My Multicultural Dictionary

Reyes Católicos School work

Comenius Project 2008-10 Magazine

Our Project

Short Stories

Our Intercultural Stories Book

Father's Day in Spain

On March 19 in Spain is celebrated Father's Day. This year we have taken for recycling.

Short Spanish History

very short Spanish history

Short English story by Spanish children

The mystery of Big Ben

Ecowarriors Presentation

In these months we have been working on environmental problems.
As:
Assessing what nature gives us
Respecting the environment
Saving energy
Do not waste materials.
Recycling

So we've:
elaborated work
searching information
made posters

Now we want to show you a video with several photos of Melilla.
We worked on them to value the positive and negative effects on our environment.
Will you see it?
Click here.

¡Que llueva!, ¡que llueva! (Traditional Spanish Children's Song)

Que llueva, que llueva
(Canción infantil)

(Spanish)
Que llueva, que llueva
La Virgen de la Cueva
Los pajaritos cantan,
Las nubes se levantan.
¡Que sí, que no,
que caiga un chaparrón!
Que rompa los cristales
y los míos no
¡Que no, que no!


Let It Rain, Let it rain
(Traditional Children's Song)

(English)
Let it rain, let it rain,
The Virgin of the Cave,
The little birds are singing,
The clouds are rising.
Oh yes, oh no,
Let it rain cats and dogs,
Let it broke the window glasses
and mine no
oh no, oh no.

coconut balls recipe

Easy, quick and easy recipe

Ingredients

* 6 tablespoons condensed milk
* 250 grs. shredded coconut

Abstract:
Cold dessert based ball of condensed milk and coconut hardened in the fridge.

Method of preparation:

Put in a bowl 200 gm. grated coconut, add the condensed milk, with the same spoon, mix well.

Let stand in refrigerator (not freezer) until the mixture is "hard" around 30 minutes approx.

Make the "balls" and coat with remaining coconut.

Put them in the freezer until serving.

These are kept more "tough" than truffles.