31st December 2020: New Year's Eve

As you all know, in Spain we eat twelve grapes at midnight. The actual countdown is primarily followed from the clock on top of  the Correos building in Puerta del Sol square, Madrid. It is traditional to eat twelve grapes, on on each chime of the clock. This tradition has its origins in 1909, when grape growers in Alicante thought of it as a way to cut down on the large production surplus they had had that year. Nowadays the tradition is followed by almost every Spaniard, and the twelve grapes have become synonimous with the New Year. After the clock has finished striking twelve, people greet each other and toast with sparkling wine (such as champagane or cider).

26th December: Boxing Day 2020

Today is Boxing Day. No, it has nothing to do with the sport of fighting with the fists. This is the reason for the name:

A box, usually of earthenware, in which contributions of money were collected at Christmas, by apprentices, etc.; the box being broken when full, and the contents shared.

So, the name Boxing Day derives from the tradition of giving seasonal gifts, on the day after Christmas, to less wealthy people and social inferiors, which was later extended to various workpeople such as labourers and servants.

What if Virgin Mary Had Whatsapp? 2020

THE DIGITAL STORY OF NATIVITY

How would the birth of Jesus be experienced through digital media such as Facebook, Twitter, Amazon...? Have a look at the video below:

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Christmas' Eve Dinner 2020

In Britain, turkey is the traditional dish for Christmas' Eve dinner. Enjoy it!

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Christmas Tube Map 2020

(Reblogged from The Telegraph)

This festive Tube map will make you wish the Underground was open on Christmas Day.

If you look closely at this beautiful map, you will see that a few festive changes have been made. We all love a good alternative Tube map. There's a geographically accurate one, one which shows average house prices at each stop, one which points out the most haunted tube stations and even one which shows you how to climb Everest. 

Now, there's a festive tube map, with excitingly-named stations. How do you feel about We Three Kings Cross St. Pancras? Regent's Park has been re-named Treegent's Park. Oxford Circus is now Boxing Day Circus. Our favourite is Victo-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ria. And Angel has been left out - as it is already festive. They could have bunged a 'Gabriel' on the end.The map was created by a Twitter user named Paul, for us to enjoy during the festivities. He made it to use on his Christmas cards. It's impressive that one man managed to come up with all these different names. Sadly, we cannot use the map on Christmas Day - as the Underground is shut.

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7 O´Clock News / Silent Night 2020

Recorded on August 22nd, 1966, "7 O'Clock News/Silent Night" is the twelfth and final track on "Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme", a 1966 album by Simon and Garfunkel. The track consists of an overdubbing of two contrasting recordings: a simple arrangement of the Christmas carol "Silent Night", and a simulated "7 O'Clock News" bulletin of the actual events of 3 August 1966.

8 Facts about Spain's 'El Gordo' Lottery 2020

The following article was published by PR Newswire on7th December 2010.

'Chacho man', by Sid Lowe

'Chacho man' makes Celta the most fun team to watch in Spain now

Since Eduardo Coudet took over, no one in La Liga has won more, scored more or conceded fewer. It is a new dawn

(Reblogged from The Guardian)

Eduardo Coudet was pissed off, getting angrier and more drunk by the minute. That Rosario Central had been beaten 4-0 in the first leg of the Copa Conmebol final was bad enough, but it was past two in the morning and he was still stuck inside an empty stadium, unable to escape the humiliation, left with nothing to do but dwell on it. That and drink. His name came up with Pablo Sánchez, sent to the anti-doping room together. But however hard they tried, however much beer they downed – and it was a lot – they couldn’t provide a sample. Time passed and Coudet got increasingly agitated: he was going to have them.

This wasn’t the place and certainly wasn’t the time so Sánchez tried to calm him down. Let’s make a promise, he said: if we turn this round, we’ll spend the night inside the ground, our ground. Incredibly, Rosario won the second leg 4-0, claiming their first international trophy on penalties. And, as the players celebrated in the dressing room, preparing to hit the town, Sánchez reminded Coudet they had a promise to fulfil. He went home and came back with a pizza, a torch and a radio. Together they sat in the centre circle wondering why they hadn’t thought up a better promise than this and waiting for the sun to rise, which it always does.

Christmas Carols & Songs 2020

A carol is a song of praise or joy, especially for Christmas. But it is also an old round dance often accompanied by singing.  The word was probably from Old French, derived from Latin choraula, which means "choral song".

Enjoy a selection of traditional Christmas carols and songs in English. Lyrics are included, so you can learn how to sing them!

Merry Christmas 2020

Labor English Zone wishes you the 

Season's Greetings

At Labor English Zone we know what present we want for Christmas!

Encounter of Giants

During these days at the end of the year, a unique astronomical event is taking place with the great conjunction of the planets Jupiter and Saturn that will reach a relative distance of just over 6 arc minutes on the night of December 21. This very close planetary conjunction has not occurred with this closeness since 1623 and the next comparable conjunction will be in 2080. Even with a modest telescope it will be possible to see both planets, the rings of Saturn and the main satellites of both planets in the same visual field. As you know, both planets are low in our night skies at a maximum height of less than 30º and visible at the beginning of the night towards the West.

How can I find Jupiter and Saturn? Jupiter is the brightest “star” in the low western sky in the evening of December, so it is quite easy to find Jupiter. Saturn is fainter than Jupiter, but it is as bright as 1st magnitude star, and shines above Jupiter in early December. Because Jupiter and Saturn fall in a short time in the evening, you can enjoy watching these planets only for a limited time. We recommend that you find Jupiter and Saturn in November or early December.

Advent 2020

What is Advent? (Reblogged from here and here)

The word Advent comes from the Latin word for “arrival”: adventus. The celebration of Advent, whether with wreaths in church or calendars at home, marks the beginning of the Christmas period. It’s one of the major seasons celebrated by most Christian churches in the Western tradition: Roman Catholics, Anglicans, Episcopalians, Lutherans, and many additional Protestant churches mark the roughly month-long period with special observance.

Most Advent calendars start on December 1st, but the actual first day of the Advent season changes every year. In 2020, that day is November 29th. In 2021, it will be November 28th. The final day is the same every year: December 24th, Christmas Eve — though many calendars run through Christmas Day.

The reason for the shifting start date is somewhat straightforward: as celebrated by Christian churches in the Western tradition (as opposed to Eastern Orthodox churches, which keep a different calendar), the season of Advent begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas and is celebrated on each successive Sunday leading up to Christmas.

Once Advent finishes, the 12 days of Christmas start... It is the period that in Christian theology marks the span between the birth of Christ and the coming of the Magi, the three wise men. It begins on December 25 (Christmas) and runs through January 6th (the Epiphany, sometimes also called Three Kings' Day).

Thanksgiving 2020: Thursday 26th November

Thanksgiving Day is a harvest festival celebrated primarily in the United States and Canada. Traditionally, it has been a time to give thanks for a bountiful harvest. While it may have been religious in origin, Thanksgiving is now primarily identified as a secular holiday. It is sometimes casually referred to as Turkey Day.

In Canada, Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the second Monday in October, which is Columbus Day in the United States. In the United States, it falls on the fourth Thursday of November. Since being fixed at the fourth Thursday in November by law in 1941, the holiday in the United States can occur on any date from November 22 to November 28. When it falls on November 22 or 23, it is not the last Thursday, but the penultimate Thursday in November. As it is a Federal holiday, all United States government offices are closed and employees are paid for that day. It is also a holiday for the New York Stock Exchange and most other financial markets and financial services companies.

Nov 19th: International Men's Day

International Men’s Day is recognised on the 19th November, it is marked in around 80 countries worldwide and provides an opportunity to consider some of the issues that may affect men in particular and the ways in which we can support their wellbeing. It also focuses on men’s health, improving gender relations, highlighting male role models, and promoting positive expressions of masculinity. It’s also an opportunity to recognize men who don’t fall into traditional manifestations of masculinity,

It’s generally accepted that men can find it more difficult than women to address issues relating to their physical or mental wellbeing and are less likely to seek help. For example, men are less likely to visit to visit their GP or pharmacy than women (www.menshealthforum.org.uk) and research shows that only 50% of men feel comfortable discussing mental health issues (BITC, Mental Health at Work Report 2017).

International Men’s Day is a great opportunity for you to:

• Highlight some of the social issues than men and boys face
• Make a difference for the men and boys in your community
• Celebrate men and boys in all their diversity
• Have some serious fun

Democracy

Democracy, a poem by Leonard Cohen, read by Neil Gaiman with music by Amanda Palmer and watercolor art by David W. Mack and Olga Nunes.

It’s coming through a hole in the air,
from those nights in Tiananmen Square.
It’s coming from the feel
that this ain’t exactly real,
or it’s real, but it ain’t exactly there.
From the wars against disorder,
from the sirens night and day,
from the fires of the homeless,
from the ashes of the gay:
Democracy is coming to the U.S.A.
It’s coming through a crack in the wall;
on a visionary flood of alcohol;
from the staggering account
of the Sermon on the Mount
which I don’t pretend to understand at all.
It’s coming from the silence
on the dock of the bay,
from the brave, the bold, the battered
heart of Chevrolet:
Democracy is coming to the U.S.A.

Halloween 2020

Labor School Students,

Halloween is approaching and to celebrate it at LaborEnglishZone we give you again a very interesting post on the origins of this holiday.

Have a nice Halloween and enjoy the post!

ESO 1 Remedial Task for ESO 2 Students

 

Dear ESO 2 students,

This is an announcement for those of you who have the subject pending from last year.

In order to pass ESO 1 English, you must complete a set of remedial activities for each term and hand them in to teacher Raquel following this schedule:

Term 1 task (unit 1, unit 2, unit 3): by Tuesday 15^th December.

Term 2 task (unit 4, unit 5, unit 6): by Tuesday 23^rd March.

Term 3 task (unit 7, unit 8, unit 9): by Monday 3^rd May.

You may find the aforementioned activities by clicking on each of the links above. However, as you know, the students concerned have already been provided with a printed copy of every task at school.

Those of you who fail to hand in their homework by the due date must sit an exam in May.

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Daylight Saving Time - Autumn 2020

Daylight saving time (DST)—also summer time in several countries, in British English, and European official terminology—is the practice of advancing clocks so that evenings have more daylight and mornings have less. Typically clocks are adjusted forward one hour near the start of spring and are adjusted backward in autumn.

When DST starts in central Europe, clocks advance from 02:00 CET to 03:00 CEST.  

Though mentioned by Benjamin Franklin in 1784, the modern idea of daylight saving was first proposed in 1895 by and it was first implemented during the First World War. Many countries have used it at various times since then.

Why incompetent people think they're amazing?, by David Dunning

How good are you with money? What about reading people’s emotions? How healthy are you, compared to other people you know? Knowing how our skills stack up against others is useful in many ways. But psychological research suggests that we’re not very good at evaluating ourselves accurately. In fact, we frequently overestimate our own abilities. David Dunning describes the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Lesson by David Dunning, directed by Wednesday Studio, music and sound by Tom Drew.

View full lesson at https://ed.ted.com/lessons/why-incompetent-people-think-they-re-amazing-david-dunning.

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2020/21 Exam Schedule for ESO 2, 3 & 4

Exam schedule for the 2020/21 schoolyear

ESO 2, 3 & 4 Students,

This is your exam schedule for the 2020/21 schoolyear (you can also find a calendar of exams, deadlines and other events at the bottom of this blog):

Please note that all exams and dates are subject to change. PBL's and other tests dates to be confirmed.

DIAGNOSTIC TEST

From 28th September to 2nd October

1st Term

UNIT 1

From 19th to 23rd October

UNIT 2

From 3rd to 6th November

UNIT 3

From 30 November to 4th December

ESO 1 Summer 2020 Remedial Task

Dear ESO 1 Students,

Here is your 2020 summer remedial assignment:

•You should solve the activities of the first 6 'Self Check' pages that you will find at the end of every unit of your Workbook.
•You should also complete the first two revision sections found at the end of every three units in your student's book: review A (units 1, 2, 3), review B (units 4, 5, 6).
• Besides, you should also revise the first 40 irregular verbs found on the appendix of your Student's book.
•You should also revise the Student’s Book’s activities we’ve done in class all along the year, as well as those given in photocopies.

Use an A-4 sized notebook to copy the formulation or wording of every activity and underline their key words. Then, translate that wording into Galician/Spanish and solve the activities.

This assignment is NOT COMPULSORY. You do not need to hand in your homework as it will NOT ADD ANY POINTS AT ALL TO YOUR SEPTEMBER MARK. However, I would like to advise you to prepare these activities if you want to be successful in your September remedial exams.

This is your English exams schedule for September 2020:

•Tuesday 1st September, 16:00 - 17:15 - ESO 1 Previous Year Remedial Test.

•Wednesday 2nd September, 10:15 - 11:30 - ESO 1  Remedial Test.

IMPORTANT: FACE MASKS WILL BE MANDATORY.

Should you have any queries, please, email me at labor.teacher@gmail.com.

Kind regards,

Raquel

ESO 2, 3 & 4 Summer 2020 Remedial Task

ESO 2, 3, & 4 Students,

Here is your 2020 summer remedial assignment. Download these files and complete them on your PC. Please try to use LFCA (long, full, complete answers) as often as possible and do your best: spare no effort!

If you have any queries or doubts or if you have trouble downloading these files, please e-mail me. I'll try and reach out to you as soon as possible.

ESO 2 Unit 1
ESO 2 Unit 2
ESO 2 Unit 3
ESO 2 1st Term Reinforcement
ESO 2 1st Term Audio
ESO 2 Unit 4
ESO 2 Unit 5
ESO 2 Unit 6
ESO 2 2nd Term Reinforcement
ESO 2 2nd Term Audio

ESO 3 Unit 1
ESO 3 Unit 2
ESO 3 Unit 3
ESO 3 1st Term Reinforcement
ESO 3 1st Term Audio
ESO 3 Unit 4
ESO 3 Unit 5
ESO 3 Unit 6
ESO 3 2nd Term Reinforcement
ESO 3 2nd Term Audio

ESO 4 Unit 1
ESO 4 Unit 2

ESO 4 Unit 3

ESO 4 1st Term Reinforcement
ESO 4 1st Term Audio
ESO 4 Unit 4

ESO 4 Unit 5

ESO 4 Unit 6

ESO 4 2nd Term Reinforcement
ESO 4 2nd Term Audio

This assignment is NOT MANDATORY. You do not need to submit your homework as it will NOT ADD ANY POINTS AT ALL TO YOUR SEPTEMBER MARK. However, we would like to advise you to prepare these activities if you want to be successful in your September remedial exams.

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This is your English exams schedule for September 2020:

• Tuesday 1st September, 9:00 - 10:15 - ESO 4 Remedial Test.
• Tuesday 1st September, 16:00 - 17:15 - ESO 1, ESO 2 and ESO 3 Previous Years Remedial Tests.
• Wednesday 2nd September, 10:15 - 11:30 - ESO 1 and ESO 2 Remedial Test.
• Thursday 3rd September, 10:15 - 11:30 - ESO 3 Remedial Test.

IMPORTANT: FACE MASKS WILL BE MANDATORY.

Have a very nice summer and... good luck!

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ESO 1: Farewell

Dear ESO 1 students,

According to the schedule conceived three months ago to provide you with some online  English practice, you still had to hand in one last file regarding the revision of units 4, 5 and 6. However, after having already received individual revision files from those units, I feel it would be redundant for you to complete reinforcement activities again.

In light of this, I’m glad to inform you that your online English practice has come to an end… at least for now.

As we won’t have the opportunity for a proper face to face farewell, I must say it was a pleasure to be your teacher this year. You’ve been such a nice group of hardworking students and better human beings. I’m looking forward to seeing each other in September, hopefully in a better scenario, where in-class teaching will take the lead again.

Please, find the answers for unit 6 activities by clicking on the link below.

ESO 1: unit 6 answers

Safely enjoy your summer time, since you deserve it. All the best,

Raquel


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ESO 1: Unit 6 revision (Monday 8th June - Sunday 14th June)

Dear ESO 1 students,

You will find your Unit 6 tasks by clicking on the link below:

ESO 1: unit 6 activities

You must download the file and solve the activities on your computer. Then, you have to send that file back to me at labor.teacher@gmail.com.

Do not send me any photographs of your notebooks or workbooks. Just return a doc. or a pdf. file to me once you have solved it. Remember to identify your file before sending it back to me.

You must identify your file as follows:

Class_Number_Name_1stSurname_unit6 - Example: 1A_1_Alejandra_Alcañiz_unit6

The deadline will be Sunday 14th June (as I will be publishing the answers on Monday). No files will be admitted after the deadline.

The correct answers to this task will be published next Monday 15th June.

By cliking on the link below, you will find the answers to the previous week activities:

ESO 1: unit 5 answers

This is our schedule:

Week 1: Unit 1 revision; Monday 27th April - Sunday 3rd May   👍
Week 2: Unit 2 revision; Monday 4th May - Sunday 10th May    👍
Week 3: Unit 3 revision; Monday 11th May - Sunday 17th May  👍
Week 4: Units 1-3 reinforcement; Monday 18th May - Sunday 24th May 👍

Week 5: Unit 4 revision; Monday 25th May - Sunday 31st May 👍
Week 6: Unit 5 revision; Monday 1st June - Sunday 7th June   👍
Week 7: Unit 6 revision; Monday 8th June - Sunday 14th June
Week 8: Units 4-6 reinforcement; Monday 15th June - Sunday 21st June

Stay safe and take care. All the best!

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ESO 2, 3 & 4: WEEK 8 - 2ndTerm Reinforcement

ESO 2, 3, 4 Students,

We're almost done!! This is the last week!!

These are your week 8 tasks: 2nd Term (units 4, 5 & 6) reinforcement tasks.

Please DOWNLOAD THE FILES posted below and solve them on your computer (if you aren't able to download them on your computer, try a different one or on a tablet; don't download them on your mobile phone: it won't work properly). Don't try and open them without downloading them first!

PLEASE USE A DIFFERENT FONT COLOUR AND/OR BOLD TYPE TO SOLVE THEM.

Then, you will have to send that file back to me at labor.teacher@gmail.com.

IMPORTANT: This week you will also have to DOWNLOAD AN AUDIO FILE; download the ZIP file and extract its contents (an mp3 file) on to your computer. Then listen to it as many times as necessary to answer the listening comprehension activities.

When you sit down to work on these tasks, make sure you have your Student's Book on your table or desk: in order to solve the activities, you will need to revise the vocabulary, grammar and irregular verbs sections you will find in your workbook. All these activities are planned so that you do a little bit every weekday. Don't try and do them all in just one go!

Do not send me any photographs of your notebooks or workbooks. Just return a *.pdf file to me once you have solved it. REMEMBER TO IDENTIFY YOUR FILE before sending it back.

Just in case, if you have any trouble, click on this link to convert to your files to *.pdf format online.

YOU MUST IDENTIFY YOUR FILE AS FOLLOWS:

Class_Number_Name_1stSurname.pdf
Example: 4A_1_Alfonso_Carballo.pdf

The deadline will be Saturday 13th June.

No files will be admitted after the deadline.

Click on the links below to DOWNLOAD your tasks for week 8 (end Term (units 4, 5 and 6) revision and reinforcement; Sunday 7th - Saturday 13th June).

Don't forget to download last week's correct answers and check if your own were correct.
I'll be happy to solve any doubts you have.

ESO 2 2nd Term Reinforcement
ESO 2 2nd Term Audio

ESO 3 2nd Term Reinforcement
ESO 3 2nd Term Audio

ESO 4 2nd Term Reinforcement
ESO 4 2nd Term Audio

ESO 2 Unit 6 Answers

ESO 3 Unit 6 Answers

ESO 4 Unit 6 Answers

This is our schedule:

Week 1: Unit 1 revision; Sunday 19th April - Saturday 25th April                  ü

Week 2: Unit 2 revision; Sunday 26th April - Saturday 2nd May                    ü

Week 3: Unit 3 revision; Sunday 3rd May - Saturday 9th May                        ü

Week 4: Units 1-3 reinforcement; Sunday 10th May - Saturday 16th May      ü

Week 5: Unit 4 revision; Sunday 17th May - Saturday 23rd May                    ü

Week 6: Unit 5 revision; Sunday 24th May - Saturday 30th May                    ü
Week 7: Unit 6 revision; Sunday 31st May - Saturday 6th June                       ü

Week 8: Units 4-6 reinforcement; Sunday 7th June - Saturday 13th June.

Stay safe and take care. All the best!

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ESO 1: Unit 5 revision (Monday 1st June - Sunday 7th June)

Dear ESO1 students,

You will find your Unit 5 tasks by clicking on the link below:

ESO1: unit 5 activities

You must download the file and solve the activities on your computer. Then, you have to send that file back to me at labor.teacher@gmail.com.

Do not send me any photographs of your notebooks or workbooks. Just return a doc. or a pdf. file to me once you have solved it. Remember to identify your file before sending it back to me.

You must identify your file as follows:

Class_Number_Name_1stSurname_unit5 - Example: 1A_1_Alejandra_Alcañiz_unit5

The deadline will be Sunday 7th June (as I will be publishing the answers on Monday). No files will be admitted after the deadline.

The correct answers to this task will be published next Monday 8th June.

By cliking on the link below, you will find the answers to the previous week activities:

ESO 1: unit 4 answers

This is our schedule:

Week 1: Unit 1 revision; Monday 27th April - Sunday 3rd May   👍
Week 2: Unit 2 revision; Monday 4th May - Sunday 10th May    👍
Week 3: Unit 3 revision; Monday 11th May - Sunday 17th May  👍
Week 4: Units 1-3 reinforcement; Monday 18th May - Sunday 24th May 👍

Week 5: Unit 4 revision; Monday 25th May - Sunday 31st May 👍
Week 6: Unit 5 revision; Monday 1st June - Sunday 7th June
Week 7: Unit 6 revision; Monday 8th June - Sunday 14th June
Week 8: Units 4-6 reinforcement; Monday 15th June - Sunday 21st June

Stay safe and take care. All the best!

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ESO 2, 3 & 4: Unit 6 revision tasks

ESO 2, 3, 4 Students,

These are your UNIT 6 REVISION tasks.

You must DOWNLOAD THE FILES posted below and you will have to solve them on your computer (if you aren't able to download them on your computer, try a different one or on a tablet; don't download them on your mobile phone: it won't work properly). Don't try and open them without downloading them first!

PLEASE USE A DIFFERENT FONT COLOUR AND/OR BOLD TYPE TO SOLVE THEM.

Then, you have to send that file back to me at labor.teacher@gmail.com.

When you sit down to work on these tasks, make sure you have your student's book on your table or desk: in order to solve them, you will need to revise the vocabulary, grammar and irregular verbs sections you will find in your workbook. All these activities are planned so that you do a little bit every weekday. Don't try and do them all in just one go!

Do not send me any photographs of your notebooks or workbooks. Just return a *.pdf file (as many of you have trouble sending *.doc files and every word processor can convert an *.odt, *.doc, *.docx or *.mht to pdf format easily and swiftly) to me once you have solved it. REMEMBER TO IDENTIFY YOUR FILE before sending it back to me.

Just in case, if you have any trouble, click on this link to convert to your files to *.pdf format online.

YOU MUST IDENTIFY YOUR FILE AS FOLLOWS:

Class_Number_Name_1stSurname.pdf
Example: 4A_1_Alfonso_Carballo.pdf

The deadline will be Saturday 6th June (as I will be publishing the answers and reinforcement activities for units 4-5-6 on Sunday 7th).

No files will be admitted after the deadline.

Click on the links below to DOWNLOAD your tasks for week 7 (unit 6 revision, Sunday 31st May - Saturday 6th June).

Don't forget to download last week's correct answers and check if your own were correct.
I'll be happy to solve any doubts you have.

ESO 2 Unit 6

ESO 3 Unit 6

ESO 4 Unit 6

ESO 2 Unit 5 Answers

ESO 3 Unit 5 Answers

ESO 4 Unit 5 Answers

The correct answers to Unit 6 tasks will be published next Sunday 7th June.

This is our schedule:

Week 1: Unit 1 revision; Sunday 19th April - Saturday 25th April                  ü

Week 2: Unit 2 revision; Sunday 26th April - Saturday 2nd May                    ü

Week 3: Unit 3 revision; Sunday 3rd May - Saturday 9th May                        ü

Week 4: Units 1-3 reinforcement; Sunday 10th May - Saturday 16th May      ü

Week 5: Unit 4 revision; Sunday 17th May - Saturday 23rd May                    ü

Week 6: Unit 5 revision; Sunday 24th May - Saturday 30th May                    ü

Week 7: Unit 6 revision; Sunday 31st May - Saturday 6th June

Week 8: Units 4-6 reinforcement; Sunday 7th June - Saturday 13th June.

Stay safe and take care. All the best!

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ESO 1: Unit 4 revision (Monday 25th May - Sunday 31st May)

Dear ESO1 students,

Congratulations, you've reached the equator!

You will find your Unit 4 tasks by clicking on the link below:

ESO 1: unit 4 activities

You must download the file and solve the activities on your computer. Then, you have to send that file back to me at labor.teacher@gmail.com.

Do not send me any photographs of your notebooks or workbooks. Just return a doc. or a pdf. file to me once you have solved it. Remember to identify your file before sending it back to me.

You must identify your file as follows:

Class_Number_Name_1stSurname_units1-3 - Example: 1A_1_Alejandra_Alcañiz_units 1-3

The deadline will be Sunday 31st May (as I will be publishing the answers on Monday). No files will be admitted after the deadline.

The correct answers to this task will be published next Monday 1st June.

By cliking on the link below, you will find the answers to the previous week activities:

ESO 1: units1-3 revision

This is our schedule:

Week 1: Unit 1 revision; Monday 27th April - Sunday 3rd May   👍
Week 2: Unit 2 revision; Monday 4th May - Sunday 10th May    👍
Week 3: Unit 3 revision; Monday 11th May - Sunday 17th May  👍
Week 4: Units 1-3 reinforcement; Monday 18th May - Sunday 24th May 👍

Week 5: Unit 4 revision; Monday 25th May - Sunday 31st May
Week 6: Unit 5 revision; Monday 1st June - Sunday 7th June
Week 7: Unit 6 revision; Monday 8th June - Sunday 14th June
Week 8: Units 4-6 reinforcement; Monday 15th June - Sunday 21st June

Stay safe and take care. All the best!

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