My Frankenstein's project

In this term, we have read a horror book called Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. In class, our teacher asked us questions about the different chapters in the book. We also have done two questionnaires from the Internet and a reading test. Finally, Noelia, Mario and myself have investigated about the life of Mary Shelley, we have written the information in a powerpoint and we have recorded a video representing 'The wedding night'.

Thanksgiving

First at all, I have to say that I am a very lucky girl.

I am thankful for being healthy and having a wonderful family. They support me and help me every time I need it. I love them very much!

I am also thankful for having fantastic friends. They are cheerful, honest, reliable and sympathetic. I enjoy a lot with them because they always make me laugh.

Finally, I want to give thanks to all my teachers. They have taught me that with a persistent attitude we can get anything we want.

My favourite film

Last summer I went to the cinema with some friends and we watched a terror film called 'Expediente Warren'. The film was about two paranormal investigators. They worked to help a family frightened about a dark presence in their new house.

At the end we were very scared but we like this kind of films, so I enjoyed a lot!

Poppy Day

Each year in November, thousands of veterans hit the streets of the Capital for London Poppy Day. A national ceremony takes place at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London. Here is where the Queen lays the first wreath at the Cenotaph:

The poppy reminds us of sacrifices made – both past and present.

Poppies were the first flowers that grew in the battlefields of Flanders in Belgium during World War One and are a symbol of remembrance and hope.

Bonfire Night

These days we are searching for original information about Bonfire Night, celebrated the 5th of November.

Halloween

In this photograph we can see typical costumes:

These are some original ideas for cooking on Halloween:

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/collection/halloween

Here you have a list with the best books to read this Halloween:

- Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

- Dracula by Bram Stoker

- The strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson

- The phantom of the opera by Gaston Leroux

- The invisible man by H.G. Wells

Writings

These are the things I used to write when I was in the first, second and third years of secondary school: