HAIKU POEM.

HAIKU POEMS- 4° 1°

STATES OF THE MATTER GAME

Go to THIS LINK to play a GUESSING GAME on STATES OF MATTER.

Write a poem ...

FOOD FOR THOUGHT...

 "Are you good with bad habits or bad with good habits?
And on and on  and on and on and on he went......."

Write a three-stanza poem. You can use these ideas: 

I'm funny with sad moments,

I'm happy with sad moments,

I'm relaxed with angry days,

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I should ...

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I can...

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4°1° - LEARNING STYLES

Which is your learning style?

Go to THIS DOCUMENT and complete the text as in the TEMPLATE.

You can edit the document BEFORE Saturday 24, June.


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4°5°-LEARNING STYLES

Which is your learning style?

Go to THIS DOCUMENT and complete the text as in the TEMPLATE.

You can edit the document BEFORE Saturday 24, June.


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JOBS

Go to this LINK and revise 
what you know about JOBS.

Let's REVISE some contents...

Click on the titles and

MY LIFE STARTER

1	| Me and my friends
2	| My life, my stuff
3	| Our world
4	| Help
5	| Likes
6	| Routines & leisure

MY LIFE 1

1	| My Life
2	| Families
3	| Work & art
4	| Daily Life
5	| Homes
6	| Sports & leisure

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My world and I.

Let's read the TEXT: "Sleepy teens"



TEXT ANALYSIS

1. There are FACTS and OPINIONS in this article. Make a TABLE and include 2 or 3 items in each column.
2. CAUSE and CONSEQUENCE. Can you find more? The article mentions several causes and consequences. For example: 
1. If the adolescent stays up late at night, he/she is tired during the day.
2. If you sleep late during the weekend,
3. If you get up and go to bed  at the same time every day,
4. If you are a teenager,
5. If you are tired,
• the body gets the rest ut needs.
• you can alter/modify your body's clock.
• you have many problems.
• you need 6 to 7 hours sleep every day.
3. Pieces of advice. Find them and turn them into an INFOGRAPHIC with EASEL.LY

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1st PROJECT

Our first project is called.  I AND MY WORLD.

POEMS
POEM 1: You and I


POEM 2: By myself
When I’m by myself 
And I close my eyes 
I’m a twin I’m a dimple in a chin 
I’m a room full of toys 
I’m a squeaky noise 
I’m a gospel song 
I’m a gong 
I’m a leaf turning red 
I’m a loaf of brown bread 
I’m a whatever I want to be 
And anything I care to be 
And when I open my eyes 
What I care to be 
Is me. 
Eloise Greenfield

Eloise Greenfield

Eloise Greenfield was born in 1929 in Parmele, North Carolina. Her family moved to Washington, D.C. when she was an infant. As a child, she loved music (she played the piano), movies, and books. As a young adult, [...] Ms. Greenfield began writing.[...] In 1972, she published her first book, Bubbles. She is now the author of more than 40 books for children — poetry, biography, picture books and older fiction. She says one of her missions as a writer is to contribute to the development of a large body of African American literature for children. READ MORE

Bond of Union (Banda sin fin), 1956

Self portrait (autoretrato)

Maurits Cornelis Escher, 1898-1972

WELCOME 2017 STUDENTS!!

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