Body and self-portraits

Body

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January 30th - School Day of Peace and Non-Violence

Mahatma Gandhi

January 30^{th -} School Day of Peace and Non-Violence

The School Day of Peace and Non-Violence was first celebrated in 1964. It emerged from Spanish professor Llorenc Vidal’s non-governmental, independent and volunteer pioneer initiative, Non-Violent and Peaceful Education. Its objective is to educate for and about tolerance, solidarity, agreement and respect for Human Rights, non-violence and peace. On this day, primary and secondary schools turn into instruments of peace and understanding among people of distinct occupations, races, cultures and religions.

The basic message of this day is: “Universal Love, Non-Violence and Peace.”

Furthermore, January 30^th commemorates the death of the national and spiritual leader of India, Mahatma Gandhi, who was shot and killed by a fanatical Hindu on January 30^th, 1948.

• Do you want to try? You can use Wordle. Just a few words and you can get your own "word-poster".

• Tagxedo. A lot of options but... it´s very easy. You can upload your own picture and get something like ... Do you recognize him?

Self-portraits: Explore your identity

There are many different ways to make a self-portrait. It doesn’t have to be a traditional drawing or a painting of your face. Enjoy this video:

Idea from: http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/elem/selfport.htm#Names

Making a self-portrait is a great way to express and explore your identity.

The idea is to do the silhouettes of your head and fill in your head with a magazine collage of what is going in your brain, what you prefer, what you are fond of...

Ideas to get you started: clothes, music, words, sports, food, people you admire, singers, actors...
Trace your head on two white papers (using the window). Then filled in the head shape with magazine images in one of the papers. The second one will be the template of the final frame of your self-portrait, so, you will have to cut out the inside part. Let's do it.

Here you will find some examples made by last year students.

Language and visual communication

We are surrounded by images ...

Categories of art

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Your tasks: YOUR MONSTERS

MYTHOLOGICAL MONSTERS AND MORE - 1st ESO C 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach


MYTHOLOGICAL MONSTERS AND MORE - 1st ESO B 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach


MYTHOLOGICAL MONSTERS AND MORE - 1st ESO A 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach

Decorating our Highschool for Christmas

FAPA'S CHRISTMAS
1st A - B - C ESO

KIRIGAMI: Chirstmas Trees
1st and 4th DIVER ESO

1st ESO

4th ESO

Details - Hanging Christmas Trees

Making-off - Hanging Christmas Trees

Your tasks: FAPA'S CHRISTMAS

FAPAS-GETAFE CHRISTMAS - 1st C ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach


FAPAS-GETAFE CHRISTMAS - 1st B ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach


FAPAS-GETAFE CHRISTMAS - 1st A ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach

Your tasks: HALLOWEEN SYMMETRIES

HALLOWEEN SYMMETRY - 1st C ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach


HALLOWEEN SYMMETRY - 1st B ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach


HALLOWEEN SYMMETRY 1st A ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach

HALLOWEEN SYMMETRY - 4th ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach

Your tasks: NAMES

MIX INICIAL

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NAMES - 4º ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach


NAMES - 1st C ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach


NAMES - 1st B ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach


NAMES - 1st A ESO 2011/2012 on PhotoPeach

Your tasks: BRITISH EMBASSY'S CHRISTMAS: E-card Christmas

Ainhoa G. and Patricia G., 1st A


Estefanya C. and Antonio G., 1st A


Rocío J., 1st A


José G., 1st A


Santiago S., José Tomás and Carla G., 1st A




Sandra M. and Celia S., 1st A




Rocío M., 1st B


Diego A., 1st B


Andrés P., 1st C, enlace

Weekend is here

Enjoy,

Symmetry and polygons with ICT

• Symmetry of flat shapes:

• More symmetries:

Mythological monsters

Let's see how creative you are.
First of all you have to find out the meaning of these words and add them to your vocabulary list:

• abominable snowman
• android
• dragon
• Martian
• mermaid
• nessie
• ogre
• phoenix
• robot
• snowman
• sphinx
• ghost
• unicorn
• vampire
• werewolf

Afterwards, you will have to choose two of them and create a drawing to be painted in a sheet of paper (A4). You can choose the techniques you feel are most appropriate for the task (free style techniques).

Last but not least, you will have to explain your drawing on the back page (of course, in English).

You will see your drawings published in this blog very soon.

• Create your own beast with Beast Blender:

 

Halloween BSO

Thanks to "Mangas Verdes" blog, 150 songs and noises for Halloween.

Halloween with ICT

Wanda Witch's House

If you want to learn about this celebration and practice its vocabulary, click on the pictures: (remember: right button of the mouse AND OPEN IN A NEW WINDOW, in order not to go out of this blog)

You should choose English, of course

About Halloween

Activities

Working in class

Dressing your Halloween

Jack O' Lantern Lab. Create your pumpkin and its face.

Bloompetals. Create your own pumpkin cutting it with a knife. -->Read carving instructions.

Squigly's Games. Puzzles, jigsaws...

JibJab videos. As always... terrific, in Halloween, too. Did you know it? You can do it as well but you will need to register (although it's free).

 Some Quizzes to practice your vocabulary: