50 things a teenager should do before 20

50things teenagers should do before twenty from Ana Piqueras

Prezi tutorials.

Getting started,
       you will learn:

• Move, Scale, Rotate
• Zooming
• Path

Go to the next level,
     you will learn:

• Frames
• Grouping
• Send Back, Bring Forward

Share your prezi,
     you will learn:

• Invite to View
• Invite to Edit
• Publish

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES APPS FOR THE IPADS

Multiple Intelligences Apps for The iPad ,

Howard Gardner is an internationally recognized leader in the field of developmental psychology. He has prolifically authored several books and journal articles on the nature of intelligence. He is best known for his theory of multiple intelligences (Multiple Intelligences: New Horizons in Theory and Practice ). Educational Technology and Mobile Learning.

A poem

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Have fun with personality adjectives

BRITAIN´S GOT TALENT

Has Britain got talent?

If you watch Saturday night TV in the UK your answer might be YES or NO.  On ITV (Independent Television) the programmes Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) and X-Factor have been auditioning singers, acrobats, comedians and even synchronized swimmers(!) to find out who is the best entertainer.
Meanwhile, on BBC 1, The Voice, has also been looking for a great singer. The big idea is that contestants are judged on their voice alone, not their appearance.
But how good are the performers? On both shows a panel of judges give their opinions and decide who has the talent to go through to the next round.
The judges on BGT and The Voice want to sound young and cool. One of the ways they do is through the words they choose. They don’t just say, ‘that was good’; they say, ‘you kicked it’ or ‘you were on fire.’
Next time you watch listen out for the following phrases:

They say	They mean
You were on fire	You were great
That was insane	That was really good
You were unbelievable	You were really good
I felt your pain	You showed emotion
You killed it / You nailed it	You performed that song really well
You're a risk taker	You're confident
This guy is the finished article	This guy is already a great performer
You give it the full monty	You give it 100% effort
You need to own it	You need to perform with more confidence
I would fight to the death for you	I would support you completely

Vocabulary in this post

• audition (verb): to perform for a judge
• synchronized (adjective): working together at the same time
• go through to (phrasal verb): continue, pass onto
• round (noun): stage or step

THIS POST IS FROM BELL ENGLISH

EL RAP DE LA EDUCACIÓN 2.0

¿Cómo debería ser la Educación en el Sigo XXI? Un grupo de jóvenes responden a la pregunta a ritmo de rap, en este vídeo de Fundación Telefónica, con música de 'El Langui' y 'Keru Dj', y producción de Yllana. 

Are we green enough?

Nuestro centro participará durante los dos próximos años

2012-2014  en un Proyecto Comenius Multilateral denominado

ARE WE GREEN ENOUGH? ,  estrechamente relacionado con el medio ambiente, trabajaremos junto a otros siete socios Europeos:

Bélgica , Hungría, Polonia, Turquía, Rumanía, Grecia y Lituania.

Estudiaremos los diferentes tipos de Energía Renovable y cómo ésta contribuye a la conservación del Medio Ambiente y evita el Cambio Climático.

El objetivo del proyecto va acompañado por una implementación de las lenguas extranjeras , ya que además de otros idiomas, el inglés y el francés serán los utilizados  en el proyecto.

Nuestro primer encuentro tendrá lugar en Bélgica en octubre y en noviembre( 13-17) recibiremos a nuestros socios en Tomelloso .

Puedes seguir la evolución de nuestro proyecto en :

www.fecstlmeuropa.blogspot.com 

http://comenius-arewegreenenough.blogspot.com.es/

Contacta con nosotros en : fecstlmeuropa@gmail.com

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Jugando con wordle

FOUR NATIONS

FOUR NATIONS

Nick: This is London and( 1) _______________ me are the Houses of Parliament. Parts of these buildings are more than nine hundred years old. This is where the laws of the UK are (2) __________and created.
The United Kingdom is actually (3) __________of four different countries; England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Each nation has its own culture and heritage.
The population of England is around (4) ____________ million people. The English are known for drinking tea, The Queen and (5)____________________.
But what are we really like?
Priest: The English are a(6) ____________ people.
Woman 1 : They’re just ____________  (7) .  
Woman 2 : The English people are very nice.
Woman 3 : They’re so(8) ____________  and so friendly.
Nick: (9) ____________  is in the North of Britain. Just over five million people live there. 
It’s been part of the UK since(10) ____________  . Edinburgh is the capital city and home to the Scottish Parliament. The Parliament building is a work of art in itself!
Scotland has some unique customs: wearing tartan (11) _____________…. playing the bag-pipes…. and tossing the caber; a very large(12) _____________.
For over sixty years, The Edinburgh Festival has celebrated.(13) __________________________.
(14) _____________is on the Western edge of Britain. 
It also used to be a separate country but has been part of the UK for over four hundred years.
(15) _____________three million people live in Wales.
One of its symbols is a red dragon, found on the national flag. The Welsh parliament is in the capital city,(16) _____________. The Welsh are proud to have their language and twenty per cent of the people (17) _____________Cymraeg. Most signs are in English and Welsh.
Singing is an important tradition in Wales. People working in coal mines in Wales originally formed male-only(18) _____________, they are still popular today.
Old Welsh Man: (19) Why did the old Welsh man joined the choir?


Young Welsh Man: (20) do you have to be Welsh to be a member of the choir?
Nick: (21) _____________is also part of the United Kingdom. The country is home to just under two million people. The capital is (22) _____________and for many years, Northern Ireland was a place of conflict.
This beautiful country was considered a dangerous place to visit. The (23) _____________ lasted until recent years when the peace process brought both sides together. Now, (24) ________________ share power in the Northern Ireland assembly.  
The flag most often used for Northern Ireland shows the(25) _____________; a symbol with a long history in this part of Ireland and a (26) _____________which shows links to the rest of the UK.
The culture in Northern Ireland is rich in myth and legend.
(27)One story says that………...


Irish dancing is popular in Northern and Southern Ireland and has been exported around the (28) _____________.
Irish Dancer: Irish dancing is special because you have to have good posture, arms by your side and crossed feet. I love Irish dancing because it’s(29) _____________ exercise and a lot of fun.
Nick: The four countries of the UK have different traditions. But those differences are also
(30) _____________and make the UK what it is today.