an anciant tribe gets in touch with white people for the first time

El 1976 l'explorador Jean-Pierre Dutilleaux i el seu equip, entra en
contacte amb els primitius "Youlambis tribu" (Papuasia - Nova
Guinea) que mai havien estat en contacte amb el món exterior, ni
amb els humans de pell blanca.
La càmera ha immortalitzat la por i les curioses reaccions. No sabem com deuen ser aquestes persones el dia d'avui
Get into this link. IT'S A WONDER!!!!

 http://www.videoman.gr/7402    

Be good!!!!
M Carme

Hi students! How are you?

Dear 2nd of ESO students,
How are you doing?
I think often on you and I miss you. 
Try to write on our blog.  I'm sure you can put some beautiful pictures, tales, music, videos....
Have a look at this one with beautiful birds, buterflies, water.,lots of different animals and you can do some exercises which are at the end of this video.  Good luck!  
Breathe, relax...  Remember it's very important for you to concentrate and calm down
Lots of kisses

M Carme

Amazon Rain Forest - Very relaxing music

Music for relaxation of the rainforest

Marcelo Flores and your natural habitat

Today Gerard and Marc go to the zoo. They visit the animals and they go see the monkeys. The monkeys were beautiful. The woman of the monkeys she said if they wanted a monkey. Gerard and Marc said good, and very happy they took in your house. The monkey’s name is Marcelo Flores and beautiful. They fed a monkey with bananas and other fruits. Marcelo Flores is very moved and very playful. They are very happy with his. The parents of Gerard and Marc are angry because do not like the monkey but when they see your children are very happy they also get happy.                                                                                                                                                        The days went by very quick and Marcelo Flores is doing big, isn’t young and he need a place greater. Gerard and Marc are think bring Marcelo Flores in the rainforest because will be much better.                                                                   

Today Gerard and Marc were leaving Marcelo Flores in the rainforest and they are very sad but Marcelo Flores is very happy in rainforest and have friends.  

BY GERARD FERNANDEZ AND MARC VILA                                                                               

Chayo’s Andean Home



Hello! I’m Chayo. My name is really Rosario, but everyone calls me Chayo. I live in Rio Negro, Colombia. Rio Negro is in the Andes Mountains, but not too high. It’s between
the town of El Encino and Cachalú National Park. Rio Negro is real small – just some farms and a school.

I live in a white house with my mom, dad, three brothers and six sisters. I have five brothers and seven sisters, but the older ones don’t live with us. We also have two dogs,
three cats and a parakeet named Felix. Here I am with my mom, my little sister and my baby brother.

My dad is a farmer. On our farm, we grow mostly coffee, but we have lots of other crops.  We grow a little corn, beans, tomatoes, cabbage, onions, squash, plantains,
potatoes, oranges, avocados, limes, bananas, pineapples, and papayas. I love papayas; they’re my favorite fruit. We also have chickens, turkeys, two cows and a horse.

We all work on the farm, except for my younger brother and sister, who are too little. I know how to plant corn and vegetables, how to weed and fertilize. I collect firewood,
help my mom in the kitchen, feed the turkeys and chickens, and sweep the house. I can chop weeds with a machete, and pick coffee.

The coffee harvest here lasts from December to April.  You have to pick only the red berries, and leave the green ones for later. Then you take the coffee beans out of the berries and dry them in the sun. It’s a lot of work.

I’m always happy when school starts, because it means I don’t have to do so much farm work. My teacher is Señora Solano. She’s really nice. Twice a week, Hilma and
Carolina from Fundación Natura visit my class. That’s my favorite time, because they teach us about plants and animals. I love animals, especially birds. Sometimes they
take us outside to look at birds. The coffee farms around here have lots of birds in them, because the coffee grows under trees that the birds like.

Carolina says Colombia has more different kinds of birds than any other country in the world. My favorite is the toche, a pretty yellow and black bird. Carolina has a book
about all the birds in Colombia. It’s in English, so they have different names – the toche is called ‘yellow-backed oriole.’

The  azulejo, a little blue bird that’s always chirping, is called ‘blue-gray tanager’ in English.

The  sittura, a brown bird with a long striped tail that’s always on our farm, is called ‘squirrel cuckoo.’ They seem like weird names to me.

Carolina explained that some birds only live in Colombia half the year. In April, they fly up to North America, where they build their nests and lay eggs. The chipe amarillo, a
little yellow bird I’ve seen near my house, is one of the birds that fly north. In English, it’s called a ‘Tennessee warbler.’ How’s that for a crazy name?

Carolina and Hilma took my class to Cachalú National Park, high in the mountains. We spent the night in a big old farmhouse, and hiked in the cloud forest. It must be the
greenest place in the world! It’s full of ferns, bromeliads, giant trees and tiny orchids.
We saw animals I’d never seen before, like a guache, or ‘coati, ‘ and
a toucancillo – a bright green bird with a big bill. It’s called ‘emerald
toucanet’ in English.

Cachalú is the home of the oso andino, a bear that looks like it’s wearing glasses. You would call it the spectacled bear.  We didn’t see one, but maybe I will next time I go
there. I hope I can go back to Cachalú soon. It’s beautiful!


Did you like this story about Chayo? We found It in internet and We like it very much!


Marta and Silvia

A monsoon is a seasonal shift in the prevailing wind direction, that usually brings with it a different kind of weather. It almost always refers to the Asian monsoon, a large region extending from India to Southeast Asia where monsoon conditions prevail.

Poison Arrow Frog

This is the story of a frog: Poison Arrow Frog.

It's a poisonous frog it's very beautiful and with its red and yellow clining. I hope we never find one! It would be horrible!
Bruna and Emma