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This document summarizes a school year at a Spanish elementary school. It describes the school's two playgrounds, garden where students grow vegetables, classrooms, computer room, and extracurricular activities. It highlights helping in the garden, learning from teachers, using technology, and playing with friends. The document concludes by saying goodbye as students prepare to leave for secondary school.
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- 4. IT IS A VERY BIG SCHOOL
- 5. IT’S GOT TWO PLAYGROUNDS
- 7. We can play basketball, hockey, baseball, etc.
- 9. They play with the sand
- 10. This is our school garden
- 11. We grow fruits and vegetables
- 12. We work hard on it
- 15. We‘vegotlettuces
- 16. Weeatthem
- 18. WE DRAW THEM
- 20. Cherrytree Pedro
- 21. Oak Pol L
- 23. turnips Gabriel
- 28. We ask questions
- 29. Wetake notes
- 36. Celery
- 37. Chillipepper
- 39. TOMATO
- 40. Marrow
- 41. We’ve been working at the school garden since we were very little children
- 43. We watered the plants
- 44. Weworked
- 47. Weobserved
- 51. And we ate it
- 55. We use computers
- 57. Weinvestigate
- 58. We speak and discuss
- 59. We expose what we know
- 62. We play magic tricks in English
- 64. Some parents and grandparents helpus
- 67. This is Salva’s grandma
- 68. ThisisPedro’smum
- 70. This is our English classroom
- 71. PAST TIMES
- 76. Swimingpool
- 79. Christmas
- 81. CARNIVAL
- 86. St. George
- 89. Excursions
- 91. And now … BYE – BYE!!!
- 92. Sara Andrea
- 94. Daniel
- 95. EthanCardielViñals POL SERGIO
- 96. FERNANDO
- 98. Isis
- 100. Rebeca!!!
- 101. NELLY
- 102. Oscar
- 103. Paul
- 104. Laia LL Laia G
- 105. Pol DiazDomenech World of walcraft
- 106. Salva Kevin
- 107. PILI LAURA GEMA
- 109. We say bye-bye to school dancing hip-hop
- 129. And now some songs and greetings for you!!!
- 130. You must click on the sound icon and listen to the song.
- 131. When it finishes you click for the next song
- 132. La nostra profe és la Laura. L’Escola Marinada té els millors profes del món. Els de 6è. som els més grans de l’escola. Hem de donar exemple als més petits. Pili y los de 5è. son nuestros vecinos. A veces, Pili i Laura se ponen a hablar de coses importantes. We wish you good luck for the exams, friends!
- 133. Nos maquillamos para una fiesta. ¡Vaya modelitos que llevamos! Anem lligant pel camí de Belles Arts. I love you Bernat Desclot!
- 134. Les nenes de 6è. saben escriure bé. I els nens de 6è. juguen fins al vespre. Trabajamos y jugamos. Todas las niñas siempre juntas están. We never separate because something unites us . Friendship and love will not leave us.
- 135. Adiós a este curso, ya nos vamos al instituto. No olvidaremos a los amigos ya que lo pasamos muy bien juntos. Aprendrem moltes coses, també tindrem experiències i farem molts Projectes. We wish you good luck for your life, friends!!
- 136. Fes deures al matí i a la tarda. Fes deures a la tarda, i a dormir. Si ho fas bé. Bona nota, bona nota. Si ho fas bé, bona nota et posaré.
- 137. En el colegio estudiamos mucho. Juguem, saltem i treballem. And we are happy, very happy. We play football and basketball. And no phone, no girlfriends. Only friends. Very good friends. Laura, Laura, love you (3). Mai ens oblidarem de tu.
- 138. Ha arribat el moment que ens marxem. El año que viene ya no estaremos en el cole. Good luck, friends. Bernat Desclot, goodbye. Que us vagi bé a l’insti. Nos despedimos con mucho cariño. Dear friends see you again. “Samina, mina, eh, eh, zangalewa...” ¡Porque esto es el cole!
- 139. It’s been a great experience mailing with you. Happy summer. Good luck. See you!!!
- 140. MARINADA JUNE 2011