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Participa en el Mercadillo Solidario 2013. Trae libros, DVDs y cualquier otro material audiovisual en buen estado a la EOI y colabora en el mercadillo solidario que pondremos en marcha el Día del Libro, martes 23 de abril de 2013, en el hall del centro, a lo largo de toda la tarde, y hasta el miércoles 24 a las 20:00. A Beneficio de Cruz Roja. ​

Ganadora : Mª Pilar González Lanza. 2º NB. Grupo B Participantes Isidro Coronas Menéndez. 2º NI Miriam Suárez Franco. 2º NI

E.O.I. de Luarca CONFÉRENCE DE M. HUBERT GALLINAL SOPEÑA Jeudi 18 avril à 18 h30 Lieu :  Salle Audiovisuelle

Qu’est-ce qu’Astérix et Obélix aux Romains doivent faire pour prouver qu’ils ont fait « le tour de Gaule » ? Qu’est-ce que les Romains feront si les Gaulois gagnent le pari ? À quelle ville est-ce qu’ils arrivent en premier lieu ? Quelle est la réponse que les habitants de cette ville donnent aux légionnaires romains ? Citez le nom du  général romain qui fait  la croisière vers Lutèce. Qu’est-ce qu’ils emportent de Lutèce ? Que veut dire l’expression « une affaire en or » ? A quelle occasion Astérix et Obélix ont été roulés ? Quel nom correspond la ville de Lugdunum ? Les Romains essaient de trouver leur chemin en suivant des cailloux, à quel fameux conte de Perrault fait-on référence ? Citez l’expression actuelle qui correspond à la phrase « avec des si on mettrait Lutèce en amphore » Qu’est-ce qu’ils prenn...

1.       Quels sont les ingrédients de la potion magique? 2.       Avec quel jeu est-ce que les Romains choisissent Caligu minus pour sa mission? 3.       Pourquoi” Caligu minus” change son nom en celui de “Caliguminix”? 4.       Comment Astérix arrive-t-il à Petibonum? 5.       Que veut dire l’expression “illico presto”? 6.       L’expression “les envoyer aux fraises” rappelle une autre, mais on doit employer le nom d’une fleur, laquelle? Utilisez-le pour compléter la phrase suivante: “Les envoyer sur les………………………” 7.       Pourquoi Caius Bonus commence à “en avoir assez”? 8.       Qui choisissent les Romains pour être le premier à  boire la potion magique? 9.       Comment appelle-t-on une personne qui n’a pas de barbe? 10.    Qu...

1.      D’après Jules César « De tous les peuples de la Gaule ce sont les Belges les plus……… ……………………..» 2.      Les Romains racontent des histoires belges qu’Obélix n’arrive pas à comprendre « C’est un Belge qui enfonce un clou dans un mur de pierre » Pourquoi Obélix ne trouve pas drôle cette histoire ? 3.      Abraracourcix, le chef de la tribu veut aller chez les Belges, que veut-il vraiment prouver ? 4.      « On ne se sent pas dépaysés ici »dit Obélix chez les Belges, pour quelle raison ? 5.      À quelle heure on dîne chez les Belges ? 6.       « Dîner à la fortune du pot » veut dire… 7.      Que veut dire avoir un côté « vieille Gaule » ? 8.      « Dans ce pays qui est le mien nous n’avons que des oppidums pour uniq...

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Concurso de marcapáginas 2013 | Infographics

Los días 11 y 12 de marzo de 2013, se proyectará la película Oliver Twist en la Sala de Audiovisuales del centro con el siguiente horario: Lunes 11. Comienzo del pase: 18:00 Martes 12. Comienzo del pase: 19:00 Mientras tanto, puedes ver el trailer.

Do you like audiobooks?  Here you are some free Oliver Twist audiobooks. Free iTunes Free .mp3 from Librivox Free Audiobook from Audible

Kindle Edition ? On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iBooks and on your computer with iTunes ? Other formats? Choose the option you like best and read Dickens' novel.

Are you reading Oliver Twist ? Do you know who Fagin is? Put the paragraphs below in the correct order and find out. Click below to access the activity. (Opens in a new window on touch devices.) Your browser does not support iframes... Click here to open the above activity in a new window. Picture from The Guardian

Nancy is one of the major characters in Oliver Twist.  Fill in the gaps with the correct vowels in the text below and in the end, you will be able to know this character much better. Click below to access the activity. (Opens in a new window on touch devices.) Your browser does not support iframes... Click here to open the above activity in a new window.

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What you need to know about Oliver Twist before reading the book. Try to put the paragraphs below in the correct order and then, read the summary. Click below to access the activity. (Opens in a new window on touch devices.) Your browser does not support iframes... Click here to open the above activity in a new window.

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The curious incident of the dog in the night-time is a mystery novel written by Mark Haddon. In this book the main character and the narrator of the story is Christopher Boone who is 15 years old and has Asperger Syndrome. He knows a very great deal about maths and very little about human beings. He loves lists, patterns and the truth but he hates yellow and brown. One night Christopher finds Mrs Shears’ dog, Wellington, murdered. Mrs Shears is his neighbour. When he approaches his neighbour’s house he sees that there is a garden fork sticking out of the dog. Christopher pulls it out and hugs the dog. Just then Mrs Shear appears and she starts shouting at Christopher since she thinks he has killed Wellington. When the police arrive they ask Christopher too many questions and too quickly. Consequently he rolls back onto the lawn and presses his forehead to the ground because there is too much information coming into his head from the outside world. A policeman take...

Deaf Sentence is a novel written by David Lodge, which tells the story of a retired linguistics professor, whose name is Desmond Bates. He has some difficulties is his daily life due to the fact that he has to wear a   hearing aid since he is becoming deaf. Through the story, Desmond teaches us how "Deafness is comic, as blindness is tragic". As a result, he describes some funny situations and some unfortunate misunderstandings. The author also describes   to   us, apart from other topics, how Desmond´s wife, Winifred, manages with his husband problems   at the same time   as she is so busy in her successful business, how Desmond is worried about his father, a 89-year-old person with hearing problems too, and who lives alone far from him, about some linguistics analysis or some historical aspects about the Eiffel Tower or Auschwitz. This novel is worth reading since it is a thought-provoking, moving and funny novel, which you   can't ...

If you don't know Auster, maybe you're thinking   of a medieval story with sea monsters, ships and sailors. You'll be absolutely wrong. In   Auster's novel we don't find anything about monsters, seas or similar things. On the other   hand there is a novel, which has the same title and written by Hobbes. This   Leviathan   could have some link with Auster's   Leviathan.   Auster,   through his caracters,   criticises   the State, a State which Hobbes conceived and described in his work in the 17th Century. The story starts when a man blows   himself up by the side of the road in Wisconsin. In fact that man is Benjamin Sachs and his story is told by Paul Aaron, the main character, a writer who knows Sachs, a writer as well, and tries to explain who Sachs was. The book is interesting and easy to understand. Maybe the main trait is that Paul Aaron seems to be an alter ego of Auster. The story is told in ...

It is a story of womanhood and in no way a bestseller. It came to me by chance just before Xmas: one of my friends gave me a bunch of books she was going to throw away as a result of some cleaning and the lack of room for them on the shelves. The Creeper tells the story of two women, Clara and Julia, who inhabit the same house, a beautiful colonial villa in northern Spain, within a century in between. It is written by Josefina Aldecoa. A century apart means different kind of women: one married to a wealthy older man following the current conventions and the other, the independent buying the house a hundred years later to get away from the city. Two not alike female characters yet so similar in what they struggle for…their own identity. The narrative space, the house and park, the passage of time marked by the changes in the landscape through the four seasons, affects women and causes both moments of reflection and either reaction or despair. I enjoyed this vintage...