O Concello de Narón, que leva con esta tradición dende hai 23 anos, comparte este vídeo de stopmotion tan chulo!
Cando as últimas choivas de Abril desaparecen e chegan os primeiros raios do sol, a natureza estanos dando un sinal: comeza o novo ciclo natural, e iso para un pobo labrego coma o noso é un motivo de celebración. Así comezou hai miles de anos a Festa dos Maios en Galicia.
Nestes días moitos/as de nós estariamos na procura de fiúncho, flores, musgo, carrabouxos… para preparar o noso maio, así como elaborando coplas cheas de crítica social. Esta festividade está moi presente nos maiores, especialmente naqueles que residen en localidades como Redondela, Ourense, Pontevedra, Marín, Vilagarcía…
A proposta de hoxe é seguir mantendo viva a tradición dos maios a través da memoria dos maiores. Se na vosa zona é tradición, aproveitade para contarlles aos vosos netos/as, fillos/as como viviades esta festividade, que se cadra é distinta, ou non, a como se vive na actualidade. E se nunca fixeras un maio esta é unha boísima ocasión cara comezar!!
Deixámosvos tamén uns vídeos onde se explica como facer un maio con material de refugallo e outro da maneira tradicional adaptado ao confinamento. Animádevos a facer o voso en familia!!
Hi kids, We are almost finished and I would like to say thank you to you and your family for all your effort and time practicing your English skills. So this week we are going to do something special. Did you remember when we made "Thank you cards"? I would like you to create one for your family because they have helped you continue your learning and working routines. So take your pencils. coloring pencils, paper, and all the material you can think of to be creative. Here you have some examples, don't print ❌🖨 , just to have an idea. 🌟Example: Dear mum and dad, Thank you for helping me every day. From (your name). Have a nice summer! 🌞
Good morning kids, Let's continue talking about plants. Today we are going to the difference between cultivated plants (crops) and wild plants. Crops are plants grown by farmers and wild plants are plants that grow in a natural state, without humans' help and not cultivated. Pay close attention to this video and read along. Have you read along? Well done! Now take your Natural Science book, open it on pages 54 and 55. Read the information and the instructions carefully and complete the activities. English You have done a really great job in Natural Science. Today we are going to revise demonstrative pronouns. What's that? Don't worry you use them all time and every day. Let's remember when you were the teachers at the beginning of English classes, you asked in class during the daily routine. Examples: What is this? This is a pencil. We use this because in one thing ( singular ). What are these? These a...
Good morning children! Today we are going to review what we have learnt about air and water. Do you remember what is wind? Could you say the three states of water? And where you can find fresh water and salt water? Let's start answering these questions? Now you can answer the questions orally. If you can't go back to the video and stop it when you listen to the answer. Very good! We are going to finish this unit. Let's go, open your book on pages 60 and 61. You are going to begin doing the page 61 first, read carefully and follow the instructions ofthe revision activities, remember if you need more information go back to the previous pages (55-59). Then ask to your family if they can help to make a windmill. ( I know you can do it but we need an adult near to help with some steps). This activity is optional and then you can answer the activity 2 or think about it and answer it. What do you think it is the fast windmill picture? If you are going to make...
