We went,saw, visited, and ate.
Visiting some places in Cali
Some students have visited some of the places we have mentioned in class. Here there are the pictures they wanted to share with us.
Cali some years ago
Enjoy nice pictures about some important places of Cali, some years ago they looked very different.
Our grandparents visited us
Mariela Echeverry - César A. Sandoval
Ana Sofia Rodriguez 2A: The boys made kites and paper airplanes.
Juan José Parra 2A: The classes were: English, Literature, Math, Geometry, Science, and Language.
Nicolas Figueroa 2A: their customs were: go to the mass every Sunday wearing very elegant clothes and pray the “Rosario” every nigth.
Sofia Largacha 2A: Martina’s grandmother and Juan José’s grandfather told us about the school at their time, because it was very different. The punishments were: wear a hat with donkey ears, put their knees down on grains of corn under the sun with two bricks on their two hands.
María Luisa Gonzales Osorio2A: I learnt that my grandmother played “lleva”, hide and seek, “quemado, que pase el rey y a la pelota”.
Daniel Mantilla 2A: our grandparents’ life was different from no, at school they had hard punishments.
Juan Pablo Cañas 2A: they played jazz, jumping the rope and marbles.
Mariana Díez 2A: I am Mariana Díez and I have a grandmother, her name is Leonor Perez she is a very sweet person, when she was at school she had very strict teachers but she was a very good student.
Laura Romero 2A: Last Thursday, JUAN JOSE PARRA’s grandpa and MARTINA BUENO’s grandma told us how were their lives and schools, they had terrible punishments.
Martina Bueno 2A: With our grandparents we talked about their lives and how was Cali when they were children. I think the life of our grandparents was very different when they were young; some things were better and others too bad.
Cesar A. Sandoval,
He was a very naughty boy, he made us laugh very much; he had a lot of punishments. He liked to play “Quemado”.
Mariela Echeverry,
Her life was very good, she liked to play “Rayuela” and she went to a religious school.
Maria Juliana Garzon 2A: Streets were made with rocks. There were only two schools that taught English: San Luis Gonzaga and Colombo Británico. When my grandma Oliva finished the school day, she went to her house to do the homework and then she when to the kitchen to help cooking the lunch.
Valeria Araque 2A: They were punished putting their knees on corn seeds under the sunlight, they stood up in front of a wall for long time, and they had to use a donkey hat when he or she told a lie.
Maria Jose Carvajal 2B: What did my great-grandparents and grandmother do in their free time? Manuel wrote in his free time. Mercedes sewed, wrote and embroidered and Ma. Cristina made clothes for her dolls.
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