The students in 3*ESO A B C saw and wrote about this very long and interesting film.
This is what they -more or less- think…
And in this presentation, you can also listen to the wonderful linked songs in the film.
Oops, may be some links won’t work but you can sure find the soundtrack by yourselves.
May everyone have a nice holiday!
Irene, Nira and Sara wrote vehemently about Civil Rights and the making of this unforgettable song.
You just can’t miss it!
Mario and Javier Pardo also wrote about this song.
In previous posts, during the first term, we were able to read the songs with assorted activities, all created by our students in 3*:
The Sounds of Silence by Lara, Lucìa and Raquel.
Happy Xmas. War is Over by Estela and Izarbe.
Blowing in the Wind by Juanjo and Julio.
COMING SOON…
Redemption Songs by Oscar and Nacho.
Buffalo Soldier by Àlvaro and Ares.
Plus…… Just wait and see….
No exercises for this song: just listening to the lyrics and understanding the story is hard enough…
A series of songs from the past century, showing the power of music in order to promote changes in an ever unfair society.
Students in 3rd ESO worked on them just before the holidays. Trying to avoid the comercial fuss around this festivity, this is also a way to wish you a Merry Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
P.S.
Just click on the link and you will get to the real documenta
El curso pasado varios departamentos y materias (Ciencias Sociales, Ciencias Naturales, Inglés, Artes Plásticas y Música) se pusieron de acuerdo para proponer al alumnado de 1º ESO la redacción de un cuento interdisciplinar que cumpliera una serie de requisitos nada fáciles de combinar:
De todos los cuentos os presentamos en O Choben dos de ellos para que sirvan de muestra, Egipto, dulce Egipto de Mariano Mur y La Aventura de Reduf de Diego Salinas.
Esperamos que los disfrutéis.
