Thank you for helping us

out!!!! Isabel Lopez de Mesa

Jazmine Zarruk

Jessica Scheuten

Lina Maria Cotes

Margarita Sanclemente

Maria Cristina Benavides

Maria Sanint

Maria Susana Diaz

Laura Michelsen

Patty Villegas

Doris Martinez

Tania Wright

Adriana Delgado

Carolina Barraquer

Liliana Hoyos

Maria Eugenia Dominguez

Pilar Medina

Sandra Álvarez

Sandra Gómez

Silvia Lee

Ximena Arango

Ana Milena Hoyos

Constanza Estrada

Ximena Rocha

Maria Fernanda Lemos

Cristina Casielles

Maria Luisa Jiménez

Patricia Morales

Liesel Potdevin

Maria Isabel Pérez

Carolina Villa

COLEGIO ANGLO COLOMBIANO MARCH 10TH 2010

1: 30 p.m. — 3 :30 p.m. WSCC

Primary Head Tom Burton

Deputy Head Jennie Devine

2A Sarah Noble 2B Mariana Suarez 2C Rebeca Thornton 2D Brendan Aylmer 2E Martha Dueñas 2F Margarita Robledo

Ta’s Maria Mercedes Marquez Silvia Smit Ruth Villoria Educational Support

Fanny Wilches

Español y Estudios Colombianos Ana Lucia Bernal Martha Cecilia Ortiz

Visual Arts Maria Clara Echeverri

Music Vilma Figueroa

PE and Motor Skills Marcela Ramirez Program Produced by Paola Caicedo

Staff involved

I’d like to give a huge thank you to everyone involved in the production of the Second Grade Exhibition for 2010. Congratulations to all the Second Grade students who worked so pas-sionately and diligently preparing for this exhibition. The growth of your knowledge is obvious, while your actions and care for endangered ani-mals shows that you truly believe what you have learnt. Congratulations to Pablo de Francisco from 2C for designing a bold, col-ourful and meaningful logo for our exhibition. Well done to everyone who participated in the competition – there were so many excellent lo-gos that, as you know, voting for only one was very difficult! Thank you to all other grades in primary, for coming and supporting us

by watching and being an attentive audience.

Thank you very much to all the ‘behind-the-scenes’ people who organ-

ised the logistics of the production. With a special thanks to Paola who

created the forest-saving electronic programme, Jennie, who gave guid-

ance and oversaw the whole process, and all the staff of the WSCC, who

gave their time and technical knowledge.

To the thoughtful and willing parents who graciously gave their time and

skills in the two weeks leading up to the performance, I would like to give

a heartfelt thank you. It was a pleasure having you amongst the hustle

and bustle of preparations.

And finally, but not at all in the least, thank you a thousand times over

to the group directors, teacher assistants and specialist staff for pulling

together to share ideas, support one another and work at 110% to help

make this production happen. Without all of the attributes that you dis-

play, this exhibition would not have flown as it did.

Thank you, Miss Sarah

Welcome to the primary section’s first electronic

program!

We are very proud of the new electronic pro-

gram as we feel that it really embodies the spirit

of not only the unit the students are studying,

but also the Anglo’s commitment to reduce pa-

per consumption. This process started out with

the use of electronic circulars, which (we calcu-

lated) have already saved 120 trees over the

last 2 1/2 years. Not printing this 10 page pro-

gram alone has saved 1/5 of a tree!

The students have been committed during this

unit to reducing waste and we in the office feel

that we should not only support this endeavour,

but be leading the way with new innovations.

A special thanks to Paola Caicedo for the idea

and the program design.

Miss Jennie

Deputy Head

Why electronically and not in paper?

Paper comes from trees and the

trees are animals habitats, so if

we waste paper the habitat of

some animals can disappear and

animals would not have anywhere

to live and they will die. Also, we

will have nothing to breath with

if we cut all the trees.

I think using paper will change

the environment of the animals

because people cut trees to make

paper. If we cut trees, we are de-

stroying the habitat of the ani-

mals and our planet and are en-

dangering species because cut-

ting the trees ruins the habitat

of animals. If we use so much

paper all animals will be extinct

and without animals we are

without life. If we cut trees, ani-

mals can not survive and we

can’t see the beautiful animals.

If the electronic mail is used, ani-mals don’t get endan-gered. It is better to use electronic mail and if we don’t do it we are not going to have forests and all the natural places left.

It is good to use elec-tronic things because you don’t waste paper and people that cut trees can’t understand that people don’t want more endangered species. Some people don’t want a lot of city. They want forest, plants and a lot of GREEN!

Student’s reflections

Mini

Zoo!!

Explorer 1: María Luna Santacruz Lemos

Explorer 2: Sara Trujillo Rueda

North America

Green sea Turtle (reptile) – Dorothea Raskin Scheuten

Lotus Blue butterfly (insect) – Antonia Gaitán Gómez

Cougar (mammal) – Natalia Ulloa Casielles

Imagine you are an explorer back in the early 1800’s. What animals would you take with you to represent the various

continents you visit? How would you classify those animals? 2A are venturing into unknown territory around the world and

collecting animals that interest and intrigue them. Find out how they classify these animals for their

21st century mini zoo!!

2A

Europe Giant Lizard (reptile) –

Juan Andrés Monsalve Rodríguez

Snail (Mollusc) – Pablo Jiménez Arango

Barbary Macaque monkey (mammal) – Sofía Valenzuela Méndez

Asia Snow leopard (mammal) –

Nicolás Gómez Hoyos Panda (mammal) – Julio Eduardo Durán Co-

ronel Tiger (mammal) – Catalina Caycedo Suárez

Thailand Giant Catfish (fish) – Juan José Vergara Arbeláez

Africa

Dodo bird (bird) – Federico Marín Rojas

Mountain zebra (mammal) – Manuela Giraldo Restrepo

Salamander (amphibian) – Felipe Gaviria Villegas

South America

Red frog (amphibian) – Natalia Cáceres Jiménez

Pink dolphin (mammal) – Natalia Quintero García

Jaguar (mammal) – Valentina Grisales Cano

Tarantula (arachnid) – Juan Andrés Arango Castro

Harpy Eagle (bird) – Santiago Vargas Monedero

Oceania

Kiwi (bird) – Gabriel Jaramillo Morales Koala (mammal) – Antonio Arango Har-

ker Rainbow parrotfish (fish) – Ana Sanz de

Santamaría Sanint

What About

Food

Chains?

Narrators: ...Simón Bernal … Pedro Trujillo

Food Chain Actors: Tree… Sarah Oliveros Apple… Juan Camilo Gómez Ladybug… Juliana Guarnizo Dragonfly… Pablo Forero Toad… Juan Camilo Gómez Crane… Tashi Hawksworth Eagle… Pablo Betancourt Mushrooms… Isabela Castro

Food Web Actors: Little fish… Juliana Rubio Penguin… Manuela Botero Seal… Camila Reyes Polar bear… Andrea Arango Turtle… Camilo Salazar Octopus… Valentina Tamayo Dolphin… María José Gómez Shark… Felipe Guzmán

The Cast

Animation Crew: … Camilo Bretón … Pedro Trujillo … Tomas Hamman … Simón Bernal … Felipe Márquez … Daniel Mariño … Nicolás García Dancers: … Simón Bernal … Daniel Mariño … Felipe Márquez … Andrea Arango … Juliana Guarnizo … Juliana Rubio … María José Gómez … Valentina Tamayo … Sofía Gómez … Manuela Botero

2B wants to tell all of you everything about food chains. What is a food chain and a food web? How is the process of a food

chain? Why are food chains important? These three questions are very important and 2B is going to

try and explain the answers they found out. We hope you enjoy the show!!!

2B

Preserve Food Chains!!!!!

Singers: … Tashi Hawksworth … Isabela Castro … Sara Oliveros … Camila Reyes Messengers: … Pablo Betancourt … Pedro Trujillo … Pablo Forero … Nicolás García … Camilo Bretón … Camilo Salazar … Tomas Hamann … Juan Camilo Gómez

Juliana Andrea Rubio

2C

Our Impact

2C found this quote very motivating and feels very strongly

about humanities responsibility to work harder to conserve the

planets resources and protect all species.

The “Lisa the Lima” song seemed like a simple and straight for-

ward way to present the problems being faced by most of the

Endangered animals on our earth, which is a loss of habitat.

“Only when the last tree has been cut down, and the last river has dried to a trickle and most species are extinct, will

man finally realise that we can’t eat money.”

Roles:

Singers:

Whole class.

Dancers:

Hannah Wright

Barbara Welton

Manuela Uribe

Annette Kunzel

Sofia Echieverri

Isabella Convers

Antonio Rocca

Pablo De Francisco

Felipe Negret

Speakers:

Alejandro Botero

Maria Camila Pardo

Daniela Bautista

Antonio Roca

Juan Antonio Ospina

Cristina Silva

Juan López De Mesa

Maria Cortes

Backstage and Props :

Antonio Estupiñan

Thomas Scholtz

Simón García

Simón Trujillo

Nicolás Ulloa

Daniela Bautista

Juan Antonio Restrepo

Verónica Escobar

Alejandro Botero

Makeup:

Verónica Escobar

Annette Kunzel

Maria Cortes

Maria Camila Pardo

Veronica Escobar

Just like the class members of 2D, who are all unique and different in many aspects so are many

of our Endangered Species. An Adaptation is something that makes it possible for an animal to

live in a particular place or a particular way. It may be a physical adaptation, like the size or shape of

the animal’s body, or the way in which its body works. It may be the way the animal behaves. Each

adaptation has been produced by evolution. We hope you enjoy our show and learn something new

about “ADAPTATION”

ADAPTATION JEOPARDY 2D

Susana Escobar

Presenters Emilia Forero & Alejandro

Gómez

Model Sofía Ricaurte

Parents of 2D Maria Camila Bernal

Federica Aristeguieta

Juan Camilo Cotes

Emilio Toro

Juan Francsico Ortiz

Children of 2D Pablo Buitrago

Lorenzo Gomez

Laura Bautista

Valeria Merizalde

Felipe Paredes

Adaptation Presenters Ignacy Jurjewicz

Miguel Gonzalez

Vicente Noero

Santiago Arbelaez

Gregorio Gomez

Susana Escobar

Maria Jose Arbelaez

Felipe Botero

Martin Botero

STARS OF THE SHOW

Ferlipe Botero

2E “Heal the

World”

Introduction of the exhibition

María Camila Villa

Esteban Montoya

1. Play “The W. W. F

Organization”

Cast:

María Lozano

Luis Felipe Mendoza

Gabriel Hernández

Santiago Espinel

Christine Pearl

Nicole Venegas

Pedro Ferrer

2. Power Point presenta-

tions of different animals

life cycles ( frogs, turtles

and humming birds)

Inquirers:

Ana María Arango

Nathan Correa

Diego Granada

3. Rap song and dance of “

Endangered Species”

Cast:

María José Castro

Alejandra Méndez

Ana María Montoya

María Camila Villa

Camila Rodríguez

Felipe Morelli

Tomas Hoyos

Santiago Noguera

Lucas Hall

4. Dance “ Heal the World”

Cast:

All 2nd E

“We children can protect

the habitats of all the spe-

cies but we need to work

together.”

Part One : Green reporters : Laura Valdivieso, Manuela Gómez, Cristina Par-do.MarIa Andrade Mr. Shanks : Alejandro Urdaneta Mr. Tom : Santiago Zea Part two : Do and Don´t Don´t actions : Joaquín González, Santiago Miery, Isabella Llano, María Gabriela Acosta, Sabrina Zielcke, Valeria Dalel. Eco friends: Andrés Rincón, Carolina Hurtado, Sofía Arango, Rebeca Montaño, Natalia Palacino. Part three : “ Make a change “ Video. Armando Benedetti, Lorenzo Mendoza, Esteban Salazar, Emilio So-larte, Santiago Mateus.

2F CONSERVATION

“Make a change”

2fFwould like to present to you our project on conservation, “Make a change.”

There are lots of problems facing our planet today. But there are lots of things that we can do to help to look after Earth.

Don´t forget “The 3Rs”

REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE….