de la fecha de
entrega. Bonus de 1 punto para la 2ª evaluación.
3
ESO
Robin
Hood ISBN 9788431677534
Alice's
Adventures in Wonderland ISBN 9788853013279
Journey
to the Center of the Earth ISBN 9788468203027
Editorial
Vicens Vives, colección Black Cat.
Lectura
OBLIGATORIA de uno de los libros propuestos.
Realización
OBLIGATORIA
en
grupo de una película basada en el libro a entregar vía email el 30 de abril. No se aceptarán vídeos fuera de la fecha de
entrega. Bonus de 1 punto para la 2ª evaluación.
4ESO
Charlie
and the chocolate Factory ISBN 9780141365374
Editorial
Penguin
Books
Harry
Potter and the Philosopher's Stone ISBN 9781408855652
Editorial
Bloomsbury
Lectura
OBLIGATORIA de uno de los libros propuestos.
Realización
OBLIGATORIA
en
grupo de un trailer basado en el libro a entregar vía email el 30 de abril. No se aceptarán vídeos fuera de la fecha de entrega.
Bonus de 1 punto para la 2ª evaluación.
Monday 10 April 2017
3rd ESO storytelling
Dear students,
Your teacher Ester
As you know, we are going to perform different storytellings during the week after Easter (semana del libro).
We've been divided in groups. Please, let me know if you still don't have group!
You have to look for a script and tell me which story you've chosen. In that way, we'll avoid repetition.
The homework for Easter will be to PPP: prepare, practice and perfectionate.
A timetable will be published here or in class so you'll know the day, hour and class you'll go to.
Remember to prepare a power point and send it to me (Ester) so that I can keep it for the day of the performance.
Wearing a disguise is also welcome, but remember that you have to come to school wearing the uniform! I'll let you time though to prepare yourselves.
Here you have some sources to find a script in case you haven't found one yet.
or enter on youtube and type: "pink fong".
I also want to wish you a lovely Easter.
Your teacher Ester
Sunday 2 April 2017
How to pass English of the previous year...
Dear students,
I remind you the requirements to pass the subject of English of the last course.
For the reading, remember to write complete sentences (subject + subject + verb + complements)
In case you have any question, please ASK YOUR TEACHER!
Regards
I remind you the requirements to pass the subject of English of the last course.
- You did some activities. If not, you'll have to sit the part of vocabulary and grammar too.
- You will have to do a reading comprehension test.
- Students of 2nd ESO: Tuesday, April 4 (with teacher Ester)
- Students of 3rd and 4th ESO: Thursday, April 6 (with teacher Rosa)
- You will also have to do a speaking test:
- 2nd ESO students will have to talk about "likes & dislikes"
- 3rd ESO students will have to talk about "daily routines & housework"
- 4th ESO students will have to talk about "last holidays"
For the reading, remember to write complete sentences (subject + subject + verb + complements)
In case you have any question, please ASK YOUR TEACHER!
Regards
Friday 3 February 2017
1st ESO students
Dear students and families,
As you know, we are doing in school some exams of Cambridge. Due to this, next Monday February 6th, students of 1ESO who are considering doing the exam of A2 this year in the school, will stay for about 15 - 20 minutes at 13.00 in the class of 1st ESO B to do the listening part of an extra test I have given to them. Tutors have informed personally those students who passed the first exam.
We will tell you more as soon as we know.
Have a lovely weekend!
As you know, we are doing in school some exams of Cambridge. Due to this, next Monday February 6th, students of 1ESO who are considering doing the exam of A2 this year in the school, will stay for about 15 - 20 minutes at 13.00 in the class of 1st ESO B to do the listening part of an extra test I have given to them. Tutors have informed personally those students who passed the first exam.
We will tell you more as soon as we know.
Have a lovely weekend!
Thursday 2 February 2017
**Happiness Recipe** 3rd ESO
SUN 3rd A
The best recite to have a happy life
is called “the magic recipe”. It has three important ingredients to be happy.
The first is laughter, it is
fundamental to have fun and also enjoy a good life.
The next ingredient is love, it is
essential to do all things with love, because it gives good luck and energy to
our life.
Another is positivity, it makes us
strong and willingness to live the present.
The family and the friends are
fundamental ingredients, because having a good company makes us want to live
and enjoy the good times with them.
And the last is madness, living with
a little madness always comes right for ourselves.
These ingredients will help you to
get a happy and magical life.
Mr Bean 3rd A
Ingredients:
·
One
spoonful of happiness.
·
Two
or three smiles.
·
A
couple of laughter.
·
A
spot of love.
·
A
lot of hugs.
·
One
or two kisses.
·
Three
or four friends.
·
A
bit of affection chocolate.
Preparation:
First,
we put a bowl with the friends, we shake during a few seconds, we add the
spoonful of happiness, the couple of laughter and the smiles. We put all in the
oven, for thirty minutes.
Later,
we take out the cake, and we add the spot of love with the hugs. If you want,
you can put one or two kisses.
At
the end, we put the happiness cake on the fridge, and before eating it we add
the affection chocolate.
Chocolate 3rd
A
Fantastic chocolate!
Ingredients for 2 people:
·
100 grams of cocoa.
·
1 pot of kindness.
·
1 petal of a red and bright rose.
·
100 mililiters of milk.
·
1 can of smiles.
·
20 grams of crunchy cereals.
·
1 tablespoon of honey.
·
10 grams of crushed cookies.
·
1 sachet of dearness.
·
A jar of empathy.
Elaboration:
First,
crush the cocoa in a coffee grinder until obtaining a thick brown paste. Then,
boil water in a saucepan and, in another smaller, add the cocoa. When the paste
of cocoa is hot, crush it again to obtain a smooth texture of chocolate.
After
that, add the milk, the petal, the cereals, the cookies and the honey. Mix the
chocolate with all the ingredients and later place them in a mold.
Finally,
mix all the senses and add them to the chocolate before putting it in the
fridge. Keep it settle until it cools and becomes consistent.
IT’S RECOMMENDED
EATING WITH YOUR BEST FRIEND OR WITH A LOVED PERSON!
CHOCOLATE AND LOVE ALWAYS LEAD TO HAPPINESS.
CHOCOLATE AND LOVE ALWAYS LEAD TO HAPPINESS.
Blue and Red 3rd B
Ingredientes:
·
A
spoon of tolerance.
·
3-4
cuffs of friendship.
·
10
cups of goodness.
·
A
saucepan of charity.
·
Many
drops of sincerity.
How to do:
Before starting the recipe, you have
to have illusion. We start:
First, if we mix the friendship with
the goodness, we’ll have the respect. Next, you have to put together the
charity d the tolerance and you will obtain kindness. Finally, in a plate, we
put together the respect and the kindness and you have to add the sincerity and
you have the dish: happiness. It is a smile in the street, be comfortable with
the people of other gender, skin color, religion… that is to say, showing
tolerance.
And you will have your recipe. Enjoy
it, it is wonderful!
Flower 3rd
B
Ingredients for breakfast:
·
Smiles
(a big glass)
·
Self-confidence
(1 slice)
·
Positive
attitude (1 slice)
Ingredients for lunch:
·
Humility
(1 bar)
·
Bounty
(1 brik)
·
Lots
of understanding
·
Large
amount of patience
Ingredients for dinner:
·
Effort
(large quantity)
·
Joy
(optional)
·
Gratitude
(inmense amount)
Preparation method:
Start the day with a big hot glass
of smiles, a toast of positive attitude and another toast of self-confidence.
At school I share my lunch with my
classmates. It is a humility bar and a brick of bounty, sweetened with a lot of
understanding. Have plenty of patience with people who don’t want to share my
lunch.
At home, put an enormous amount of
effort into doing my homework, so that I can feel good about myself, and thus
share the dinners with joy. At bedtime, don’t forget to give thanks to God for
my life and for this wonderful shared day.
Kate Becket 3rd
B
This recipe is very easy and quick
to do. The ingredients that you will need are:
Three spoons of love, 5 dl of patience, a half cup of kindness, a full cup of faith, 0,1 kg of flour and two glasses of glitter.
Three spoons of love, 5 dl of patience, a half cup of kindness, a full cup of faith, 0,1 kg of flour and two glasses of glitter.
Pour the three spoons of love in a
big bowl with the 5 dl of patience then, mix it up. Warm it up in the microwave
for five minutes! After that, mix the half cup of kindness and 0,1 kg of flour
in another bowl. Then mix everything together and add a full cup of faith. To
finish, sprinkle a little bit of glitter.
Gala 3rd C
Ingredients:
·
Family
·
Friends
·
Love
·
Peace
·
Joy
·
Laughs
·
Music
How to cook:
First of all you need a group of
people that you really love like your family or your friends. I strongly
believe that this is the main secret of this recipe.
Then you must mix these ingredients
with a lot of love, peace and joy. After that, you must sing beautiful songs
and play funny games. Meanwhile, you must eat tasty cakes. Finally, you must
add laughs, music and dance.
In conclusion, I would like that you
enjoy this recipe and have a great time.
Misaki Mei 3rd
C
Main ingredients:
·
Love
·
Friendship
·
Generosity
·
Hope
·
Humility
To decorate:
·
A
friend’s hug.
·
A
relative’s kiss.
How to cook:
1. First, you have to beat the humility
and the generosity until you have a uniform mixture. Then, you have to cut the
love and the friendship in small pieces to mix them well, and add them to the
first mixture.
2. Now, you have to prepare a heart-shaped
mould by spreading the hope in its base, and pur the dough into it. Next, the
mould should be placed in the oven at 160 degrees for half an hour. While the
dough is cooked, you can put the friend’s hug and the relative’s kiss in a
pastry bag.
3. After 30 minutes, remove the mould
from the oven. Finally, decorate the dough already cooked and you’ve got the
HAPPINESS.
Yung Beef SL 3rd
C
Ingredients:
·
100g
of positivity
·
Friends
dust
·
A bag
of money
·
Health
·
Family
dust
·
A pot
of smiles
·
10g
of empathy
·
Some
water
First of all, take the bag of money
and mix it with the 100g of positivity in a bowl. While you do the mixture,
switch on the oven to 200ºC.
Secondly, take another bowl or a
glass and fill it with water. After that, add the pot of smiles, the health and
the empathy and mix it until the water gets rainbow colours.
Last steps. Take the water and mix
it with the mass we’ve made before and finally, put it inside the oven for half
an hour.
When it has finished, add the
friends and family dust and it will be finished.
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