Guy Fawkes

From Archena (Murcia), the students at 1st ESO in IES Vicente Medina, have been working about a character from history called Guy Fawkes. Here you can know him.

Thanks to Inmaculada López and their pupils. A great work!

Guy Fawkes

“Remember Remember the 5th of November

The gunpowder treason and plot

I know of no reason

Why the gunpowder treason

Should ever be forgot”

Four hundred years ago, the 5th of November 1605, a man called Guy Fawkes and a group of friends tried to kill the King James I by blowing up the Houses of Parliament. At that time the main religion was the Protestant religion. Guy Fawkes was a catholic and he wanted more rights for catholics, but James I didn’t want to give them any more rights.

Guy Fawkes didn’t succeed so nowadays people celebrate that Guy Fawkes didn’t kill the king with bonfires and fireworks on the 5th of November. They make “Guys” to burn them on the bonfires.

This is what 1º ESO students have prepared to celebrate Guy Fawkes. Thanks a lot to all of them for their great work:

Jesús Rojo, Isabel, Inés, José Luis and Alejandro Rojo

David Valero, María Candel and Mónica

Mireya, Alexia, Gabriela and Laura María

Ana Isabel, Ana María and Maribel

Jesús Torrano, Pablo Prieto

Rodrigo Ayala

Elena Clara, Laura Verdú, Patricia, Aida and Andrea

Graffities and progress

The students 3rd ESO at IES Vicente Medina in Archena (Murcia) share with everyone a new work in English Classroom.Great!. Congratulations!
Inmaculada López, the English teacher tell us:

As the first task for our project “Moving forward with 3º ESO” students were asked to prepare presentations using graffities and explaining why those graffities meant or didn’t mean progress to them. They also presented their work orally to the class. They did a great job as you can see in the following presentations:

Iván, Ricardo, Fran, José Ramón and Antonio

Pablo F, Fran and Maksym

José Juan, Clemente and Pedro Ayala

Alejandro M, José Antonio, Carlos, Pedro Gabarrón and Pedro Serna

Marina, Celia Campuzano, Raquel, Myriam, Melissa and Elvira

Berta, Marta, Rocío and Vero

Cecilia, Yaiza, Laura and Nerea

Jesús, Ricardo, Jaime, Máximo, Alejandro García and José Ismael

Silvia, Ángela Solana, Mª Isabel, Mª José Buendía and Mª José Bermúdez

Miguel

Gabriel and Andrés

Traditional Halloween Games

Find it all about how CEIP San Miguel in Armilla celebrated Halloween. Thanks to Yolanda Egea.


Halloween is a great time to celebrate with different activities the topics about witches, ghosts and fairies at school. Every year the classrooms are open to new ideas to create the best environment to have fun with kids.

Our music teacher Lucía Trujillo and PE teacher Cristina Morales took the best ideas about working Halloween through parades and corners, so the children from 5th and 6th levels had the opportunity to rotate in different stopping places and enjoy.

Have a look at the video to watch how much fun the children can have just in one day at school.



Corners:
PIN THE TAIL
THE WALKING DEAD
APPLE PASS ALONG
MUMMY WRAP RELAY
NUTS & SPOON
APPLE ON STRINGS
BOBBING FOR APPLES

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Today we want to share with everyone a great job about this project. 

It's a presentation that has been made by Eva Bombin Orgaz (@BurMagisterio), Jairo García, Cristina Ibañez and Laura Galarreta from Burgos University (first grade of Primary Education)

Thanks a lot!

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