How the climate crisis threatens Indigenous traditions in Canada (The Guardian)
Traditions are also being affected by the climate change, as everything in general. That is another reason to take care of our planet and preserve our identities.
Nature Is Speaking: Shailene Woodley is Forest
Here are some articles to read about climate change affecting our traditions:
How climate change is affecting cultural heritage (Lund University)
How climate change has altered Christmas (BBC News)
How climate change causes culture clashes in Iraq's cities (DW)
Alaska: Climate change threatens indigenous traditions (DW)
How will climate change affect culture? (Chicago Booth Review)
Here are some activities for my students:
1º ESO Unit 5
Write a comment about pieces of advice to give anyone who wants to pass
English with Albert using the Modals and adverbs learned in the unit.
3º ESO
Comments to make:
Mediation (Ex 11, page 87) Write a short message about Michael Kiwanuka to a a friend about
his life and music with information from the listening exercise.
Michael Kiwanuka - Cold Little Heart , Love & Hate
Here's my musical hint for today: The River by Bruce Springsteen. And now here's a version with the lyrics for you to sing along.
Nature is so smart that scientists have discovered that octopuses even punch fish to make them work!!!
Learning English from the News: Octopuses and fish work together (BBC Learning English)
Road towards success in the new PAU (Selectivity exam)
Solution to the exercises in the previous post
Rephrasing
231. How do we come to school?
232. She accepted my invitation to go to the cinema.
233. My students were interested in what ...
234. My choice for our holidays was to go to Greece.
235. What they said about your girlfriend was really nasty.
236. Mozart could play the piano when he was 3.
237. I did the washing at the weekend.
238. There aren't enough chairs in the classroom for 22.
239. I was delighted to spend the summer with your family.
240. She didn't look very enthusiastic when I gave her my present.
241. Nadal is the best tennis player on clay.
242. Roads are very dangerous when it is raining.
243. Who did you buy a birthday cake for last year?
244. We are too many people for my small car.
Here are some more activities to make my students stronger:
Prepositions with Georgie: Prepositions of time (BBC Learning English)
The pronounciation lounge: How to use SENTENCE STRESS (BBC Learning English)
Office English: Cold calls: calling people you don't know at work (BBC Learning English)
Real Easy English: Talking about visiting places (BBC Learning English)
"All work and no play makes Jack/Jill a dull boy/girl"
Learn English with Troy - Epic movie with Brad Pitt & Orlando Bloom
20-Year-Old Rafael Nadal vs 19-Year-Old Djokovic - Rome 2007 (Extended Highlights) & interviewed by Andy Roddick discovering amazing facts about keys to his success!!!
20-Year-Old Rafael Nadal vs 19-Year-Old Djokovic - Rome 2007 (Extended Highlights) & interviewed by Andy Roddick discovering amazing facts about keys to his success!!!
Experiences in life:
ResponderEliminarA: I once had an airplane accident.
B: Really? Where did you have the accident?
A: I had an accident in Canada. I went on my summer holidays with my family and the engine exploded.
B: Oh no! How did you survive?
A: My family and I were in the front of the airplane and we could jump with a parachute.
B: Oh! You were so lucky!
A: Have you had a similar experience?
B: No, my most extreme experience is losing my money.
A: Really? Where did you lose it?
B: It was in the metro. I probably dropped it.
Andrea Romera Noguera 3ºB
These are the tips I give to pass with Alberto: first, pay attention in class, also submit all the projects I assign, whether they are written or technological.also ask him all the questions and if he doesn't answer you, everything is on his blog, copy everything you give and above all, copy the exams for me this is everything NATALIA SEVILLA RUIZ 1B
ResponderEliminarI want to work in a travel agency because it's a job that really interests me. I enjoy organizing trips for many people, learning many languages, and meeting people from different countries.
ResponderEliminarDaniela Ramos Sánchez 3B
I have a little brother. He'll be 4 on May 26th. He's tall, with long, curly hair. He has big, dark green eyes. He has a round face and a small nose. He's very mischievous, always getting into mischief.
ResponderEliminarDaniela Ramos Sánchez 3B
Summer is coming soon. It's my favorite season because I love going to the beach, swimming in the pool, hanging out with my friends every day, and getting ready for the new school year. The bad thing about summer is that it's too hot, and that's what I don't like very much.
ResponderEliminarDaniela Ramos Sánchez 3B
ANGELINA JOLIE BIOGRAPHY
ResponderEliminarAngelina Jolie is a famous American actress.
She was born in California USA in 1975, she has got 6 children 3 adopted and 3 biological. When she was one year old her parents broke up. Since she was a little girl she was in the cinema world, but her chilhood wasn't very good.
She started her career in the 90's, when she starred in the Hackers, when she met her firts husband Jonny Lee Miller.
In 1999 she won an Oscar for the best actress in the film Girl Interrumped.
Angelina is also a director and screenwriter, she made Unbroken, By the sea, In the land of bloood and honey. Now she is still filming and directing.
She loves asiatic food and also loves sushi. She loves travelling around the world and learnning about cultures.
Carolina Prieto López 3ºB
Hello! Today I’m going to talk about climate change vs traditions.
ResponderEliminarClimate change begins with the industrial revolution, what happens is that from the 70s in the twentieth century it is when more scientific studies begin to be carried out on the consequences of global warming.
In previous years it was more frequent than in autumn and winter weather was colder and rainy, now dure to climate change it rains less and is less cold.
Spring and summer are getting longer, it is more hot than years ago.
We also have to be very careful with the sun, since the ozone layer being in danger the sun’s rays affect us more to the skin.
Today we have to be very careful with nature, trying to pollute less since much of the natural disasters that are happening in the world is dure to human pollution.
Javier Lahora Bosch 1ºB
Climate change is profoundly impacting cultural traditions and heritage worldwide.Rising temperatures,sea-level rise and extreme weather events are eroding cultural sites,disrupting traditional practices,and threatening the very fabric of communities.This can go to loss of cultural diversity,damage to historic sites,and disruption of traditional knowledge transfer.Native communities are partly vulnerable,as climate change modifies their environment and frightens their way of life.Efforts to address these impacts include initiatives like Unesco's climate action programs and the British Council's Climate Connection,which point to preserve cultural heritage and promote climate resilience through arts and culture.
ResponderEliminarAdelin-Gabriel Marcus-Serban 3°B