Storm Leonardo, Storm Marta... TOO MUCH RAIN for overflooded Andalusia! Will it ever stop raining???
Storm Marta moves in as flood-hit Spain faces another tough weekend (EuroWeekly News)
Storm Leonardo SMASHES Spain | Floods, Power Outages & Road Closures in Andalusia (Spain speaks)
Storm Leonardo Batters Spain’s Andalusia, Torrential Floods Engulf Granada Province (WION)
Storm Leonardo hits Andalucía: Thousands evacuated and rail services halted (EuroWeekly News)
Chaos in Spain Today! Flooding Storm Leonardo Swept Away Homes, Cars in Portugal (Nature Damage)
Here are some activities for my students:
in 1º ESO: Comparatives & superlatives
in 2º ESO: Modal verbs
in 4º ESO: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES 1 2 3
Learning English Grammar ('try to do' , 'try and do' & 'try doing'): Life advice (BBC Learning English)
Learning English Grammar ('try to do' , 'try and do' & 'try doing'): Life advice (BBC Learning English)
Learning English from the News: COP30: Are climate talks effective at fighting climate change? (BBC Learning English)
Here's my musical hint for today: Have you ever seen the rain? by Creedence Clearwater Revival. And here's a version with the lyrics for you to sing along.
Real Easy English: Talking about EXTREME SPORTS (BBC Learning English)
Here are some more activities for my students:
The pronunciation lounge: How to pronounce 'th' (BBC Learning English)
The Reading room: What are the chances of an asteroid hitting you? (BBC Learning English)
Listening exercise for you to do: Rethinking dyslexia (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
English in a Minute: Phrases with PULL (BBC Learning English)
Lucy wants to know if... we are mispronouncing these common English words
"All work and no play makes Jack/Jill a dull boy/girl"
Learning English with MIND YOUR LANGUAGE- Bloody verb TO BE
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ResponderEliminarYou must find water and boil it before you drink it.
Don’t run if you see a bear. Stay calm and move away slowly.
Don’t fall asleep deeply in your shelter. Stay alert.
Air is the most important thing. You can only survive a few days without water.
ResponderEliminarI think I could survive about one week in the wilderness because I know how to find water, make a small shelter, and stay calm, but I don’t have much experience hunting or starting fires.
The storm Leonardo caused a lot of rain to Spain. It rained for many days and the weather was bad. The rain made floods in some places. Some houses were broken. People stay at home and the police help people. schools closed in somes towns
ResponderEliminarClaudia Gijón 1ESO B
Strom Leonardo broug a lot of rain to Spain. It rained for many days and the weather was dad . The rain made floods in some pleace People stay at home and the police helped people .Schools were closed in some towns.
ResponderEliminarEvelyn Escribano Pulido 1 eso B .
When I go to school at Salobreña , I see a beautiful castle this castle is build with stone in a hill , around the castle there are a lot of houses , curiously all the houses are white. Frederick Deweert Fernandez 1 ESO B
ResponderEliminarThe Comparative.
ResponderEliminarMy bedroom is less small than the living room.
My parents bedroom is more big than the kitchen.
My parents ensuite is as big than as my bathroom.
My father office is bigger than the living room.
Frederick Deweert Fernandez 1 ESO B🤙
Ey friend, I heard that you were going hiking in the motains for two days, I can help you with some advices to survive in the wild.
ResponderEliminarFirst, you should bring lot of food and water to be hydrated and full of energy, you know the average person can survive only three days without water and three minutes without air.
You ought to know how to start a fire, so if the weather it’s cold you can stay warm and comfortable.
If I were you, I will bring with me a survival kit, for example a flashlight; and a medician kit, with many cures and blindfolds.
You’d better rest if you are tired, it’s not good to stay tired for to long
If for any reason a bear find you in his way, do not run, or it will think you are food.
Good luck!!!
SURVIVAL QUIZ
ResponderEliminar1.-What is the safest source of food in a suvival situation?
From my point of view, plants are much easir to find and the don’t have to be prepared to eat like animals.
2.-What can help you to survive?
For me, a positive attitude can help you most of the times.
3.-Where is it best to build a shelter?
In my opinion, soemwhere wich will protect you from falling trees and rocks.
4.-You will need heat. Which of these can you start a fire with?
I think a piece of ock and a piece of metal will start a fire easier.
5.-Finally, put these task in the correct order for surviving in a summer climate.
Firt, locate water, second, locate food, thirdth, build a fire, fourth, build a shelter and last, look after injuries.
Hello,
ResponderEliminarI want to participate to the radio programe, those are my characteristics:
-I take photos more often of interesting places and things.
-I take a long time to take a single photo because I want the most cuality possible in my photo.
-If I’m not happy with my photo, I think about why and learn from it.
-When I go somewhere new, I take many photos, but only if the light is right.
-My photos are 100% natural, none of them are edited.
I hope I can enter to the radio programme, waiting for it!!!
Exercise 5 Page 51
ResponderEliminarI think people will remenber images of the COVID-19 in the future. For example, they will remember doctors wearing macks and protective clothes. They will also remenber empty streets and people staying at home for a long time. These images show how dificult life was during that time and how important it was to protect each other.
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Strom Leonardo brought a lot of rain to Spain. It rained for many days and the weather was dad . The rain caused floods in some pleaces. People stayed at home and the police helped people .Schools were closed in some towns.
ResponderEliminarEvelyn Escribano Pulido 1º ESO B .
Ugh, storms Leonardo and Marta have been a total bummer for Andalusia. 🙄 Seriously, what a disaster!
ResponderEliminarSeeing how everything was flooded and thousands of people had to leave their homes is super strong. And on top of that, Marta arrives right after Leonardo! It's as if the bad weather doesn't want to stop.
The good thing is that people have been great, helping each other, as always. But it is a warning that we have to be more ready for these storms. Let's see if we are better prepared next time! 🤞
Marta Pérez Ortega 2 ESO