julianjose.jimenez@murciaeduca.es
Rescue Mar Menor Year 3
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Esto es un párrafo listo para contener creatividad, experiencias e historias geniales.
Initial Assessments
Ahogarse en la Red
Poemas
PRACTICAMOS TODO
Anthems
Reading Promotion and Emotional Inteligence
Photos
Videos
Hola a todos, soy Julián, maestro de inglés de Educación Primaria en la Región de Murcia. En cuanto a mis pasiones, desde pequeño me ha apasionado el deporte, la música, la lectura y el teatro. Por eso, además de estudiar Magisterio con la especialidad de inglés, también soy Licenciado en Ciencias de la Actividad Física y el Deporte. Gracias a ambos estudios pude estar unos años trabajando en Manhattan (Nueva York) como entrenador de fútbol en la academia que el Valencia Club de Fútbol tiene allí con niños desde los 3 a los 21 años. Este deporte me ha enseñado, y me sigue enseñando cada día, lo importante que es fomentar el trabajo en equipo de nuestros alumnos, así como fomentar su sentido crítico enseñándoles cómo pensar y no qué pensar. También he estado trabajando en otros colegios de Murcia Centro, Lorca y Cartagena. Por último, pero no menos importante, la sabiduría de una madre y el tesón de un padre me enseñaron que la felicidad se encuentra en el esfuerzo diario y en el trabajo constante. Son estrategias de vida que nos harán alcanzar nuestros más preciados sueños, porque la felicidad no es la meta sino el camino.ç
Teacher Julián
Proyecto: "Ahogarse en la red"
A raíz de escuchar una frase del conocido documental "Social dilemma". Decía: "Enciende las pantallas y los niños se apagarán". Como profesores tenemos que transmitir a nuestros alumnos tanto la importancia de un uso ético de la tecnología, haciéndoles ver que nunca sustituirá a las relaciones sociales y lo valioso que es desayunar, comer o cenar con nuestra familia y/o amigos, dejando el móvil a un lado para disfrutar de lo realmente importante, esos pequeños momentos.
Thansgiving Day (November 25)
World Dream Day (September 25)
Guy Fawkes Day (November 5)
Halloween Day (October 31)
Christmas Day (December 25)
Black Friday / Buy Nothing Day (November 26) Cyber Monday (November 29)
School Day of Nonviolence and Peace (January 30)
Pancake Day (March 1)
Valentin´s Day (February 14)
World Environment Day (June 3)
Easter Day (April 17)
International Women's Day (March 8)
Global Sharing Day (June 1)
Initial Assessments
UD - 1
UD - 4
UD - 3
UD - 2
UD - 7
UD - 6
UD - 8
UD - 5
UD - 12
UD - 11
UD - 10
UD - 9
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional development can be a major stumbling block for anyone. The Moment App serves as a means to engage with difficult feelings/emotions and social-emotional situations. THE MOMENT APP works with the Merge Cube to deliver an interactive audio-visual experience grounded in the real world with the latest in augmented reality technology.
Reading Promotion
aims to develop a positive approach to reading, strengthening schoolchildren's reading skills and enjoyment as a result.
Teacher Julián
Anthems
Teacher Julián
videos
ALUMN@S STUDENTS
PADRES/PARENTS
PHOTOS
thank you!
Videos
GRAMMAR POEMS
INDEX
COMPARATIVELY SPEAKING
THE CAPITAL LETTER
ADVERBS
THE gang of three
PRONOUNS
The comma
CONJUNCTIONS
apostrophe
COMPARATIVELY SPEAKING
Positive, comparative, superlative, WOW! Adjectives and adverbs, Show us how We can use to compare All sorts of things from everywhere. It Jane runs fast And June has passed her, You would know that June runs faster But the fastest runner in the race Passed them both and takes first place! Positive, comparative, superlative, WOW! Use all three to compare now: Joe´s jacket´s green. Jake´s jacket is greener. But the greenest jacket belongs to Jim Beaner
ADVERBS
Verbs agree that we are terrific, Adverbs make verbs more specific. Adverbs appear hear and there to tell you when, and how, and where. Words like very, more, quite, so Are adverts you should also know!
PRONOUNS
Pronouns are ready to take place Of any noun in the grammar race. Altouth we may wear different suits, all pronouns are noun substitutes. Each pronoun promises, "I will agree witch whichever noun comes ahead of me" So please don´t speak as if a pronoun needn´t even have an antecedent! You will see how good your game will be, If you learn to us properly
CONJUNCTIONS
Conjunctions always make connections. They link thoughts and give directios. Two conjunctions, But and and are conjunctions whose funcitons Are in great demand. There are rarer conjunctions. Please don´t forget Nevertheless, therefore, thus, yet!.
the capital letter
If you start a new sentence,
Or a line of verse,
A capital letter must always come first.
And for days of the week,
And months of the year,
A capital letter must always appear.
For tittles and names of particular things,
Particular places, countries, and kings.
Remember this capital rule to apply,
And speak of yourself with a capital I.
the GANG OF THREE
At the end of a sentence, what do you see? It´s always one of the gang of three. THE PERIOD The period is just a dot, But it gets to do a lot. A period is at the end each time you make a statement, friend. THE QUESTION MARK When does a question mark appear? When do you ask a question, dear? What do question marks all show? There´s something someone wants to know. THE EXCLAMATION POINT (Use sparingly to be dramatic) Let´s go, grammar! Pitch that ball! Batter, bat it! Hey, that play´s a real sensation! It deserves an exclamation!
the COMMA
To separate, To pause, To wait, to add a bit of drama, there´s nothing that can do these things more deftly than a comma.
APOSTROPHE
I must confess my strange obsession. I join with "s" to show possesion. Now Nora can´t claim Peter´s poodles, And Peter won´t eat Nora´s noodles. Contract! Possess! Ah, yes, that´s me! I may look like a comma, But I´m an a apostrophe!
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julianjose.jimenez@murciaeduca.es
Rescue Mar Menor Year 3
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam
Esto es un párrafo listo para contener creatividad, experiencias e historias geniales.
Initial Assessments
Ahogarse en la Red
Poemas
PRACTICAMOS TODO
Anthems
Reading Promotion and Emotional Inteligence
Photos
Videos
Hola a todos, soy Julián, maestro de inglés de Educación Primaria en la Región de Murcia. En cuanto a mis pasiones, desde pequeño me ha apasionado el deporte, la música, la lectura y el teatro. Por eso, además de estudiar Magisterio con la especialidad de inglés, también soy Licenciado en Ciencias de la Actividad Física y el Deporte. Gracias a ambos estudios pude estar unos años trabajando en Manhattan (Nueva York) como entrenador de fútbol en la academia que el Valencia Club de Fútbol tiene allí con niños desde los 3 a los 21 años. Este deporte me ha enseñado, y me sigue enseñando cada día, lo importante que es fomentar el trabajo en equipo de nuestros alumnos, así como fomentar su sentido crítico enseñándoles cómo pensar y no qué pensar. También he estado trabajando en otros colegios de Murcia Centro, Lorca y Cartagena. Por último, pero no menos importante, la sabiduría de una madre y el tesón de un padre me enseñaron que la felicidad se encuentra en el esfuerzo diario y en el trabajo constante. Son estrategias de vida que nos harán alcanzar nuestros más preciados sueños, porque la felicidad no es la meta sino el camino.ç
Teacher Julián
Proyecto: "Ahogarse en la red"
A raíz de escuchar una frase del conocido documental "Social dilemma". Decía: "Enciende las pantallas y los niños se apagarán". Como profesores tenemos que transmitir a nuestros alumnos tanto la importancia de un uso ético de la tecnología, haciéndoles ver que nunca sustituirá a las relaciones sociales y lo valioso que es desayunar, comer o cenar con nuestra familia y/o amigos, dejando el móvil a un lado para disfrutar de lo realmente importante, esos pequeños momentos.
Thansgiving Day (November 25)
World Dream Day (September 25)
Guy Fawkes Day (November 5)
Halloween Day (October 31)
Christmas Day (December 25)
Black Friday / Buy Nothing Day (November 26) Cyber Monday (November 29)
School Day of Nonviolence and Peace (January 30)
Pancake Day (March 1)
Valentin´s Day (February 14)
World Environment Day (June 3)
Easter Day (April 17)
International Women's Day (March 8)
Global Sharing Day (June 1)
Initial Assessments
UD - 1
UD - 4
UD - 3
UD - 2
UD - 7
UD - 6
UD - 8
UD - 5
UD - 12
UD - 11
UD - 10
UD - 9
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional development can be a major stumbling block for anyone. The Moment App serves as a means to engage with difficult feelings/emotions and social-emotional situations. THE MOMENT APP works with the Merge Cube to deliver an interactive audio-visual experience grounded in the real world with the latest in augmented reality technology.
Reading Promotion
aims to develop a positive approach to reading, strengthening schoolchildren's reading skills and enjoyment as a result.
Teacher Julián
Anthems
Teacher Julián
videos
ALUMN@S STUDENTS
PADRES/PARENTS
PHOTOS
thank you!
Videos
GRAMMAR POEMS
INDEX
COMPARATIVELY SPEAKING
THE CAPITAL LETTER
ADVERBS
THE gang of three
PRONOUNS
The comma
CONJUNCTIONS
apostrophe
COMPARATIVELY SPEAKING
Positive, comparative, superlative, WOW! Adjectives and adverbs, Show us how We can use to compare All sorts of things from everywhere. It Jane runs fast And June has passed her, You would know that June runs faster But the fastest runner in the race Passed them both and takes first place! Positive, comparative, superlative, WOW! Use all three to compare now: Joe´s jacket´s green. Jake´s jacket is greener. But the greenest jacket belongs to Jim Beaner
ADVERBS
Verbs agree that we are terrific, Adverbs make verbs more specific. Adverbs appear hear and there to tell you when, and how, and where. Words like very, more, quite, so Are adverts you should also know!
PRONOUNS
Pronouns are ready to take place Of any noun in the grammar race. Altouth we may wear different suits, all pronouns are noun substitutes. Each pronoun promises, "I will agree witch whichever noun comes ahead of me" So please don´t speak as if a pronoun needn´t even have an antecedent! You will see how good your game will be, If you learn to us properly
CONJUNCTIONS
Conjunctions always make connections. They link thoughts and give directios. Two conjunctions, But and and are conjunctions whose funcitons Are in great demand. There are rarer conjunctions. Please don´t forget Nevertheless, therefore, thus, yet!.
the capital letter
If you start a new sentence, Or a line of verse, A capital letter must always come first. And for days of the week, And months of the year, A capital letter must always appear. For tittles and names of particular things, Particular places, countries, and kings. Remember this capital rule to apply, And speak of yourself with a capital I.
the GANG OF THREE
At the end of a sentence, what do you see? It´s always one of the gang of three. THE PERIOD The period is just a dot, But it gets to do a lot. A period is at the end each time you make a statement, friend. THE QUESTION MARK When does a question mark appear? When do you ask a question, dear? What do question marks all show? There´s something someone wants to know. THE EXCLAMATION POINT (Use sparingly to be dramatic) Let´s go, grammar! Pitch that ball! Batter, bat it! Hey, that play´s a real sensation! It deserves an exclamation!
the COMMA
To separate, To pause, To wait, to add a bit of drama, there´s nothing that can do these things more deftly than a comma.
APOSTROPHE
I must confess my strange obsession. I join with "s" to show possesion. Now Nora can´t claim Peter´s poodles, And Peter won´t eat Nora´s noodles. Contract! Possess! Ah, yes, that´s me! I may look like a comma, But I´m an a apostrophe!