4º ESO

didactic unit 1 year 2020/21

real food: then and now

Promoting healthy habits is a key element in our curriculum. Our current pandemic has forced us to stay at home more than we did in the past and have changed most of our routines, affecting our diet. Recent studies have proven a healthy diet to play a major role when facing the virus successfully. Being this the case, we wanted to raise awareness regarding our students's diet.

This is why our unit is focused on a not so new tendency: REAL FOOD.

history

In history classes, our super teacher Luisa has analysed the history of food through different periods, connecting past and present recipes that imply a return to healthier ways of cooking and eating. Our language assistant Nolan Bulger created this video to help them understand this process a bit better:

Realfooding Video.mp4

Additionally, students created posters to show how real food works, how benefitial it can be and how it connects our present back to other periods of time when food was less processed. Here are some examples:

Documento de Jorge
Documento de Jorge
Documento de Jorge
Foto de Jorge
Documento de Jorge
Foto de Jorge

P.E. and English

Our students have also put into practice their own real food recipes. This is why our P.E. teacher has encouraged them to design a recipe using only non-processed products to create a healthy meal. They have created their videos and posters of the cooking process and the ingredients. Here are some examples:

Marina Barea Mendaña - Tarea Final Real Food.pdf
Courgette stuffed of soy with vegetables.pdf
20201206_134607_329588710049488.mp4
IMG_0683.mov

DIDACTIC UNIT 2 YEAR 2020/2021

OLYMPIC GAMES THROUGH HISTORY AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS

"Al proponer a dos materias como Historia del Mundo Contemporáneo y Educación Física colaborar en proyectos integrados, parece obvio el plantear una unidad sobre Historia del deporte, pero pretendemos que esta vaya más allá del simple relato cronológico del surgimiento de los distintos deportes. Nuestra intención es que este proyecto nos sirva como excusa para trabajar una serie de valores y competencias clave con nuestro alumnado y es por esto por lo que hemos escogido tratar el tema del origen de los Juegos Olímpicos modernos, de tal manera que incidiremos en aspectos como la importancia del deporte para la salud física y mental, tal y como lo concebían los griegos y así lo rescata el barón de Coubertain, o la visión de los Juegos como una oportunidad para la interrelación entre personas de distintos países y culturas.

Pero además de todo esto, vamos a hacer especial hincapié a la hora de trabajar la coeducación, desmitificando esa concepción que ha existido en la Historia de que las mujeres no participaron en ella como protagonistas y tocando temas muy controvertidos también en la actualidad como el mundo del deporte femenino, la segregación por géneros en el deporte y las diferencias que aún existen a nivel laboral para las mujeres en este ámbito. Para ello utilizaremos la figura de referencia de Alice Milliat, mujer deportista que luchó por la inclusión de las mujeres en los Juegos Olímpicos. "


Our super History teacher Luisa couldn't have described the intention of this unit better. Students have been working on the role of women in the Olympic Games but they have also covered a wide range of topics regarding gender equality and other rights throughout history. As a final product, students have created different comics by using new technologies ( or even their own hand-drawing), fostering this way their creativity and being able to bring together everything they have learnt in a very original way.


women's right in the olympic games.pdf
Carmen_1_4D-combinado.pdf
Presentación_Manuela_4C.pdf
Comic historia.pdf
Azul Blanco Negro Amor 6 Viñetas Cómic.pdf