Introduction to the blog

Dear 1st batxillerat students,

Here you have a brief explanation of how we are going to start working in this blog.

ALL the students in 1st bat WILL participate. You can do it on your own, in pairs or in groups up to 4 people, always signing your names. Obviously, it must be in English. This information can be a text, a recorded conversation or speech, a video of yours or from You-tube for example, a link, etc. Use your imagination.

Here is a map of central London.



It is divided in areas to make it easier to work with and find your possible daily routes.

In the LondonCallingTrip blog, there will be several sections. Let me introduce the first two to you.

In section #1 we will learn "a little" about London's history. We will learn about:


1.- Roman London (Londinium)
2.- Saxon and Viking London
3.- Medieval London
4.- Tudor London
5.- Stuart London
6.- Victorian London
7.- Between Wars London
8.- Post-war London

I will mention sites you can see in London that belong to the different historical times. You will upload (basic-not too basic)information on them. Try not to talk about the same unless it is complementary or adds information.

In section 2, we will see each different area. Again, I will mention sites; you can choose which ones you would like to visit and upload information about them. Certainly, you can also add other sites you are interested in.

Ogroprofe will give you her information about what she wants her "Let's Talk" Students to do.

Lady Caterpillar