Teaching in the Plurilingual Classroom

Julian L'Enfant

Periods – What are they? (Menstrual cycle)

This activity is the last part of a project, called “Women, hormones and applications”.

We introduced the topic with a text about the menstrual cycle and some hormones. This task is extended with a video where more hormones are mentioned. We talked about them and answered some questions.

Finally, the students have to elaborate their project, a triptych about one contraceptive method (either hormonal or non-hormonal) in order to show it to the rest of the class, as you can see in this link.

Ancient Egypt society

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Cell organelles

• Listen the cells songs

Living cells are divided into two types - procaryotic and eucaryotic

Eucaryotic Cell

ANIMAL CELL

PLANT CELL

• Go to Eucaryotic Cell Interactive Animation 
• Look and learn cell organelles
• Watch the following video to know more about cell organelles 

Now, in groups of three, make your own model and show it to your classmates.

Developing Authentic Speaking Tasks

Julian l'Enfant

English Festival - Tortosa

Hem participat en el segon English Festival que s'ha celebrat a Tortosa del 14 al 17 de març.


Alumnat de sisè - Vídeo promocional de la seua ciutat



Alumnat 3r ESO - Debat

Spaguetti tower: a race against the clock

Learning Goals:

• Engineering for structural strength
• Creative problem solving
• Determining variables and controlling them
• Team work
• Time management

 Learning outcomes

• Some shapes and materials are stronger than others.
• Weak materials can be made stronger with good design techniques.
• Distribution of mass is an important consideration when building structures.