Wednesday, 25 November 2015

Help!

Hi Jenny!
This weekend I've been on holiday in Los Alcazares, and I've met a girl there. She's really beautiful and she doesn't stop laughing, but I need your advice about something.

I met heron the beach last Friday. Some friends introduced me to her and we started to joke. The day after that, I started to flirt with her and I asked her out. She answered me yes, and we went to the cinema and had a really nice day. The problem is that she doesn't live so close to me: she lives there, in Los Alcázares, so I will only be able to see her when I travel there. What do you reckon?
Jorge

Thursday, 29 October 2015

A comparison between past and present

Hi! In this new post, I'm going to talk about the past again: but this time, I'm going to make a comparison between my generation and actual generation.

From what I've seen, the new childs are very introduced into things that they should know a few years later. A great example of this is the informatic. Actually, childs play so much with videogames, smartphones and tablets, and I think this is an education problem: their parents don't know what to do to correct this.
Another example is alcohol, new generations start to drink earlier, and they try to excuse theirselves saying that they only do that in parties and weekends. That's true, but there's a trick in this argument: a weekend happens every week. That means that many actual teenagers drink 1/7 days at least each week. This also happened in the past, but not in that big frequency. Maybe we should educate our children to not do this.

Wednesday, 28 October 2015

Myself when I was younger

Hi! In this new post I'm going to talk about myself, but not about how I am nowadays: this is me, in 2007.

I liked so much horses and I loved to ride on them, so that was my favourite hobby in those years.


I also liked TV programmes like Spongebob Squarepants and Dora the explorer, I used to play with my little brother, but when I wasn't and I was watching TV, he usually turned off it and asked me to play with him!



I also liked Medieval Age, so I loved knights, kings and tales about dragons and mythological creatures. Whenever I could see a Medieval parade, my parents took me to the place the parade was going to be!


Well, that's almost all about me and my hobbies and tastes when I was a younger child! Thank you for visiting my Blog, and I hope you have a nice day! :3

Monday, 17 March 2014

LEVELS

Hey brothers and sisters! Here I'm back again to leave you another song of Avicii that I like (but my favourite will always be "Hey brother" ;D).




HEY BROTHER

This is my favourite song, I really like it! It gives me a lot of luck: in the First LEGO League, our team was very good (and the song was playing during that time).
Coincidence? I don't think so.



Tuesday, 18 February 2014

LAURA AND HER STORY


Laura was born in Cartagena in 2000. She grew up happy, doing the things that she liked, until she came down with cancer. The doctors first diagnosis was when she was only ten, in 2011. She was under chemotherapeutic treatment and physical therapy for a year, and she and her family thought she had overcome the illness. She started lessons again, at secondary school in September 2012, but a few months later the illness returned, and Laura fought strongly against that monster. During the time Laura couldn't attend classes, teachers from our high school went to her house to teach her, and when she was in hospital she also received lessons. Teachers from the hospital suggested her to make a blog in order to help other children with the same illness. The blog is called "La caja naranja" (The orange box), and everybody who has visited it can know the kind of person Laura was.

She was strong and tenacious, cheerful and optimistic, open-minded, loyal with her friends, calm and probably the best person on the surface of the Earth. She fought until the end, always with a smile on her face and a pencil in her hand. She was always supported by the friendship of 2nd ESO B. She missed us during these years, and now we are going to miss her...

Wednesday, 11 December 2013

OUR STAY IN AMPOSTA

From the 20th to the 26th of October, our class (2º B) went to a camp in Amposta, Tarragona, called "Amposta Parc".
On the first day we travelled about 8 hours to arrive at Amposta! It was horrible. But when we got there we played a funny game with the other class. They were from Madrid.
On Monday we went to a wind farm and we saw a lot of wind turbines. After lunch, we worked on a project about renewable energies.
On Tuesday we played a game that looked like the Olympics. Then we made mini-bonsais with copper wires. At night, we did jokes and we laugh a lot.
The fourth day in Amposta we went to a rice field. After lunch, we went on a bike ride, and at night, we danced.
On Thursday it was Yago’s birthday, and we gave him some presents. After that we went to the beach. At night we played a game in which we had to sing, dance, say names of animals…

On Friday, we showed our projects and PowerPoint presentations. At night, there was a big good farewell party, and we danced a lot.

Tuesday, 29 October 2013

PROJECT WORK "THE WORLD AROUND US SPEAKS ENGLISH"

The world around us speaks English


Our natural and social environment 


1. Sustainable development

The sustainable development uses in a responsible way the natural resources without wasting them, so it produces a balance between the human activity and the environment impact.
I think this is very important, in order to improve our environment. For example: if we spend too much wood from the trees, animals will become extinct. 

2. Reduce, reuse and recycle

These are the three “R”.
Reduce means that we have to minimize the consume of things which pollute our environment. Try to waste and use less things, just what is necessary.
Reuse means to use again. We have to use things as many times as we can, not to throw them to the bin when we only use them once. The more things we can reuse, the less energy is spent making new ones.
Recycle means to throw the same materials together in the same containers in order to be able to clean them and prepare them to be used again. 

3. Renewable and non renewable energies

Renewable energies are the energies that won’t run out, like sunlight, water or wind. They are energies that we can use as many times as we want.
Non-renewable energies are the ones that will run out, like oil, natural gas, coal... 

4. Different kinds of energy

Energy can manifest in different ways: in form of movement, heat, electricity, electromagnetic radiation…There are many types of energies, but the most important ones are: chemical, nuclear, sound, thermal or calorific, mechanical, electrical, electromagnetic, hydraulic, wind, etc. 

5. Types of wastes and residues

All the human activities produce wastes and residues: household, agriculture… However the amount and nature of the wastes are very different depending on their origin. There are many types of wastes that make our planet too ugly. 

Thursday, 10 October 2013

ABOUT ME...


Hi! I'm Jorge and this is my blog, JorgemomartIN. I hope you like it! In this site I will talk about my school and the activities I do in it. I'm also going to upload class projects in order to improve my English level.
See you!