My favorite film is called ''IRREPLACEABLE YOU ''. It's a dramatic couple film that talks about a couple of two young people: Abbie and Sam. They think that the girl is pregnant but then they discover that it isn't a baby but the girl has cancer. After that, the girl starts living her life everyday as it it's her last. She tries everything, she makes new friends and she does everything to make her boyfriend happy, After some months the finally decided to marry, but sadly the night before the girl dies and she leaves a letter for her friends, her family but especially for her boyfriend where she thanks him for everything. I really like this movie because it's a very strong topic and makes you understand how life is important.
mercoledì 30 maggio 2018
STORY: I NEED MY MONSTER
martedì 22 maggio 2018
STORIES
FIRST STORY: I WILL NEVER BE A COOK
-When I opened the gift box I found a book about recipes for some special plates. Since it was my mother's birthday I decided to make a cake for her. So I prepared the mixture, I've turned on the oven and I've put the cake inside. While the cake was inside the oven, I realized that I didn't have the powdered sugar, so I went out and I bought it. After that, I came home and I saw a lot of smoke. I was scared but finally I realized that I left the oven on. Suddenly I went to the kitchen and I've turned off the oven. Sadly the cake was burned, but what a relief! In the end I went out and I bought a cake and a present for my mother.
SECOND STORY: A SPECIAL MOMENT OF MY CHILDHOOD
-When I was 10, I was in the 5th grade and my class did a performance for the last day of school and all our families were there for watching us. We practiced hard for 3 months and finally we were ready. The show started at 10.00 A.M. , we played, we sang a lot of songs, we recited and we danced together. The show ended at 12.00 P.M. , we ate some sweets and the teachers gave us some presents for celebrating. I was very happy and finally I hugged all my friends and my family.

SECOND STORY: A SPECIAL MOMENT OF MY CHILDHOOD
-When I was 10, I was in the 5th grade and my class did a performance for the last day of school and all our families were there for watching us. We practiced hard for 3 months and finally we were ready. The show started at 10.00 A.M. , we played, we sang a lot of songs, we recited and we danced together. The show ended at 12.00 P.M. , we ate some sweets and the teachers gave us some presents for celebrating. I was very happy and finally I hugged all my friends and my family.
mercoledì 21 marzo 2018
EASTER
Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus on the third day after his crucifixion. The Council decided Easter should be celebrated on the Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox. It is commonly thought that the word Easter comes from a pagan figure called Eastre. The only problem with this theory is that it has no basis in history. The same is true of the origin of the Easter bunny and Easter eggsno one knows for sure how these things became a part of Easter observances.The legend of the Easter bunny bringing eggs appears to have been brought to the United States by settlers from Germany. The German tradition of the Easter bunny migrated to America in the 1700s. The Easter bunny has become the most commercially recognized symbol of Easter in the United States.
TRADITIONS AROUND THE WORLD
-In Florence, locals celebrate tradition known as ''Scoppio del Carro''. An ornate cart packed with fireworks is led through the streets of the city, then, outside the Duomo, the Archbishop of Florence lights a fuse during Easter mass that leads outside to the cart and sparks a lively fireworks display.
-Children in Scandinavian country dress up like witches and go begging for chocolate eggs in the streets while in some parts of Western Finland, people burn bonfires on Easter Sunday.
-On the morning of Holy Saturday, in Corfu people throw pots, pans and other earthenware out of their windows, smashing them on the street.
-Easter is such a popular time for Norwegians to read crime novels known as Paaskekrimmen.
-On Good Friday the Pope commemorates the Via Crucis at the Colosseum. Mass is celebrated on the evening of Holy Saturday, and on Easter Sunday, thousands of visitors congregate in St. Peter's Square to await the Pope's blessing from the church's balcony.
TRADITIONS AROUND THE WORLD
-In Florence, locals celebrate tradition known as ''Scoppio del Carro''. An ornate cart packed with fireworks is led through the streets of the city, then, outside the Duomo, the Archbishop of Florence lights a fuse during Easter mass that leads outside to the cart and sparks a lively fireworks display.
-Children in Scandinavian country dress up like witches and go begging for chocolate eggs in the streets while in some parts of Western Finland, people burn bonfires on Easter Sunday.
-On the morning of Holy Saturday, in Corfu people throw pots, pans and other earthenware out of their windows, smashing them on the street.
-Easter is such a popular time for Norwegians to read crime novels known as Paaskekrimmen.
-On Good Friday the Pope commemorates the Via Crucis at the Colosseum. Mass is celebrated on the evening of Holy Saturday, and on Easter Sunday, thousands of visitors congregate in St. Peter's Square to await the Pope's blessing from the church's balcony.
martedì 20 marzo 2018
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE
Spot the difference is a type of puzzle where players must find a set number of differences between two similar images. Spot the difference games are also commonly found in activity books for children or in newspapers. The solution to the puzzle is often listed nearby or in an accompanying answer page of a puzzle book.
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EASY 1) the hat 2) the plat 3) the bottle of ketchup |
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DIFFICULT |
martedì 13 marzo 2018
MALALA YOUSAFZAI

martedì 6 marzo 2018
MY ROLE MODEL

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Kind, gentle, caring, energetic, sociable and funny |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y3dsAY_a_I
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