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Archive for desembre, 2012
Cinema: Wreck-It Ralph
4Hello, Escola Splai’s Students !
A good film to watch on Christmas Holidays: “Wreck-it Ralph” !
Have a look at the film’s trailer !
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87E6N7ToCxs[/youtube]
Christmas Game: Whose present?
1Click on each child and give the correct presents to each boy or girl !
Have fun !
“30 minuts” amb “L’anglès de l’Escola Splai” al Diari Ara
0“30 minuts” amb “L’anglès de l’Escola Splai” Líder d’audiència del diumenge ! 567.000 espectadors (18,2 % de share) – Diari Ara
30 minuts – Do you speak English ?
4Per si us ho vau perdre. Aquí teniu l’enllaç amb la presència de “L’anglès a l’Escola Splai” al programa 30 minuts:”Do you speak English?”
Boxing Day (5th & 6th grade)
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Today is Boxing day: December 26th !
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Where did it come from?
Boxing Day began in England, in the middle of the nineteenth century, under Queen Victoria. Boxing Day, also known as St. Stephen’s Day, was a way for the upper class to give gifts of cash, or other goods, to those of the lower classes.
Where is Boxing Day celebrated?
Boxing Day is celebrated in Australia, Britain, New Zealand, and Canada.
How is Boxing Day celebrated?
On the day after Christmas, members of the merchant class would give boxes containing food and fruit, clothing, and/or money to trades people and servants. The gifts were an expression of gratitude much like when people receive bonuses, from their employer, for a job well done, today. These gifts, given in boxes, gave the holiday it’s name, “Boxing Day”.
Today, Boxing Day is spent with family and friends with lots of food and sharing of friendship and love. Government buildings and small businesses are closed.
To keep the tradition of Boxing Day alive, many businesses, organizations, and families donate their time, services, and money to aid Food Banks and provide gifts for the poor.
If you want more information click here.
See you !
