Irregular Verbs Rhymes

Let's give irregular verbs a different approach. You can find here some short poems which will help you to learn irregular verbs.

http://www.engames.eu/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Irregular-verbs-rhymes-2.pdf

http://www.engames.eu/irregular-verbs-rhymes/

Can you try to write your own rhyme?

tongue twisters in 1 ESO

We have been creating and saying tongue twisters in the class. This is part of our work.


Eleven elves licked eleven little lollipops.
Roberto Fuentes

An ant can't want a fast man.
Leticia Rodríguez

In the armchair there is a chair and on the chair there is a butterfly.
José Antonio Marín

There is a boy in the bank of the park eating a snack while he smacks a shark with a mask.
Julia Expósito

How to create a tongue twister

We are going to create tongue twisters in 3 steps.

1.Play with words. Write a list words that are difficult to pronounce and a list of words with similar sounds.

2.Tell a story: link the words in a way that they make sense together.
3.Try starting with a name. 

Start with a person's name, and then come up with a sentence that tells a short story about them. Answer these questions:

• Where did this person go?
• What did this person do?
• When did this person do this thing or go to this place?
• Why did this person do this thing?

 
You can take into account:
1. Play with repetition: Put together a group of words that begin with the same consonant sound and repeat them quickly.Example: "Shelley sells seashells by the seashore."

2. Use consonance: Try to put the consonant sounds together in quick succession. Example: "Shelley sells seashells by the seashore."

3. Use assonance: repeat the same vowel sound in a sequence of words, the the words can begin with different consonant sounds. It gives a musical effectto the sentence. " Men sell the wedding bells."
You can read more at

https://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Tongue-Twister

Love calligrams: happy Valentine's Day to everyone.

You asked me what I wanted to know about you

I answered everything you dream

I love  

Marina Quintas 3º ESO

I'm Going To Leave
José Manuel Carrasco 3º ESO

 Elena Ortiz 3º ESO


I Love You

My family

You are the only exception

I love you

Laura Morillo 3º ESO

Calligrams

We have been working on calligrams in the 3º PMAR group. All of you did a great work! I wish I could publish all your works (I will try).

I like eating apples. Mónica Mariño

I am fierce like a dog. Adrián Valle.

Halloween Haikus

 A haiku is a Japanese poem with no rhyme with a typical structure (5 syllables / 7 syllables /5 syllables)

Let's read these Halloween haikus. Can you write one?

http://www.chicagonow.com/listing-beyond-forty/2014/10/halloween-haikus/