Last Wednesday, 5th November, we had a very especial visit in 1s ESO B. Liz, Max’s mum, came to the classroom to tell us about Australia. As we were learning about Oceania we had the opportunity to ask her questions about this continent. Liz is from Australia and we learned a lot with her answers. She told us that in Australia there are more kangaroos than people or about Uluru and the Sydney Opera House, among others. We followed the assembly methodology and we recorded a podcast later on. You can click on the link below to listen to it. By the way, the podcast music is a song from the Australian band The Cha Cha Chas called Rock’n’Roll Till I’m Dead. Listen to it till the end as there is a susprise from Melbourne and tune in for more!
Thanks a lot, Liz! It was a pleasure having you here!
Dimecres passat, el dia 5 de novembre, vam rebre una visita molt especial en 1r ESO B. Liz, la mare de Max, va vindre a l’aula a parlar-nos sobre Austràlia. Com que estavem estudiant Oceania, tinguérem l’oportunitat de preguntar-li sobre aquest continent. Liz és d’Austràlia i vam aprendre molt de les seues respostes. Ens va dir que allà hi ha més cangurs que persones i també ens va parlar d’Urulu i de l’Òpera de Sydney, entre d’altres. Vam treballar seguint la metodologia de l’assemblea i després vam enregistrar un podcast. Podeu clicar en l’enllaç per a escoltar-lo. Per cert, la música del podcast és una cançó d’un grup australià, The Cha Cha Chas, anomenada Rock’n’Roll Till I’m Dead. Escolteu-lo fins al final i sentireu una sorpresa arribada directament des de Melbourne!
