winter at last

winter at last
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Sunday, December 20, 2015

A CHRISTMAS CAROL by Charles Dickens

You must have heard of Scrooge and the three goshts who visit him: Past, Present and Future. To enjoy this classical story,  click on the links below.

CHRISTMAS CAROL: The original book




MERRY CHRISTMAS!

The term is just gone and it seems it was yesterday when we were meeting each other after summer vacation. It has been so short, despite all the things that have happened!

I wish you a great holiday season. You'll have a lot of time, though. So I hope you "enjoy" a little bit in English, either singing or reading or writing- or revisiting your class material.

In the links below you'll find some interesting sites to keep up to date.

Best wishes!


La gente del luca working with music

Monday, September 14, 2015

2015/2016

Hi!!!
It's great that we are going to share a new year together. I'm eager to begin. Last year was a wonderful experience for me: returning to my homeschool and meeting a new generation of students. I've learnt a lot from you all. You students from all levels teach me everyday one new lesson at least.

A lot of work lies ahead. I wish we face it enthusiastically and cooperatively. The best results are always achieved with those ingredients. Before you know it, Christmas will be here.

Feel free to comment any post or make any suggestion here or in the class.

Ready...   Steady.....



Thursday, April 9, 2015

WELLCOME SPRING!

Here comes the Sun...and the rain! That's only normal in spring.
For many people, including me, this is the best season of the year. There are many ideas associated to spring. Let's coment on them. Say one saying, a poem, a riddle or comment on a stereotype about spring. 
I go first!

“You can cut all the flowers but you cannot keep spring from coming.” - Pablo Neruda

Monday, March 16, 2015

Saint Patrick day, Éire day

On 17th March, Saint Patrick, as a symbol of Irishness, is celebrated all over the world.
Irish are indeed one of the nations which have travelled most. However, they haven't lost their sense of community. But, what do you known about Ireland and Saint Patrick?


Answer to the questions in the following posts as comments.