iNTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY

 We have accepted the challenge!!

1º ESO

My best wishes

 

I wish you a 2021 full of love, friendship, family, hugs, kisses and memories...

And the winner is...

It's time to announce our Valentine's contest winner!!!
Thank you very much because your definitions were so good that we had to give two prizes instead of one!!

First prize: Lara 1º ESO D
Love is the only weapon that every person should know and use so that their life makes sense.

Second prize: Idoya. 1º ESO B
For me, love is a very important feeling of life that teaches the respect you have for a person or an animal.

Valentine's Day Contest.

 First Valentine's Day contest for 1ESO students.

Write a definition of love.
You just have to follow the rules:

1. Write between 15 and 25 words.
2. Publish your text as an answer to this post.
3.  Deadline: February 13th (23:59h). 
4.  Sign your  work with a pseudonym and give your teacher a card with your name and pseudonym.

The winner will have a Valentine's prize!!

Short Stories Contest. Women's Day

International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8th and we have a new challenge for our students of 3ESO and 4ESO.

Write a short story about a woman who is a heroine for you.
You just have to follow the rules:

1. Go to www.storybird.com and open an account as a student. You just need a username and a password. 
2. You’ll be asked a passcode to join a class. Use 8PHFJ6 and click on join a class. 
3. Click on Write and then Start with Art 
4. Choose your images and click on Use this Art and then Picture Book. 
5. Just drag and write!! 
6. Your story must have a minimum of 5 pictures and a maximum of 12.
7.  Write 70-100 words.
8. Deadline: March 20th.

** Remember, when you're writing on Storybird (or any website) you should never include personal information like your name, your school, or your hometown

And the winner is.....

Congratulations to the winner, Nuria (3ºESOB). We hope you enjoy your prize! 

Poetry Contest

We are inviting you to write a poem inspired by peace and John Lenon's song Imagine.



How do you imagine peace? Do you think of love, friendship and understanding? Does peace have to do with freedom to speak, have a home or be equal?

Rules:
- Use the word Imagine as you title.
- You could use the lyrics of Imagine as your starting point.
- You can write any kind of poetry such as limericks, rap, free verse.
- Write your  poem as a comment to this entry.
- Sign your  work with a pseudonym and give your teacher a card with your name and pseudonym.

Deadline: January 30th, Peace Day.