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Ready to master the past? Here is a quick, fun summary of how to use the Past Simple and Past Continuous like a pro storyteller!
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Ready to master the past? Here is a quick, fun summary of how to use the Past Simple and Past Continuous like a pro storyteller!
This week we learned all about Mardi Gras. We
looked at colourful photos and short videos of the festival, and we also
listened to a fun song: “Dancing at the
Mardi Gras” (The Kiboomers Preschool
Songs & Nursery Rhymes for Circle Time). The children loved moving and
dancing along while learning about the celebration.
Then it was time to get creative! The children
painted their very own Mardi Gras masks, using lots of bright colours and a
little bit of glitter. There were big smiles, messy hands and lots of fun –
just like a real carnival! ![]()
Mardi Gras is all about music, dancing and joy,
and our classroom became a little festival of its own. Well done, everyone –
your masks are fabulous! ![]()
Brrr… it’s cold! Or is it sunny and hot? Our little learners have been finding out in English!
This week our three-year-olds started a new
topic: clothes. We used a big poster with the question “What do you wear
when…?” and two sections: when it’s cold and when it’s hot.
The children took turns choosing a clothing
picture and deciding where it belongs. Is a coat for hot weather… or cold
weather? They loved coming up to the poster and sticking the pictures in the
right place!
We also sang fun clothes songs like “Put On
Your Boots” (Super Simple Songs). There was lots of singing, moving and
pretending to get dressed. 🎶👢
Learning at this age is all about play, action
and smiles. And we had plenty of those! The children are doing a fantastic job
learning new words in English. Well done, everyone! 👏
In first grade, learning about plants is hands-on, visual, and rooted in curiosity. Young learners explore basic ideas such as what plants need to grow, the main parts of a plant (roots, stem, leaves, and flowers), and how plants help living things.
To show their understanding, students engage in creative modelling using play dough during science class. By shaping roots, stems, leaves, and flowers, children turn abstract ideas into something concrete and meaningful. This playful approach allows learners to demonstrate understanding through action, and build fine motor skills at the same time. Modelling with play dough makes learning visible and fun.
We are so excited to announce that we have started our preparations for Peace Day!
At our school, we believe that peace is something we build together every day, and what better way to celebrate it than through music and dance?
HANDS ON THE SECOND TRIMESTER 2025-26!!!!
Let´s start this second trimester which means a new beginning, new adventures, friendships and new challenges and festivities to celebrate👏...."The slate is clean and anything can happen".
NICE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, REST WELL😊
Tomorrow will be the day when we´ll be enjoying our so appreciated Christmas holidays. During this last and very long week, we have had many different activities in our school. With this post, we want to desire Happy Christmas and Happy New 2026 for all the educative members, students and families from Nuestra Señora del Villar.
The holidays are coming! And before the sweets take over, here are a few reminders for everyone at school. In grade one, “We know what to do, follow our advice, it helps a lot!”
🍎Eat well
🏃Move a little and enjoy your free time: Walk, dance, stretch... every exercise counts.
💤🛌Get some sleep: and 🌄Relax a bit.
🤗🫂Be kind: This season is for sharing, not fighting over the last cookie.. and 🧼🪥remember your hygiene habits!
And that’s it! Enjoy December without losing your balance… or your good mood.
This December, our amazing 5th graders are unwrapping the magic of learning with a festive Christmas Calendar Challenge! 🎁📚
Today’s surprise? After watching a video where a member of our school community asks a question about simple school aspects, students will have to write the answer on a piece of paper and put it back in the green envelope. 💬🤔 This activity sparks curiosity and strengthens the bond between students and the entire education community. ❤️
✅ Promotes active listening
✅ Encourages critical thinking
✅ Builds connection and collaboration
We’re so proud of their enthusiasm and creativity! 🌟 🎅
Teaching kids how to tell time can be challenging, but turning it into a hands-on activity makes it exciting and memorable. This DIY Paper Clock Craft is perfect for 5th graders—it combines creativity with practical learning.