CULTURAL DAYS IN JMF SCHOOL

                                                     CULTURAL DAYS IN JMF

Last week, on Tuesday and Wednesday (28th and 29th May) we had cultural days in José María de la Fuente school.

Each grade worked with a diferent country because the topic we were learning is:

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS by Jules Verne.

First and second grade worked about USA. 

Third and fourth grade worked about Italy. 

Fifth worked about Singapur and India. 

 

Sixth worked about Japan.  

We made different stands where people could go and learn about others countries, played differents country games, listened to audios about this countries,...

-First and second grade worked with USA and some of these kids wear cups with colorful pictures about USA. They looked amazing!!!

-Third and fourth grade worked with Italy and they made paper flags to took them to the others classes. They dressed up like Italians. It was so cool!!!

-Fifth grade worked with Singapour and India. They made Indian bread and later they tried it. I think it is delicious. I want to try it.

-Sixth grade worked with Japan and we made four different groups that where:

Origami, Trivial, Memory Game and Decoration.

This four groups helped to decorate the stand and prepared some activities for the other students and on Wednesday, sixth grade made paper dogs and later they took them to the others classes.

Around the World in 80 days stands

We also made some special activities in P.E.

We made a pickeball tournament and there were three categoriess: Male, Female and Mixt. The all had to competed to win a photo with the P.E. teacher and a diploma signed by the headteacher, Manoli and the P.E. teacher,Rai.

Personal opinion:

I think it was very fun, we learned a lot about different countries and I had a great time with my

friends and teachers. The pickeball tournament was for me so fun and I enjoyed a lot.

Iria López González

6th A 􀦸􀦹􀦺􀦻

You can also read this interesting article about cultural days written by Noa, another 6th level student.

Noa's articlenull