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Chris Teuxos4.Indd Year 3 - The Eurolingua POST No 4 - April 2016 THE POST 7, PYLARINOU STR - Phone: 27410/24672 - www.eurolingua.edu.gr - [email protected] tthehe ukuk AA11 SSeniorenior SStudentstudents‛ PProrofi llee SSTRANGETRANGE CCREATURESREATURES MMYY FFAVOURITEAVOURITE SEASONSEASON IIll TTempoempo lliberoibero CCOMPOSTINGOMPOSTING TTHEHE BBENEFITSENEFITS OOFF DDANCINGANCING SSALSAALSA A NNewew WWorldorld OOrder!rder! PPLACESLACES TTOO VVISITISIT AAROUNDROUND TTHEHE WWORLDORLD A LIFELIFE WITHOUTWITHOUT GADGETS!GADGETS! TTHEHE TTOPOP 1100 TTOURISTOURIST AATTRACTIONSTTRACTIONS IINN GGREECEREECE KKOLNEROLNER KKARNEVALARNEVAL LL’EURODISNEY’EURODISNEY SScreen-Free-Weekcreen-Free-Week SSTYMFALIA,TYMFALIA, UNUN PARAISOPARAISO NATURALNATURAL ГГДЕДЕ ГГОВОРЯТОВОРЯТ ППОО-РРУССКИУССКИ 1 cchrishris tteuxos4.inddeuxos4.indd 1 44/4/2016/4/2016 112:07:062:07:06 μμμμ Year 3 - The Eurolingua POST No 4 - April 2016 THE POST 7, PYLARINOU STR - Phone: 27410/24672 - PO. 20100 - www.eurolingua.edu.gr - [email protected] CONTENTS 3 8 13 -A1 Senior Students’ - You Tube -Das Schloss Neus- chwanstein Profi le «a new order» -KOLNER KARNEVAL 4 9 -At the SUPERMARKET - A life without gatgets 14 - Screen free weak -Apple cinnamon blini -Il Tempo libero 10 -Un paisaje natural 5 - The TOP 10 tourist -Strange creatures attractions in Greece -STYMFALIA, un parai- -My favorite season so natural 11 6 -Les droits de l’ hom- 15 me et du citoyen -Composting -ГДЕ ГОВОРЯТ ПО-РУССКИ ? - The benefi ts of dancing salsa -Notre planete -ИСТОРИЧЕСКИЙ ЦЕНТР МОСКВЫ 12 -ЧАЕПИТИЕ В РОССИИ -ШИРОКАЯ МАСЛЕНИЦА -Спортивно- -L’EURODISNEY туристический дайв- центр -Le petiti déjeuner “TECHDIVING TEAM” -ТРАДИЦИОННЫЕ РУССКИЕ 7 - The UK -MANGA cchrishris tteuxos4.inddeuxos4.indd 2 44/4/2016/4/2016 112:07:122:07:12 μμμμ AA11 Senior Students‛ Profi le Name:Marina Name:Teo Age:9 Country:Greece Country:Greece City:Corinth City:Corinth Hi! I am Teo and I am 10 Hi! I’m Marina and I’m 9 years years old! I can play football old. My hobbies are English and and I can speak English, too. basketball. I can speak some My hobbies are volleyball and English and Greek. I’m Greek! tennis. Where are you from? Reply in Greek please! [email protected] Teo [email protected] Name:Irene Name:Catherine Age:8 Age:10 Country:Greece Country:Greece City:Corinth City:Corinth Hello everybody! My name Hello everyone! My name’s is Irene and I’m 10 years Catherine and I’m 10 years old. old. I can speak English and nd My birthday’s on 2 May. I can Greek. I can play football, speak Greek and English. My volleyball, basketball, do hobby is playing boardgames. horse riding, ballet and [email protected] swimming. I like steak and ice-cream. My dad’s name is George and my mum’s name is Dimitra. My dad’s 44 years Name:Jimmy old and my mum’s 42 years old. Send me an email! Age:10 [email protected] Country:Greece City:Corinth Hello, I’m Jimmy and I’m 10 years old. I Name:Eva can speak English and Greek. My hobby is Age:10 football. Bye! Country:Greece [email protected] City:Corinth Hi everyone! My name is Eva and I’m 10 years old. Name:Joanna I can speak some English Age:9 and Greek, and my favourite Country:Greece hobbies are drawing and City:Corinth volleyball. Write to me at: [email protected] Hi! I’m Joanna and I’m 9 years old. I’m from Greece. I can speak and write in English. My hobby is ballet. Send me an email. [email protected] Name:John Age:9 Country:Greece City:Corinth Name:Alex Hello! I’m John and I’m 9 Age:9 years old. I’m from Greece, Country:Greece so I can speak Greek and City:Corinth some English too. My hobby is playing football. What Hi! I’m Alex. My hobby is basketball and about you? Send me an I can speak English and French. I’m 9 email! years old. Send me an email to chat! [email protected] 3 cchrishris tteuxos4.inddeuxos4.indd 3 44/4/2016/4/2016 112:07:122:07:12 μμμμ AATT TTHEHE SSUPERMARKETUPERMARKET By A2 Senior Students: Angela, Vangelis ,Dino, Georgia, Helen, Jim, John, Th anos Th anos: Have we got much coke and juice for the party? APPLE John: Yes, we‘ve got a lot of coke but we haven’t got any juice. CINNAMON BLINI Th anos: Let’s buy some. John: Ok, let’s go then. By Joanna A2 ( Adults) Ingredients:1 large apple 1 tbs sugar 1 tsp cinnamon 2 tbs buƩ er 1 cup fl our Helen: Have we got much ham and cheese for the ½ tsp baking soda sandwiches? Angela: No, we haven’t. Let’s buy some. Have we ½ tsp salt got much bread? 1 egg Helen: Yes, we have but there aren’t many toma- ¾ cup sour cream toes. We can buy some. ¼ cup milk Peel the apple, then slice it. Melt the buƩ er in a frying pan, then cook the apple slices in the buƩ er for 4 minutes. Jim: Have we got much lemonade for the party? Vaggelis: Yes, we have but there aren’t any crisps. Mix the fl our, salt, baking Jim: Ok, let’s buy some crisps. soda, sugar and cinnamon Vaggelis: Ok let‘s go! together in a large bowl. Beat the egg with ½ cup of sour cream and the milk, then add it to the fl our mixture. SƟ r in the cooked apple. Put spoonfuls of the mix- ture into a hot frying pan. Fry for a few minutes on Georgia: Have we got much chocolate for the each side. party? Serve warm with a tea- Dino: No, we haven’t. Let s buy some but we haven’t got much cake. spoonful of sour cream on Georgia: Yes, but hurry up! Th e party starts at 6 top. 4 o’ clock. cchrishris tteuxos4.inddeuxos4.indd 4 44/4/2016/4/2016 112:07:302:07:30 μμμμ STRANGE CREATURES MY FAVOURITE SEASON By B’ Senior students By B’ Junior Students Bigfoot came from the Alaska mountain .Th e I like summer because I love eating fi rst bigfoot came from the fi rst village of Alaska ice-cream. – Olga some years aft er the village was built. Th e bigfoot I love summer because I can go swim- eat every thing. Th eir favourite food is deer! Its fur ming. – Elena is mainly brown. Adult bigfoot are dark brown, and In summer I go to the park and play young bigfoot are light brown. Th e babies have got with my friends. – Melina very light brown fur! Th e bigfoot from the north is very wild but the bigfoot in the south is very afraid of people. Th e bigfoot is a night creature. When it listens to shootings, it goes near the sound to take the animal from hunter for food. Th e bigfoot oft en sleeps in very old houses. Don’t ever go to old houses! By Aris and George A mermaid is a legendary marine creature with the head and body of a female person and the tail of a fi sh. Mer- I like winter because I love the rain and maids are from many cultures around the world, including snow. – Peter East Europe, Africa and Asia. I love winter because I get lots of pres- Mermaids came from the Sirens of Greek mythology. Some ents at Christmas! – Nicole people believe mermaids are bad but some people believe In winter I exchange gift s with my mermaids are kind to humans. Mermaids sometimes do bad family and friends. – Tasos things such as cause fl oods, storms shipwrecks and drown- I like winter because I have my birth- ings. Mermaids are water spirits. Th ey live in day. – Paul Z. the ocean and sea. Th ere are many books with By Marianna Katsouri and mermaids. Female mermaids are green, and Marianna Kechrologou males are blue. Do you believe in mermaids? Fairies are beautiful, small, have wings, wear leaves and fl owers for clothes. Th ey have long hair and oft en wear a bun in their hair. Fairies eat fruit and mushrooms, plants and fl owers. Th ey sleep at night. In autumn I go to my cousin’s house Reasearch says that when the lights see them they and we play in the leaves. –Paul K. become humans or even witches. Some names that we know of are Tinkerbell, Flower, Flora, Tooth Fairy, Winx and Sugar Plum. Th e fairy’s character isn’t always good because they are a little naughty and shy. Sometimes they hide from people because they are scared that people will hurt them. Th ey live in the trees together. Have you ever seen a fairy? By Anastasia and Andriana Ilove spring because I have my name day and I always fl y a kite. Werewolves came from the forests of America. – Dina Th ey eat people, meat and fi sh. Th ey look very scary and make people run away! Th ey can be strong because they are tall and athletic. Werewolves are also fast because they live up in the mountains and can hide. Th e wake up in the night and hate the sun and light because they burn! Th eir homes are usually in caves in the mountains. Watch out the next time you go hiking! By Claudio and Konstantino 5 cchrishris tteuxos4.inddeuxos4.indd 5 44/4/2016/4/2016 112:07:302:07:30 μμμμ COMPOSTING By the B2 Students (Lower) : Faye, Joanna,Mika,Nick ,Kostas, Stella, Th anos Food leftovers and garden waste? - Composting can offer a decrease in council taxes and the creation of new employment vacancies Composting is the natural process in which organic waste such as fruit, vegetables, weeds and garden Process of selection and ordering waste is used to produce an organic fertilizer that is The materials which are collected in the composting useful for the improvement of soil quality.
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