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Come out and support your Evangel Eagles Boys Baseball team at the Brooklyn Cyclones Stadium (MCU PARK) playing this Friday…. 4/15 …at3PM.
Our Varsity boys team has been given a once in a lifetime opportunity to play on the field where the Brooklyn Cyclones call home! We are so blessed!!! Come out and root for your team! All seats Free!!! Only fee is $5 for parking if you choose to park in the lot.
MCU Park (Home of Brooklyn Cyclones)
1904 Surf Avenue
Brooklyn NY 11224
Cinco de Mayo
While Don Quijote continues his adventures travelling the world with his squire, we begin our trip following the journey of a lad named Lazarillo de Tormes, a novel written in 1554. We will also be traveling to Mexico, a country that has in no doubt influenced ours, specifically in the US culinary arts. Tacos will be prepared and shared as we celebrate the rich and beautiful culture of Mexico. Journey with us into the city of Puebla, where we’ll celebrate Cinco de Mayo on May 5th. Contrary to popular belief, it is not the celebration of Mexico’s independence, rather the famous and victorious battle of Puebla.
Mrs. J-P
Flan
It is to no surprise that our favorite dessert recipe is: Flan
We have learned how to express ourselves using the imperatives à giving commands that vary depending on relationships and formalities. For example, while we may respectfully ask our parents to please eat, we may command our pets, or familiar friends by saying eat!
And eat we did… as recipe upon recipe we have shared our favorite foods and how to cook them. A packet of recipes was also created to be sent to a company that will convert our packets to actual books that would serve as a memento to all that we have learned.
Mrs. J-P
Time has flown by
We had remained a while exploring the use of regular and irregular verbs in the preterit and imperfect past tense. Even after much practice, we realize there’s still much to learn regarding the past. This month we’ll learn and share about our favorite pastimes, such as video games, board games, and my personal favorite à dominoes.
Mrs. J-P
Little Venice
Time has flown by! It has been a while since we’ve shared what we’ve learned in our Spanish class. Having been introduced to Spanish vocabulary names of clothing and parts of our face, we have also taken a brief trip to Little Venice a.k.a. Venezuela, where we’re drawn to the white beaches and warm climate, especially during this Spring weather. As we learn more on how to use Spanish articles, we’ll continue to explore Spanish verbs that end with ar, such as to work, to speak/talk, to dance, and to listen.
Mrs. J-P
Es la primavera
We have done so much this last month and we are preparing to do so much more for our upcoming celebration in mayo. In all the grades we have been learning about the natives of Latin America. We have been discussing about the Mayan, Aztecs and Incas. We are moving on to discuss about Mexico and how it grew and became the beautiful country that it has become. We will discuss some of its influential people and the battle that took place in Puebla and that will lead into our grand FIESTA Cinco de Mayo.
11- Students are working hard in preparing for their regents. Students are heavily concentrated in studying and sharpening their skills that have acquired in their time in español.
Ms. Purdee
Es la primavera
We have done so much this last month and we are preparing to do so much more for our upcoming celebration in mayo. In all the grades we have been learning about the natives of Latin America. We have been discussing about the Mayan, Aztecs and Incas. We are moving on to discuss about Mexico and how it grew and became the beautiful country that it has become. We will discuss some of its influential people and the battle that took place in Puebla and that will lead into our grand FIESTA Cinco de Mayo.
10- The students had the time to create a book. Students had to write small blurbs about themselves and things they have interest in and it was all done in Spanish. Some students got very creative hope you enjoy your child’s book.
Ms. Purdee
Es la primavera
We have done so much this last month and we are preparing to do so much more for our upcoming celebration in mayo. In all the grades we have been learning about the natives of Latin America. We have been discussing about the Mayan, Aztecs and Incas. We are moving on to discuss about Mexico and how it grew and became the beautiful country that it has become. We will discuss some of its influential people and the battle that took place in Puebla and that will lead into our grand FIESTA Cinco de Mayo.
9th – These students have been working hard solving a mystery in Spanish and learning about family ties. The students created a family tree and continue to learn about the Latin America family culture.
Ms. Purdee
Es la primavera
We have done so much this last month and we are preparing to do so much more for our upcoming celebration in mayo. In all the grades we have been learning about the natives of Latin America. We have been discussing about the Mayan, Aztecs and Incas. We are moving on to discuss about Mexico and how it grew and became the beautiful country that it has become. We will discuss some of its influential people and the battle that took place in Puebla and that will lead into our grand FIESTA Cinco de Mayo.
The 8th grade is continuing to develop skills in writing sentences that flow into paragraphs hopefully we can get to writing short stories in español. We will begin our project in creating a visual diagram on creating a Latin Dish. Ask your student about it. This will be due 6 de Mayo.
Ms. Purdee