A bit of humour!

Lidia's picture (III)

Describing a picture (II)

Describing a picture (I)

Math Trick's Day (instead of Patrick's)

Can you see the mug for the beer? As you know the english world uses different units to measure things (Do you remember gallons?). A very common one is the PINT, for example a pint of beer or a pint of milk. Can you tell me the conversion for pints into liters? I'm looking forward to reading your answers.

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From Spiked Math

St. Patrick's Day

17 March is St Patrick's Day. St Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and you already know many things about Ireland: its capital city, its symbols (the harp, the shamrock), the leprechauns, beer, etc. So here is a video with some beautiful pictures of Ireland with traditional Irish music. Enjoy it!



Now, if you want to know more about St Patrick's Day, click here

Superheroes

Do you like comics? Who is your favourite superhero? Or do you prefer villains? My favourite American superhero is Superman, and my favourite Spanish one is Capitán Trueno. Do you know anything about him?



Your Superhero's Profiles are great. I like them all. You did a great job. Congratulations!

Test answers

ha ha ha ha, the answers... how gullible

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From Spiked Math

Afternoon Tea

Everybody knows that British people like tea. In fact, tea is considered the national drink. They drink tea at all times, not only at 5 o'clock. Afternoon tea is a light meal usually at that time. You have small sandwiches, pastry and tons of tea!!! As you can see in the pictures, everybody liked the food. However, tea was a bit more difficult to digest! Well, at least you learnt a couple of words (kettle, teapot, mug), didn't you?

Black History Month - the final work

Here is your work. I would like to know your opinion about it. Which slide do you think is the most attractive? And which slide has the best content?