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Cathie Fabre
cathie.fabre@free.fr
Montpellier

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See all the wonderful things Cristina Marfil has made

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Anna Dalmau
Rbla Passeig 52 08509 Vic
Barcelona
609884747

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Teacher Tom's email

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Florence was the fantastic photographer for all these !

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Ignacio Aguilar, Alejandro Altava and Cristina Marfil's Portfolio

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English Matters' Erasmus+ course.
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Question:
Write your own Irish menu (1st dish, 2nd dish, dessert and drink)

Clue:
You can play in clay courts, grass court, carpet court.

Question
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Give me the name of three other racquet sports.

Clue:

You need an oval-shaped ball to play on it.
1. The four C rules: communication, content, culture and cognition.
2. New tools: padlet, prezi, animoto, pearltree, kahoot...
3. Co-operative work strategies: Do not interfere in groups of working, just observe. If they have a problem, the harmonizer or the organizer will go to you.
4. The English language: phrasal verbs, fluency, pronunciation, listening...
What is travelling with us to Spain?
Clue:
You can find there the oldest plant in the College.
Question
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If you score a try, how many points will your team get?
Clue:

Seeing. What are you looking at?
Gymkhana:
Play in groups! Follow the clues and answer the questions as fast as you can.
Question
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Which animal is blind but the fastest?
Clue
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Place where people go to lose weight and to get fit.
Question:

Which plant is used to get morphine

Clue:
In this place you can find the remains of different human skulls.

Question
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Give me the name of a mammal that produces eggs.
Clue:

You can play cricket in this field.
Question:
Which kinds of dictionary can you find in a library?
Clue:
The Book of Kells is there.
Question
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Tell me three aerobic exercises or activities you can do here.
Question:
Give me the name of two famous Irish writers.
Clue:
It seems to smell well but it doesn't.
Clue:

Music, Painting, Literature, Dancing...
Question:
Give me two famous European playwrights.
Question:
Give me the name of a traditional Irish dance.
Clue:

Where are the actors?

Clue:
Where can we eat an Irish stew?
Question:
Give me the names of the two most popular Irish sports.
Clue:
If you want to study quietly, go there.

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English Matters "Walking around The Trinity"

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English Matters' Erasmus+ course. sQuestion: Write your own Irish menu (1st dish, 2nd dish, dessert and drink) Clue: You can play in clay courts, grass court, carpet court. Question: Give me the name of three other racquet sports. Clue: You need an oval-shaped ball to play on it.1.

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Portfolio

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MARIE HELENE AND RAQUEL' S FINAL PROJECT ACTIVATE B1/B2

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MARIE HELENE AND RAQUEL' S FINAL PROJECT ACTIVATE B1/B2

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Marga, Virginia, Justo & Clara' s portfolio

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Marga, Virginia, Justo & Clara' s portfolio

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In the Trinity library.

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Animoto turns your photos and video clips into professional video slideshows in minutes. Fast, free and shockingly simple - we make awesome easy.

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Alejandro Alvarez´s Portfolio

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Activate Your English For Teaching Portfolio

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Speed Date

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Jordi´s Portfolio

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1 What I have learned? 2 Selected Picture 3 How to Diseminate? * Talk and listening in English * Work in group * New technology * Irish Culture * Don't worry to make mistakes * Use games and competition to motivate students * Light * Matter * Water * Art What is?

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First draft for a lesson from Marie-Hélène

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First draft for a lesson from Marie-Hélène

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We were cycling arround Dublin

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We are with deers in the Phoenix Park. Virginia, Alejandro, Marga, Clara and Justo

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Skelling Island

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We are not tourists

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We are not tourists

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Animoto turns your photos and video clips into professional video slideshows in minutes. Fast, free and shockingly simple - we make awesome easy.

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Compare and contrast 2 poems

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Reflective journal

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Reflective writing

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Trip to Glendalough and Kilkenny

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It has been an interesting visit. If my students were here they would have liked

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"You use a glass mirror to see your face ; you use works of art to see you soul"
George Bernard Shaw

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Sir John Lavery RA (20 March 1856 – 10 January 1941) was an Irish painter best known for his portraits and wartime depictions

Lavery married Hazel Martyn (1886–1935), an Irish-American known for her beauty and poise; . Hazel Lavery was to figure in more than 400 of her husband's paintings.

Hazel Lavery modelled for the allegorical figure of Ireland he painted on commission from the Irish government, reproduced on Irish banknotes from 1928 until 1975 and then as a watermark until the introduction of the Euro in 2002. The Laverys' marriage was tempestuous, and Lady Lavery reportedly was unfaithful.[3]

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OUR RECIPE ABOUT PAELLA VALENCIANA. MARGA, JUSTO, VIRGINIA & CLARA
CLICK ON THE LINK
https://padlet.com/doncellahierro84/awuexq95ais3

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Pineau des Charentes or simply Pineau

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PIneau is a regional French aperitif made in the department of Charente and Charente-Maritime.
It is a fortified wine made from either fresh fermented grape juice or a blend of lightly fermented must to which Cognac eat de vie is added and then matured.
Pineau is also found as a home made product in the neighbouring.

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-Several hours before cooking, cover the salted meat with cold water and leave to soak.
-Choose a large stockpot  (6 liter). Pack in all the meat, skin side down, with the beef bone. Fit the chicken on top. Add the garlic bulb, bay leaves and peppercorns and cover with water.
-Take out the water of  the chickpeas, add to the pot, cover and simmer on the lowest possible heat for 1 1/2 hours, checking occasionally. Halfway through add the onion. No other vegetables go in.
-In a second casserole, put all the vegetables and all the sausages. If the black pudding has a plastic skin, remove it. Add water to cover the ingredients and a little salt and bring to a simmer. Cover and cook until the potatoes are ready.
-Drain the vegetables and sausages and slice the sausages. Arrange the vegetables decoratively on a platter and put the sausage slices on top. This can be served before the meat or alongside it. Remove the meats from the main pot, collecting the chickpeas together. Slice all the meats. Arrange the meats and chickpeas on a plate, moistening them with a little broth.

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Ingredients

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Cocido madrileño

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Ingredients:
-peackbeans
-potatoes
-carrots.
-black pudding
- chicken
-pieces of pig as bacon...
-garlic
-salt
-onion
-smoked sausage

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Visiting the National Gallery of Ireland

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Link to see our blog of this course of erasmus+.

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Link to see our blog of this course of erasmus+.

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http://erasmuscolelamarina.blogspot.ie

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This was my favourite image of the day and one possible application at school. Teenagers making pictures of sculptures.

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The sculpture

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"Argenteuil Basin with a single sailboat"

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My favourite

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Link here to see our project. Justo, Marga,  Clara & Virginia.

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Link here to see our project. Justo, Marga,  Clara & Virginia.

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https://padlet.com/doncellahierro84/1ye9vaxkxghw

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Muy favourite one was Children in the Sand Fines, Grandcamp

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George Russell, poet and artist by John Butler Yeats.
Are those glasses part of the painting or a vandalic act? They are part of the painting.

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Differences between Irish and Spanish painters.

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Differences between Irish and Spanish painters.

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I believe, without understanding so much in art, the Irish pinters are more focused in the use of the light, and the Spanish painters in de details of objects, skin and so on.
For exmple this one of William orpen, The Sunlight, or the Portrait seen before, by Goya

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The Cotagge Girl by Thomas Gainsborough.

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The Cotagge Girl by Thomas Gainsborough.

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the realism of the picture impressed me.

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Portrait of Doña Antonia Zárate, Actress by Goya.
The details of the face factors are marvellous.

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Peasant Wedding By Pieter Brueghel the Younger.
I think it is the funniest picture.