viernes, 3 de octubre de 2014

Welcome back!!!!

Welcome back to school!!!!we start a new scholl year full of surprises!!!Are you ready??????

To teacher Elena:
Thank you teacher Elena, We all learnt from you too and it was a pleasure to have you as a teacher at school for these eight years. Good luck and best wishes from Cristo del valle school!!!!!!
P.s.: The courses in the c.p.r. won't be the same any more without you......

domingo, 31 de agosto de 2014

LEAVING BUT NOT GOING AWAY FROM YOU ALL

To my dear pupils:

Today is my last day with you all as a teacher in this school, but I will always be your friend.

Tomorrow is the beginning of my new course in a different school, quite near. I hope that my pupils are as kind as you were to me. I enjoyed my time in Cristo del Valle School and I hope you continue doing your best everyday to prefect your English. You were excellent pupils but also excellent kids and it was a pleasure to be with you all.

For my colleagues:
What can I say? The best part of coming to school everyday for eight years was knowing that you were all there through the good and the bad, like a real family. I feel that I 've grown up and learnt so much from you all, and I wish you luck in whatever you want to do in the future.

So...THANK YOU very much. I will always remember you and keep wonderful memories in my heart.

PS: No doubt; I will see you from time to time in mercadona doing the weekly shop!


Teacher Elena Navarro, 31st August 2014


lunes, 19 de mayo de 2014

DRAMA. THE SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES. 4TH LEVEL.

THE SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES 
by 4th level 
of Primary Education.

(STILL WORKING ON IT!)

I'm the shoemaker. I'm mending shoes.

I'm the narrator. I'm telling the story.


I'm the nurse. I need my heels.

I'm the baker.

I'm the shoemaker's wife.

I'm the farmer. I need my boots.

We are elves.

I'm a richman.

Narrator: This is the shoemaker. He's very old. He mends boots and shoes. He's got a lot of work. He's very tired.
Farmer: I want my boots.
Baker: I want my shoes.
Nurse: I want my heels. 
Shoemaker: Come back tomorrow.


Narrator: The shoemaker is very tired. He falls asleep. His wife isn't very happy.
Wife: Come on, do your work! We haven't got any money.
Shoemaker: I can't mend the boots for the farmer. I can't mend the shoes for the baker. I can't mend the heels for the nurse. I'm very tired.



Narrator: The next morning...
Shoemaker: Wife, wife! Look at the boots, and the shoes... and the heels!
Wife: That's incredible! That's fantastic!

Farmer: My boots are great. Here's your money.
Baker: My shoes are brilliant. Here's your money.
Nurse: My heels are perfect. Here's your money.

Wife: Let's see what happens tonight. We can hide behind the door.
Narrator: So they hide and wait...

Narrator: Three small elves climb in the window. They are very poor.
Elf 1: We can mend these boots...
Elf 2: and the shoes...
Elf 3: and the heels.
Elf 1: Then, we can get money for new clothes.



Narrator: The next day a rich man sees the boots and shoes...and the heels.
Richman: I love these boots... and the shoes... and the heels for my wife! Here's some money.
Shoemaker: We are rich now!
Wife: Let's make the elves some new clothes.


Narrator: That night the shoemaker and his wife hide behind the door again.
Elf 1: What a beautiful jumper!
Elves 2 and 3: What a beautiful bag!



Narrator: The shoemaker and his wife never see the elves again, but they live happily ever after.
Shoemaker: I'm rich!
Wife: and I'm happy!















martes, 13 de mayo de 2014