2nd ESO: VC Jobs

Click this link and do the different activities so as to improve and foster your vocabulary on jobs.
You should have your personal blog opened and write down the new words you learn.
Afterwards, write a new message on your parents' jobs with the tittle: MY PARENT'S JOBS.
Write about them telling what their job is, where it is, what they do, if they like it or not... .
Use links and images.

2nd ESO

Xmas time is at the corner. It's time to greet those you love. You can click on this link and send a Xmas card to some of your friends.
Choose a Xmas card and greet your American pen-pals and your Catalan friends.
Use a new entrance, decorate it and when it's ready, wish them MERRY XMAS!

2nd ESO students pen pals

We are going to have an American pen-pal from a school called, St. Gregory school in Tucson , Arizona, the USA.
You should click on this link and choose a partner and answer to him. You have to introduce yourself and tell a bit about you.
We will have a class blog where you can publish all your writings as well as your oral productions.
I hope you like it.

2nd ESO: Means of transport.

Click on this link and do the exercises provided.
Homework: Prepare a wordlle WS similar to the example with the new words you learnt and hand them to your teacher on Friday 29th.

These are some of my students examples:
Erik Yagüe



vanessa trejo

Paula Vergés




Sergi Picart


Pau Riera

A name poem for ST Jordi.

We’ve started this 3rd term dealing with adjectives to describe feelings with our students from 2^nd ESO.

I was thinking about doing something different and meaningful to them when I came up with the idea to tell 2S3 students how wonderful they are. Eventually, the idea became much more interesting as long they could tell each other how great they were so as to create a good class atmosphere.

I took their photographs from our website, put them in bag, shuffle them and asked the students to pick up a picture. As soon as they got their partner’s name, they looked up for suitable adjectives to describe them in order to make a visual poem with their names. They were expected to use colours, printed letters, pictures…… they had to be ORIGINAL!

We hanged the poem in their classroom for a week and afterwards they kept the ones with their own names.

Here you have an album to look at. Enjoy it!

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2nd ESO ADJECTIVES.

Write meaningful sentences to you using the adjectives provided in the grid below. Later,
If you click on this link you can create lovely WS as this. You can prepare one according to
our textbook contents and hand to your teacher for an extra bonus mark!

2nd ESO: Quick project

Our American pals asked us to take part in a project saying a given sentence in different languages. Since Our mother tongue is Catalan we helped them with our collaboration.
Here you can find the short videos we recorded.

On the first one we have Anna Codina, Lidia Banús, Paula Font and Mari Pau Calm saying the quote in Spanish. Coral Descamps, Ariadna Barris, Alba Jofre and Marc Massegu in Catalan and finally Jasmeet Kaur, Lovepreet Kaur and Carolina Aguilera say the quote in English.


On the second one we have Claudia Vilarrassa, Aida Parejo and Paula Rivas saying the quote in Spanish. Paula Vergés, Sergi Picart, Pau Riera and Ricard Russinyol in Catalan and finally Eric Yagüe, Gurdeep Sing and Marc Sau say the quote in English.

2nd ESO: Let our pen pals know about our typical food

In our lesson we have been dealing with food and our students have made some typical Catalan or Spanish recipes for our American penpals in the USA.
Here you've got a selection of them.

Chefs: Alba Jofre and Paula Vergés.
Recipe: MACEDONIA (Fruit Salad)

Chefs:Marc Massagu, Pau Riera & Sergi Picart

Recipe: Bread with tomato and cold meat.

Chefs:Ariadna Barris, Coral Descamps and Vane Trejo

Recipe: Catalan Salad

Chefs:Lidia Banús & Anna Codina
Recipe: Catalan Salad

Experience with St Gregory High school from Tucson

Our students from 2S3 in IES BOSC DE LA COMA are taking part in an exchange programme with students from st Gregory school in Tucson, Arizona in the USA. We are exchanging letters and pictures telling about ourselves. The students in the USA write in Spanish mainly but they also use English to answer the questions our students ask.
In our first letters students talked about themselves and sent some pictures which you can see in this album.

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