Friday, 18 February 2011

happy valentine´s day







Esta semana hemos celebrado el día de San Valentín. Tod@s hemos recibido un bonito mensaje de amistad.
Aquí teneis la historia de San Valentin.

SAINT VALENTINE’s STORY

St. Valentine, for whom this holiday is of course named, was an actual historical figure. He was a Roman physician who was also a Christian priest during the days of the early church. This was at a time when Christians saw tremendous persecution and many practiced in secret.

There are actually a couple versions of the Valentine’s Day story. One version, has it that Valentine was so loved by the children of the town that they would constantly write him notes speaking of their affection--hence the origin of exchanging valentines.

In the other version of the story, Valentine is working to heal a blind boy and is arrested by Roman soldiers for his work as an “undercover priest”. Valentine is shortly thereafter sentenced to die. And yet before he is taken off to be executed, he takes the time to write to the little blind boy a note explaining to him Jesus' love, enclosing a small treat. According to this story, when the boy eats the treat his eyesight is miraculously restored, and he is able to see well enough to read Valentine's note--which is, of course, at the exact same moment that Valentine is executed.


Monday, 14 February 2011

PAST-PAST-PAST


Los niños y niñas de 6º, están estudiando el pasado simple. De momento, sólo hemos visto el pasado de los verbos regulares. En esta página podréis repasar y aprender un montón de verbos regulares con muchas actividades.

Sunday, 6 February 2011

PEACE DAY


Did you know that the Internacional Peace Day is on 21st September?
In Spain, schools celebrate Peace Day on 30th January. Peace Day is a day when we think about respect and friendship, and it´s a celebration of diversity in our world. People ask for peace and harmony for everybody.
here you´ve got a nice story about peace and respect.