Today, after one of the best sleepovers that we have ever had, we have enjoyed a morning full of relaxing activities, we have created our own Polynesian costumes to get completely involved in this amazing culture. Unfortunately, we have said goodbye to many friendly pirates this week, but we will always keep in touch with…
It is Thursday…today pirates have became cooks again. Children have developed their culinary skills to make some “enrolladets”. They have used the rolling pin as well as their hands to roll the sausage into the wheat pancake. Do you want to taste it?
Despite the cloudy weather this morning, today we’ve been able to plough through Polynesian waters having lots of fun and games! We’ve also been preparing ourselves for our night aboard ship, we are now ready to party the night away with all our lovely friends. We will have a big feast and lots of fun…
The Comarcal pirates can not only captain a ship but also they can make some artcrafts. Today they have created an exceptional picture using marine salt.
Yo-ho-ho!
Today has been a busy day. Our pirates have learned and reviewed the English words for various parts of the body and encountered dinosaurs along the way! The unearthing of an ancient papyrus from Polynesia led to the deciphering of a dramatic fable that was both enlightening and entertaining.
Today pirates finished the Polynesian flowered necklace and they had a lot of fun playing at the summing pool.
Today our adventures have led us to a place inhabited by miniature people and of course, being pirates we have encountered other pirates, only much smaller than us! We have tasted the local cuisine by making our own fruit ice lollies. Finally, we needed some extra crew members for our voyage home and we thought…
Our pirate ship has arrived in Polynesia where the most popular gift is a flowered necklace. In order to make our pirates believe we are actually in that place, the Comarcal crew has made a wonderful necklace with chocolate flowers; but caution…it is just for decoration, it is not for eating!
This week we have begun our journey through Polynesia. We have shared our experiences with the native culture by making our own traditional souvenir, a mobile, which is very typical of the region. Our pirates have pulled together as comrades, hence showing their collaborative spirit, the true spirit of a pirate, through some new and…
