"Lo que des a los niños, los niños darán a la sociedad"

Here you have the play our children created. The costumes, the dialogue, the movements... all created by their own!!!! Just using the knowledge that they have adquiered! What a fantastic job guys!!! PART I PART II PART III PART IV PART V PART VI

During Early Modern Ages we had different dinasties ruling Spain. Here you can see the family tree we have been studing about. On the top you can recognised Enrique IV, Catholic Monarchs and Juana I. Later we move along time with the Hapsburgs (Philip, Carlos I...) Then, after some decades and the War of the Spanish Succession, Spain is ruled by another dinasty: The Bourbons.

Here you have a Jeopardy that is going to help you to study. EARLY MODERN AGES JEOPARDY Don't forget to click in all the Early Modern Ages' labels to review different contents of the unit. ENJOY!

The 16th and 17th centuries are known as GOLDEN AGES because of the important contribution that many painters and writers had to the world of art. Some of the most famous painters in the 16th century was EL GRECO. In the 17th century we can talk about MURILLO AND VELAZQUEZ.       Refering to writers, Cervantes, Tirso de Molina or Lope de Vega were (and they still are) really important too.          Here we have a presentation that Pablo made for our class. Thanks to him we have known more about Golden Ages and how some people had an enormus influence on these ages. GOLDEN AGES BY PABLO MARTIN

The second part of the 6th unit (Social Science) is related with the different voyages that people such as Colombus, Pizarro or Hernán Cortés did in their days. Pablo and Diego have taught us more information about them. Diego has talked about Cristobal Colombus, Hernán Cortés and Francisco Pizarro. Pablo about Fernando Magallanes and Juan Sebastián Elcano. Then we have identify the trips that each one did in the map that we have in class.   Here we have the Power Points that they have created. Congratulation guys! Diego's Presentation Pablo's presentation

Ending the Middle Ages a new era is going to start in Spain. MODERN AGES The main fact that marks the beginning of this period is the Discovery of America in 1492 and it ends with the French Revolution in 1789. Lot of things are going to happen in this ages. Some of them are summarised in this online timeline made by Teacher MariLuz. EARLY MODERN AGES TIMELINE LET´S HAVE FUN WITH HISTORY.

The period of History we are studying right now is the Early Modern Ages. It starts (more or less) in 1492 and the first part we are going to know study is "CATHOLIC MONARCHS". To study it in a deeper way, Mario and Elias have made a PPT in which is explained what The Inquisition was and what is the relation with this period of the History. On the other hand, Rahma and Elisa have chosen to talk about Juana "la Beltraneja" and Juana "la Loca" making a family tree that is going to help us to identify each person in these period of our history. This is going to be a really interesting unit !!