VOTE YOUR FAVOURITES
THESE ARE THE RECIPES SENT BY STUDENTS IN 2ºESO B, choose your favourite!!!
you can check them all in
MY FIRST ENGLISH BLOG
englishincaspe
A window to our classroom activity
NEVERSECONDS, we are following this blog
We have been reading this blog NEVERSECONDS in class, it is written by a 9 y.o. girl 
who comments about food in her school. It seems amazing a student could resist all day with 3 slices of cucumber, a tiny cheeseburguer and a ice-lolly . We are following Martha and we have send her a message.
this is our COMMENT
We are a 14 y.o. secondary class from Caspe (Spain), we are reading your blog in English class with our teacher. Your lunch photos are amazing!! Aren’t you hungry?
We also had lunch at the school canteen when we were in primary school,this is a normal day menu for lunch with 2 courses and desert: rice with tomatoe, chicken with chips, and a youghurt. On special days we even drink coke! Some of us think meals were homemade,healthy and delicious!!But some others also found pieces of hair in our portion of bread!!! disgusting!! Anyway, all of us prefer to eat at home!!We have been studying a food and drink lesson in English class, and we have published recipes you can visit in our blog.
MY FIRST ENGLISH BLOG http://www.catedu.es/arablogs/blog.php?id_blog=629
You can add a comment if you want!
We are following your blog!!
2ºESO B STUDENTS
IES MAR DE ARAGON, CASPE (ZARAGOZA)
SPAIN
DEADLINE TO SEND YOUR RECIPE FOR OUR COOKING CONTEST
This is the last week to send your recipes to win the contest: ARE YOU A GOOD COOK?
you can check the recipes in MY FIRST ENGLISH BLOG
At the end of this week there will be a poll in this blog to vote your favourite recipe.
Thanks you all for taking part.
Remember the way of sending it:
1. Upload your powerpoint doc. to www.calameo.com
2. Copy the HTML code and paste it in MY FIRST ENGLISH BLOG (you already know you user name – your course and letter- and password)
3. If you have any doubt ask your teacher.
THE PRIZE IS A REAL TASTY SURPRISE!!!!
FOOD AND DRINK: Are you hungry?
Are you hungry?
check this list and play clicking in the kitchen
Food and Drink Vocabulary List.
- DO YOU KNOW THESE VEGETABLES?
CAINE’S ARCADE: A NICE STORY
Caine Monroy is a 9-year old boy who spent his summer vacation building an elaborate DIY (DO IT YOURSELF) cardboard arcade in his dad’s used auto parts store.
Caine dreamed of the day he would have lots of customers visit his arcade, and he spent months preparing everything, perfecting the game design, making displays for the prizes, designing elaborate security systems, and hand labeling paper-lunch-gift-bags. However, his dad’s autoparts store (located in an industrial part of East LA) gets almost zero foot traffic, so Caine’s chances of getting a customer were very small, and the few walk in customers that came through were always in too much of a hurry to get their auto part to play Caine’s Arcade. But Caine never gave up.
One day, by chance, I walked into Smart Parts Auto looking for a used door handle for my ’96 Corolla. What I found was an elaborate handmade cardboard arcade manned by a young boy who asked if I would like to play. I asked Caine how it worked and he told me that for $1 I could get two turns, or for $2 I could get a Fun Pass with 500 turns. I got the Fun Pass.
This short film tells the story of Caine’s Arcade, and of our attempt to make Caine’s day.
DO IT YOURSELF= bricolage
ARCADE:salón de juego
auto parts store:
SANDWICH
The word sandwich that we use today was born in London during the very late hours one night in 1762 when an English nobleman, John Montagu, the Fourth Earl of Sandwich (1718-1792), was too busy gambling to stop for a meal even though he was hungry for some food. The legend goes that he ordered a waiter to bring him roast-beef between two slices of bread. The Earl was able to continue his gambling while eating his snack; and from that incident, we have inherited that quick-food product that we now know as the sandwich. He apparently had the meat put on slices of bread so he wouldn’t get his fingers greasy while he was playing cards.
Present Perfect; elementary
PAST SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT ; read about it, take your notes and do the exercises you will find at the bottom of the page.CLICK HERE
- EXERCISE 1, EXERCISE 2, EXERCISE 3
- ARE YOU READY TO DO A TEST: Test 1, Test 2, test 3
LOCH NESS READING – present perfect exercise
exercises: 1
MORE PRACTICE
www.learnenglish.britishcouncil.org
www.englishpage.com
www.agendaweb.net
REMEMBER 1ST CONDITIONAL
IF + SJ. + PRESENT SIMPLE / SJ. + PRESENT SIMPLE/FUTURE/ IMPERATIVE
PRACTICE
EXERCISE 1
EXERCISE 2
EXERCISE AND VIDEO 3
CONTEST: HOW GOOD ARE YOU AT COOKING?
How good are you at cooking? 
Do you help your parents at home to prepare lunch or dinner? Do you have a specialty? If your answer is yes this is your opportunity to show your talent as a cook, a contest in which you can win a fantastic prize. Send us your best recipe and take part in this delicious competition.
Do you know Jamie Oliver, he can teach you different techniques to get the best of the ingredients used.
WHAT TO DO ; you should include this sections
- INGREDIENTS;
- METHOD, explain your recipe step by step.
- FINAL RESULT You can send either a Word document or a Power Point.
HOW TO SEND IT: upload it to www.catedu.myfirstenglishblog
(Instructions sent to ‘aula virtual’ mail.
The best three will be published in this blog and they will receive a present.
Join the competition!!!
ENGLISHINCASPE
IES MAR DE ARAGON
Dpto de Inglés
Caspe
(Zaragoza)
Sitios de interés
CATEGORIES
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- 1ºBTO (2)
- 2ºBto (1)
- 2ºESO (14)
- 3ºDIV (15)
- 3ºESO (11)
- funny stuff (16)
- games (7)
- listening (10)
- Sin categoría (22)
- SPECIAL DAYS AND CELEBRATIONS (4)
- video (11)
