"I´M A LITTLE LEPRECHAUN"

This year on March 17 was a very special day in Zeneta.

There is a video of a Black Theatre Representation made by children in the 3rd year of the CEIP “Sagrado Corazón” of Zeneta to celebrate Saint Patrick´s day. After the representation, the children could taste typical products of Ireland, where the kings were  blueberries, of course.

For the celebration of this special day, the school was filled with Shamrock, Leprenchauns and other Irish symbols made by children themselves, and lots of Celtic music. During that week, the religion teacher was commissioned to tell us  the legend of St. Patrick, and Science teachers  explained to us many things of  this rainy and green country.

The text of the play was written by the children in English lessons. "I´m a little Leprenchaun" is made with the technique of black theatre. The song was written by the music teacher, who dedicated his classes to rehearse the song with the children.

It was a hard work but a beautiful one.

         I hope you enjoy it ¡¡¡¡¡

A Peter Peter le encanta cultivar todo tipo de vegetales en su granja.
A ver si eres capaz de encontrar al menos 5. Os doy una pista, uno
de ellos es el que da nombre a este blog, el resto los tendrás que
encontrar tú, ¡y rápido! que el tiempo se acaba...

PETER PETER LETTER SOAP

FIND THE VEGETABLES

AQUÍ OS DEJO UNA ACTIVIDAD MUY DIVERTIDA

PETER - PETER ESTÁ HECHO UN LÍO
TENÉIS QUE AYUDARLE A ENCONTRAR LOS VEGETALES

¿SABRÉIS HACERLO?


FIND THE VEGETABLES

Hello children ¡¡¡


Bienvenidos a mi nuevo blog, en el que encontraréis canciones, juegos y muchas actividades interesantes y divertidas para aprender inglés.
Aquí os dejo la primera. Se trata de la canción que da nombre al blog: "Peter Peter pumpkin eater". Espero que os guste.

NURSERY RHYME: 


The term nursery rhyme is used for "traditional" poems for young children in Britain and many other countries, but usage only dates from the 19th century and in North America the older ‘Mother Goose Rhymes’ is still often used.


The lyrics of the "Peter Peter pumpkin eater" rhyme originate not in Europe, but in America. This rhyme is has become known to British children only in recent years as for most British children it has only just become clear exactly what a pumpkin is! As it is not indigenous to the British shores the vast majority of the British population have never eaten pumpkin! The American tradition of dressing up for Halloween (and the subsequent use of the pumpkin for making lanterns) together with 'Trick or Treat' has only reached our shores a few years ago.

 

            Music composed and performed by Pedro Gambín


Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater;
Had a wife, and couldn't keep her;
He put her in a pumpkin shell,
And there he kept her very well.

Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater;
Had another and didn't love her;
Peter learned to read and spell,
And then he loved her very well.





The lirycs of this version 
of the rhyme has been extracted 
from "The Little Mother Goose"(1912)