Monday, 7 June 2010

book tips

I read Billy Elliot. It was really good and a good character. Billy's father wants him to become a great boxer. Billy himself has other plans and want to start dancing ballet instead. Billy's mother passed away a few years ago so his father have brought him and his brother on their farm.

It is a really good book with many emotions. You want his father to understand that he really did not want to box but he does not want to face it, ballet is not for men like him. Then he saw his son as a wimp. His father had been a box pro, he wanted his son would also continue in his footsteps.

I thought it was a bit weird text and their pronunciation was rather trite they always said "bloody hell" and it became quite annoyed with it. But it was a good book that i recommend to you to read!

/Malin

Emma, Malin and Allis evalution



We really liked the e-twinning because we get to know the other schools and to see what they are doing and how they celebrates christmas and stuffs like that. It was really instructive and fun.




In the beginning we worked with this a lot and after Christmas we didn't do it quite often. We had the task each week to go in and read and comment on their blogs. We have not been so good at commenting ;)




Have a VERY NICE SUMMER everybody! / Emma, Malin and Allis




Evaluation of e-twinning

We think that the e-twinning-project was interesting and most of all instructive. It was interesting to hear about what teenagers in other countries was up to and to get an overall perspective of their daily rounds. One thing we missed in this project was that we weren't really allowed to write freely and didn't get to read about the things that we thought would be more fun to get to know about. We would have enjoyed more facts about what they had done "this" weekend and stuff like that. Because, I mean, just because you don't write about one specific subject it doesn't mean that you can't write as advanced as if you were.
That's about all we have to say for us about this assignment.
Best regards Anna and Fanny W.L

Evaluation

We think it has been good and instructive. We worked with the blog mostly at the beginning of the year, but it turn out to be not so much at the end.
It was good that the other students from other countries read the posts on the blog. Then you get a good clearance to write understandable Engl
ish. It was fun to read and learn about how to celebrate holidays in other cultures. It was also interesting to see how well the students in Poland and Belgium is in English.
On the whole it was a good project, we think:D

By: Robin and Mattias.

Evaulation


By using this concept we have learnt to write alot in English and how teenagers in other countries live. It was fun to see how different our lifestyles are especially the school system. The rules are more strict than ours.

It was a fun and different way to learn English,I hope you also think so.

Have a good summer wishes Linda, Jennifer, Frida och Jonna.

E-twinning evaluation


This project we've done with other schools around Europe has taught us a lot. It was very interesting to have a view in other countries culture. The most fun part about the project was to write comments on all the other school blogs and to get comments on our own blog. There was nothing boring about this project, but if we have to choose one thing about it that was the least fun that would have to be that the other schools didn't comment as much on our blog as we did on theirs. E-twinning is a fun way to learn English!

Have a gr8 summer vacation everybody!

/Ellen and Josefin

Thursday, 20 May 2010

Do not litter!

Hey!

Our class were instructed by our teacher to make a movie that was about something that is good for our environment. Since the summer begins to be here and people start to eat much ice cream, Joel, Maja, Jonna, Malin, Johan and Gustav decided to make it clear how important it is for the environment that you throw the plastic cup in the trash when you´re done.

Let´s enjoy the summer and the holiday, without any litter :)



/Maja, Joel, Gustav, Jonna, Johan and Malin!