by Marcin Staniak
Christmas is almost here. We all know that Santa wears red and white clothes. But what does usually elves were? Let's take a look.
Blog językowy uczniów Zespołu Szkół Ogrodniczych i Ogólnokształcących im. Mariana Raciborskiego w Pruszczu Gdańskim.
by Marcin Staniak
Christmas is almost here. We all know that Santa wears red and white clothes. But what does usually elves were? Let's take a look.
It is nice to send and receive Christmas Cards!
How to write a proper Christmas Card in English ? You should remember that there are a few rules, just like when you write an email or a letter.
This presentation was sent to us by our friends from CEIP San Lázaro- Escuelas Blancas - elementary school in Spain.
They are 10 years old, and each student prepared another slide.
Let's see what kind of traditions they have :)
Presentation click here
Christmas songs from Spain:
Have you ever wondered how Christmas traditions all over Europe are different than those from Poland?
Check out a presentation preprared for us by Portuguese children from class 4A from Agrupamento de Escolas Infante D. Henrique during We need to Connect project.
by Class 4B
Class 4 B prepared a detailed presentation about Christmas in Poland. They tackled information as dates, food, tradition, family celebration, characters, and gifts.
It was a part of their project with Spain and Portugal called: We need to connect via TwinSpace.
This week before Christmas they are going to send each other Christmas Cards and compare they Christmas traditions.
Japanese clothes
( Japonia )
Japanese clothes are very colorful and have different patterns
this outfit is called a kimono
First revse some clothes you already know. Play a game of wheel of fortune and check how many clothes do you remember
Click:
Now watch a film about some traditional clothes and answer these questions.
Clothes film Brainy Traditional clothes
1.What is this?
by Łucka Korszańska 6E
In France there is a lot of sights. The main religion is Catholicism.
It is forty thousand castles, palaces, mansions and more relics.
by Bartosz Józefowicz