Easter!

Easter is coming!




We Wish 

you all a very

Happy Easter!!



Here are some facts about Easter: Did you know that...

• The first Easter baskets were made to look like bird's nests?
• The traditional act of painting eggs is called Pysanka?
• The custom of giving eggs at Easter time has been traced back to Egyptians, Persians, Gauls, Greeks and Romans, to whom the egg was a symbol of life?
• Easter is now celebrated (in the words of the Book of Common Prayer) on the first Sunday after the full moon which happens on or after March 21, the Spring Equinox? 

You can also watch this short video to learn more about Easter traditions. Just go the site below and enjoy!

http://www.history.com/topics/easter-symbols/videos#bet-you-didnt-know-easter-traditions

Welcome Back!

 is already here!

Looking forward to seeing you all again this year!

See you in March!

Intercultural Games

Do you like playing games?
What games do you play?
Do you know where the games you play are from?

Why don't you find out by watching the ethnography children 1 evening did on games?

Just click on the following link and learn!
Intercultural games children 1 evening

Team Sports

Hello again!

Do you like sports? Do you practise any team sports?

Then you should check out the ethnography Children 3 morning did on team sports! 

Just click on this link and enjoy!
Team Sports Children 3 morning

Here's another cool ethnography on classrooms around the world! 

This was done by Children 2 in the afternoon. 

You can have a look at it by clicking on the link below. 

It'll be great if you tell us what you think of it!

Classrooms from Culture to Culture Children 2 afternoon

Classrooms from Culture to Culture

Hey All!
 Would you like to know what children's different classrooms look like? Then click on the link below and check out the ethnography Children 2 Morning carried out on Classrooms from Culture to Culture. You can also leave your comments for the children to see! We hope you like it!

Classrooms from Culture to Culture Children 2

Puntapié inicial

Todo comienza con un grupo de profes de inglés que pensamos en brindar distintas maneras de aprender idiomas a través de la interacción intercultural. Se nos ocurrió que una buena manera puede ser generar espacios para que la historia del lugar donde vivimos pueda ser compartida y revivida expresada por medio de otro idioma y por lo tanto 'vista' con otros ojos.

El punto de partida de "New City Eyes" no es el de un guía turística por la ciudad, sino que está pensado como una propuesta pedagógica donde todos los participantes pueden aportar sus conocimientos y recuerdos, y también debatir diferentes miradas y opiniones.

Hasta ahora ha sido una experiencia muy gratificante, espero que sigamos viendo a La Plata a través de muchos ojos más.

Nos vemos entre los tilos,

The Home Team