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Can You Guess Which One Is Your Child?

Hi! Kids from 1st course have made a self portrait copying the style of popular artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Doraa Mar and Archimboldo.
Parents, friends and teachers, we invite you to come to our class and take a look at our creations.
During the next week, the pictures will be displayed on our windows. Come on, enjoy with them and try to guess which one is your child!


1st A self portraits:





1st B self portraits:

The "Days Of The Week" Song

Hi parents! Kids from 2nd course have made a game to learn the Days of the Week with a song. Did you see the lorries we brought home last week? Watch the video to see how to play with the lorries and learn the song. Enjoy it!!!

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Hello Everyone!

The kids from 1st course want to say "hello" to their families, friends and teachers with a video presentation. Enjoy it!

Just for fun!

Lilet i Maria

Robin Hood

Dear Kids, you have done a great work. I am so happy for you. Congratulations! 

Preparing the scene

Lilet i Maria

Robin Hood (rehearsal)

Lilet i Maria

Earth Day!!!

The very first Earth Day was celebrated on April 22, 1970. This day was created by American Senator, Gaylord Nelson, to make people aware of the importance of keeping our planet healthy and clean. On that day,people made promises to help the environment and make positive changes in their community. Since then, more than 500 million people in over 180 countries have participated in Earth Day activities!

Can I do something to help the planet on Earth Day?

I can see...

Wind!!!!

Can you see the streamers moving?

Why do you think they are moving?

We love playing with the wind!

Lilet i Maria

Windy, windy day!!!

Windy Day!!!

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NASA KID'S CLUB

Hello!

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Family

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Cloud watcher

Scientist take time to observe everything around them. Go outside and observe the clouds with your CLOUD WATCHER.

Cloud Watcher

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The Farm

I Can see a .... Cow!!!!






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Vitruvian man

In Art and Maths we are studying how we can use the parts of the body for measurement. We started measuring firstly with our palms by using our hand span. We then began investigating the work of the artist Leonardo da Vinci. The most influential painting was the Vitruvian man, where da Vinci discovered that we can measure human proportions using other parts of the body. Using geometry he found out the interesting fact that our arm span is actually the same measurement as our height!