CERRADO DE MOMENTO
Este curso escolar 2014/2015 empiezo una nueva aventura con una tutoría de 2º de Primaria. Junto a ellos hemos creado un nuevo blog: http://segundodeprimariavalsequillo.blogspot.com.es/
En cuanto a este blog, pueden seguir usando los recursos que se encuentran en él puesto que seguirá siendo público, pero no actualizaré los enlaces ni añadiré nada nuevo.
Si en algún momento necesitan o quieren que actualice algo, me pueden mandar un correo a : valsequilloclil@gmail.com y estaré encantada de echarles una mano.
Saludos a tod@s!
En cuanto a este blog, pueden seguir usando los recursos que se encuentran en él puesto que seguirá siendo público, pero no actualizaré los enlaces ni añadiré nada nuevo.
Si en algún momento necesitan o quieren que actualice algo, me pueden mandar un correo a : valsequilloclil@gmail.com y estaré encantada de echarles una mano.
Saludos a tod@s!
Showing posts with label EASTER. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EASTER. Show all posts
Friday, April 11, 2014
Happy Easter song
Happyeaster by valsequillo
Here comes the Easter Bunny
Hop, hop, bunny
Here comes the Easter Bunny, say hello!
(repeat)
Happy Easter (hop.hop)
Happy Easter (clap, clap)
Happy Easter (hop,hop,hop)
Let's practice:
Easter Eggs
The Easter Bunny
an Easter Basket
good job!
Easter Egg Hunt
a Chocolate Bunny
Jelly Beans
Ok!
Here comes the Easter Bunny
Hop, hop, bunny
Here comes the Easter Bunny, say hello!
(repeat)
Happy Easter (hop.hop)
Happy Easter (clap, clap)
Happy Easter (hop,hop,hop)
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
HOT CROSS BUNS
Hot Cross buns have long been a symbol of Good Friday. Today they are sold in bake shops and supermarket bakeries throughout the Easter season. Each bun has an icing cross on top to signify the crucifixion.
In England, they were once sold by street vendors who advertised their wares with cries of "Hot Cross Buns! "Hot Cross Buns!"
Their street cries became a nursery rhyme....
Hot cross buns
Hot cross buns
One a penny
Two a penny
Hot cross buns
If you have no daughters
Give them to your sons
One a penny
Two a penny
Hot cross buns
In England, they were once sold by street vendors who advertised their wares with cries of "Hot Cross Buns! "Hot Cross Buns!"
Their street cries became a nursery rhyme....
Hot cross buns
Hot cross buns
One a penny
Two a penny
Hot cross buns
If you have no daughters
Give them to your sons
One a penny
Two a penny
Hot cross buns
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
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