St Andrew´s Day

We celebrate the Andalusia Day on February 28.

In Scotland is celebrated St Andrews Day on 30 of November. 

Firstly, who is St Andrew?

- Saint Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland, Greece    and Russia and was Christ's first disciple.

 - He was a fisherman, who lived in Galilee.

The emblem of Scotland is the Thistle.

Music and customers

Traditions in the school.

Now, we are going to play!!!

1) Throw a shoe at a door: each child will have to take off one of his/ her shoes, then have to throw this shoe at a door. This is a action whose meaning refers to a tradition to get married.

• If the toe of the shoe pointed in the direction of the exit, then she would marry and leave her parents' house within a year.

2) Peel a whole apple without breaking the peel and throw the peel over the shoulder. This action refers to a tradition to know the name of future husband or wife.

• If the peel formed a letter of the alphabet, then this suggested the name of her future groom.

HALLOWEEN!!

It is a terrible night in which incredible create beyond appeared. This is the night of werewolves, skeletons, vampires, ghosts... But, what is Halloween? Before that, we are going to review aspects related to the last sesion.

Warm up activities

Let´s play!

Reading games

Firstly, what is Halloween?

 HALLOWEEN comes from CELTIC tradition.

 It talks about the change in the seasons. From Summer to Autumn.

 

End of Class Routines

Fast finishers

To do in home

- Compare these two photograps which one in from Spain and which one is from England, use the      following link to help you, which one do you prefer? Write in your notebook.  

- Teat or trick: children using customers ask sweets on the street. 

Choose one of the following mask and create your own customer.