Hello, everyone! How are you? As you're studying the Egyptian civilization with your history teachers, have a look at this nice activities. The next is an adventure in a tomb, offered by the fantastic site of the National Museum of Scotland:
Explore ancient Egypt:
Now prepare a corpse for burial:
This is also an interesting link:
Learn some words about the Egyptians:
I'm sure now you know almost everything about Egypt...
If you're a teacher, check the page above, under the map FOR EFL TEACHERS: Ancient Egypt - CLIL Project.
Hello, everyone! Oggi vi ho raccontato una storia che ci porterĂ nelle prossime settimane a festeggiare, a modo nostro, una festa americana, la Festa del Ringraziamento. Guardate la presentazione, cliccando sulle frecce per girare pagina e quando ci sono i video sulla freccia in mezzo al video per farlo partire (vediamo un po' se riconoscete alcune parole!)
Ora siete pronti per il quiz che abbiamo fatto a scuola (forza, nonno di Edoardo!):
Se volete stampare i pellegrini e i nativi americani, cliccate su ciascuna figura:
Sarebbe bello anche fare il proprio cappellino da pellegrino! Se hai voglia di farlo, portalo a scuola giovedì 24 novembre: li indosseremo tutti insieme!
Qui trovate le misure per il cappello da uomo: pilgrim hat (potete anche stampare il modello)
ed ecco le misure per quello da donna:
Well done to Flavia and Lisa, who already made their beautiful bonnet!! Aren't they cute?!
Do you like history? I do! As you're learning about the Romans with your history teacher, click and find out more, dressing a legionary and an auxiliary soldier:
building a Roman fort:
translating a Roman inscription:
These activities are by the National Museum Scotland, which has got a very interesting website.
Now go to the BBC website and find this very nice activity; I know, it's quite long, but please be patient and listen carefully to all the instructions. (click the picture below and then Dig it Up: Romans)
After this activity, you can explore the same page for more information about the Romans.
I hope you enjoyed yourself and learnt something more about the Romans!
Hello, everyone! A big surprise today! A wonderful CAVE full of prehistoric paintings has been found in our school!!!!! The kids of classes 3B and 3C and their parents were the first to visit the cave; it's very dark, you need a torch to see the paintings! Have a look at the beautiful paintings (as beautiful as the ones in Lascaux!) and... at the primitive kids painting them!
Isn't it really fantastic???? Unfortunately our school will have to be closed tomorrow: a team of archaeologists is coming to study the cave. So.... WE ARE ALL GOING ON HOLIDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bye bye!
How are you? Do you like cave paintings of animals and hunters made long long ago by prehistoric men? Watch this presentation (click on the arrow to turn the page):
Hello, everyone!
Do you like dinosaurs? Are you brave? Watch dinosaurs in these video clips from the BBC series "Walking with Dinosaurs" - some scenes are quite scary!
First watch how these video were made:
Now learn about a gigantic nest full of very big eggs:
Do you know the SARCOSUCHUS? It's an enormous crocodile!!!
And now, PREDATOR X, a terrible marine reptile:
CARCHARODONTOSAURUS - a long name for a big dinosaur: