Art in food

 Giuseppe Arcimboldo (1526) was an Italian artist best known for creating imaginative portrait heads made of objects such as fruits, vegetables, flowers and other elements.

What food can you see in this portrait?

  

 

Children played the game below: they rolled dice and they drew funny food face portraits.  If you want, you can try it at home. 

 TASTING & LEARNING TASTE BUDS

FIXING VOCABULARY THROUGH A BOARD GAME

*TD means "Taste bud" (sweet, salty, sour and bitter)

REVIEW food vocabulary

Story time

FOOD YOU LIKE AND YOU DON'T LIKE

Are you able to talk about your likes and dislikes? Follow the model below:

Listen to children 

Listen to the chant 

Reading for pleasure

Hi there, here you have next reading in the classroom. It's a chant about animals and their most important actions. Let's enjoy it:

Now, let's illustrate the chant. Thanks to Martina and Júlia for illustrating it for year 3: 

Dinosaurs everywhere

Here you have what we are doing these days: a story, facts about dinosaurs and an amazing song. Children are learning a lot about those huge animals.

Actions we can do

 

Sports

 Do you like sports? How many sports do you remember in English?

GOOD MORNING!

The morning song

The morning from Inés Rosado on Vimeo.