EDUCACIÓ INFANTIL
COMPARTIM EL TEMPS A P3
La setmana vinent, els Fredolics i els Rovellons, iniciarem el treball d’un
nou objectiu de “COMPARTIM EL TEMPS”:
ESTIMULAR EL LLENGUATGE I LA COMUNICACIÓ
Us demanarem la vostra col·laboració per tal de realitzar l’activitat
compartida família-escola que us detallem en una circular que
s’entregarà avui divendres 10 de març.
El conte, amb el nom i cognom del nen/a, el portaran el dilluns 12 de
març i el 19 de març, segons digui la circular que us donarem. El conte
es quedarà al col·legi uns dies fins que s’acabi l’activitat. Gràcies per la
vostra col·laboració
TREBALLEM EL FONS MARÍ
Els nens i nenes de la classe dels Mussols i dels Pica-soques aquestes
setmanes estem aprenent molt sobre els animals marins, on viuen,
com és desplacen, com s’alimenten, com neixen, etc.
Per continuar treballant i investigant sobre aquest tema ús demanem que
el proper dilluns dia 12-03-18 al mati, ens feu arribar una imatge o
fotografia d’un animal marí acompanyada d’un petit comentari que ajudi
al vostre fill/a a explicar aquesta informació a la resta dels seus
companys/es.
També podeu portar contes, llibres, joguines, animalets de peluix,
pel·lícules en CD, tot allò que faci referencia al fons marí.
Moltes gràcies per la vostra col·laboració!!!
EDUCACIÓ PRIMÀRIA
AMPOLLES D’AIGUA DE PLÀSTIC BUIDES
Els alumnes del CI (1r i 2n) han de portar per la setmana vinent dues
ampolles de plàstic buides (grans o petites), per fer una manualitat a la
classe de plàstica.
Moltes gràcies per la vostra col·laboració!
XERRADA HIGIENE BUCODENTAL A 1r EP
El proper dijous 15 de març al matí, un grup d’infermeres ens faran una
xerrada a l’escola, sobre la higiene dental i hàbits saludables.
PROVES DIAGNÒSTIQUES A 3r.
D’acord amb la Llei d'Educació de Catalunya i amb la legislació vigent, els
propers dies, de dilluns 12 a dijous 15, es passaran les proves
diagnòstiques a l’alumnat de 3r. Aquestes proves avaluen la
competència matemàtica i la competència comunicativa lingüística a
Català i Castellà.
Les proves es realitzaran en les sessions d’abans del pati ja que aquestes
hores permeten una major concentració per part dels alumnes.
L’avaluació diagnòstica té caràcter orientador i formatiu per als centres.
No determina, per tant, l’expedient acadèmic individual de l’alumnat.
Els resultats de la prova, conjuntament amb altres indicadors, ajuden els
centres a analitzar, valorar i reorientar, si cal, la pràctica docent per
assolir les competències i els aprenentatges que estableix el currículum.
MEDI NATURAL 4t
Seguint amb el projecte de les funcions bàsiques dels éssers vius,
aquesta setmana hem començat a treballar la nutrició, concretament
l’aparell digestiu.
Per tal de realitzar una de les activitats us demanem que, pel dilluns 12
de març, tots els alumnes portin una samarreta blanca, o de color
clar, i llisa. És indiferent el tipus de màniga però és molt important que
no tingui cap estampat, lletres, ni dibuixos, ja que, com a part de
l’activitat, els alumnes hauran de dibuixar a sobre.
Com sempre moltes gràcies per la vostra col·laboració!
SORTIDA MINES DE GAVÀ 5è
El proper dimarts 13 de març els alumnes de 5è passaran el dia al Parc
Arqueològic de les mines de Gavà, en el qual aprendran moltes coses
sobre el Neolític. Tot just hem acabat el tema sobre la prehistòria, per
tant serà una sortida molt profitosa!
Caldrà que portin l’esmorzar, el dinar i una llibreta amb bolígraf per
prendre apunts durant la visita a les mines.
5è: PEDRES DE RIU!
Continuem necessitant pedres per a una sorpresa que estem preparant,
és per això que si feu alguna excursió prop d’un riu i en podeu portar,
ens fareu un enorme favor!
6è: SORTIDA COLÒNIA VIDAL
El proper dimarts 13 de Març anirem a la Colònia Vidal (Berga). Els
alumnes coneixeran el funcionament de la fàbrica tèxtil i com vivien els
habitants de la colònia. Cal portar esmorzar i dinar.
EDUCACIÓ SECUNDÀRIA
LA MILLOR RUTA DE CASA A L’ESCOLA
Fa uns dies que a 2n d’ESO estem treballant en un projecte anomenat
“La millor ruta de casa a l’escola”.
Aquest projecte es basa en
calcular la distància que hi ha de
la nostra casa a l’escola, i el
temps que hi invertim ajudant-
nos amb l’eina “Google Maps”.
A partir d’aquestes dades
(temps i distància) i amb el que
hem treballat a les classes de
física vam poder calcular la
velocitat que trigàvem en fer
aquests trajectes a peu, en
cotxe, en bicicleta, amb
transport públic, etc.
Amb la informació extreta del Google Maps, dels càlculs i els criteris que
vam creat conjuntament tots els membres del grup base (criteris que
pensem que són essencials per a nosaltres: la rapidesa, la comoditat, la
sostenibilitat, etc), vam escollir la millor ruta per anar des de casa de
cadascú a l’escola.
Després d’haver decidit la millor
ruta individualment, ens
ajudarem per grups base i
valorarem conjuntament si cada
alumne per separat ha escollit la
millor ruta de manera adequada.
Només tindrem cinc sessions per
dur a terme el treball... en
conclusió: ens haurem de posar
les piles.
Quin serà el millor transport per anar de casa teva fins a l’escola?
Ens sortirà millor anar a peu?
Amb quina ruta trigarem menys temps?
Quina serà la més sostenible?
Quina és la que més ens agrada?
Gràcies a aquest projecte ho podrem esbrinar.
Lucia Cabrera 2nA
SORTIDA DE 3r AL TAGAMANENT
El proper dijous 15 de març , els alumnes de 3r d’ESO realitzaran una
sortida al Parc Natural del Montseny, per realitzar La pujada al
Tagamanent.
Material necessari:
Roba esportiva del col·legi
Calçat esportiu/muntanya
Impermeable
Aigua i menjar per tot el dia
Mapa del itinerari que realitzarem
AMY’S CORNER:
In honour of International Women’s Day, I have decided to devote this column entry to 7 women who have had an unmistakeable impact on
the world. The figures I have chosen are all quite different, but I think their contributions to society speak for themselves. These powerful,
principled, intelligent, dedicated, loving, fierce, flawed and complex women’s stories never fail to inspire me in my own life. Because of them,
I will always strive to be a better advocate for women and other marginalised groups. They inspire me to live my life truthfully and be led
by passion, kindness and bravery.
1. Mary Wollstonecraft
Mary Wollstonecraft was an early proponent of
women’s rights, as well as a writer and philosopher. She was born in 1759 in London.
During her lifetime she was mostly renowned
for her unconventional personal relationships that did not conform to the social order.
Nowadays she is best known for writing “A Vindication of the Rights of Woman” in 1792.
In the book, she argued that women should be granted the right to access the same
education, freedoms, respect and dignity as men. For 1792, these were widely considered
to be extremely radical, even dangerous ideas. Mary died at the age of 38 shortly after giving birth to her second
child. For almost a century after her death, her writings were largely dismissed. It wasn’t until the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with the
emergence of the women’s suffrage movement, that she was finally recognised as the pioneer that she was.
2. Mary Shelley
Mary Shelley was an author, born in 1797 in
London. Her parents were Mary Wollstonecraft and the anarchist philosopher William Godwin.
She is best known for her novel “Frankenstein”, which relates the chilling tale of a scientist who
creates a living creature in an experiment, but soon regrets his curiosity and ambition as he
realises he has created a monster. Mary Shelley is often considered to be one of the inventors of
the Gothic genre in literature, as well as the mother of science fiction. Although her work as a
novelist was recognised and respected during her lifetime, she was primarily known as the wife of
the Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, whose work she tirelessly edited and promoted. In the modern era she is remembered in her own
right, based on her own skill and merit.
3. Ada Lovelace
Ada Lovelace was a writer and mathematician, widely
considered to be one of the first computer programmers in history. Born in 1815 to Annabella
Milbanke Byron and the poet Lord Byron, she showed a
remarkable talent for mathematics as a child. Due to her family’s wealth she was educated to a high level
and enabled to pursue her fascination for mathematics and machines. She came to learn of the theoretical
work of the mathematician Charles Babbage, who proposed the concept of the Analytical Machine.
Lovelace developed the idea further and even created the programming language with which the machine
could be operated.
4. Sylvia Pankhurst
Sylvia Pankhurst was a campaigner for the suffragette movement, as well as a prominent socialist and anti-
fascist activist. She was born in Manchester in 1882 and trained as an artist at the Manchester School of
Art, and then won a scholarship to study at the Royal
College of Art in London. In the early 1900s she worked for the WSPU (Women’s Social and Political
Union), an organisation run by her mother Emmeline Pankhurst with the objective of gaining women the
right to vote and participate in the political process. The motto of the WSPU was “Deeds Not Words”.
Women’s suffrage campaigners (or “suffragettes” as they were often called at the time) spent years using
both violent and non-violent means to draw attention to the plight of women in society. They were frequently
arrested, imprisoned and even force-fed when they attempted to go on hunger strike. Sylvia gradually distanced herself from
the WSPU due to her socialist beliefs and opposition to the First World War, which were not shared by her mother Emmeline. Throughout her
life Sylvia aligned herself with socialist, pacifist and anti-imperialist
causes. She was also opposed to the concept of marriage and taking a husband’s name.
5. Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican artist, famed for her self-portraits. Born in Coyoacán, Mexico City, in
1907, she contracted polio as a child which forced her to be kept in isolation for months. As a result
of the illness she became partially disabled. Other
children bullied her because one of her legs was underdeveloped, and this caused her to grow up
introverted and lonely. At the age of 18 she met with a severe traffic accident which resulted in her
suffering from widespread pain and health problems for the rest of her life. Prior to the
accident she had hoped to become a doctor, but afterwards she began to consider a career as a
medical illustrator. She had a specially designed easel which allowed her to paint in bed. Frida strove to paint things “just
as I saw them, with my own eyes and nothing more.” Her paintings drew inspiration from traditional Mexican folk art and mythology. They often
explore themes of identity, gender, postcolonialism, race and class in Mexican society. Nowadays she is highly regarded as a feminist, disabled
and LGBTQ+ icon.
6. Nina Simone
Nina Simone was an American singer,
songwriter, pianist and civil rights activist. She was born to a poor family in North
Carolina and began playing the piano at the age of 3. She performed in her first
classical concert at the age of 12, but her parents – who had taken front row seats –
were forced to move to the back of the hall because they were black, and the front row seats were reserved for white people. Simone refused to
perform until her parents were permitted to sit at the front. She recalled this event years later and described it as one of the first instances of
racial inequality that inspired her to join the civil rights movement. As a
teenager she hoped to study classical piano at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, but her application was denied because of her race.
She began playing the piano and singing in a bar in Atlanic City. Her performances combined jazz, blues and classical music which earned her
a legion of loyal fans. She eventually got a record deal and she began to become a household name. In the 1960s she became heavily involved
with civil rights activism and her musical output decreased. She was diagnosed with bipolar disorder later in life, and eventually came to settle
in France, where she passed away in 2003.
7. Forough Farrokhzad
Forough Farrokhzad was an Iranian poet and film director. Growing up in
Tehran in the 1930s, she was taught painting and sewing at a girls’ school
for the manual arts before getting
married at the age of 16. Two years later her marriage ended in divorce
and her ex-husband won custody of their only child. It was then that she
began to write poetry. Her work was controversial at the time because she was writing from a feminine perspective in a socially conservative
society, and her poems often delved into the taboo realm of female sexual desire. In 1962 she travelled to Tabriz and spent 12 days shooting
a documentary film about a colony for people suffering from leprosy. The film, entitled “The House is Black”, was an attempt to empathise and
humanise a highly marginalised community, as well as to show that they too could find beauty and spiritual meaning in their lives. The film was
critically acclaimed and was instrumental in the development of the “Iranian New Wave” of cinema. Farrokhzad died in 1967 in a car accident
at the age of 32.
EL BLOC PLURILINGÜE
Aquesta setmana els redactors i les temàtiques són:
TEMA AUTOR/A
Cats Carla S.S. 3rd ESO B
Gossip Girl Àfrica S. E. 3rd ESO B
One of the most difficult decisions Daniel P. O. 4th ESO B
The Greatest Showman Marta S. V. 4th ESO A
Us recordem que podeu trobar l’enllaç al bloc a la pàgina web de l’escola, o directament a : http://gepsgbcn.blogspot.com.es/
AGENDA MES DIA HORA ETAPA/CURS ACTIVITAT
Març
12/19 Matí P3 Conte
12 Matí P4 Imatge animal marí
13 Tot el dia 5è EP Mines de Gavà
13 Tot el dia 6è EP Colònia Vidal
15 Tot el dia 3r ESO Sortida Tagamanent
16 12:30h ESO Concurs videoclips
19-23 Tot el dia 1r a 3r ESO Treball de síntesi
19-23 Tot el dia 4t ESO Treball de recerca