Lucía Linares Bueno. 3º ESO B
Ángela Guardia Párraga and Marta Higueruelo Carrasco
Trabajos realizados con el profesor Falcant.
Lucía Linares Bueno. 3º ESO B
Ángela Guardia Párraga and Marta Higueruelo Carrasco
Trabajos realizados con el profesor Falcant.
Hello everyone!!!
One more year, Halloween is round the corner and our school is ready to celebrate it with you!!!
However, this year, we must be really cautious because of the covid19 virus, so we've decided to change the categories we used to have in our contest.
This year, there will be two categories.
1. HORROR STORY + POSTER. Write a short horror story (50 words minimum) and include it on a poster with its corresponding images (drawings, photos, etc.).
2. HORROR STORY IN VIDEO. Record a video telling a short horror story (1 minute minimum). You can dress up in a Halloween costume, add sound or special effects, spooky music, etc.
REMEMBER that if you want to participate, the poster should be given to your English teacher. If it is a video, copy it into a flash drive and give it to your English teacher.
DEADLINE FOR PARTICIPATION: WEDNESDAY 28TH OCOTOBER
Clara has already arrived in Torredonjimeno and, today, she's going to introduce herself to all of us.
Welcome Clara! We all hope your stay in Acebuche school is a great one!
Hello,
my name is Clara Maddison, I am from California and I will be the teaching
assistant at I.E.S. Acebuche for the next four months. My family lives in
northern California in a small town named Forestville, two hours north of San
Francisco. That part of California grows grapes for wine and has a big farming
community. While I was growing up, I raised chickens and market lambs for ten
years with 4-H, an agricultural organization in our community. The organization
is structured so that younger children learn from older children how to take
care of their animals. 4-H and its counterpart FFA, Future Farmers of America,
are both well-known and fundamental to our Sonoma County community.
I
went to college at California State Polytechnic University in San Luis Obispo
and graduated with my major in English and two minors in Spanish and Economics.
I love to read and write, and I believe being an English major helped me view
the world differently. During my time in college, I was in the organization
Student Community Services and involved with planning environmental events.
I have a small immediate family and a big extended family. My mom is a veterinarian, so we always have had lots of dogs and cats, and my dad is a handyman. I am an only child, but my extended family includes lots of aunts, uncles, and cousins spread across the United States. The pictures below are of my Mom, Barbara and my Dad, Bob.
This
is my first time in Spain, and I am happy to be here. I have never traveled to
Europe before, and I am very grateful that I was able to come despite all the
problems with Covid-19. I hope that you will feel free to talk to me and ask me
questions. If you aren’t sure what to ask me, some more information about me is
that I love being outdoors, especially for hiking and camping. I am passionate
about environmental protection and want my career to focus on that field. I
love reading, have many favorite books, and because of my mom being a
veterinarian my family has had many interesting and unusual pets over the
years. The final pictures are of my family, our dog Stanley, my friend and I at
Lassen National Park this summer, and a friend I found tide pooling on the
California Coast.
We're very happy to inform you that our new language assistant will be arriving in Torredonjimeno next Monday 12th October. She'll be working with us from October until the end of January.
You'll have more info about her soon!!!
Welcome to Acebuche School Clara!!!!