Tuesday, 8 April 2014

Edward Robot boy. Play

Sixth Grade                                       









   Mother’s Day Assembly        May 2014  


Edward Robot Head (a different boy with an enormous heart)
CHARACTERS
Edward – Diego López
Kim – Daniela Cabrera
Jim –Alex Mancera
Edward’s Dad – Sebastián Chávez
Marty McFly – Sebastián Farías
Dr. Emmet Brown –Ivan Griera

Bullies
John – Alexis García

Andrew – Fernando Cortés

Joe – Luis Alfonso Orozco
Friends
Jane – Gaby Contreras
Alice – Karla Buenrostro
Robert – Roberto Serrano
Harry – Eduardo Angilella


Please Click on the links to hear the music, and practice at home


Marty: Hey, Doc? Doc. Hello, anybody home?
(Phone rings)
Emmet Brown: Marty, is that you? Over here!
Doc: Welcome to my latest experiment. It's the one I've been waiting for all my life: a time machine!
 Marty: So you are telling me we can go anywhere in time with this DeLorean?
Doc: Anywhere! Where would you like to go? What would you like to see?
Marty: I would like to see the future. What will schools be like?
Doc: Well fasten your seat belt, Marty.
(Time travel music)
Doc: The year is 2280, and though this doesn’t look quite like earth it is a little town
somewhere in California.
(They hide to see what is going on)
Doctor: Mr. Jones, I have good news: it's a boy!  He is healthy, but he had some problems during birth. Nothing to worry about, there is nothing a little technology and some robotic parts couldn't do. The side effects are only aesthetic. Nothing to worry about.
Doc: Amazing! Truly amazing! Half robot humans!




(Narrator returns to his time machine)
Marty: I'm curious, what will the life of this kid be like?
(Time travel music)
Father: Well, son, this is it: your first day as a high school student. Are you thrilled?
Edward :( hesitant) Yes, father, I Am.
Father:  This will be an amazing experience; after all you are a talented, smart boy.
Edward: I'm a little worried about... About my looks.
Father: Son, the fact that you look a little different doesn't mean you’re should worry about it. We are all different and that is what makes this world and interesting place to live in. Do you think I would be and important inventor if I wanted to be like everybody else?
Edward: I guess you are right, dad.
Father: Good luck, Edward. Remember I love you
(Father leaves and Edward goes in)
Jim: Hey guys, look what we've got here! It is another tin man, another awful tin man! I would rather see more aliens than half-breed, tin men...
(Boys laugh)
John: Hey, toaster face, what's your name?
Edward: (frightened) I'm Edward, I'm from...
(Another bully pushes him)
John: Nobody asked you where you were from, did they, toaster face?
(Edward looks down, kids push him around)
(Marty moves like he is going to get into a fight)
Doc: No, Marty, remember we cannot be part of anything that happens out of our time!
Jim: We should play some soccer with this piece of metal. (Laughs)
(Edward ends up in the floor along with all his books)
A group of kids approach the kid.

Kim: Hey, let me help you with that (other kids help too)

Alice: What happened?
Edward: What happens every time I go into a new school. People hate me because I'm... You know... Different...
Jane: That is just dumb, we all are!
Alice : You seem pretty cool to me. (Touching his head)
Jane: Why do you like metallic?
Alice and Kim: Jane!
Edward: It’s ok... It is because I'm half-bionic.
Boys: Cooool!
                                                                                                                                    Robert: Can you do robot like things?
Boys: Hey! Don't be rude!
Robert: Sorry, Edward.
Edward: It's ok. I can. I'm super good at math; I have special circuits on my brain.
Boys: Woooow
Alice: What else can you do?
Edward: I can break dance too (shows a dance move)
Boys: Awesome!
Kim: We love dancing! Maybe you can teach us some moves.
Harry: And we can  teach you some others too.
(Lady gaga-born this way)

Jim: So you like dancing, toaster head?
Joe: He asked you a question, toaster head!
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Kim: We all do.
Andrew: I like dancing too.
Jim: Shut it, dork!
Kim: You shouldn't treat your friends like that. In fact, you shouldn't treat anyone like that.
Jim: Nobody asked your opinion about that!
John: You do treat us bad, Jimmy.
                                                                                                                                                                      
(Main bully hits the boy's head)
Kim: No wonder you were mean to someone as nice as Edward.
John: Nice? What could a toaster head possibly do that would be nice?
Alice: He is not a toaster head!
Kim: He is a good friend.
Harry: He helps us with math classes
Robert: And he is a great dancer.
John:  Does he help you with math?
Andrew: Even with hard homework?
Harry: Yes!!! Even with super hard stuff.
John: Can you help me too, Edward?
Edward: Yes! I can!
Andrew: And me?
Edward: I would love to.
James: Hey dummies! He is not our friend.
Harry: But I bet there is no problem with Edward.

PAGE 5
Edward: Of course there is no problem.
Bullies: Really?
John: Thank you, Edward I'm sorry I misjudge you. Do you think you can forgive us?
                                                                                                                                    
Kim: You see, Jim? We can all be friends; there is no need to be mean.
Edward: Sure. Let's be friends.
Jim: But he is a toaster head!
Joe: Leave him alone, Jimmy.
Boys: Yes, Jim, leave him alone.
Kim: Jim, let's forget about all this.
Harry: Give it a chance.
Alice: Imagine if we were all the same.
Kim: Wouldn't it be boring?
Jim: I guess it would be. Edward, could you forgive me?
Edward: Yes! (They hug)



Marty: Wow! I didn't see that coming.
I wonder what happened to Edward.
Doc: Why don't we take a look?
Edward: (With a price in his hands) I'm so grateful for this science price. I would like to thank my family, and my high school friends that helped me understand how
important it is to embrace our differences.
(Friends cheer)

Sunday, 23 February 2014

El perfume de la faraona A mi se me hico muy interesante porque esta basado en un hecho real!!! Los investigadores de una universidad estaban buscando como estaba compuesto un perfume que encontraron en una botella de hace siglos. Seb Farias

Tuesday, 11 February 2014

This is how we learn at JVS!



Here, at Jules Verne School, we learn by using techology to investigate different topics, but we also teach other by making different types of contents. Sometimes we film what we learn, we discuss a topic or write about it and share it on social networks. We also skype with peole in other countries to share what we are learning and we listen to what they learnt in their classes too! We share what we know and learn through experimenting with our new knowledge.

Thursday, 6 February 2014

APRENDEMOS EXPERIMENTANDO

Por medio de los experimentos aprendemos y conocemos los procesos de las mezclas heterogéneas y homogéneas

http://youtu.be/hSN3pzUJgHo

Thursday, 24 October 2013

Día de muertos

El Día de Muertos es una celebración mexicana de origen mesoamericano que honra a los difuntos el 2 de noviembre, comienza desde el 1 de noviembre, y coincide con las celebraciones católicas de Día de los Fieles Difuntos y Todos los Santos.
Es una festividad que se celebra en México y en algunos países de América Central, así como en muchas comunidades de los Estados Unidos, donde existe una gran población mexicana y centroamericana.En algunos hogares mexicanas ponen altares con cosas y comidas que le gustaba al difunto,comemos dulces y comida típica mexicana sobretodo el pan dulce,tambien en la ofrenda se pone flor de cempazuchil etc.
 Dentro de la literatura se escriben calaberitas que son versos,que tienen rimas y cimetrica.
Los orígenes de la celebración del Día de Muertos en México son anteriores a la llegada de los españoles. Hay registro de celebraciones en las etnias mexica, maya, purépecha y totonaca.


Calaverita:

Me mataste, amor

Como decirte mi amor
Mis sentimientos por ti
No sabes el dolor
Que yo siento en mí
Me desgarro en llanto
Yo me quiero morir
La muerte me tuvo piedad
Y me llevo lejos de ti                              Por Daniela Cabrera y Luis Alfonso.
Ahora ya estoy muerto
Ya estarás feliz
Pues tu me mataste
Al no amarme como yo a ti
COMPARTE:
 

El Día de Muertos es una celebración mexicana de origen mesoamericano que honra a los difuntos el 2 de noviembre.

Es una festividad que se celebra en México y en algunos países de América Central, así como en muchas comunidades de los Estados Unidos, donde existe una gran población mexicana y centroamericana.

Los orígenes de la celebración del Día de Muertos en México son anteriores a la llegada de los españoles.

 Las festividades eran dedicadas a la celebración de los niños y las vidas de parientes fallecidos.

En algunos hogare mexicanos solemos hacer ofrendas a los difuntos con sus comidas favoritas y gustos.

CALAVERITA

La parquita muy sonriente va repleta de loción,
porque Mario amablemente la invitó a su mansión.
Sebastian y Alex
XD MUA