5th GRADE'S SHORT VIDEOS.

Last month, in December , Ikasbide Ikastola's 5th grade's students  recorded some short videos. 
"We liked  this activity very much.  It wasn't easy. Sometimes we had made some mistakes; but anyway, we were happy doing it.  If you want to see our works just click on the image below."

So this is Christmas & what have you done?

... Another year over, a new one just begun. And so this is Christmas I hope you have fun!

14th JOKE OF THE WEEK

Why did the man throw the butter out the window?
 Because he wanted  to see butterfly.

HAVE YOU SEEN...
HAVE YOU HEARD...

OUR CATERPILLAR

13th JOKE OF THE WEEK

Teacher: What’s wrong? 
Boy: I can’t find my boots.
Teacher: What kind of boots are they? 
Boy: They’re long green ones. 
Teacher: There’s a pair of green boots right here. Are you sure these aren’t yours?
Boy: No, those aren’t mine. Mine had snow on them.

 

Enjoy these stories  in Santa's Secret Village. READ STORIES

12th JOKE of the WEEK: Xmas

Knock Knock

Who's there?

Avery

Avery who?

A very merry Christmas!

EUSKARAREN EGUNA: EUSKARA'S DAY 2014

That's right! Isn't it

This is what we can see and read  every morning .

We love our language. We love EUSKARA.

And English too.

Next Wednesday ... is coming ... our EUSKARAREN EGUNA

The International Day of the Basque Language, annually celebrated on December 3rd, was institutionalized by the Basque Government and the Royal Academy of the Basque Language (Euskaltzaindia) in 1995.

However, its origins go back to 1948, when the 7th Congress of Eusko Ikaskuntza-Society for Basque Studies reached the following agreement: “a day of the Basque language will be celebrated worldwide once a year on December 3rd”. Following that proclamation, Euskara celebrated its first International Day in 1949 to vindicate the universality of the Basque Language.

December 3rd is St Francis Xavier day, a missionary from Navarre born in the 16th century. According to the legend, his last words before dying on December 3rd 1552 were in Basque.

On the occasion of the International Day of the Basque Language, public and private entities alike, as well as various associations, organize several activities (roundtables, exhibitions, workshops, conferences, cultural performances, etc.) to celebrate and support Euskara.

Last year Basques in London gathered at Trafalgar Square, invited by the London Basque Society (photo London Basque Society)

11th JOKE OF THE WEEK : WHO'S THERE?

Knock, knock?

Who's there?

Turnip.

Turnip who?

Turn up the volume, it's my favourite song!

Now, a few minutes of music!
If you like it you can TURN UP THE VOLUMEN!
Enjoy it!!!  

5th B GRADE: OUR COMIC'S NEXT CHAPTER.

Today, we have read the third chapter of ALEX AND HIS MAGIC STAFF. ENJOY IT!