Showing posts with label English Speaking Countries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label English Speaking Countries. Show all posts

Monday

Traveling USA

Today, Brianna and me have to participate in a course for teachers about International Programmes. We will talk about the language and culture assistants in our region. Brianna Livsey is at the moment in my school and Lucy Holcomb was here last year. Both of them work hard with our pupils. I have some PPT from Lucy published in the blog and these are some for Brianna.

Restaurants In The United States

Christmas in USA

This was Brianna´s PPT for Christmas time

Mount Rushmore

Tomorrow Lucy is going to teach about Mount Rushmore. Check the presentation.

New York City - NYC -

We have been learning about English speaking countries. With this presentation you can have a look to one of the most famous cities in the world:
NYC

View more presentations from banares.

Thursday

CARING FOR KOALAS IN THE 45ÂșC HEATWAVE

These pictures were sent by my colleague Lydia Callaghan from Aberfoyle Park in South Australia. We share information and projects between our schools.
Enjoy with us in this Summer Fashion Parade with our TOP MODEL. Thanks a lot Lydia!!

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Monday

ART - Aboriginal Art

This term we are going to learn about Artists and Art.
We will have a look to different Artists from English-Speaking Countries such as North America, Canada, Australia, Ireland and U.K.
Have you ever heard about Aborigines? They were the first human inhabitants of the Australian continent and its nearby islands and they have got an interesting Aboriginal culture and heritage including indigenous art. Aboriginals left their handprints on the walls of caves.
  1. So we will make an aboriginal style hand print.
  2. We will practice the Aboriginal Dot Art.
  3. And we will make an activity based on Australian Aboriginal X-ray style of painting.
We will use reds, browns, oranges, yellows and occasionally Green.
Come on! Let´s get to work!

DRAMA - Little Tommy Drew


Australia has mining activity in all of its states and territories. Large quantities of minerals and resources are extrated from Australia's landscape. This Australian rhyme is about a miner: Little Tommy Drew.

ALL ABOUT AUSTRALIA

Australians have a national holiday every January 26th to remember their origins.
On January 26, 1788, a fleet of ships landed at what is now Sydney, Australia. These ships were under the command of Captain Arthur Phillip .
To celebrate this day we are going to read about Australia and complete the activities I have prepared for you.
Let me give my regards to Charo. She is in Australia at the moment. Hi Charo! We remember you and be sure we are going to learn a lot about the place where you are living now. Have a nice time and good luck!