Easter quiz.

• When is Easter celebrated?
• How are the different festivities called in English?
• Where does "Easter" name come from?  
• What are the Easter baskets?
• How do Easter eggs look like?Where do people hang Easter eggs?
• How do you play Egg rolling?Where does a famous egg rolling contest take place?
• Where does the tradition of Easter Hare or Easter Bunny come from?
• What do British people eat at Easter?

Gorgeous weather at Easter!

Hi there! Welcome back! After such a long holiday, one feels a bit curious about what people did with their time-off; especially with that gorgeous weather which seemed to push you outdoors. Here is my Easter post! I have been to Madrid for the holiday. I went with my family and we stayed in a hotel near the centre. We were there for three days. We travelled around the city by underground; we saw the so-called "Puerta del Sol" and we visited several museums. We also saw some lovely parks and, of course, we enjoyed walking along the famous streets, such as Alcala Street or "La Castellana". We ate the traditional "churros", they are delicious! Now we are ready to go on with the year :)

EASTER CHAT

You haven't seen your partner for about two weeks, you will have lots of things to tell each other. Ask your partner:
1. What did you do during the Easter break?
2. What are the Spanish traditions at Easter?
( skip the skipping-rope, fly the kite, eat a bun, .....
3. Do you know any English traditions?
( give chocolate eggs, hide them and have to look for them; coloured boiled hard eggs, ....)
4.What are your commitments over the next two months?

Enjoy this song! Clap along if you feel like hapiness is the truth! :)

Welcome back!

Hi there!

Welcome back!
After such a long holiday, one feels a bit curious about what people did with their time-off; especially with that gorgeous weather which seemed to push you outdoors. Here is my Easter post!

I have been to London for the holiday. I went with my family and we stayed in a hotel near the centre. We were there for five days.
We travelled around the city by underground; we saw the Big Ben and we visited several museums. We also saw some lovely parks and, of course, we enjoyed the London Eye. We ate the traditional fish and chips and roast beef, they are delicious!

Once there it couldn't escape your notice that 2012 is a rather big year for Britain. The country is celebrating Queen Elizabeth II's 60-year reign with a host of Diamond Jubilee events and they are also getting ready for the Olympic games.

Easter chat!

You aren't going to see your partner for about two weeks, you may have lots of things to tell each other. Ask your partner:
1. What are you going to do during the Easter break?
2. What are the Spanish traditions at Easter?
( skip the skipping-rope, fly the kite, eat a bun, .....
3. Do you know any English traditions?
( give chocolate eggs, hide them and have to look for them; coloured boiled hard eggs, ....)
4.What are your commitments over the next two months?
Happy Easter!

The tradition of the Easter Hare or Easter Bunny comes from a Northern European Legend

Easter chat !

Welcome back!
You haven't seen your partner for about two weeks, you will have lots of things to tell each other. Ask your partner:
1. What did you do during the Easter break?
2. What are the Spanish traditions at Easter?
( skip the skipping-rope, fly the kite, eat a bun, .....
3. Do you know any English traditions?
( give chocolate eggs, hide them and have to look for them; coloured boiled hard eggs, ....)
4.What are your commitments over the next two months?

Happy Easter!

The tradition of the Easter Hare or Easter Bunny comes from a Northern European Legend.

I've been to Viena!

Hi there!

Welcome back! After such a long holiday, one feels a bit curious about what people did with their time-off; especially with that gorgeous weather which seemed to push you outdoors. Here is my Easter post!

I flew to Viena. I went with my family and we stayed in a hotel near the centre. We were there for four days.
We travelled around the city by underground; we visited the cathedral, several museums and palaces . We also saw some lovely parks and we enjoyed visiting Mozart's house.
My husband and my brother ran the Viena marathon. They say that it was a wonderful way of seeing the city.
I recommend it because it's a beautiful city.