Tuesday, March 29, 2011

The tsunami in Japan


Only one pine tree has managed to survive in the pine forest in Rikuzentakata Takata Matsubara, a city devastated by the earthquake / tsunami and become the symbol of resistance and rebirth for the locals.
"The pine tree is the symbol of Rikuzentakata. We are proud that at least one pine to be able to resist, " said an official of the Association for Tourism in the prefecture of Iwate. 
Takata Matsubara, a sandy beach surrounded by pine trees. was considered one of the most beautiful in the region and each year attracts a large number of tourists

The tsunami in Japan .


The tsunami has erased all gains for 2011 in Japan because of its destructive force. It caused a major impact on the economy of Japan. Caused large destroying in employment, industry and . intoxicated the food.But there is another reason for the loss of all earnings in 2011: to repair the damage it took so much money has been invested so much they end. This can cause major economic damage around the world. To find funds to repair the damage caused by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, we risk creating a world of poverty. Risk paying a large sum which could cause major conflicts, including civil that could devastate the world,and destroy that peace reigns in the small  countries.
Iris class V E

Monday, March 28, 2011

Sheikha Dr Hind Al Qassimi of the U.A.E. visited Lousã



Sheikha Dr Hind Al Qassimi of the United Arab Emirates, has recently visited our hometown, Lousã. The aim of this visit was to check how the Portuguese electronic platform called Camões (a famous poet) is being used in some of the Primary schools of our group of schools. This platform was created by the firm Microfil and it enhances e-learning and enables the use of the interactive board in class. A group of students of Class 9th B have participated in the welcoming session which took place at the Town Hall. They have done a presentation intitled " Lousã: the pupils, the schools and region".


Ana Margarida, Eva Brink, Francisca Matos, Pedro Moreira, class B, 9th grade, School: Escola Básica nº 2 da Lousã

EARTH HOUR

Earth Hour is organised annually on the last Saturday of March by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) to reduce climate change. This year over 4,000 cities from 131 countries have turned their lights off during this global event, so that people realise that everyone must take action in order to help our Planet and combat environmental problems. Link to the Earth Hour 2011 official video: http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Mxjbip6y04

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

LA FAROLA RESTAURANT



Glogster is a new educative tool. You can create original and fantastic school works like this menu. It is very easy.

Written by Claudia.

Saturday, March 19, 2011

St. Joseph .



 
On March 19 in Italy is celebrated St. Joseph, foster father of Jesus.Since this celebration  is the end of winter, according to ancient tradition belonging to  the rites of purification Agricultural played in the pagan past, are burned crop residues on fields, and  are lit huge bonfires  in some districts of the country .


 


These rites are accompanied by the preparation of donuts,  the famous pancakes, that are the typical dish of this holiday,

Carnival

The Carnival at school

At class were masked and joined to choose the person with more rigor and originality. Our representatives were: Rute dressed rag doll and Francisco dressed as a clown. Rute had 22 points and Francisco had 21 points.
In the parade all the classes get together.
The winner was Daniela who was dressed in CDs.
At the end we listen to music and everyone danced.
5th C

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Happy birthday Italy

1861-2011: 150 years of Italy united

On March 17, 2011, Italian celebrated the 150th anniversary of the union of Italy.
In this extraordinary and important occasion, we remember our history and all those who contributed to this unification.
We recognize and appreciate the characters as: Giuseppe Mazzini, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Cavour, Vittorio Emanuele, etc. ...
With the rebellion of these people, now we are all “United and Italians. "
Class V E

Monday, March 14, 2011

The carnival parade


Saturday, March 12, 2011 in Rionero in Vulture took place, for steets of the country, the carnival parade organized by the garden school and some primary school classes.
The parade theme was the typical products of our country, flowers, juicy fruits, small animals of the forest, chestnut, grape ...
The third class represented the hard-working bees.
An 'other class: the Bramea. Others put in place a marriage of old style in the middle of the party, and after the couple followed a group of guests, happy, joyful and full of joy. Finally ended the wagon Peter Pan.


Saturday, March 12, 2011

Carnival in Elvas

The tsunami in Japan .

The tsunami that struck Japan on March 11, 2011 has shaken the world for its enormous destructive force. According to some scholars, the strong quake released an impressive energy that shifted the Earth's axis. It 's hard to predict today. outcome, that this phenomenon may have on the entire planet in the future. Sure today is the enormous number of deaths and destruction that has caused this phenomenon.
This is the video made by CNN  on this event.



To all this is added  the explosion of the nuclear Fukushima and a large release of radioactive material that the Japanese government defines "potentially lethal" for all the planet.


Monday, March 7, 2011

Using Glogster in the classroom


Today we learned how to use a new tool to make a multimedia poster on sounds and noises that surround us. This is Glogster EDU. What’s that? A Glog is an interactive visual platform in which users create a “poster or web page” containing multimedia elements including: text, audio, video, images, graphics, drawings, and data. A Glog is created using a very easy to understand, drag and drop interface very enjoyable for students of all ages.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Fat Thursday in Poland


British people have Shrove Tuesday when they eat pancakes and in Poland we have Fat Thursday. It is the last Thursday before Ash Wednesday (this year it was on 3rd March) and on this day we eat a lot of fat and sweet doughnuts. It's a tradition to eat at least one doughnut on Fat Thursday, just for luck in the future. Even those who are on a diet eat a doughnut then.

At our school parents buy doughnuts for children and they eat the doughnuts together with their class teacher in the classroom. This is the only day of the school year when students can eat in the classroom during the lesson! :))

Sara G. SP 9 Dzierżoniów