Heroic Ants Game. Philip II.

How much do you remember about the lesson on Philip II? Try this game and find out.
Throw an ant across the yard and see how far he goes. Try to set a personal record.
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Wild Taxi Game. Charles V.

How much do you remember about the lesson on Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor? Try this game and find out.
Drive as fast as possible and go as far as you can without crashing your cab into other cars which are on the road.
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Migrations. Matching Game

Drag the squares in the gray area and drop them in the matching squares in the blue area below.
If you drop a square in the correct spot, it will disappear.
If you make a mistake, the square will return to its original spot.
Good luck!


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Human Migrations Test. The Leaping Frog

Here's a game to revise the CLIL unit on Human Migrations. Read carefully and choose the best answer to play. Wrong answers will make you skip your turn.
Click your mouse or press the spacebar to jump from one leaf to another.

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The reign of Philip II of Spain

Welcome to the Empire on which the sun never sets

The reign of PHILIP II

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Charles V. Holy Roman Emperor

Flashback to 16th century Europe. This guy could have gone down on history as the grandson of the Catholic Monarchs an Emperor Maximilian, but he became much more. Here's what you need to know about Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor.

Emperor Charles V

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Lesson On The Tertiary Sector

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TERTIARY SECTOR

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Human Migrations Lesson

Here's the lesson on human migrations for CLIL teachers and students. Find the glossary in the blog entry "Human Migrations. Vocabulary".

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HUMAN MIGRATION. CAUSES

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Spelling Bee

The Spelling Bee is a US website that will help you improve your spelling and learn new words. Click on the link, choose your grade level, write your name and follow the instructions. You will hear full sentences and you must fill in the gaps. If you can't recognize the word at first try, click on the question mark sign for help. Don't forget to check your score once you've finished.
Check it out!



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Domo Animation. Make your own movies

Domo Animation is a website that allows you to create your own films easily and embed them into websites. It's intuitive and fun, besides it has lots of characters, backgrounds and effects. First, you need to sign up providing an e-mail address and then, verify your account. Once it is validated you can start making your own movies.
The website includes a tutorial for beginners. Do you fancy visiting the site?

This short video introduces us to the project the students of Rincón de Soto are going to publish soon.

DomoNation.com: PILC Introduction by PilarDBD


Like it? Create your own at DomoNation.com. It's free and fun!

Making gifs

Would you like to create gifs and embed them on forums, websites or social networks? Click on this link. It's easy and fast.




Gif Creator

Revise parts of the body and accesories

Avatars are very popular on the internet. Do you use an avatar in forums, blogs or social networks? Remember it's important to protect to privacy on the net, so don't upload your photos. Why don't you create different avatars with these sites? They are fun and they will help you learn vocabulary about body parts or accessories. Check them!




Face your manga

Simpsonize yourself

Avatar Creator
Doppel me

Stop and Learn English: Football Player Positions

The Euro 2012 is about to end. Who will be the winner? Spain or Italy? We can learn about football terminology thanks to this link from the blog Stop and Learn English. Check it! It's worth the visit.

Stop and Learn English: Football Player Positions

Ted-Ed. Lessons Worth Sharing

Ted-Ed. Lessons Worth Sharing

Today I'd like to introduce you to this website, highly recommendable for teachers involved in bilingual projects. Besides, it's worth the visit if you are an English teacher looking for listening comprehension exercises. Ted Ed site offers videos about topics that can be found in the curriculum of several subjects. Plus, each video features a comprehension quiz, writing prompts and the chance to create your own lesson. But that's not all, teachers who sign up can make their own lessons from any youtube video. A fantastic tool for learners and teachers, a great resource for PILC and CLIL lessons.



Ted-d Video Tutorial

Video Logs

Some internet users have video logs and they update them regularly. There is a wide variety of video logs and of course, we can find a good buch of them for English learners. Here's a compilation you might want to save in your favourites tool bar.

Voice of America

American English and much more with captioned news and features. Stories are read one-third slower than regular VOA English. You can also read, listen and learn with daily MP3s and texts at voaspecialenglish.com

BBC Learning English

Idioms, vocabulary, news, entertainment and much more.

Kids Online English Learning

Vocabulary, grammar patterns and conversations for young learners of English as a second language.

E F Pod English

Five-minute podcasts with lessons for beginners, elementary and advanced students.

Real English

Short videos with free lessons on realenglish.com

English with Jennifer

Grammar, vocabulary, idioms and pronunciation. 

The Daily English Show

Videos and scripts for students and teachers.

International Book and Copyright Day

On 23rd April, we celebrate World Book and Copyright Day. Its origins are found in Spain because Cervantes died on this date, as well as Shakespeare and other writers. Later, the UNESCO declared 23rd April as a day to promote reading and publishing. In the UK, World Book Day is celebrated in early March, so that it doesn't clash with Easter holidays and students can properly celebrate it at school with their Language and Literature teachers. Here I'm suggesting you some interesting websites where you can read and create stories online, or even download books legally. So enjoyable!



                           Storybird. Make art-inspired stories to read, share and print

EFL Shorts. Serial stories and reading comprehension activities

Books Should Be Free. Free audio books from the public domain

Project Gutenberg. Free e-books

Interesting Online Resources for English Learning

Hi! How is it going? I have researched and collected a series of resources to learn English that you will surely enjoy. Here below, you can click on the links and you will be redirected to fabulous sites with flashcards, games, exercises and info. Highly recommendable not only for students, but also for teachers and people involved in bilingual education. Science, history, maths... There are wonderful resources here. Have a look at this compilation. I hope you will find it useful.



Playcomic. Secondary Education

La Motxilla, CEIP Diputació

Brain Nook. Maths and English Games

Zona CLIL

The Problem Site

Andalucía's Education Board

Colour your English. First Year of Secondary Education

Lesson Plans for Teachers

Elementary English for the 1st, the 2nd and the 3rd year of Primary Education

English for Primary Students and Teachers

Useful Links

In Spanish for Newbies

Mansion Inglés

Aula Fácil

In English

Vocabulary And Games for Beginners

English Page

English As A Second Language Lab

On-line Practice and Learning

Daily Grammar

Instant Lessons