Showing posts with label Spanish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spanish. Show all posts

Sunday, September 10, 2017

2016-2017 school year projects (Spanish)

These are some of the projects done in my groups in Spanish last year:

- MIDDLE AGES ESTATE-BASED SOCIETY (2nd ESO)

The students worked in groups to learn about the different social groups in the Middle Ages. They studied the monarchs, the nobles, the clergy and the peasants. Later, they had to explain their discoveries to the rest of the classroom and they could dress up to do it. Here are some of the pictures.

MONARCHS

Hugo, Victoria and Salma.



Rocio, Adriana, Álex and José Manuel

NOBLES


Marta, David and Lorena



Diana, Lucía, Arturo and Mohamed


CLERGY


Daniel, Lucía and Anita

PEASANTS


 Laura, Adrián, Arancha and Inés


Beatriz, Choni, Pablo and Juan Miguel


- CITIES (2nd ESO)

The students had to reflect what they had learnt about urban landscapes. They could choose among designing a poster, building a model of one of the different types of city plans or the different parts of a specific type of city. These are some of the projects they did: 

 RADIOCENTRIC LAYOUT





 URBAN FUNCTIONS



POSTERS






GRID LAYOUT



IRREGULAR LAYOUT



- BOARD GAME ABOUT THE IBERIAN PENINSULA IN THE MIDDLE AGES (2nd BACHILLERATO)

Even if 2nd BACHILLERATO is a difficult year for the students, some of them did a voluntary project consisting of a board game about the Iberian Peninsula in the Middle Ages. It was good to see them relaxed while playing, after a whole week of stress. 











Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Projects of the Austrias in Spanish

As we don't have a blog in the group of Spanish in 4th ESO, I'm uploading here the board games they made. They were also very interesting and funny projects:

- This game has a very original gameboard with the shape of a shield. The game is similar to parchesi, but you have to come back to the same square you started the game. You have to answer questions and there is also a bad square: the Inquisition Court.  Here you have a picture of the girls who made this project: Lucía Rodríguez, Devisa Pavel, Pilar Moratalla and Lucía Horta. 





- This team used an idea they learned last year in Technology. They made a connect game, with different questions and answers they had to connect with two electric pens. If the answer is correct, the lamp switches on. We had a lot of problems with the design and questions, because the team didn't work coordinately, but finally they corrected all the spelling and grammar mistakes and made me happy. Here you have a picture of the boys with their game "Conecta con los Austrias". They are Rodrigo Orduña, David Ortiz, Soufiane El Karboubi and Manuel Palomino.  





- The last project was made by Marta Pueblas, Patricia Pérez and Eva Mª Pérez. They created a board game using plywood. Their game included two boxes of questions corresponding to Charles I and Philip II reigns, but these boxes also included questions about the other contents (the Indies, and the other monarchs of the House of Austria). This was a little confusing. That's why our suggestion was dividing the squares into the 16th and 17th centuries or into three different types of squares, including another box for the Indies.




And finally, here you have a picture of the whole group. They have insisted to take one: