DEAR STUDENTS! ;

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Did you know that?
Easter Bunny
Easter Bunny, also called Easter Hare or Easter Rabbit, which is a rabbit-sprit. Due to the frequent multiple births, they became a symbol of fertility. The custom of an Easter egg hunt began because children believed that hares laid eggs in the grass. Children would make nests in their hats and bonnets and the folkloric rabbit would lay colored eggs in them. As the ritual developed decorated baskets replaced the homemade nests .

LONDON TREASURE HUNT

After our class tour around London, why not have a look at the city up close... Here's an 80 gigapixel (and that's a lot of pixels!) picture of the capital of England: London 360º. Try and find some of the most famous landmarks by scrolling over the picture:
Big Ben
Westminster Abbey
The London Eye
The Tower Bridge
Buckingham Palace
Could you tell the time on the Big Ben clock?
How many cabins are there on the London Eye?
http://www.360cities.net/london-photo-en.html?v=86.7,7.9,22

St Patrick's Day

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CHARLES DICKENS celebrating the 200th birthday

->>>>CHARLES DICKENS celebrating the 200th birthday ! Click here !!

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The life of Charles Dickens (BBC)

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