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ST.PATRICKS´S DAY WORKS II (6TH GRADE)
ST. PATRICK DAY
St.
Patrick's Day is
celebrated annually on March 17 to commemorate the death of Saint Patrick, Patron of Ireland.
It is a national holiday in the Republic
of Ireland and a party out of
habit and not official in Northern Ireland. Today, St. Patrick's Day is probably the most widely celebrated saints in
the world.
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated worldwide for all Irish and even people who have no Irish ancestry. The celebration usually resolves themed everything is green and Irish; Christians and non-Christians celebrate the feast regularly dressing in green, enjoy Irish cuisine which includes alcohol Irish drinks, and attending parades. Some establishments selling beer dyed green for the holiday.
Andrea Barrero (6th grade)
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated worldwide for all Irish and even people who have no Irish ancestry. The celebration usually resolves themed everything is green and Irish; Christians and non-Christians celebrate the feast regularly dressing in green, enjoy Irish cuisine which includes alcohol Irish drinks, and attending parades. Some establishments selling beer dyed green for the holiday.
Andrea Barrero (6th grade)
St.
Patrick´s Day
March 17th is Saint Patrick's
Day, when the death of St. Patrick,
or St. Patrick, who
is the patron saint of Ireland is
commemorated. In the United States Saint Patrick's Day is
celebrated in style because many
Americans are of Irish origin.
Today it is celebrated by almost anyone,
whether or not Irish ancestry.
There are parades in cities like New York, New
Orleans, Chicago
or Boston, the 17th day prior to
Sunday.
Bars, pubs and restaurants offer dyed green beer, and typically also wear some green color. Even people wearing green hats or shirts with collars and four leaf clover. That day of the luck of the Irish or the luck of the Irish is spoken. Many locals also sing Irish songs while guests drink beer.
Bars, pubs and restaurants offer dyed green beer, and typically also wear some green color. Even people wearing green hats or shirts with collars and four leaf clover. That day of the luck of the Irish or the luck of the Irish is spoken. Many locals also sing Irish songs while guests drink beer.
Leprechauns
leprechauns, pixies are of
Irish mythology. Is said to be engaged
in mending shoes, and who keep their currencies in a golden bowl at the
end of the rainbow.
By: Diana Fernando
Galito 6º.
PROJECT: MY HOUSE (3°EP)
Los alumnos de 3° se han embarcado en un projecto relacionado con la casa y sus partes en inglés.Les propuse crear su propia casa dejando volar su imaginaciòn y con la ayuda de las familias.He de decir que el resultado no solo me sorprendiò sino que me encantò, al igual que me encantò la ilusiòn con la que todos los niños hablaban y mostraban su trabajo.TODOS los trabajos han sido increíbles y desde aqui, aprovecho para felicitar a las familias de mis alumnos de 3° por involucrarse en el trabajo de sus hijos y compartir con ellos un ratito para preparar los trabajos de inglés.A los peques ya les he felicitado hoy despues de su presentaciòn y exposiciòn esta mañana, donde todos hemos disfrutado un montòn.Y solo por eso, ya ha merecido la pena.
Estas son algunas fotos de la presentaciòn.En breves, se expondrán los trabajos para que todo el mundo pueda disfrutar de ellos.MUCHAS GRACIAS A TODOS! ( Thank you!!)
ST.PATRICKS´S DAY WORKS (6TH GRADE)
St.Patrick´s
Day
En el pasado, el Día de San Patricio era celebrado solamente como
una fiesta religiosa. Se convirtió en una fiesta pública en 1903, por el “Bank
Holiday” (Irlanda) Acta 1903, un Acta del Parlamento de Gran Bretaña
introducida por el irlandés MP James O'Mara. O'Mara luego
introdujo la ley en la cual se señalaba que las tabernas requerían estar
cerradas el 17 de marzo, lo cual
fue apelado en los años setenta. El primer desfile del Día de San Patricio se
realizó en el Estado Libre de
Irlanda, en la ciudad de Dublín en 1931
y fue revisado por el entonces Ministro de Defensa Desmond
Fitzgerald. Aunque ahora la celebración secular existe, la fiesta es
todavía una fiesta religiosa observada en algunas áreas.
The Day of San Patricio is celebrated
worldwide by all the Irishes and even by people who does not have Irish
ancestry. The celebration generally takes everything as a subject matter what
is green and Irish; Christians and not Christians celebrate the holiday
regularly dressing of green, enjoying the Irish gastronomy which includes
alcohol and Irish drinks, and being present at parades. In some establishments
beer is sold dyed of green for the festivity.
El Trebol es un tipo de hojas pequen~as hecho de 3 petalos, y su nombre comun por las 3 hojas es El Trebol de 3 hojas nativo de Irlanda. Este fue hecho el Simbolo Nacional de Irlanda, porque la leyenda que San Patricio uso para ilustrar la doctrina de la Trinidad. Los Irlandeses los consideran los treboles como de buena suerte, desde tempranas fechas y la gente de hoy en dia de otras nacionalidades la adoptaron esta creencia.
El Duente es Irlandes. El es chaparrito, de edad avanzada( un poco
mas de medio metro de estatura),muy a menudo se vestia como un zapatero, con
sombrero y un mandil de piel. De acuerdo a la leyenda, los duendes se mantenian
a distancia y eran innamigables (antipaticos), vivian solos y pasaban todo el
tiempo haciendo zapatos.Ellos poseian una holla de oro pero la tenian
aguarda.Los buscadores de tesoros pueden con frecuencia localizar un duende
por medio de los sonidos de sus martillos. Si lo agarras, el puede ser forzado
(con la amenaza de que sera golpeado) para revelar el lugar hacerca de la holla
de oro, pero el capturador debera mantener sus ojos fijos en los de el en cada
momento. Si el capturador mueve sus ojos del duende (porque el menudo te
esta distrayendo para que veas a otro lado), el desaparese y todos esperan
encontrar el tesoro que esta perdido. La leyenda dice que puedes encontar al
duende y a su olla de oro al final del arcoiris.
Fin
Christian
fdez casas
St. Patrick's Day
Green and Irish; Christians
and non-Christians
celebrate the feast
Regularly dressing in green, enjoy Irish cuisine
The St. Patrick's Day is Celebrated Annually
on March 17 to commemorate
the death of
Saint Patrick (c.
386-17 March 493
or c. 460),
patron saint of
Ireland. It is a national holiday in the Republic of Ireland and a party out of habit
and not official in
Northern
Ireland. Today, St. Patrick's Day
is probably the Most Widely Celebrated
saints in the world.
The St. Patrick's Day is Celebrated worldwide for all Irish and even people who have no Irish ancestry. The celebration themed Resolves Usually everything isIrish Which includes alcoholic drinks, and attending parades. Some establishments selling beer dyed green for the holiday.
The St. Patrick's Day is Celebrated worldwide for all Irish and even people who have no Irish ancestry. The celebration themed Resolves Usually everything isIrish Which includes alcoholic drinks, and attending parades. Some establishments selling beer dyed green for the holiday.
The Parade St.
Patrick's Day in Dublin, capital of Ireland, is part of a festival
lasting five days and more than 675,000 people attended him in the year
Parades also take place in other Irish towns and villages. Other large parades include those in Belfast (Northern Ireland)
Parades also take place in other Irish towns and villages. Other large parades include those in Belfast (Northern Ireland)
n the past, Saint Patrick's Day was celebrated only as a religious holiday.
It became a public holiday in 1903 , the "Bank Holiday" (Ireland ) Act 1903 , an Act of Parliament of Great Britain
introduced by the Irish MP James O'Mara . O'Mara later introduced the law which
stated that requiring taverns be closed on March 17, which was appealed in the
seventies . The first parade of the St. Patrick's Day was held in the Irish
Free State in the city of Dublin in 1931 and was reviewed by the then Minister
of Defence Desmond Fitzgerald. Although there is now a secular celebration, the
holiday is still a religious holiday .It was only in the mid- 1990s the Irish
government began using this international festival at the height of the great
celebrations in the world and promote excitement throughout Ireland via innovation ,
creativity, back to the roots and activity marketing .
-To promote the opportunity and motivation for people with Irish descent (and those who want to be Irish ) attend and join in the imaginative and expressive celebrations.
Internationally - Projecting a credible image of Ireland as a creative country , professional and sophisticated with a striking appearance worldwide.
The first Saint Patrick's Festival was held on March 17, 1996 . In 1997 he became a three-day event , and by 2000 and was a four-day event . Since 2006, the festival lasts five days.
Also important celebrations in other cities: Manchester , Birmingham , London , Cambridge , Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia , Chicago , Kansas, Savannah , Denver, Buenos Aires , Paris, Scranton and Toronto, currently (2013 ) the biggest parade St. Patrick 's Day takes place in New York city and is seen by over two million viewer.
-To promote the opportunity and motivation for people with Irish descent (and those who want to be Irish ) attend and join in the imaginative and expressive celebrations.
Internationally - Projecting a credible image of Ireland as a creative country , professional and sophisticated with a striking appearance worldwide.
The first Saint Patrick's Festival was held on March 17, 1996 . In 1997 he became a three-day event , and by 2000 and was a four-day event . Since 2006, the festival lasts five days.
Also important celebrations in other cities: Manchester , Birmingham , London , Cambridge , Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia , Chicago , Kansas, Savannah , Denver, Buenos Aires , Paris, Scranton and Toronto, currently (2013 ) the biggest parade St. Patrick 's Day takes place in New York city and is seen by over two million viewer.
By: Laura Beatriz Dos Santos
Correia 6º
St. Patrick's Day
Ireland
The St. Patrick's Day is celebrated annually on March 17 to commemorate the
death of Saint Patrick
(c. 386-17
March 490
or c. 460) It is a national holiday in the Republic of Ireland and a party out of habit and not official in Northern Ireland. Today, St. Patrick's Day is probably the most widely celebrated saints in the world.
The St.
Patrick's Day is celebrated annually on March 17 to commemorate the death of Saint Patrick (c. 386-17 March
493 or c. 460), patron saint of Ireland.
It is a national holiday in the Republic of Ireland and
a party out of habit and not official in Northern Ireland.
Today, St. Patrick's Day is probably the most widely celebrated saints in
the world
They dye the river green and all green dress
Of course, the
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated mainly in Ireland and
that, along with St. Bridget and St. Column, is the
patron of the island. However
Irish emigration has led tradition around the world,
especially the United States, where the holiday is
widely celebrated. And is that where resides
an Irish Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated.
BY: Daniel
A leprechaun (Irish: leipreachán) is a type of fairy
in Irish folklore, usually taking the form of an old man, clad in a red or
green coat, who enjoys partaking in mischief. Like other fairy creatures,
leprechauns have been linked to the Tuatha Dé Danann of Irish mythology.The
Leprechauns spend all their time busily making shoes, and store away all their
coins in a hidden pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. If ever captured by a
human, the Leprechaun has the magical power to grant three wishes in exchange
for their release. Popular depiction shows the Leprechaun as being no taller
than a small child,with a beard and hat, although they may originally have been
perceived as the tallest of the mound-dwellers.
In the past, Saint Patrick's Day
was celebrated only as a religious holiday. It became a public holiday in
1903, the "Bank Holiday" (Ireland) Act
1903, an Act of Parliament of Great Britain introduced by the Irish MP James
O'Mara. O'Mara later
introduced the law which stated that requiring taverns
be closed on March 17, which was appealed in the seventies. The first parade of the St. Patrick's Day was held in the Irish Free State in the city of Dublin in 1931 and
was reviewed by the then Minister of Defence Desmond Fitzgerald.
Although there is now a secular celebration,
the holiday is still a religious holiday observed in some areas.
March 17th is Saint Patrick's
Day, when the death of St. Patrick,
or St. Patrick, who
is the patron saint of Ireland is
commemorated. In the United States Saint Patrick's Day is
celebrated in style because many
Americans are of Irish origin.
Today it is celebrated by almost anyone,
whether or not Irish ancestry.
March 17 marks the day of
St. Patrick, patron of Ireland.
St. Patrick was born in 387 in
Kilpatrick, near Dumbarton,
in Scotland.
His father was an officer in the Roman army. Irish pirates took prisoner the
young Patrick 16 and sold him into slavery. He spent six years in Ireland,
where he learned to speak the Celtic
language. He managed to escape and went to France
to prepare for the monastic life,
and became a priest. When he was 46 years
old he decided to return to Ireland to
evangelize the locals. And there he remained for almost three decades, until his death on March 17 of the year 461.
ST.PATRICK´S DAY IN MONTIANA
En el CP Montiana, estamos celebrando St.Patrick´s Day. Cuando estudiamos una lengua extranjera, igualmente importante es estudiar los aspectos socioculturales de los paises donde dicha lengua es hablada, como puden ser sus festividades mas destacadas. Es el caso de ST.PATRICK´S DAY. A través de juegos, lecturas, búsqueda de información y actividades online y escritas, junto con la decoración de nuestra clase, nos hemos impregnado del color verde, color por excelencia de dicho dia.
El Día de San Patricio se celebra anualmente el 17 de marzo para conmemorar el fallecimiento de San Patricio, patrón de Irlanda. Es una fiesta nacional en la República de Irlanda y una fiesta por costumbre y no oficial en Irlanda del Norte. Hoy, el Día de San Patricio es probablemente el santoral más ampliamente celebrado en el mundo.
El Día de San Patricio se celebra a nivel mundial por todos los irlandeses e incluso por gente que no tiene ascendencia irlandesa. La celebración generalmente tiene por temática todo lo que es verde e irlandés; cristianos y no cristianos celebran la fiesta regularmente vistiéndose de verde, disfrutando de la gastronomía irlandesa la cual incluye bebidas irlandesas, y asistiendo a desfiles. En algunos establecimientos se vende cerveza teñida de verde para la festividad.
El shamrock es el símbolo oficial de Irlanda.Se trata de un trébol que encierra connotaciones mágicas y legendarias herederas de la tradición celta.
Es, junto con el color verde y azul y la figura del entrañable gnomo llamado Leprechaun, la representación de la cultura de la isla de Irlanda y su exaltación es visible en las fiestas del Día de San Patricio. Patricio de Irlanda fue un obispo y misionero irlandés de origen escocés. Es venerado como santo de la iglesia católica, así como de la Ortodoxa. Es festejado por toda la comunidad irlandesa del mundo el 17 de marzo, fecha de su muerte.
LEPRECHAUN
El Día de San Patricio se celebra anualmente el 17 de marzo para conmemorar el fallecimiento de San Patricio, patrón de Irlanda. Es una fiesta nacional en la República de Irlanda y una fiesta por costumbre y no oficial en Irlanda del Norte. Hoy, el Día de San Patricio es probablemente el santoral más ampliamente celebrado en el mundo.
El Día de San Patricio se celebra a nivel mundial por todos los irlandeses e incluso por gente que no tiene ascendencia irlandesa. La celebración generalmente tiene por temática todo lo que es verde e irlandés; cristianos y no cristianos celebran la fiesta regularmente vistiéndose de verde, disfrutando de la gastronomía irlandesa la cual incluye bebidas irlandesas, y asistiendo a desfiles. En algunos establecimientos se vende cerveza teñida de verde para la festividad.
El shamrock es el símbolo oficial de Irlanda.Se trata de un trébol que encierra connotaciones mágicas y legendarias herederas de la tradición celta.Es, junto con el color verde y azul y la figura del entrañable gnomo llamado Leprechaun, la representación de la cultura de la isla de Irlanda y su exaltación es visible en las fiestas del Día de San Patricio. Patricio de Irlanda fue un obispo y misionero irlandés de origen escocés. Es venerado como santo de la iglesia católica, así como de la Ortodoxa. Es festejado por toda la comunidad irlandesa del mundo el 17 de marzo, fecha de su muerte.
LEPRECHAUN
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