Winnona, Minesota USA
CEIP PLURILINGÜE TIRÁN
Tirán, Moaña SPAIN
This year, we're going to follow The Flat Stanley Project with the 1st grade student in our American PenPal 2018.
This project was started in 1995 by Dale Hubert, a third grade school teacher in London, Ontario, Canada.
It is meant to facilitate letter-writing by school children to each other.
We're going to follow our friends in the Jeffferson Elementary School, in this project.
First, we created our particular Flat Stanleys. The girls and boys in 1st grade decorated the clothes of their Stanleys. The teachers took the pictures of the students, and the kids wrote some sentences in English about themselves. Name, age and adress.
The Spanish Flat Stanleys were already sent, they're flying to Winnona, USA.
Now, we'll introduce every student showing the different parts of CEIP PLURILINGÜE TIRÁN.
This is Mateo showing us his Flat Stanley in front of the winners of the last Halloween Spelling Bee poster.
Gael is showing us our special Sea created by Kindergarten 5 students in Art.
It reflects the main school topic.
These 3 boys are, from right to left, Anxo, Nicolás and Lucas. They are showing us the Kindergarten building and part of the amazing playground full of trees and grass.
A different view of our playground.
On the right, Xavi Ferral and Xavi Iglesias, on the left are showing the well-decorated gym.
A different view of our playground.
On the right, Xavi Ferral and Xavi Iglesias, on the left are showing the well-decorated gym.
Aitana and Hugo, from the left are enjoying the swings area in the yard.
And now, they are next to the other kindergarten playground.
And now, they are next to the other kindergarten playground.
Nahir, Tiago and Breogán, from the right, are pointing to our loved rock, Madreboa, that means Good Mom, that protects us, in a different view of part of the garden.
From the right, Sabela, Idare and Manu are in the school library.
They are reading English books and showing us their Flat Stanleys at the library.
This is the centre of our Primary and main school building.
This is the centre of our Primary and main school building.
Samuel and Emma are showing us the main hall from upstairs.
Here are Fátima and Ramiro, from the right, in the English classrom.
They are from the right, Vega, Noa, María and Lucía at the 1st grade classroom door. We can see a lot of fish, because our school topic of the year is SEA.
Here are Fátima and Ramiro, from the right, in the English classrom.
They are from the right, Vega, Noa, María and Lucía at the 1st grade classroom door. We can see a lot of fish, because our school topic of the year is SEA.
The First grade classroom is empty, everybody is at the gym.
This is Olivia, our American conversation assistant 2018. She's from New Orleans.
This is Olivia, our American conversation assistant 2018. She's from New Orleans.
She helps us in the English class, so as in the Natural Science and Art classes. Here is the first grade group in the English class having fun and practice English in pairs.
We are looking forward to seeing the American Flat Stanleys in Tirán.
Dear friends,
we hope you to like our school,
desiring to watch yours!!!m
Here are the American Flat Stanleys come from USA during Christmas.
Every kid is going to take home one American friend to show to his/her family.
And the teachers have their own Flat Stanleys from the American Teacher, Erin, and the Spanish conversation assistant from Barcelona, Carla.
Thank you all for being here with us. It’s a pleasure to have your Flat Stanleys in Tirán.
The whole class took their Flat Stanleys home, showing and telling their families about them.
Back at school, we’re going to prepare a nice poster where to show the American Penpal friends to the rest of the school.
This is the original book that our teacher friend, Erin, sent us as a present to get to know the story about Flat Stanley.
This is the original book that our teacher friend, Erin, sent us as a present to get to know the story about Flat Stanley.
Thank you, Erin, you’re so kind!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💖💖💖
You can collect leaves from the forest, finger paint them, and when they're dried... Draw a SCARY FACE on your GHOST.
This lovely book is available at the school library.
