Saint Patrick's day 2012!!

Come and celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the Foreign Languages Department!
Saturday March 17th is St. Patrick's Day, the saint patron of Ireland, but we'll be celebrating it on FRIDAY MARCH 16TH.This holiday is getting more and more popular and more people are celebrating it worldwide.
If you want to get a gold coin from the Leprechaun's treasure follow these steps:
1) Wear something green.
2) Come to the foreign languages department and ask a teacher about the treasure in English.
3) Get your gold coin!
It would be nice if you could take a picture of yourself in green with the gold coin and then send it to the department email idiomesiestorredelpalau@gmail.com
We'll make a nice collection of St.Patrick holiday goers!!!

CELEBRATE ST.PATRICK'S DAY

Come and celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the Foreign Languages Department!
Thursday March 17th is St. Patrick's Day, the saint patron of Ireland. This holiday is getting more and more popular and more people are celebrating it worldwide.
If you want to get a gold coin from the Leprechaun's treasure follow these steps:
1) Wear something green.
2) Come to the foreign languages department and ask a teacher about the treasure in English.
3) Get your gold coin!
It would be nice if you could take a picture of yourself in green with the gold coin and then send it to the department email idiomesiestorredelpalau@gmail.com
We'll make a nice collection of St.Patrick holiday goers!!!

DIALOGUES ABOUT NORTHERN IRELAND

My students have been working on a webquest about Northern Ireland. They're creating interactive trivia games about this wonderful country, and they've written dialogues as well. Do you want to listen to them? Here you have some samples of their work. Enjoy!
SARA AND HELENA
MELISSA AND CAOUTAR
ISAAC AND AMOS
KEVIN AND ALBERT
DANI AND ANIBAL
JUDIT AND JOEL
SARAY AND MARTA
RICARD AND OSCAR
ADRIA AND JUAN
DAVID AND RAUL

WHERE IS THE EMERALD ISLAND?

This webquest is a collaborative project for my 4ES0 students. Follow this link and discover the secret of the Emerald Island!
http://www.xtec.cat/~jserarol/WQ/ireland/index.htm