HALLOWEEN VOCABULARY

Hi students,

Here you are some vocabulary cards about Halloween that Susan has made for you. I hope you enjoy them and learn new words. They are very useful for this "terrifying week".

Click HERE.

LEARN NEW THINGS ABOUT HALLOWEN!!

Click here to learn more things about Halloween.

HALLOWEEN INTERACTIVE BOOK

 Have a look at this interesting digital book about Halloween.

You will learn new vocabulary, practise place prepositions ... all in a TERRIFIC ATMOSPHERE!

http://chagall-col.spip.ac-rouen.fr/IMG/didapages/halloween2/index.html 

Let me tell you a bit about myself...

Sylvia has been kind enough to introduce me. Now we think it proper for me to tell you something about who I am.

I come from Maine, in New England, a region of the United States that borders Canada. That is where I now live. I went to high school in Virginia, and began college in New York state. I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Southern Maine, and my law degree at the University of Maine School of Law.

Until coming to Spain as a language and culture assistant this year, I worked for different law firms, mostly in Mexico, translating legal documents like contracts from Spanish into English. (Never from English into Spanish—my Spanish is not that good!)

Off and on, I have also written articles for different newspapers and magazines, both in the United States and in Mexico.

In addition to New York state and Virginia, I have lived in Beeville and El Paso, Texas; Washington, D.C.; Mexico City, Mexico; Mérida, Yucatán; Cozumel, Quintana Roo (Mexico); Chihuahua, Chih. (Mexico), and Albuquerque, New Mexico. I love to travel and have visited several countries now. Mostly I go to warm places, or places that are warm at the time I am there. I did once go to South Georgia Island, which is part of Antarctica—but it was not very cold when I visited, because it was the end of summer in the southern hemisphere.

I enjoy the sports of hiking and horseback riding, sailing and kayaking. I like to cook and do photography.  I read a lot, more fiction than non-fiction.

I am very happy to be in San Juan del Puerto. I feel very lucky to be working with such a diverse and talented faculty and students who have so much potential. I hope to be useful to the bilingual program, and I know I will learn a great deal from the people I am working with! My thanks to everyone for your welcome and kindness.

NEW SCHOOL YEAR

Welcome to our new school year 2013/14. Our bilingual family is growing and this year we are bilingual in the following subjects:

1 ESO - Maths and Music

2 ESO - Social Studies and Music

3 ESO- Maths and Physics/chemistry

As you know, we have a new language assisstant from the USA Susan Lowery. Soon you will know more things about her.

Remember to visit our blog to read about bilinguism in our school.

See you soon.