My favourite job

Being a mechanic is fun. Many tools are used as a saw, a meter, a drill, an english key, a screwdriver, pliers , hammers, nuts, screw....Mechanics are fun,but it is a expensive work.There are a lot of tools but they worth a lot.

By Moises.

MY FAVOURITE JOB

My job is working  as a Builder because my dad is a builder.

BY: ROSA Mª

My favourite job

I've chosen  this work because it is curious, because it shows me that the cops can do something that helps us. The cops once saved my life.
By José Ángel Serrano Pedroche.

My favourite job

My favorite Job is working as a carpenter because it's very funny
                                                             By:Jaime

My favourite job

My favourite job is working as a cook, because it is  funny and not a diffilcult job. There are many foods: salad, rice, chicken... I like this job. :-D

My favourite job

My favourite job is working as a housewife because it is very ,very funny   By: Lola 

My favourite job

When I'm older I want to be a teacher.I love teaching to children.I love school.I love children.My favourite subjets are Physical Education,Maths,Art and Music,but I hate Science,Geography or History.I like my teachers because my teachers are very good.

By:Silvana

My favourite job

My favourite job is working as a vet because it is very funny and it is not very difficult.               
By : Claudia

My Favourite Job

    When I´m older I want to be a teacher because it is very funny. I love children because they are small. My favourite job is working as a teacher because I like scolding  children. Children go to the school. They are happy.




BY:VERÓNICA

My favourite job

My favourite job is working as a vet because I like animals. This job is not very easy and  is not  funny because  the life of animals is sometimes in danger. It's my favourite job because I LOVE ANIMALS!!!!.

Although I will not be a vet because I'm scared of  the blood

BY : NURIA

My favourite job

When I'm older I want to be a teacher because I like children.

The job is very fun because you can play with boys and girls. The job is hard because you must check a lot of exercise. Being a  teacher is a very dificult job. My favourite subjet is Maths.

By: MARINA

My favourite job

When I'm older I want to be a teacher because I like this job. I like this job because we work with children. Teacher teach us things about studies and living. The workplace of teachers is the school. I love this job.
By Javier.

My favourite job.

When I'm older I want to be a teacher , because I like to order and scold to children. Being a teacher is very nice because they teach many children and I've chosen it because I like doing the same. All teacher are very smart and inteligent.

By Diego V.

My favourite job

 Being a teacher is very difficult.I like being a teacher because I like scolding to children. Teachers teach things to us, they want that our lifes are better. I like being teacher because all teachers are very smart and inteligent.
By Raúl

MY FAVOURITE JOB

WHEN I'M OLDER. I WANT TO BE A MECHANIC BECAUSE IT IS VERY INTERESTING. IT'S VERY DIFFICULT
I LIKE THIS WORK BECAUSE IT IS FUNNY.
BY VICENTE

My favourite job

When I'm older.I want to be a vet because I like animals.My favourite animals are dogs, bulls, pigs and fish.It's beautiful because you can help animals and  treat animals and give animal cookies to them.
By Diego R.

My favourite job

 

When I'm older. I want to be a vet because I love animals. My favourite animals are dogs, horses and lions. It It's very beautifuul because I can help the animals, put a vaccine, treat animals and give animals cookies to animals. They are happy.
By Carolina

My favourite job

When I´m older I want to be a teacher because I like teaching, I like the school, I like writing because I love imaging stories,I like Science because I love animals and plants and my mother and my father are teachers.
By Rodrigo

My favourite job

When I'm older I want to be a vet becacuse I want to save animals.


Vet is a very beautiful job because you can help the animals in the operations, you can put vaccines, you can give cookies to the animals... but is some disgusting because you see all parts of the body of the animals: the heart, the lungs, the bones of the legs...


                                                              By: Alberto
  

CHRISTMAS CRACKER

Christmas crackers are very popular.Crackers are very traditionally items to have at Christmas.A Christmas cracker is a brightly coloured paper tube, twisted at both ends. A person pulls on each end of the cracker and when the cracker breaks, a small chemical strip goes “Pop” and the contents fall out.
A Christmas cracker traditionally contains a paper crown, a small gift and a joke written on a slip of paper.A box of 12 crackers costing £10 could come with gifts such as a shoe horn, compact mirror, playing cards, screwdrivers, address book, tape measure, pad lock, bottle opener, tweezers, travel chess, photo frame and pen.
HOW TO PULL A CRACKER:
The traditional way to pull a cracker is crossing your arms and ..

... pulling a whole circle of crackers around the table.

Everyone holds their cracker in their right hand and pulls their neighbours cracker with the free left hand.

The tradicion of wearing hats at parties goes back to the Roman Saturnalia calebrations(celebrated aroud 25 december) when the participans also wore hats. 

During a visit to Paris he came across the bob-bon, a sugar almond wrapped in tissue paper (with a twist either side of the centrally placed sweet). Thomas decided to try selling similarly wrapped sweets in the lead up to Christmas in England. His bon-bons sold well at Christmas but not at other times of the year.
In the early 1850s Thomas came up with the idea of including a motto with the sweet. As many of his bon-bons were bought by men to give to women, many of the mottos were simple love poems.
In about 1860, Thomas added the banger, two strips of chemically impregnated paper that made a loud noise on being pulled apart. At first these novelties were called 'cosaques', but they soon became known as 'crackers'.
Unfortunately for Thomas, his 'cracker' idea was copied by other manufactures and so he decided to replace the sweet with a surprise gift.
When Thomas died his two sons took over the business. The paper hat was added to the cracker the early 1900s and by the end of the 1930s the love poems had been replaced by jokes or limericks.

BY: MARINA, RODRIGO, SILVANA AND DIEGO.R

Christmas Day

Christmas day is the favourite day for children. They wake up very early in the morning to find their stockings have been filled by Father Christmas and excitedly unwrap the presents before going down to breakfast.

The Main Presents.
Family presents are opened either late morning or during the afternoon. The family gather together to open the presents found under the Christmas tree.

MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Christmas Decorations.

               
         Tinsel.                                               Bauble.                       Fairy ligths.      

The Christmas decorations are very traditional and  beautiful. Some are trees, candles, tinsel, bauble... Our favourite decoration is the Christmas tree, because is the nicest decoration.Christmas trees are an integral part of the Chirstmas decorations in most British households. We decorate it because the Germany German Martin Luther was the first person to decorate a tree with candels, baubles, tinsel, fairy lights... In the UK and United States

The starts are a decoration that represents the Three Wise Men and the Child Jesus.

The children like the decorations because some decorations are very fun. For example, the fairy lights are very exciting  because these are "hypnotic" for them.



                                  The End
             By: Alberto, Julián, Natalia and Claudia




                             Merry Christmas!!!

Boxing Day

                                                                       The Boxing Day
In Britain, Boxing Day is usually celebrated on the followen day after Christmas Day, which is twenty six December. However, Boxing Day is the first weekday after ChristmasLike Chrstmas Day, Boxing Day is a public holiday. This means it is typically a non working  day in the whole of Britain. When Boxing Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday the following Monday is the public holiday. The Christmas box was a wooden or clay container where people placed gifts.  Traditionally 26 of December was the day when people opened their Christmas boxes to share the contents with the poor.
                                                The history of Boxing Day
Christmas boxes were used in different ways:
-To protect ships
-To help the poor
-A present fot the workers
-And the tradition still cntinues today...                                              By: Jaime, Lola,Diego V. and Moisés.

Christmas dinner

The Christmas dinner is the main Christmas meal and is traditonally eaten at mid- day or early  afternoon on Christmas Day in England, and also in the rest of Britain.

A traditional English and British Christmas dinner includes roast turkey or goose, brussels sprouts, roast potatoes, cramberry sauce, rich nutty stuffing, tiny sausages wrappet in bacon  (pigs in a blanket) and lashings of hot gravy.

A Christmas tradition involving the turkey is to pull its wishbone. This is one of the bones of the turkey wich is shaped like the letter ''Y''. Two people will each hold an end and pull. The person left with the larger piece of the bone makes a wish.

And don't forget the Christmas pudding!

 

           MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!!!!

  BY:Nuria, Javier, Maria Desire and  David.P