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What do children normally do at Christmas time in United Kingdom?
Read theses slides our friends from Stamford Green Primary School made for us.
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Year 3 B student, Emma P., has brought some notes from Africa: Ghana, Madagascar and Kenya.
Her aunt loves travelling and she brings her notes of every country she visits.
Do you know the currency in these countries?
Look at this note from Ghana? Is there anything familiar to you?
Can you see the black star? And can you see the first Prime Minister and then the President of Ghana?
Who are the other people? Why are they on the note?
How much is 1 cedi? Use this Currency Converter.
Calculate:
GHANA
1500 Cedis
7800 Cedis
KENYA
125000 Kenyan shilling
23500 Kenyan shilling
MADAGASCAR
4000 Ariary
9380 Ariary
Our friend, Chris Asumadu from Ghana, visited our school two weeks ago.
A short review has been published by the province newspaper Diario Información in its school supplement LA TIZA.
Thanks Kweku for your time and dedication.
It was great.
Would you like to read this arcticle in English or Spanish?
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Hi everyone,
Did you like the visit of our friend Kweku from Ghana yesterday?
Did you learn a lot of things?
Let's give him some feed back about his visit.
Hello everybody,
Let's learn about natural disasters. Why are natural disasters caused by?
Think about your country and other countries.
Let's learn some vocabulary now.
Have you heard about hurricane Milton?
Look at this map and find where it happened?
What are hurricanes?
They are storms which begin over large areas of water and bring lots of rain and very strong winds.
But how are hurricanes formed?
European explorers learnt the Indigenous Caribbean word hurakan, meaning evil spirits.
However, let's watch this video.
Hello everyone,
Today is 26th September. Let's learn some facts about languages.
Would you like to read the book "Anna learns a new language"?
Hello everyone,
We hace designed these cards using CANVA for promoting Languages and Peace.
Our aim is to draw attention to Europe's rich linguistic and cultural diversity. We also want to reinforce cultural understanding.
These cards have been created by Year 4.
Hello everyone,
Year 3 students are also celebrating European Day of Languages.
EDL is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate all of Europe's languages, including those that are less widely spoken and the languages of migrants.
Here you can see some cards they have designed.
Hello everyone,
Are you good at drawing or designing?
Would you like to participate in the EDL-Shirt Contest?
Get more information and participate.
You can see some examples and get some ideas for your project.
Chin up!
