Archive for December 2009

Under the tree!/ Sotto l’albero!

December 26, 2009

Great presents for everyone under the Christmas Tree!/ Grandi doni per tutti sotto l’albero di Natale! Classi 5^A e 5^B – Scuola Primaria ” A. Ciancia”- Francavilla in Sinni (PZ) – Italia

Describing Christmas / Descrivendo il Natale

December 26, 2009

Tutti insieme i nostri bambini hanno provato a creare, in Italiano, delle similitudini sul Natale che richiamano alcune nostre tradizioni/All together our children tried to create , in Italian, some similes about Christmas that remind some  traditions of ours:   Il Natale è / Christmas is: rosso come la Stella di Natale as red as [...]

Merry Christmas!

December 25, 2009

All what our children did to wish you: MERRY CHRISTMAS! Classe 1^B – Scuola Primaria “A. Ciancia” – Francavilla in Sinni (PZ) – Italia

A strange Christmas tree

December 21, 2009

I’m Emma from class 2A I want to show you my Christmas tree. It isn’t like the other green pines. It is a dry tree and it comes from Spargi Island in Sardinia. MY mother and I have seen it on the beach after a few days of bad sea. I don’t really know ehere [...]

My Christmas Tree

December 21, 2009

Dear Friends Every year on 8th December my family and I make the Christmas tree. We put on it some mum’s old decorations and every Christmas my sister and I add two new objects that mum gives us as a present. These ones are not just little balls but also some special fantasy characters such [...]

Our Village – Winter Photos

December 18, 2009

Photographer: Ana Maria Iacoban (8th form)

A Modern Romanian Carol

December 13, 2009

Our kindergarten pupils want to share this modern Romanian carol with you. They are wearing Romanian traditional costumes in this video. Liliana&the kids

Romanian Christmas Carols

December 13, 2009

Here are two old Christmas carols from Romania performed by our 7th form pupils. Liliana&the kids

St. Nicholas Day Tradition in Poland

December 13, 2009

In Poland on the 6th December we celebrate St. Nicholas Day. St. Nicholas was a bishop mainly known for anonymous gifts giving to the poor. On that day we give presents especially to children. In our town – Sochaczew in the centre of Poland we also celebrated St. Nicholas Day. In the morning that day [...]

Agata’s Christmas tradition

December 11, 2009

Hello Friends I’m Agata from class 2 A at Vivaldi School in Alessandria I have  a family  Christmas tradition. Every year my mum prepares the “Bread Child”. It is a cake in the shape of a child and it represent the Christ Child . In our dialect it is called “Crumbot” It is very easy [...]

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