Biblioteca
Family Book Club – Recipe of the month (April): French Toast
We hope you have enjoyed the story for this month “The Giant Jam Sandwich” by Janet Burroway and John Vernon Lord… and also your homemade French Toast following Nanor’s recipe. Don’t forget to send us your testimonies to biblioteca@iie.es. You can also download it in PDF format.
Gana una semana gratis del campamento urbano de verano: Summer in the City 2018 Concurso de Diseño
¡Gana una semana GRATIS en nuestro Campamento Urbano de Verano “Summer in the City” del Instituto Internacional! Envíanos un diseño original que muestre lo divertido que es un campamento de verano y que incluya las palabras “Summer in the City 2018″ (25 de Junio – 27 de Julio 2018). Podrás ser el ganador de una semana
FAMILY BOOK CLUB – RECIPE OF THE MONTH (MARCH): BANANA BREAD
We hope you have enjoyed the story for this month “Walter the Baker” and “Pancakes, Pancakes!” by Eric Carle… and also your homemade Banana Bread following Nanor’s recipe. Don’t forget to send us your testimonies to biblioteca@iie.es. You can also download it in PDF format. The Family Book Club pairs food stories from the American children’s literature with short “take
Happy Father’s Day from Young Learners 1!
Students in YL 1 created Father’s Day cards in celebration of San Jose (19 March). They chose and colored in the medals they felt best represented their dad (or uncle or granddad or big brother) i.e., best video gamer, strongest, funniest, best dancer, cook, do-it-yourselfer or coach. We know recipients will be wearing their medals
YL4 is having a blast and learning a lot!
We’ve been having a great time this term in YL4! We spent a couple of classes working on our Black History Month projects, which turned out great. The students picked a prominent figure from African American history and had to give a short presentation on that person followed by a mock interview. Another fun project was when we
From the Civil Rights Movement to Super Volcanoes: Kids Culture Club at IIE
We’re already mid-way through the second trimester of Kids Club 2, and the topics we’ve explored have been quite diverse. As the first day of class fell on January 15th, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, we learned about his contributions to the American Civil Rights Movement, then watched the 1999 film
FAMILY BOOK CLUB – RECIPE OF THE MONTH (FEBRUARY): CHOCOLATE COVERED STRAWBERRIES
We hope you have enjoyed the story for this month “The Ballad of Valentine” by Alison Jackson and Tricia Tusa… and also your homemade chocolate covered strawberries following Nanor’s recipe. Don’t forget to send us your testimonies to biblioteca@iie.es. You can also download it in PDF format. The Family Book Club pairs food stories from the American children’s
Learning English and American history in Young Learners 1
Every day, we are more and more comfortable with English in Young Learners 1! There is already a noticeable difference in our abilities this trimester compared with before the winter break. We are reading, writing, speaking, in English through games of all sorts. February is Black History Month, so we have started learning about famous
FAMILY BOOK CLUB – RECIPE OF THE MONTH (JANUARY): CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP
We hope you have enjoyed the story for this month “Stone Soup” retold by Heather Forest & illustrated by Susan Gaber… and also your homemade chicken noodle soup following Nanor’s recipe. Don’t forget to send us your testimonies to biblioteca@iie.es. You can also download it in PDF format. The Family Book Club pairs food stories from the American children’s
FAMILY BOOK CLUB: RECIPE OF THE MONTH (DECEMBER): PULL-APART CHRISTMAS TREE
We hope you have enjoyed the story for this month “The Gingerbread Man Loose at Christmas” by Laura Murray & Mike Lowery… and also your homemade pull-apart Christmas tree following Nanor’s recipe. You can also download it in PDF format. The Family Book Club pairs food stories from the American children’s literature with short “take home” recipes using food items
