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Choose the logo project. Mentimeter
The voting code 3502 0776

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Kahoot - Trivial things to know about us!

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Kahoot - Trivial things to know about us!

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Tutorial - How to create a comic strip digitally

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Tutorial - How to create a comic strip digitally

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You can make your comic strip digitally.

We suggest pixtoon.com ou storyboardthat.com. Here are the links:

Pixtoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZRJqu7CkNc

Storyboard:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkgNAMDL_sM

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CLIL & historyComic StripsCreated byNatalia Bakun, Julia Otkała, Kornelia Maciuk (Poland)Created by:Krzysztof Gromadzki, Mikołaj Andrzejewski (Poland)

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Campo Maior cultural traditions: how to make paper flowers?

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Campo Maior cultural traditions: how to make paper flowers?

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CLIL and cross curricular relations_plan

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Activity: Create a(n historical)comic strip.

Bones Chapel

Battle of Campo Maior

Smugglers

Two tools to make it digitally:Pixtoon:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZRJqu7CkNcStoryboardhttps://www.storyboardthat.com/Storyboard That: The World's Best Free Online Storyboard CreatorCreate storyboards with our free storyboard software! Filmmakers, teachers, students, & businesses all love using Storyboard That for storyboarding &...Storyboard ThatTutorial:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvG8MGCp4oc

The "Bones chapel" was built in 1766 and it is the second largest of the kind in Portugal. Here is its story:In 1766 a lightning struck the magazine which was in the tower of the castle and a big explosion destroyed a great part of village. The blast killed 2/3 of the population (800 people) at that time.To remember the victims, the chapel was built and decorated with their remains.When we enter the chapel, we can read the following: "We the bones that are here, wait for yours to come. Please give alms in the name of God."

On foot, by bicycle or even by donkey, for decades smugglers walked along tracks to escape the tight surveillance of the Fiscal Guard (Portuguese guard) and Guardia Civil (Spanish guard).In the late 1950s and early 1960s, groups of smugglers left Campo Maior to take coffee to Spain. They walked, at night, through olive groves and cork oak forests, crossing the Xévora river, escaping from the Guardia Fiscal and Guardia Civil in order to smuggle coffee.There, the Portuguese also took sugar and brought tobacco, alcoholic beverages, fabrics or personal hygiene products. Products that were scarce on either side of the border were exchanged to deal with economic difficulties. This easy profit was, for a long time, a parallel and illegal economy, fed by the Portuguese and the Spaniards.The smuggling route was also a means of bringing people together and connecting various populations that, protected by the darkness of the night, risked their lives to get some more money.

In 1810, the military engineer Talaya, was sent to Campo Maior to repair the fortifications needed to put the square in a better position to resist any attack or siege, as Europe was then in the period of wars unleashed by the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte.Talaya had to take over as governor in 1801 when Massena's 3rd French invasion began.On March 11, 1811, French troops took Badajoz and came to take Campo Maior.Major Talaya's action as commander during the Siege of Campo Maior of 1811 was going to be above all very remarkable, given the very difficult conditions in which he had to act, due to the scarcity of resources. The square was very poorly equipped with troops, ammunition, military equipment and supplies, as it only had 45 artillerymen, with an equipment consisting of: 30 pieces of artillery; 2 howitzers, mortars, small amounts of bullets and gunpowder; 230 men from a regiment of militias from Portalegre; 300 village ordinances, but there were only weapons for 100.Major Talaya is still celebrated as a major figure in the history of Campo Maior because he resisted the siege for one month, leading the French and Spanish to think that there were many very well-armed men defending the village.At the time of surrender, the small force that came out of the walls made Baron Girard believe that most had stayed inside, and in that persuasion he told Talaya: - "Mister Governor, send the rest of the garrison out". - "It's all there, sir baron," Talaya replied.

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CLIL-Comic Strip by Projetos AECM on Genially

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Activity: Create a(n historical)comic strip. Bones Chapel Battle of Campo Maior Smugglers Two tools to make it digitally:Pixtoon:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZRJqu7CkNcStoryboardhttps://www.storyboardthat.com/Storyboard That: The World's Best Free Online Storyboard CreatorCreate storyboards with our free storyboard software! Filmmakers, teachers, students, & businesses all love using Storyboard That for storyboarding &...Storyboard ThatTutorial:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvG8MGCp4oc The "Bones chapel" was built in 1766 and it is the second largest of the kind in Portugal.

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7th June