LONDON POPULATION

Davey lived in England for 10 years, and he explained us about people that live in London. In London there are different people from other countries: from India, Pakistan... People from India and from Pakistan have got different clothes. Also in London there are many Indian shops. London is the most cosmopolitan city in the world. The traditional music of India is mixed with the pop music, its name is bhangra.

Anna Gómez, 2nd C

London is a big cosmopolitan city. David lived in London for ten years. There are many important communities in London: there are Indian people and there are many Indian shops in London. The popular food is: garlic soup, okra eggplant, ham and chicken rolls... And the popular Indian music is the mix of Indian and pop, it's named Bhangra.

Corina Fuentes, 2nd C

David explained us that he lived in London. He said that in London there are a lot of different countries. There are some people from India, Bangladesh,Pakistan, Punjabi...
In London you can try a lot of different countries food.
The population is 10.000.000 people but a big part aren't English.
David said the different dresses of the Indians: the women wear a long dress with a lot of colours, the sari, and the men wear a tunic.
David loves Indian food and London of course!!

Claudia Allmang, 2nd B

London is very big and has 10 million of people. There are many languages: India,n Paquistan, Bangladesh and English. There are 4 generations and Paquistan wear a traditional turban. There are a lot of people from India, Paquistan, Bangladesh...

Sofia Dellanave, 2nd B

My Favourite Day at School

My favourite day of school is Thursday because in the afternoon I haven't got school. But in the morning I have got art that it is my second favourite subject.

Andrea Quintana, 2nd B

My favourite school day is today, because I have got English and maths and for me are my favourite subjects. Also because I cook a pizza in my house.

Sofia Dellanave, 2nd B

My favourite school day is Tuesday because we go home at one o'clock. And at half past nine we have Physical Education and it is fun! And in the afternoon I play basketball.

Claudia Allmang. 2nd B

My favourite day in the school is Tuesday because I finish at one o'clock and in the afternoon I do maths and P.E and I like them.

Anna Gómez, 2nd C

My favourite school day is Friday. At half past eight I do P.E., then at half past nine I do Catalan, next at half past ten I go to the playground. At eleven o'clock I do English, then I do Tutory and Technology. In the afternoon I haven't got class.

Natalia Castilla, 2nd A

Andrew, Jane, the Parson and the Fox

FURR, Mark: Stories for Reading Circles. Bookworms Club BRONZE. Oxford University Press, 2007

HARDY, Thomas: Andrew, Jane, the Parson and the Fox

Andrew and Jane wanted to be married. But Andrew was very very drunk and the parson didn't want to marry them.
The priest decided to give them an opportunity and locked them in a room until Andrew wasn't drunk.
But the parson went hunting with a friend and he forgot them in the room. After he hunted a fox.
The parson remembered Jane and Andrew and he run to the roomt he was happy because he found Jane and Andrew and he married them. They were very happy!!

Claudia Allmang, 2nd B

This story is very difficult because this language is very strange. In the half story I had problems with the vocabulary when Thomas Hardy inserted the character of the fox I felt lost.

Gerard Castañón, 2nd B

I didn't like the book because it's not the type of story that I like.

Brian Caparrós, 2nd B