Monday, February 6, 2012

School Exchange - IES Padre Manjón - Methacthon High School

As everybody in our class knows, a group of students from Methacthon High School (Pennsylvania, USA) are coming to IES Padre Manjón (Granada, Spain) on an exchange visit on February 17 to spend two weeks here.
That is why I had thought it would be a good idea to prepare some projects with information about Granada and its surrounding area (the coast, the mountains) for them to know us better.
I know that you will be working hard on the projects that you have to present to the class because you are all very good students, you all want to get very good marks and, most of all, because you all want to show our American friends how beautiful our city is and how much they will enjoy their stay with your families and at our school.

In order to get ready for the projects, here you have some pictures and you will have to find out where these places are, what they are: a house, a restaurant, a hotel, a museum, a park, etc. and how to get there.
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  1. Jose R.G.February 14, 2012 at 7:58 PM

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    1. Pilar FloresFebruary 14, 2012 at 8:17 PM

      I am afraid that your answers are not in the right position. Could you please try again?? And besides, I'd like to know the name of that carmen, where 'the romantic garden' is.
      Thanks, anyway!

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  2. Jose R.G.February 14, 2012 at 8:48 PM

    We think that:
    Image 1: It's the Memory Museum of Andalucía.
    Image 2: It's the beach "El Tesorillo" in Almuñécar.
    Image 3: It's a village in Las Alpujarras.
    Image 4: It's a romantic garden in the carmen de la Victoria.
    Image 5: It's "La Casa de los Méndez" in San Antón Street.
    Image 6: It's a graffiti painted by "El niño de las pinturas" and it's in the street Cuesta de Los Molinos.

    Ignacio Romero García and José Manuel Ruiz González

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  3. Pilar FloresFebruary 14, 2012 at 8:57 PM

    Much better now, almost perfect! Thanks!

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  4. roFebruary 15, 2012 at 9:05 PM

    I think that picture one is 'The Memory Museum of Andalusia'; picture two is 'The Tesorillo Beach' (Almuñecar);picture three is an 'Alpujarra's village'; picture four is the garden of 'Victoria's Carmen; picture five is 'The Méndez's house' (Granada); and finally picture six is a graffiti painted in 'Cuesta de los Molinos' street.

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  5. Blanca Barón TorcalFebruary 15, 2012 at 9:14 PM

    I think the pictures of the blog are:
    1. The Museum of the Andalucia Memory, in the Cultural Centre CajaGranada.
    2. The beach of Almuñécar, in the coast.
    3. A typical street of La Alpujarra.
    4. The garden of Rodríguez Acosta Fundation.
    5. The Hotel Villa Oniri, in San Antón Street.
    6. A graffiti of a street of Granada near the caves of the mountain.

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  6. Elena RFebruary 15, 2012 at 9:31 PM

    I think the pictures are:
    'The Memory Museum of Andalusia'
    The beach 'El Tesorillo' (Almuñecar)
    A Street in La Alpujarra
    The garden of 'Carmen de la Victoria'
    'La Casa de los Mendez' (San Anton Street)
    A graffiti in 'La Cuesta de los Molinos'

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  7. BelénFebruary 15, 2012 at 9:55 PM

    I think the pictures are:
    1.It is the Memory Museum of Andalucía.
    2.Is a beach in Almuñecar `El Tesorillo´.
    3.Is a typical street in the Alpujarra.
    4.Is `La casa de los Mendez´in San Anton street.
    5.Is the garden of `El Carmen de la Victoria´.
    6.Is a graffiti in the street `La Cuesta de los Molinos´.

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  8. mary vFebruary 15, 2012 at 10:00 PM

    I think this pictures are:
    1- The Memory Museum of Andalusia
    2- The Beach" El tesorillo" in Velilla(Almuñecar)
    3- A village in "La Alpujarra"
    4- The Garden of "victoria's Carmen"
    5- The Mendez's houses in Granada
    6- A graffiti in "La Cuesta de los Molinos" street

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  9. Sara.m.pFebruary 15, 2012 at 11:26 PM

    I think the pictures of the blog are:
    1. The Memory Museum of Andalusia, in the Cultural Centre CajaGranada.
    2. The beach 'El tesorillo' in Velilla of Almuñécar.
    3. A typical street of La Alpujarra.
    4. The garden of 'Victoria's Carmen'.
    5. The Hotel Villa Oniri, in San Antón Street.
    6. A graffiti in 'La Cuesta de los Molinos'

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  10. Clara RMFebruary 15, 2012 at 11:48 PM

    I think these pictures are:
    1. The Memory Museum of Andalusia.
    2. "El Tesorillo", a beach of Almuñecar.
    3. A street of the Alpujarra.
    4. The garden of the Victoria's Carmen.
    5. It is "la Casa de los Mendez" in San Antón street.
    6. A graffiti in "La cuesta de los Molinos".

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  11. .February 16, 2012 at 12:46 AM

    I think these pictueres are taken in:
    The Memory Museum of Andalusia.
    A beach in almuñecar called El Tesorillo.
    A streer in the Alpujarra.
    The Garden of Victoria's Carmen.
    La Casa de los Mendez in San Anton Street.
    A graffiti in La Cuesta de los Molinos.

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  12. JesúsFebruary 16, 2012 at 11:43 AM

    1º The site where the first image is the Memory Museum of Andalucía, it is in the Cultural Centre CajaGranada.To go you must get Address: Avenue of Science.
    2º The site where the second image is on a beach in almuñecar, it is the beach of 'The Tesorillo',
    To go you must get to go near the Health Center of Almuñecar,avenue Trapiche.
    3º The site where the third image is in Alpujarra, it is A typical street of La Alpujarra.
    To go you must get go Sierra de Gador tilting.
    4º The site where the four image is in 'Hill Albayzín, it is The garden of the Victoria's Carmen.
    To go you must get go to Barrio del Albaizín.
    5º The site where the five image is in San Antón street, it is "the House of Mendez".
    To go you must get go to San Antón street.
    6º The site where the six image is in "La Cuesta de los Molinos", it is A graffiti .
    To go you must get to go The costs of the mills street.

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