martes, 4 de diciembre de 2007

Im green!

My familly and me recycle the newspapers, magazines, papers, etc..

We don't waste the water and the light.

When I want to go to a house of a friend in La Canyada I go in bicycle, I prefer it than in car.

My sister, Julia, always move in bicycle, bus, metro, etc..

When we go out of a room we always turn of the light and the machines.

I always push the little boton of the bathroom because if I do it the watter waste is less.

In my house we want to recycle the bottles and the glass but there's not many correct dust for that in La Canyada :(

Be Green; love the world

Bye! :)

jueves, 25 de octubre de 2007

Treat or Tric?.. Its Halloween


The pumpkins of halloween :

The Druids has a big turnip with face. Called “Familiar spirit”,
with him they represent the devil spirit.


The turnip turns on with a candle into it, was a good flashlight
to go for houses of Owners enemies and convey curses.
When these practice arrived to America, in the XVIII & XIX
century, the turnip was replace for the native PUMPKINS.

The name of the typical turnip was “Jock” but when it arrived to America it was replace for
“Jack”, who lives in the pumpkins.

miércoles, 10 de octubre de 2007

& you know where is Estonia??





-Estonia?? Where is Estonia??

There are the first words when you hear "Estonia", but i think the finish words are excelents..
Spain, more than a country, is a world, with culture, celebrations, lights, people.. our world, and i believe that Estonia is not less.
If you say "Spain" in Estonia the people answer you:
Spain?? Where is Spain??

Well, what i want to say is... what we well make a virtual interchange, its fantastic!! A school of Estonia and we make it. We don't know more now from this theme, but at the finish we will know more!! Ouch!


Information of Estonia:



Compared with their homeland, Estonia has always been more liberal place for the Russians to live in. In the 17th century, the Russians old believers, persecuted by church and state, search refuge here. Estonia has strong connections to local traditions related primarily to differents dialects by variations in customs and dresses. Islands, incluiding Saaremaa, have their own traditions, and people speak differents dialects. Other local cultures with differents dialects incluide the mulgid (in southern Viljandimaa), the voruked (from Voru) and the setud (from Setumaa).

jueves, 27 de septiembre de 2007

My first entry

Hello!! My name is Ana Olcina and I am 13 years old. My birthday is in march, the 15th. I live in La Canyada, in Valencia. I go to Escuela2 school, in the ESO (Secondary). I love my class ^_^. I have one brother and one sister olds than me. My brother Carlos are 20 years old and my sister Julia 27 years old. Carlos, my parents and me live in my house but Julia live in El Cabañal. I have a long blond curly hair and my eyes are medium greens. My skin are white but in summer take more sun, and I am thin. When i be old i want to be psicology or teacher of art. I love the art!! I paint good and i like write. I am good "psicology", my friends know it, because i help it more times in themes more personals or complicateds (no everybody xD). But also i need help often, sure. I love the beach and the mountain, i have a village of hollydays in the Pirineos Aragoneses and a floor in the beach of El Saler.