Thursday, May 26, 2011

THE END OF THE SCHOOLYEAR

Summer is coming soon and it`s time to make summer plans. Summer is the season of long days and hot weather. Our students get a holiday during the summer months. This is a good time to go swimming, fishing or camping, have a picnic or just hang around with friends.

Our graduates Märt, Kelli, Silver and Talmo have made their plans for the summer.

"I`m going to my granny`s. Maybe, I`m going to work. I`m going swimming with my friends."
Kelli
"In summer, I`m going to the Dance Festival in Tallinn. I`m also going to Finland with my classmates. We`re  going to visit Fazer. I`m going to visit my uncle in Pärnu and stay there for some days. In summer, I`m going to the work camp in Elva. I think, I`m going to visit my friends, too."
Märt
"First, I`m going to have a rest for a week. Then I`m going to visit my grandparents or friends. I`m going on a trip to Ahvenamaa, it`s a small island near Sweden. I like Sweden and Finland very much. I`m going to my relatives` because they have birthday parties. When holiday ends, I`m going to buy some stuff for school. And I`m going to study more English."
Silver

"My favourite season is summer. This summer I`m going to do a lot of sport. I`m going swimming, camping and gardening. I think I`m going to do a lot of activities."
Talmo

Summer is a good time for animals, especially insects. Some of insects such as butterflies

 and fireflies look pretty in the gardens. Unfortunately, others, such as mosquitoes make a tasty treat out of people.



Fireflies


by Evaleen Stein


Look! Look down in the garden how


The firefly lights are flitting now!

A million tiny sparks I know


Flash through the pinks and golden-glow,


And I am very sure that all


Have come to light a fairy ball,


And if I could stay up I'd see


How gay the fairy folks can be!

Watch the video and sing along!



HAVE A NICE SUMMER!

Monday, May 2, 2011

QUESTIONS ABOUT TALLINN AND LONDON ZOO

  1. When was Tallinn/London Zoo founded?
  2. What animal is the emblem of Tallinn Zoo?
  3. When does Tallinn/London Zoo open?
  4. When does Tallinn/ London Zoo close?
  5. On which days is Tallinn/ London Zoo closed?
  6. How much is the entrance fee for an adult inTallinn/ London Zoo?
  7. How much is the entrance fee for a child?
  8. What different parts of the zoo can you visit in Tallinn/London Zoo?
  9. How many different species are there in Tallinn/ London Zoo?
  10. Find Visitor rules and write down one rule which seems to be the most important for you.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

LET`S GO TO THE ZOO

Visit the links about  London and Tallinn Zoo.
 http://www.loomaaed.ee/index.php?nlan=eng
http://www.tourist-information-uk.com/london-zoo.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXUrdtC7180&feature=related
Take a tour and questions will appear soon.

Be ready to answer!

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

THE ROYAL WEDDING

Prince William will marry Kate Middleton on 29 April. The ceremony will take place at am in Westminster Abbey, London.


Prince William is the third eldest grandchild of queen Elisabeth II.
You can watch the ceremony on the Estonian Channel ETV on Friday, 29 April at 11 am.

Visit the following links:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovFwNZHclMk&feature=player_embedded

http://www.officialroyalwedding2011.org/

MY FAMILY TREE

The project is over and you can see  well-prepared works.
I`d like to thank all the students from form 3.

Monday, February 28, 2011

FOOD AND DRINK!

The traditional English breakfast consists of bacon, eggs, mushrooms,sausages, fried bread, baked beans and a cup of coffee. Nowadays, British people is quite busy to have such a rich meal every morning, so they have a bowl of cereals, toast, a glass of juice and a cup of coffee for breakfast.

If you want to know how to make a traditional English breakfast click here:
http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-make-a-traditional-full-english-breakfast

In form 4, students drew and wrote about their breakfast at home.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

VALENTINE`S DAY - 14 FEBRUARY

14 February is important day for those people who want to give a hint that they love, fancy, admire or secretly like somebody. Their valentine cards are either anonymos or funny, and nicknames are often used. The person who recieves the card must guess who it is from.
The most popular presents are red roses, sweets or cuddly toys.
In our school, our students make cards for their schoolmates and teachers. Nice and colourfully decorated cards will be put into the self-created letterboxes which are placed next to the classroom doors. It is always exciting to find out how many friends you have.
glitter-graphics.com

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

BIRDS

In form 6, we read a poem "WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN?" and talked about birds who live all over Europe and in Estonia. Some birds migrate, some birds stay in Estonia for all winter.

Märt and Silver wrote about two bird species.
Here they come!


Eagle
Eagles are big birds of prey. There are 6 species of eagles in Estonia. And there are more than 60 species in Eurasia and Africa. Compared to other birds of prey eagles are bigger and with stronger body-type. Also, they have a bigger peak. Eagles have large hooked peaks like all birds of prey. They also have an extremely keen eyesight. Eagles have strong muscular legs and powerful talons. Eagles build their nests in tall trees or on high cliffs. Larger chick often kills its younger sibling once it has hatched.
Crow
Crows live on all continents except Antarctic and South-America. There are more than 60 species of Crows. It is known that more than 10 species are extinct, and most of them have become extinct because of human activity. In Estonia there are about 5 species of crows. Crows aren’t very demanding for food and place to live. Many crow species have adapted to human activity. Crows are clever birds. Crows drop bread crusts to water, using them as fish bait. Since antiquity Crows are thought to be smart birds. The same goes to the creation of Estonian people.

Written by Märt

Owls are very beautiful birds. Owls are very big and they live in forests. They sleep in a daytime and hunt at night. They eat mice, rabbits, rats, and other little mammals. The smallest owl is an Elf owl. Largest owl is an Eagle owl. Owls can rotate their heads and necks 270 degrees. They have very big eyes and their heads are usually round. They can see very far. Owl`s eggs are usually white.
Ravens are usually town birds but some ravens live in forests, too. Ravens live in North-America, England, Europe and Russia. Ravens are usually black. They eat trash and other stuff what they find in a city. Ravens have black and little bit golden beak. Ravens fight over food, I have seen ravens fighting. In Estonia there lives a common raven also named a northen raven. Common raven lives up to 15 years. Ravens are highly intelligent. In England there are the Tower of London ravens.

Written by Silver


BIRD QUIZ



Do you know bird names? - Yes, of course you know.
But what about bird names in English?
Do a quiz and bring your answers to me.
The names are given here:
swallow lark starling bullfinch raven cuckoo sparrow robin owl crow


We are illustrators.

Form 3 illustrated rhymes.

Saturday, January 22, 2011

GUESTS FROM SWEDEN

On Thursday, 20 January Konguta School hosted our good friends from Sweden – Hans and Göran.
They have done a lot to support our school and students. We greatly thank them for that!
As Great Britan, so Sweden is also a kingdom. It is already a kingdom since more than 1000 years.
The Kingdom of Sweden is ruled by the King Carl XVI Gustaf.

This photo shows the Swedish royal family.





Our students sang a Swedish folk song „Uti Vår Hage“ („Blueberry Land“ in English) which is one of the best-loved folk songs among the Swedes. Hans and Göran said, that they used to sing this song in their childhood and they still like it very much.
Now you can listen to different versions of this song.

Sung by a solo artist:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUY-zznsQs0
Sung by a mixed choir:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQtdC1k9Trk&feature=related
Sung by a vocal group:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z88qapIgOLg&feature=related

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