My oldest pupils have taken part in this year's OUP International Project Competition Heroes, Myths and Legends. Four groups made an online poster, using a web tool called Popplet, on the chosen topic, and got their certificates:
First of all, I'd like to welcome you to my blog. My intention's to make it a place for cherishing great memories of working with school children. Here you'll find some tips, projects done by my pupils, their essays and poems, video clips (I don't know if it's me, but my pupils really enjoy singing), and things that can be interesting and useful. All the photos, videos and pupils' work are published with permission. All media are either original, free for use, or include credit to the source.
Friday, 1 April 2016
Thursday, 24 March 2016
Easter picture 2016
This March, my Class 4 pupils have joined the 3rd edition of the International Art Contest called The Most Beautiful Easter Picture with English Wishes 2016. The contest is a part of the eTwinning project started by Polish teachers in 2014.
The pupils' task was to draw an Easter picture on A4 paper and write a short wish in English.
| Marina L, IV2 |
| Mina B, IV2 |
| Manja G, IV2 |
| Anđela B, IV2 |
| Antonija K, IV2 |
| Iva R, IV2 |
| Nađa B, IV2 |
| Vanja P, IV2 |
This year, children aged 6-12 from 14 different European countries have shared their Easter wishes and traditions.
Wednesday, 23 March 2016
HIPPO 2016 Results
Here are the results of the 4th HIPPO International Competition in English Language that took place on 5 March in our school:
Kosana Jakonić VIII4 (Reading: 37 + Listening: 30 = 67/70 points),
Petar Tesla VIII3 (Reading: 37 + Listening: 30 = 67/70 points),
Lazar Turudija VIII1 (Reading: 34 + Listening: 28.50 = 62.50/70 points).
All of my pupils competed in the HIPPO 3 (CEF A2) category this school year.
HIPPO International English Language Competition is organised by Global Input and Global Hippo Associations. The main sponsors are EDI Pearson and Swan Institute.
Kosana Jakonić VIII4 (Reading: 37 + Listening: 30 = 67/70 points),
Petar Tesla VIII3 (Reading: 37 + Listening: 30 = 67/70 points),
Lazar Turudija VIII1 (Reading: 34 + Listening: 28.50 = 62.50/70 points).
All of my pupils competed in the HIPPO 3 (CEF A2) category this school year.
HIPPO International English Language Competition is organised by Global Input and Global Hippo Associations. The main sponsors are EDI Pearson and Swan Institute.
Sunday, 20 March 2016
Fruit Salad
As we all know, children, even some of us adults, like playing games. Fruit salad is one of them.
Since we played it in the classroom, we didn't use the chairs, because it would take a long time to move all the desks and put the chairs in the middle.
So, we formed a circle and chose one pupil to stand in the centre. I gave all the other pupils their fruit names (apple, banana, orange). Then, the real thing happened: the pupil in the centre called out apples and all the apples had to change places while the others just remained still. Even the pupil in the centre tried to find an empty place, so that another one can stand in the centre of the circle. The game turned even more excited when the pupil in the centre called out the fruit salad and everyone had to change places.
There was a lot of bumping into each other and screaming, but we all had a lot of fun.
Friday, 18 March 2016
Job applications
In groups, choose an advert. Write your letter of application. Follow the plan:
Dear ...,
P1: I am writing to apply ... as advertised in ... .
P2: I am ... old. I am studying ... (Although) I have ... experience, I am ... .
P3: I am available for an interview ... . I look forward to hearing ... .
Yours sincerely,
Dear ...,
P1: I am writing to apply ... as advertised in ... .
P2: I am ... old. I am studying ... (Although) I have ... experience, I am ... .
P3: I am available for an interview ... . I look forward to hearing ... .
Yours sincerely,
Sunday, 13 March 2016
Sunday, 6 March 2016
HIPPO 2016
Three of my oldest students took part in the 4th International Competition in English Language HIPPO on 5 March. As usual, the exam consisted of 3 parts: reading comprehension (40 multiple choice questions, 1 point each), listening comprehension (20 questions, 1.5 points each) and writing (20 questions, 10 of the same level as the test and 10 of a higher level, 1.5 points each, and a short essay - a description of their favourite place). This time, the top 10% of participating students from each participating country will be invited to the regional semi-final round.
Our school hosted this year's preliminary round.
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