REFLECTIONS ON MY SPEAKING

It's my first year with a teacher assistant, and it was very funny!

Mònica Ferré, 1st A

Hello David, thanks because you helped me when I needed you. Good bye,

Noelia González, 1st A

Hello David, you are a very funny teacher assistant. Thanks

Seku Ceesay, 1st A

I learnt a lot with you David. You are a funny teacher.

Sandro Giustiniani, 1st A

REFLECTIONS ON MY READING

I learn to read English very well because we read a lot of books in English class this year.

Claudia Allmang, 1st B

I learnt the vocabulary, I improve my intonation and I am happy reading books.

Brian Caparrós, 1st B

THE LITTLE HUNTERS AT THE LAKE

FURR, Mark: Stories for Reading Circles. Bookworms Club BRONZE. Oxford University Press, 2007

Yalvac URAL : The Little Hunters at the Lake

The story is about a group of boys that want to be hunters. Hikmet secretly borrows his father's big hunting gun and he and his friends go down to the lake. They shoot a crane bird which is a symbol of love.
They can't eat the bird so they bury it near the lake.
When it is Spring they go back to the crane's grave and find its partner dead on the grave. Hunters never shoot crane birds.

I like this book because I like birds and my uncle is hunter. He tells me about birds, and their way of life.

Joaquim Casquet, 1st A

Four friends went hunting. They didn't know a lot of things about birds and hunting. Hikmet has a gun. His father's gun. They shoot a bird and they went to Ali for he explain how can they cook it. But Ali explain this bird is a crane. This birds are a "symbol of love". The children are sad because they shot the bird. Then they hide the bird under the snow. In a hole. One day a crane stop in the window of a boy with a snowdrop. And the children think that the crane forgive they.

Claudia Allmang, 1st B

SISTER LOVE

FURR, Mark: Stories for Reading Circles. Bookworms Club BRONZE. Oxford University Press, 2007

ESCOTT, John: Sister Love

The story is about two opposite sisters. They lived with their father. When Marcia ( a sister), has gota boyfriend (Howard), Karin (the second sister) stole her boyfriend, but Marcia didn't know it. When Marcia discovered the Karen's relation, Marcia pushed karen, and she slipped and fell down the wall, and hit in the ground, because in her hands had suntan oil ( and did she die?)

I like the story because when it finishes, Karen fell down. Also I like the story because in the class I read the dialogue of Karen, and it was funny.

Mònica Ferré, 1st A

I like this story because it's the typical story about two girls and one boy.

Brian Caparrós, 1st B

OMEGA FILE 349. LONDON, ENGLAND

FURR, Mark: Stories for Reading Circles. Bookworms Club BRONZE. Oxford University Press, 2007

BASSET, Jennifer: Omega File 349. London, England.

Hawker and Jude are secrets agents for the E.D.I. in London, England.

There are strange secrets in the omega file and Johnny Cook has the story: the Tyler drug company wanted the young people of the secrets, and using them for tests and Johnny Cook wants to give to a news paper.

Johnny Cook died in the river Thames and the file is closed.

The book has a difficult vocabulary and the dictionary is necessary for the reading comprehension.

Gerard Castañón, 1st B

I like this book because is a mystery and tragedy story, and also because this book has got an open finish.

Joaquim Casquet, 1st A

I like the story because it is a mystery story, and I like them. Also I liked it because I like the TVsoap operas of the FBI, and the EDI is like the FBI in Europe.

Mònica Ferré, 1st A

I like the story because it's very interesting and mysterious. I like the part when Hawker and Jude investigated the dead man. I don't like the part when Johnny Cook died in the river.

Noelia González, 1st A

I liked this book because it is very mysterious and it is strange. I didn't like this book because we don't know what happened in the end.

Claudia Allmang, 1st B

I like the story because it's very interesting. I like the book but I don't like when Johnny Cook died in the river.

Sofia Dellanave, 1st B

THE BUTTERFLY CIRCUS

The film The Butterfly Circus is amazing, wonderful, brilliant, is... spectacular. I like the film, it says us a lot of emotion.

Alicia Carrasco, 1st C

I like this story because I think about the disable and the freedom of this boy. This boy is brave and he can do all that he likes.

Mònica Ferré, 1st A

The film is very sad because he is disabled.

Mario Garcia, 1st A

The Butterfly Circus is one film. Nick Vujicic is one disabled man. He is brave. For me he is one example for life. The film is amazing and sad. I like this film because he is not scary of death.

Sergi Colomer, 1st A

The video is interesting because a person that has no arms and no legs arrives at the Butterfly Circus.

Brian Caparrós, 1st B

This video shows that everybody can do a lot of things if they want.

Facundo Cacace, 1st B

The video was curios. It was exciting! A small part in the video was sad, but I liked the video, I was surprised.

Claudia Allmang, 1st B

We have to help people that need us and trust on we.

Bea Jiménez, 1st B

I think it's exciting because the man without arms and legs jumped from high to water. He is very brave !

Nerea Ortega, 1st A

The video is like a film called Butterfly Circus. It's interesting and exciting because there is a person who has no arms and legs.

Sofia Dellanave, 1st B

I like this video because there are reflections about the life. In the video you see a disabled person. I think the video is very beautiful. With this video you think in you own life.

Noelia González, 1st A

The Buterfly Circus is a story very exciting and sad but, in the end, Nil, a disabled man, is happy and I love it because he is.

Joan Falgueras, 1st A

SAINT GEORGE PATRON SAINT

It's traditional to celebrate Sant Jordi in Catalonia, and Saint George is also celebrated in England and in Georgia. In IES S'Agulla we celebrate Sant Jordi. In S'Agulla there is a contest with poems and stories of Sant Jordi. The languages of the contest are English, Spanish, French and Catalan. The books day is on 23rd April.

Alicia Carrasco, 1st C

In Catalonia, we have a Patron Saint, he is Saint George. In England is Saint George, too. The legend is the same. His day is 23rd April, this day is the Book Day because William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes died on this date.
The history comes from a war between the Christian religion and the old religions in Rome. The Christian symbol was Saint George and the old religions symbol was the dragon. In the war, the Christians killed the old religions. Saint George is from Turkey.
In London there are jugglers and famous people in the street this day.
In Catalonia there are many stalls in the streets on 23rd April. The boys give roses to the girls and the girls give books to the boys. In the primary school we did paintings in Sant Jordi’s Contest at weekend.

Facundo Cacace, 1st B

Saint George is on day 23 April. In Britain is no popular, it's a normal day, but in Catalonia men give roses and girls give books. Blanes Patron Saint is Anna, it is celebrated on 26 th July.

Sofia Dellanave, 1st B

In Catalonia, England and Georgia, Saint George is the Patron Saint. This is celebrated on 23rd in April. But in England don't celebrate this day, in Catalonia celebrates. In Catalonia the women give a book to men, because it's the book's day, and the men give a red rose to women,because in the legend the blood of dragon transformed in a red rose. In London celebrate different activities in the street. I like when in the school celebrate a literaty contest. Saint George was from Turkey.

Noelia González, 1st A

In England doesn't celebrate Saint George Day but here yes. But Saint George day also is the Patron Saint in Georgia. In England is not holiday on 23rd April. But Saint George isn't from England or from Catalonia, he is from Turkey. Saint George legend is a Christian Legend. In Catalonia the women give a book to her partner and the men give a rose to his partner. But the tradition of give a book is because on 23rd April William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes died.

Natalia Castilla, 1st A

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