Week 5: Cosmo Caixa

Week 4 Museum visit: Caixa Forum

Self Portraits

Have a look at the groups self portraits. Can you tell who is who?

Sculpture report by pere

What's it called? It's called character.
Where is it? It's at the entrance.
Why do you like it? Because it's funny and cool.
What do you feel when you look at it? I know at the moment that is a Miró's sculpture.
Detailed description: is made of bronze and it has a big head.

Report Museum Miró by Eva

what's it called ? fleming young girl
where is it ? in the terrase in the museum
who do you like it ? because is original
Detalied description: He used red maniqui legs a blue iron for representing the stomache and a green iron for repressenting the navel and yellow iron circle  repressented the head and a red tap to repressent the hair.

Museu Joan Miro by Berta

My favourite Sculpture

Where is it? In the terase of the Joan Miró museum.

Why do you like it? Looks like a clown.

What do you feel when you look at it? It's funny.

Detalled description:
His face is round and yellow.
It has got an antena.
His body is blue.

This week's visit will be to the Joan Miro Foundation on Thursday.

Video Project Week Three: Art

This week we are going to be exploring different periods and styles of art. Check out this video of the students talking about some paintings that thet have just discovered!

Museum Report by Berta

I saw differents things about sports, rackets, shoes, balls...
I learnt the material of the old skis made from wood. The best thing was the swim suit of the syncronized swimming.
I discovered the history of a swimmer, Mark Spitz. He won 7 goldmedals and 26 records.

Museum Report: By GuilleTomás.

I saw a very old tennia racket. I learnest a lot of things but themoat intereating was that the mativesports in Asia, are sumo and karate, and the biggest long jump, was 8,90 by Bob Beamon´s.
The first Olympic Games televised are 9n 1948, in London.

Museum Report by Carla

I learnt a lot of things, but the most interesting was fencing.
The first Olympics Games was in Greece in 776 bC.
Three famous football players are Xavi, Iniesta, and Villa.
The first "Tour the France" was celebrated in 1903 and Maurice Garin won.
The first Winter Olympic Games was in 1924 in Chamonix.
And this is what I learnt.

MUSEUM REPORT BY EVA

I saw a lot of sports,important atlhetics and history olympic games,the first olympic games was in Grece in 776 BC an paralympic games,i learnt the different olympic games i saw the different torches i think the best was swimming,why Mark Spits was a 7 gold medals and 26 world records.

Muesum report by Pere

I saw the history of the Olympic games and the history of all sports.I also saw photos of some sports and also all the details about the 1992 olympic games in Barcelona.
I learnt which were the equipment of the players of different sports. I also learnt, for example, that the first winter Olympic Games were in 1924 and in Chamonix.

The best thing was a room where you could compare your sprinting and your jump with a sprinting and a jump of a professional.

Museum Report by Sergio

I saw a lot of diferents sports, but the most interisting was a Formula One.I learn a lot of things, but now I don´t remember.The weapens use in fencing are sword, fail and saler.

Museum Report by Francesc Mestres

We went to Olympic museum and we saw a lot of sports. We learnt a rules for a lot of sports. The most interesting was a atletics. The first Olympic games took place in Grece in 776 bC.

Video Project Week Two: Sport Talk

Listen to the students talking about different types of sports. Have you ever played them?