Hungary from barcelona
View more PowerPoint from MJSanchez43
Showing posts with label Catalan students. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Catalan students. Show all posts
Friday, June 8, 2012
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Welcome to Lavínia, Barcelona
You’ve been welcomed all day long: by teachers, children, authorities... It is now the turn of families. It will be difficult to say something original but I will try.
Books and roses. Words and love. And love for words. That’s la Diada de Sant Jordi, Saint George’s Day in Catalonia. But that’s also all days in Lavínia. We love reading and talking every day, every week, every year.
Then you’ve seen la Sardana, our dance, where we all have the same role. And els Castellers, our human towers, where each one works its best to do a good job together.
The harmony of cultures. So what’s all this about? Let me use some other catalan people words.
I am a catalan. Today a province of Spain. But what has been Catalonia? Catalonia has been the greatest nation in the world. I will tell you why. Catalonia has had the first parliament much before England. Catalonia had the beginning of the United Nations. All the authorities of Catalonia at the XI century met in a city of France, then Catalonia, to speak about peace. At the XI century. Peace in the world and against, against, against wars. The inhumanity of wars. This was Catalonia.
Pau Casals, one of the best cello players and also a great composer, said these words in 1971 at the United Nations. And maybe it’s just that, peace. Peace and respect for each other. Respect for our traditions, for our languages, for our differences. And finding ways to meet, to work together. I think that’s what Comenius is about.
There’s a lot of work to do but let me finish with the words of one of our greatest poets, Miquel Martí i Pol, who gave us some clues:
We just have
What we have and nothing else: this particular moment of history
That concerns us and a tiny
Territory to live it. Let’s
Stand again and make everyone’s voice
Be heard, solemn and clear.
Let’s shout who we are so that everyone hears it.
And then afterwards, let everyone dress
As they please, and to work!
Because everything needs to be done and everything is possible.
Enjoy your days here and welcome to Lavínia, our little school in a very big city working for peace and respect. Working for the harmony of cultures.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Elmer
The smallest students in Lavínia school have been worked the story of Elmer. They have learned that we all are different and we must respect the differences between us.
Monday, March 19, 2012
What I like about me
Catalan studens have been working we all are different and that's why life is great.
Friday, March 16, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Wishes in a can
This year, Lavínia school wants to celebrate Christmas offering you our best wishes. Those wishes have been introduced into small cans so as to preserve them better. They are ilimited, so... chose as much as you want!
Do not forget to have in mind the Peter Pan wish "being a child forever"
Do not forget to have in mind the Peter Pan wish "being a child forever"
Saturday, December 3, 2011
CATALAN STUDENTS
Catalan students have been learning about Poland.
The youngest pupils have been learning folk dances:
First and second year pupils have been learning about food:
Third year pupils have been learning about Polish food:
Four year pupils have been learning about Chopin
Fifth year pupils have been learning the main professional and personal facts of Marie Curie’s life throughout different activities such as video-watching and story sequencing. As a final project they summarised her biography in a poster stressing those things that made her special. Pupils enjoyed learning about this remarkable Polish woman and it was certainly a culturally enriching activity.
And pupils in 6th grade have been learning about Copernic:
The youngest pupils have been learning folk dances:
First and second year pupils have been learning about food:
Third year pupils have been learning about Polish food:
Four year pupils have been learning about Chopin
Fifth year pupils have been learning the main professional and personal facts of Marie Curie’s life throughout different activities such as video-watching and story sequencing. As a final project they summarised her biography in a poster stressing those things that made her special. Pupils enjoyed learning about this remarkable Polish woman and it was certainly a culturally enriching activity.
And pupils in 6th grade have been learning about Copernic:
Thursday, October 13, 2011
From Barcelona to Mszana Dolna
Since the Comenius project week is approaching, Lavinia pupils have written short descriptions about themselves for the children in Poland to find out more about them .
In this work they have included information about their everyday lives. According to their knowledge of English, they have talked about their hobbies, favourite food and family with the help of photographs and drawings.
1st grade pupils drew a picture about themselves and their names.
2nd grade pupils drew a picture about themselves and made a short introduction underneath it which includes their names, ages and school.
3rd grade wrote about their hobbies, favourite food and sports and added real photos to illustrate it.
4th grade pupils did a poster in which they explained what do they like the most from the school ( subjects, activities, teachers etc…)
5th grade pupils talked about the place they live in, their families and also about activities they enjoy doing.
6th grade pupils created a book which talks about our city, our school, typical Spanish food, main sports, festivities and History.
All students enjoyed doing the work and they were glad to contribute to Comenius Project with this present for Polish children.
In this work they have included information about their everyday lives. According to their knowledge of English, they have talked about their hobbies, favourite food and family with the help of photographs and drawings.
1st grade pupils drew a picture about themselves and their names.
2nd grade pupils drew a picture about themselves and made a short introduction underneath it which includes their names, ages and school.
3rd grade wrote about their hobbies, favourite food and sports and added real photos to illustrate it.
4th grade pupils did a poster in which they explained what do they like the most from the school ( subjects, activities, teachers etc…)
5th grade pupils talked about the place they live in, their families and also about activities they enjoy doing.
6th grade pupils created a book which talks about our city, our school, typical Spanish food, main sports, festivities and History.
All students enjoyed doing the work and they were glad to contribute to Comenius Project with this present for Polish children.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Catalan legends
We're going to present you some traditional Catalan legends. They are more well-known here in Catalonia. The most popular is the Legend of Saint George but others are interesting as well, such as the Legend of the Four Stripes, the Legend of Saint Medir and the Legend of Saint Marcus.
Here they are:
Legend of Saint George by kindergarden students. The legend is spoked in catalan and subtitle in english.
The students, 3 years old, sang a Saint George song. The letter of the song is:
The Legend of the Four Stripes by the students in 1st and 2nd grade:
The Legend of Marcús by the students in 6th grade:
Here they are:
Legend of Saint George by kindergarden students. The legend is spoked in catalan and subtitle in english.
The students, 3 years old, sang a Saint George song. The letter of the song is:
The Legend of the Four Stripes by the students in 1st and 2nd grade:
The Legend of Marcús by the students in 6th grade:
Monday, May 16, 2011
Italian Day
The catalan students celebrated the Italian Day. All the children worked on one topic and presented their topics to one another.
The kindergarden worked on Matera. They made crafts with clay to demostrate Matera village. In Sassi di Matera the houses are excavated from the rocks.
Children in 1st year and 2nd year in Primary school worked on Italian food. Also they made crafts with clay to demostrate Italian cuisine.
Girls and boys in 3rd year and 4th year worked on Basilicata plants and flowers.
Students in 5th year worked on Pompeii.
And students in 6th year studied Vesuvius volcano.
Here are their presentations:
VESUVIUS VOLCANO
>
The kindergarden worked on Matera. They made crafts with clay to demostrate Matera village. In Sassi di Matera the houses are excavated from the rocks.
Children in 1st year and 2nd year in Primary school worked on Italian food. Also they made crafts with clay to demostrate Italian cuisine.
Girls and boys in 3rd year and 4th year worked on Basilicata plants and flowers.
Students in 5th year worked on Pompeii.
And students in 6th year studied Vesuvius volcano.
Here are their presentations:
VESUVIUS VOLCANO
>
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Monday, October 11, 2010
Magyars
The older students learned about Hungary and the Magyars. The students in 5th year made this presentation and they taught to the other students.
Finally, they all sang a Hungarian song: Tavaszi Szél.
Finally, they all sang a Hungarian song: Tavaszi Szél.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Hungarian day
Catalan students celebrated the Hungarian day.
They students of the first and second years learned Saint Martin’s Legend. They created artwork with crayons to represent the history and now they will add captions to their drawings.
They students of the first and second years learned Saint Martin’s Legend. They created artwork with crayons to represent the history and now they will add captions to their drawings.
La llegenda de sant martí
View more presentations from msanch43
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)