THE FRIDGE

Here´s the chant that we´re learning in the Red Class:
«Apple in the fridge, apple in the fridge,
eat it up, eat it up,
apple in the fridge».
«Banana in the fridge, banana in the fridge,
eat it up, eat it up,
banana in the fridge»
«Chocolate in the fridge, chocolate in the fridge,
eat it up, eat it up,
chocolate in the fridge»
«Ice cream in the fridge, ice cream in the fridge,
eat it up, eat it up,
ice cream in the fridge»
«Fish in the fridge, fish in the fridge,
eat it up, eat it up,
fish in the fridge»
Ésta es la rima que estamos aprendiendo en la Clase Roja.

DANCING WITH BEAN BAGS AND TALKING ABOUT DINOSOURS

We´ve been learning about the parts of the body through the bean bag song. We sing and dance, carrying the bean bag on our head, our shoulder, our foot, our leg, our back and our arm. It´s lots of fun when we try to sing and dance at the same time!

bean bags

Estamos aprendiendo sobre las partes del cuerpo con la nueva canción de la «bean bag». Cantamos y bailamos a la vez, colocando la beanbag en las diferentes partes del cuerpo. Es muy divertido cuando intentamos cantar y bailar a la vez.

We´ve also read a story about dinosours that talks pretty much about ourselves … «How do dinosaurs go to school?» by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague. We used it to introduce classroom expectations and to choose names for our English teams: Velociraptors and Brontosaurus.

dinosaurschool

También hemos leído una historia sobre dinosaurios que nos representa bastante … «¿Cómo van los dinosaurios a la escuela?» de Jane Yolen y Mark Teague. La hemos utilizado para introducir las normas de clase y para encontrar nombre a nuestros equipos de inglés: los velociraptors y los brontosaurios.