SELF-ASSESSMENT- 2nd TERM.

1. What can I do that I couldn't do before ?    
   I  can do presentations and speak about a photo.

2. Can I  write a brief paragraph ?

  Yes, I can write a brief paragraph.

3.  Can I understand information from readings?

  Yes, I can understand information from readings.

4. Can I  understand  information from listenings?

  Yes, I can understand information from listenings.

5. Can I  speak using vocabulary and grammar learnt this term?

  Yes, I can use some vocabulary such as torch...

6. What do I do well ?

  I do well my spelling.

7.What do I need help with?

  I need help with translation.

8. What do I do in English outside the class?

  I do my homework and speak with my family.

9. What do I need to improve?

  I need to be concentraded and pay more atention.

10. What did I learn about culture?

  I learn how do the people have fun going theme parks and funfairs.

NEW VOCABULARY UNIT 5

Backpack: It´s an item to keep others inside it.
Torch: It´s an item to see in the dark.
Model: A thing like: planes, boats. That there aren´t real.
First-aid kit: An item to keep medical protections
Sleeping bag: A bag to sleep into when to go camping
Compass: A tool to know the directions (north, south, east, west)
Tiny: Something very small.
Huge: Something very big.
Hot air ballon: To travel by air
Charity: ONG
Lively (music): Music you listen at the moment musicians are playing
Cook: Turn food into meal
Cooker: The person who cooks
Kitchen: The place where you cook

POINTILLISM

General Overview

Pointllism is often considered part of the post-impressionist movement. It was primarily invented by painters George Saurat and Paul Signac. Pointillism uses only small dots of pure colour to compose an entire painting.

When was the pointillist movement?

Pointillsm reached its peak in the 1880s and 1890s after the Impressionist movement. Many of the concepts and ideas, however, continued to be used by artists afterwards.

What are the characteristics of pintillism?

Pointillism is a specific way of appliying the paint to the canvas. The painting is made up entirely of small dots of pure colour. Pointillism used the science of optics to create colours from many small dots placed so close to each other that they would blur into an image in the eye. This is the same way computers screens work nowadays. The pixels in the computer screen are just like the dots is a pointillist painting. The smaller the dots, the cleaner the painting and the sharper the lines. The style often used dots of complementary colours to highlight the painting.

Famous pointillism artist

Both Georges Saurat and Paul Signac were the founders of pointillism

Main pointillism paintings

A sunday afternoon on the island of La Grande Jatte

Sunday

HEALTHY BREAKFAST

Healthy breakfast:

David Gómez, Manuel Sánchez-Barbudo, Miguel Sánchez-Barbudo y Daniel Tendero

Ingredients:

Olive oil

Ham or turkey

Wholemeal bread

Oranges

Kiwis

Pears

First we have cut the fruit and put it into a bowl.

Then we have cut the wholemeal bread in the middle and we have add the ham or turkey and the olive oil.

After that we made the orange juice.

And finally we have had our healthy breakfast.