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WATER CREATURES PROJECT Our big Inquiry Question is : Where does water go/come form? Some of the questions we are wondering and answering are.... Explore the secrets of the water : what amazing things have you found in the water? In which different forms can you find water? How does water affect the living things around it? Why is water so important to living things ? And to humans? What would happen if we did not have water? How does water affect the cycle of life of animals and plants? How do humans use water to obtain a place to live, energy, food...? How can we be more "water efficient"? Can we use water as a means of communication? How? Where does water come from?here does it go? Do you think water will never end? Which is the impact of human's polution in water? This is a project we are doing in both languages: Spanish and English.

This inspirational video is going to be our starting point for the first project we are going to develop in the classroom. Have a look at it and tell e what you think. I love it!Planet Earth Forever will be our home and we have to honour it because it is our future, your future.

Hola a todos! Bienvenidos al nuevo surso escolar. This is the beginning of a new amazing year! Enjoy this song....hasta mañana! 

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The evening of June 23rd in many cities in Europe, and also in Spain, it is celebrated "La noche de San Juan". This tradition is said to be more than 2000 years old. People usually gather around the fire to celebrate the summer solstice. It has also a "magical" meaning . They first made the bonfires to attract the power of the sun and keep the days long( as they started to be shorter from that point) , and the fire and the water are also used as renovating elements. yet, many people gather pieces of wood and stuff they are not using anymore and build a "fogata" during the previous days (even the notebooks...) and that night, they burn it all. People gather around the bonfires to celebrate that the old goes and that a new beginning is there for us. In a city called Ciudadela, in the island of Menorca, they have a special celebration with horses to celebrate "La Noche de San Juan" I wanted to share with you because it is similar to your "St...

Finally we have the podcast with all the music from the play. This selection of Renaissance music has been composed and performed by artists such as Haendel, Narciso Yepes, Falla, Gaspar Sanz, Jordi Savall, Juan de la Encina. There is also a special song featured by our music teacher Bonnie Lawrence, it is our main theme. I hope you enjoy the music and find it useful to follow up the script. It is going to be great!!!