Nº 5

Alohomora, let magic enter into your school

Diary of the project 5 (February the 11th- March)

Herbology class

Ceip José María de Lapuerta Cartagena (Spain)

In 4th C with teacher Patricia we have been working around an important vegetable in our balanced diet: broccoli. We made some broccolis using recycled materials and investigated about their important properties. After that, we presented them to the rest of the class.

We’ve learnt ‘Accio’ spell and some students used ‘Ridikkulus’ card so as to bring funny hats, caps, glasses, etc.

We’ve learnt ‘Accio’ spell and some students used ‘Ridikkulus’ card so as to bring funny hats, caps, glasses, etc.

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After that we were roleplaying as buyer and sellers. And prepared some recipes to use fruits and vegetables (salmorejo, macedonia, lentejas and gazpacho)

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We prepared some poster with some aromatic plants so as to learn more about them and their properties. We used them later with our 5 senses.

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We prepared some poster with some aromatic plants so as to learn more about them and their properties. We used them later with our 5 senses.

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4th C and D prepared a box with some typical seeds, aromatic bags and some presents for @CeipCarlosRuiz. We hope you like them and we can see how plants grow.

These are some examples of our aromatic bags. We made them with lavender and thyme.

In twinspaces we shared our favorite plants using adjectives and comparatives (we are working on it in our English class). It was a free writing activity.

We are going to participate in the proposed challenges on twinspaces. Do you think will we be able to solve them?

We celebrated ‘tree day’ by planting some seeds in our own pots and bringing them home. After that, in Science we classified plants according to the different leaves we can find in our school. It was very enjoyable!

We celebrated St Patrick’s as well by dancing a traditional Irish song.

We celebrated St Patrick’s as well by dancing a traditional Irish song.

This has been our fifth diary. See you soon in the sixth one!

We received seeds from Madrid and Lithuania and our students planted them in our garden.

Our students also prepare a bar of soap for each of them with some aromatic plants and glicerine.