VIDEO: BEYOND CONSUMERISM

Video warm up for Unit 3 of 1st BAC lesson on Consumerism.

AT, IN, ON: PREPOSTIONS FOR PLACE

 

+info: AT, IN, ON: PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

FOOD & FRUIT IDIOMS (+ extra BREAD & BUTTER)

 

PREPOSITIONS IN, ON, AT WITH TRANSPORT & PLACES

 

More info about these prepositions HERE.

THE MEANING OF THE RAINBOW FLAG

EXCHANGE 2023-24: BACK FROM KRONBERG

All 42 students at Victoria Park in Kronberg on the first day.

We have just arrived from our 8-day exchange trip to Kronberg im Taunus. Our 20 Spanish students have met and lived together with their German partners and have enjoyed it a lot. Happy to have had the experience and looking forward to meeting again in the second part when the German students will be visiting A Coruña. That will be next March.

In this post we include some group photos, but coming up we'll include the different chapters of our visit day by day. So check up the previous posts...

The 20 Spanish students at Kronberg.

The whole group and teachers at the Eiserner pedestrial bridge with the Mainhattan skyline behind.

The whole group and teachers in front of Frankfurt City Hall at Romerberg.

Follow what we did during each of the days of our stay on the previous posts to this one or by clicking on the label Kron23.

EXCHANGE 2023-24 / Monday 6th Nov., SCHLOSSHOTEL KRONBERG REVISITED (Teacher's visit)

 On our last morning in Kronberg, we had time to revisit the Schlosshotel in Kronberg, a beautiful building and surroundings with lots of history. 

More info on the Schlosshotel and its history here.

Link here to our first visit to the Schlosshotel-Kronberg in 2019

In the afternoon all students had a farewell barbecue at the school gardens, but unfortunately we forgot to take photos of it. Later it was time to pack our suitcases and get ready to come back. But we all had a good time and enjoyed it! 

EXCHANGE 2023-24 / Sunday 5th Nov., DAY TRIP TO MAINZ (Teacher's visit)

On Sunday, teachers visited the city of Mainz, at the place where the river Main meets the Rhin. Mainz is the capital of Rhineland-Palatinate, so it's a different länder or state than Frankfurt, which belongs to Hesse. Mainz has a Roman origin. More info of the city here.

Mainzer Dom, the city's cathedral

Another attraction of the city are the stained glass at the reconstructed Saint Stephan's church, created by Marc Chagall.

More info here.