El Canario Nursery and Primary School. Nursery Education 5-year-old students. "THE ABSENT-MINDED GRANDPARENTS"

Five-year-old students performed a theatrical play titled "The Absent-minded Grandparents" on Thursday 28th May at El Canario Nursery and Primary School. The story is very funny and is about grandparents telling a tale. They name different typical animals from the Canary Islands. On the following you can watch a video from this performance. We hope you enjoy it.

THE ABSENT-MINDED GRANDPARENTS

El Canario Nursery and Primary School. Nursery Education 4-year-old students. "The Chicken Marcelina"

Four-year-old students performed a theatrical play titled "The Chicken Marcelina" on Thursday 28th May at El Canario Nursery and Primary School. The story is about a chicken, its six chicks , the miller and other typical animals from the Canary Islands such as a dog ( The Canary Islands were named after the dogs. Dog in Latin is Canus-cani. When the Spanish arrived on the islands there were a lot of dogs, that's why they named the islands after this animal.), a goat, and a donkey. One day chicken Marcelina found some corn grains. She asked a dog, a goat and a donkey for help. They did not help chiken Marcelina. She wanted to make " gofio" which is typical Canary food, toasted corn grain flour. With Gofio, Chicken Marcelina wanted to make a " gofio pella", a mixture of toasted corn grain flour, water, oil, sugar and salt. At the end she met the miller and he kindly helped her to make the Gofio in his windmill. Chicken Marcelina made the gofio pella and invited the animals to eat it. On the following you can watch a video from this performance. We hope you enjoy it.

THE CHICKEN MARCELINA

El Canario Nursery and Primary School. Second Cycle of Primary."The Alisio Wind and The Pirate Wooden Leg."

The students of the Second Cycle of El Canario Nursery and Primary School performed two different theatrical plays: The Alisio Wind (3rd of Primary) and The Pirate Wooden Leg (4th of Primary). Both plays were written by the Canarian poetess Isabel Medina. On the following you can watch both videos of the students' performances at school. The performance took place on Tuesday 26th May, during the week in which the Canary Day was celebrated (Saturday 30th May) . We hope you enjoy the students' work.

"The Alisio Wind"

This theatrical play is about the journey of the Alisio wind around the Canary Islands. In his way the wind meets the seven islands (Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Tenerife, La Gomera, El Hierro y la Palma) and other Canary places of interest, animals and plants such as the Canary Lizard, the Drago tree, the Teide mountain, Caldera de Taburiente National Park, the Canary palm tree etc.

The Pirate Wooden Leg

This theatrical play performed by 9-10-year-old students is about the arriving of pirate Wooden Leg and his crew in the Canary Islands. It is full of funny situations between the pirates and the Canary inhabitants. We hope you enjoy watching this video.