In this edition of our school newspaper, we have explored the fascinating world of animals from different continents and habitats. During our research, we paid special attention to endangered species and the challenges they face in order to survive. We learned about the importance of protecting wildlife and preserving biodiversity for future generations. To present our findings in a creative and visual way, we created several visual thinking projects that are displayed throughout the newspaper, helping readers better understand the information we discovered.
This week, our school is excited to start the CLAP Program, a special project where native teachers from different parts of the world will visit us. They will help us learn about the culture, traditions, and daily life of their countries. It is a great opportunity to practice English and discover the world without leaving our classroom.
As part of the program, we will work on a travel project. Each student will receive a passport, and we will add a stamp every time we learn about a new country. By the end of the project, our passports will be full of memories and information from around the globe.
We have already started our journey with our first stop: the United Kingdom. We are learning about its famous places, food, music, and celebrations.
We can't wait to “travel” to the next destination! This program will make our school year more exciting, and we hope everyone enjoys learning about the wonderful cultures of the world.
The first stop of our travel project is Ireland. We've learned a lot about its culture, including its famous hospitality, traditional music, and delicious food like Irish stew. We've also explored major cities like Dublin, known for its rich history and landmarks such as the Guinness Storehouse, and Galway, famous for its vibrant arts scene.
The United States is a large and diverse country in North America with 50 states and famous cities such as New York City and Los Angeles. It has important natural places like the Grand Canyon and the Rocky Mountains. The country is famous for music styles such as jazz, rock, and hip-hop, and artists like Michael Jackson and Taylor Swift. The American film industry, especially Hollywood, produces many popular movies. Sports are also very important, especially basketball, baseball, and American football. Typical American foods include hamburgers, hot dogs, and apple pie. Important celebrations are Thanksgiving, Halloween, and Independence Day. The United States has a rich culture that influences many countries around the world.
Australia is a large country and continent located in Oceania. Its capital city is Canberra, and famous cities include Sydney and Melbourne. Australia is known for its unique animals such as kangaroos and koalas, and natural places like the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru. Australian music and cinema are popular around the world, with famous artists like Sia and actors such as Chris Hemsworth. Sports are very important, especially cricket, rugby, surfing, and tennis. Typical Australian foods include meat pies, barbecue, and Vegemite. Important celebrations are Australia Day and Christmas, which is celebrated during the summer. Australia is famous for its multicultural society, beautiful landscapes, and outdoor lifestyle.