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Fermín Solís nos dedica los libros que dona para nuestro mercadillo solidario

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Fermín Solís nos dedica los libros que dona para nuestro mercadillo solidario

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Hanna Martens firma amablemente ejemplares de El pico de la cigüeña.

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Hanna Martens firma amablemente ejemplares de El pico de la cigüeña.

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En breve comunicaremos la fecha de la entrega de premios.

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Carla Salomé Borrella (1ESO C)

Carla Salomé Borrella (1ESO C)

Carla Salomé Borrella (1ESO C)

Alumnado de 4º Curso de la ESO, Bachillerato y Ciclos Formativos:

Marta López Castaño (1BE)
Microrrelato:
Andrea Gómez Pacheco (1BB)

Padres y madres del alumnado, profesorado y personal laboral :

Antonia María Cruz Cabello

Juan Manuel Bermejo Vivas

En breve anunciaremos la fecha y el lugar para la entrega de premios.

¡ Enhorabuena a los premiados y muchas gracias a todos los participantes por su ilusión y esfuerzo!

El Departamento de Lengua castellana y Literatura y la Biblioteca del IES Al-Qázeres agradecen a la AMPA Maltravieso y a la Diputación de Cáceres su participación y su implicación.

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Carla Salomé Borrella (1ESO C) Carla Salomé Borrella (1ESO C) Carla Salomé Borrella (1ESO C) Alumnado de 4º Curso de la ESO, Bachillerato y Ciclos Formativos: Marta López Castaño (1BE) Microrrelato: Andrea Gómez Pacheco (1BB) Padres y madres del alumnado, profesorado y personal laboral : Antonia María Cruz Cabello Juan Manuel Bermejo Vivas En breve anunciaremos la fecha y el lugar para la entrega de premios.

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Los alumnos de 3ºESO B preparan una exposición

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Los alumnos de 3ºESO B preparan una exposición

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Los alumnos de Física y Química de 3º ESO B han preparado una exposición con citas de libros científicos.

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1º Bachillerato B y C nos invitan a leer con sus "narraciones librescas"

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1º Bachillerato B y C nos invitan a leer con sus "narraciones librescas"

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Sirva de muestra la historia creada por Megan Alonso, alumna de 1º Bachillerato C.

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Nuestra compañera Laura Díaz Santos presenta su poemario, ilustrado por ella, Esferas de aire y raíz, en la Feria del Libro de Cáceres.
La presentación del libro la hizo nuestra antigua compañera Coro Carrillo.

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El 26 de abril hemos celebrado un mercadillo de libros. El dinero obtenido de la venta de libros se entregará a la ONG Save the Children.

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Encuentros con autores: Concha Rodríguez

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Encuentros con autores: Concha Rodríguez

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La escritora, directora y actriz, Concha Rodríguez nos visitó el 26 de abril. Impartió una charla y un taller a los alumnos de Bachillerato de Artes Escénicas

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Exposición: Ilustración literaria. Poesía y mujer. Irene Sánchez Carrón.

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Exposición: Ilustración literaria. Poesía y mujer. Irene Sánchez Carrón.

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Pásate por el pasillo de jefatura para disfrutar de la belleza de la imagen y la palabra.

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Los alumnos y profesores del programa Britsh Council aceptan el reto...

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World Book Day (also known as World Book and Copyright Day or International Day of the Book) is an international and worldwide celebration that promotes the enjoyment of books and reading and champions books, copyright, and creativity. (Note that this is a different event than the World Book Day that takes place in March in the UK and Ireland). Each year, World Book Day seeks to encourage everyone (and young people in particular) to discover the pleasure of reading...and this special day is observed by millions of people in 100+ countries around the world!Why th is day? Well, this is an important and symbolic date for world literature because it's the date when many well-known authors died (for example: William Shakespeare, Miguel de Cervantes, Inca Garcilaso de la Vega, William Wordsworth, and many others). As such, it seems fitting to celebrate books on a day that also honours prominent authors from around the world!
SOURCE TEXT: UNESCO

ARE YOU WILLING TO ACCEPT THE #BOOKFACECHALLENGE ? You may have seen this challenge before, but essentially you take a picture of yourself with a book cover that blends into your reality. It's such a fun challenge, and it's a ton of fun to see all the creative ideas people come up with!

Lucas, ESO1

Irene G., ESO1

MARÍA, ESO1

IRIA, ESO1

AITANA, ESO1

ELENA MARTÍN CAVA, ESO2

Mª IRENE PRIETO, ESO2

CARLOS VÁZQUEZ, ESO2

GLORIA GONZÁLEZ SKENDER, ESO3

DIANA GARCÍA ESO4

MARINA, TEACHER AND COTEACHER

SUSANA GONZÁLEZ, Geography & History teacher; Latin and Greek teacher.

VANESSA DONAIRE, SCIENCE TEACHER

CARLA SÁNCHEZ-MORA, ESO1

WINNER OF THE CHALLENGE

LUCAS BENITO, ESO1

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World Book Day (also known as World Book and Copyright Day or International Day of the Book) is an international and worldwide celebration that promotes the enjoyment of books and reading and champions books, copyright, and creativity. (Note that this is a different event than the World Book Day that takes place in March in the UK and Ireland).

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READ... So you never feel alone #WorldBookDay

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WHY READING IS MORE IMPORTANT NOW THAN EVER! During the last year when most countries have seen periods of confinement and people have had…

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OUR STUDENTS RECOMMEND....

Our student María Granado Delgado's book Recommendation for this spring break is "Invisible".

"Invisible" was published in February 2018 by Nube de Tinta. It has been written by Eloy Moreno. This book tells us about the drama that a child lives in a school, a story from which it is impossible to leave. The pain of this child is so immense that it is you who feels it. It shows us the topic of bullying.

I recommend this book so much. I think everyone should read it, both children and adults, because it sends a very important message.

LUCAS RECOMMENDS US TO READ "THE HOBBIT"

CARLA SALOMÉ

My favourite book is called Boulevard. It is a Wattpad original book made by Flor M. Salvador. Boulevard is a teen romance book where you will experience every type of feeling. It has happy, intriguing and sad moments. It is definitely a very entertaining book to read.

AITANA

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Our students recommend us their favourite books #LITERACY #reading #WorldBookDay

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OUR STUDENTS RECOMMEND.... Our student María Granado Delgado's book Recommendation for this spring break is "Invisible". "Invisible" was published in February 2018 by Nube de Tinta. It has been written by Eloy Moreno. This book tells us about the drama that a child lives in a school, a story from which it is impossible to leave.

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Reading ON Science, ABOUT Science, IN Science IF YOU WERE TO READ THREE OF THESE BOOKS, WHICH ONE WOULD CHOOSE? WHY? Francisco Darío Caballero Román
I would choose "Florence Nightingale: The Courageous Life of the Legendary Nurse", "A Black Hole Is Not a Hole" and "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Creating Currents of Electricity and Hope" because acording to the summaries and the reviews those are the book that I think are I would enjoy the most.
Marta Esteve Ramírez
I would read Florence Nightingale: The Courageous Life of the Legendary Nurse because it's very interesting learning from the life of a woman who helped to make a change in the world and save as much people as she could, so I think her story deserves to be known.
Diana García Fidalgo
These are the tree books I would like to read:

- Florence Nightingale: The Courageous Life of the Legendary Nurse, because I've already learnt a bit about this woman doing a History project and I would love to get to know more about her life.

- A Black Hole Is Not a Hole, because I don't know much about this topic but it seems really interesting and fun to read.

- Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World, because I think it would be amazing to learn some new things about women in science.
Roberto González Alés
Almost Astronauts: 13 Women Who Dared to Dream would definitively be the book I would choose, it title catch all my attention.
Irene Merayo Urbano
One, Two, Three...Infinity: Facts and Speculations of Science, AsapSCIENCE: Answers to the World's Weirdest Questions, Most Persistent Rumors & Unexplained Phenomena and Nothing: From absolute zero to cosmic oblivion -- amazing insights into nothingness.
Luna Muvilla Campos
- Almost Astronauts: 13 Women Who Dared to Dream

- Secrets of the Universe in 100 Symbols

- A Black Hole Is Not a Hole
Pablo Pacheco Penis
Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World

Bomb: The Race to Build-and Steal-the World's Most Dangerous Weapon

A Black Hole Is Not a Hole
Sofía Vasco Gómez
Almost Astronauts: 13 Women Who Dared to Dream,Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World and Secrets of the Universe in 100 Symbols
Héctor Álvarez Luengo
1. A black hole is not a hole.

2. Bomb: The Race to build and steal the world's most dangerous weapon. 3. Invencible microbe: Tuberculosis and the never-ending search for a cure .

I chose these books because when I read the title I felt the necessity of knowing more about It.
Paula Bote Andrada
If I were to read 3 of these books I would choose Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World by Rachel Ignotofsky (because it is important to recognise women's achivements in science and other fields), The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Creating Currents of Electricity and Hope by William Kamkwamba (because it seems like a pretty inspiring and interesting story that I can learn from) and The Universe in Your Hand: A Journey Through Space, Time, and Beyond by Christophe Galfard (because I think it would help me understand many things about our universe and its origin)
Clara Campos Portillo
1. The Fangirl's Guide to the Galaxy, Because I really like the idea of ​​feminism in a book and I think I could really like it.

2. Why Can't Elephants Jump? had never asked myself this question and now that I read it I have become very curious so I would love to read it and inform myself.

3. Girl Code I loved the IDEA of uniting the technological world with the story of how the protagonists met, it can be very entertaining.
Irene Campos Portillo
I would choose ``Why Can't Elephants Jump?: And 113 Other Tantalising Science Questions´´, because I have many questions about science and in these book they talk about questions of science
María de las Nieves Canales González
-Florence Nightingale: The Courageous Life of the Legendary Nurse

-A Black Hole Is Not a Hole

-Nothing: From absolute zero to cosmic oblivion
Agustín Cortés Matas
A blck hole is not a hole
Clara Díaz López
I would read Florence Nightingale: The Courageous Life of the Legendary Nurse because one of the things I would like to be in the future is a Nurse so I think i would like the book so much.
Noa Durán Casares
I would read:

1) Almost Astronauts: Women Who Dared to Dream

2) Bomb: The Race to Build-and Steal-the World's Most Dangerous Weapon

3) Citizen Scientists: Be a Part of Scientific Discovery from Your Own Backyard.

I would read them because they have caught my attention.
Alejandro García Garrido
Why Can't Elephants Jump?: And 113 Other Tantalising Science Questions. Well, all these kind of matters really interests me, they are the kind of things a kid would ask to his parents.

A Black Hole Is Not a Hole by Carolyn Cinami Decristofano. A black hole is always something to learn more.

Nothing: From absolute zero to cosmic oblivion -- amazing insights into nothingness. The nothing has been a thing I usually think about, is it actually "nothing"?
Ángel Manuel García Garrido
The first one I'd is A Black Hole Is Not A Hole, because of the interesting name, the second would be Almost Astronauts: 13 women who dared to dream, because I barely know names of important women compared to the one I know from men, and, the last one I'd like to read is The Elements: A Visual Exploration Of Every Known Atom in The Universe, because one of my interests is chemistry.
Adrián González Pérez
I would like to read "Girl Code: Gaming, Going Viral, and Getting It Done" because I like very much tecnhonoly and I didn't have read before a book focused in this topic.
Gloria González Skender
-Peimates: The Fearless Science of Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, and Biruté Galdikas, by Jim Ottaviani.

- Citizen Scientist: Be a Part of Scientific Discovery from Your Own Backyard, by Lonee Griffin Burns.

-Moonbird: A Year on the Wind with the Great Survivor B95, by Phillip Hoose.
Pablo Luis Muñoz
Women in Science
Pablo Muñoz Milán
The three books that I would read will be: Why Can`t Elephants Jump? And 113 Other Tantalising Science Questions, AsapSCIENCE: Answers to The World's Weirdest Questions, Most Persistent Rumors & Unexplained Phenomena and The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Creating Currents of Electricity and Hope. I would read the first two because solve my doubts with those books and the last one because I saw the movie and I found it very interesting that's why I would like to read the book.
David Palacios Krenz
Fun Science: A Guide to Life, the Universe and Why Science Is So Awesome. I think it would be interesting to know a little bit more about the universe.
Víctor Manuel Polo Redondo
Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World

Because it is the one which has more stars.
Ángela Quijada Collado
1. A black hole is not a hole, by Carolyn Cinami Decristofano= I would like to read this book because I am interested in the universe, as it is so complex, and the black holes for me are wonderful.

2. Girl Code: Gaming, Going Viral, and Getting It Done by Andrea Gonzales=I would like to read this books because it seems to be interesting and also is gorgus that such a young girl can create a videgame so knowing her story would be nice.

3. Nothing: From absolute zero to cosmic oblivion -- amazing insights into nothingness

by New Scientist= I would like to read this book becuase as I said before I am interested about the whole universe but also about "the nothing"; how life started or also why universe was created.
Graciela Vadillo García
Why Can't Elephants Jump?: And 113 Other Tantalising Science Questions
Marta Vicho Vega
Florence Nightingale
Alejandro Barriga Lozano
I would read : ''The Elements: A Visual Exploration of Every Known Atom in the Universe

''. Just because I am very interested in the world of elements and I think I would like it.
Jimena Ceme Paucar
I black hole is not a Hole : I think it is an interesting affirmation that could be very fun book
Jorge Cuño Fernández
Almost Astronauts: 13 Women Who Dared to Dream
Gonzalo Gallego López
bomb, imbencible microbe and a black hole is not a hole. Because Its make me curiose.
Leire García García
Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World, Girl Code: Gaming, Going Viral, and Getting It Done, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Creating Currents of Electricity and Hope, Primates: The Fearless Science of Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, and Biruté Galdikas
Carlos Holguín Corrales
I think that the book of the secrets of the universe because I love the space and I think that is interesting
Elena Martín Cava
The books I would read are:

1º Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World, because we need to know that many women changed the world, no only men.

2ºAlmost Astronauts: 13 Women Who Dared to Dream, because it's interesting, I like the title and the same as the first book, there aren't only important men, there are also women.

3º The Fangirl's Guide to the Galaxy: A Handbook for Girl Geeks, because it looks interesting.
María Irene Prieto González
-"Florence Nightingale: The Courageous Life of the Legendary Nurse" because I want to know more about she

-"Girl Code: Gaming, Going Viral, and Getting It Done" because I get it interesting

-"AsapSCIENCE: Answers to the World's Weirdest Questions, Most Persistent Rumors & Unexplained Phenomena"
Lucas Silveira Congregado
2, 7 and 9
Carlos Vázquez Fernández
I would read these three books:

-AsapSCIENCE: Answers to the World's Weirdest Questions, Most Persistent Rumors & Unexplained Phenomena.

-Nothing: From absolute zero to cosmic oblivion -- amazing insights into nothingness.

-The Universe in Your Hand: A Journey Through Space, Time, and Beyond.

I have choosen these books because I like a lot philosophy. For me is fascinating to try to give an answer to questions without a known answer, to try to find the why of things, or to think and reflect about things that we asume, things to which we never try to find another answer. All of these books try to answer these questions, so they are perfect to me.

and you, IF YOU WERE TO READ THREE OF THESE BOOKS, WHICH ONE WOULD IT BE?

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Reading ON Science, ABOUT Science, IN Science #WorldBookDay

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Reading ON Science, ABOUT Science, IN Science IF YOU WERE TO READ THREE OF THESE BOOKS, WHICH ONE WOULD CHOOSE? WHY? Francisco Darío Caballero Román I would choose "Florence Nightingale: The Courageous Life of the Legendary Nurse", "A Black Hole Is Not a Hole" and "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Creating Currents of Electricity and Hope" because acording to the summaries and the reviews those are the book that I think are I would enjoy the most.