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For those with no patient to do an ORIGAMI TURKEY, do not panic... there are lots of other creative ways to do our Little Thanks Giving Turkey . Check this out!:

Last Friday while I was explaining the construction of angles, and you were participating drawing it some of you on the worksheet and some others directly on the board, someone was busy doing something else... Well, the class finished and this student saw me what she had done... SURPRISE! ORIGAMI. Beautiful feathers for a Turkey! I have to admit I was a bit angry that she did not do the Worksheet, that I am sure she will bring next class. ; ) Right? but I could not help smiling. She gave me a GREAT IDEA. Let’s do some ORIGAMI for Thanks Giving! What do you say? CLICK HERE TO LEARN HOW TO DO A LITTLE ORIGAMI TURKEY.   Origami   ( 折り紙 ?, from  ori  meaning "folding", and  kami  meaning "paper";  kami  changes to  gami  due to rendaku) is the traditional  Japanese art  of  folding paper  into a shape representing an object.   There is much speculation about the origin of Origami. While Japan seems to have had t...

Our next task will be a short six-frame comic strip. Check all the information given to help you understand the vocabulary for the different formats, shots and artistic resources used in comics. If you want some information about the History of Comics , just check it out below! As well as some Fun Online Comic Creators.

This video goes for those brilliant students but a bit unsure about themselves. They just do not know yet how good they are… I guess it is in part a matter of “body language”! Enjoy the video: Amy Cuddy: Your body language shapes who you are

Your task will be an advertisement "including an image of yourself" to persuade potential consumers to buy a product, book a trip, attend a concert or whatever you can imagine . It will be interesting to read and watch the information I will give you about ADVERTISING. To retouch your images you can use Free Software online like Pixlr , Pizap ,  Picmonkey , Gimp or Photoscape , and check Pinterest for interesting images. These are some examples done by two creative students of 4th of ESO:

This is our FIRST TASK: Learning how to use the set square rulers in order to draw parallel and perpendicular lines . The author is Indian, so it is also very interesting to hear a different accent.