Story: The snowman

Joy to the world

London, capital of England

We show an exhibition on monuments in London made in our school.

DIWALI: a festivity from South Asia

Halloween in our school

Halloween 2012 on PhotoPeach

HALLOWEEN CROSSWORDS

Seasons and months of the year

A game about London and Olympic Games

A tale: The princess and the frog

The finger family song

A song for small children

Eurovision 2012: Sweden is the winner with "Euphoria"

About Red Pollard (a jockey)

 Some data about a jockey and his horse:

John "Red" M. Pollard (October 27, 1909 – March 7, 1981) was a Canadian thoroughbred horse racing jockey.

Red Pollard was the grandson of immigrant Michael Pollard, who came from Ireland in 1850. He had also been blinded in his right eye early in his career, by a stray rock kicked up by another horse during a training ride on a crowded track; it hit his skull and damaged the vision center of his brain. At that time, few jockeys actually wore helmets to prevent just such accidents

Pollard rode at racetracks in the United States and is best known for riding Seabiscuit (a small horse).



Seabiscuit and Red Pollard



Beatles song

HUMOUR: Let's have a fun with MR.BEAN IN THE LIBRARY

Mr. Bean : The Library

Titanic and original photos

Make a JUMPY RABBIT. It's amazing!

Some monuments of London

Tower bridge

Buckingam Palace

Big Ben and The Houses of Parlament








The Tower of London

English for children (games and listenings)
Easy and fun

Exercises and games about jobs

Gummy bear song

Listening