1-When do you have a big Christmas dinner?
2-What do you eat and drink for Christmas?
3-When do you open the Christmas presents?
4-Do you stay home or do you visit family?
5-Do you go to church for Christmas mass?
6-What did you ask for Christmas?
úterý 15. prosince 2009
neděle 6. prosince 2009
sobota 5. prosince 2009
středa 2. prosince 2009
pátek 27. listopadu 2009
results of the French group
watch TV,a DVD-10
2.)listen to the radio/to music - 17
3.)play computer games-13
4.)read books or magazines-13
5.)go to the cinema -12
6.)do nothing-2
7.)play sports or games -14
8.)work in the garden-1
9.)walk in the countryside -3
10.)go out with friends-11
11).play a musical instrument -4
12). dance-6
13). take care of pets-9
2.)listen to the radio/to music - 17
3.)play computer games-13
4.)read books or magazines-13
5.)go to the cinema -12
6.)do nothing-2
7.)play sports or games -14
8.)work in the garden-1
9.)walk in the countryside -3
10.)go out with friends-11
11).play a musical instrument -4
12). dance-6
13). take care of pets-9
středa 25. listopadu 2009
The results of the Czech group
Czech group
watch TV,a DVD-12
2.)listen to the radio/to music 12
3.)play computer games-12
4.)read books or magazines-8
5.)go to the cinema 12
6.)do nothing-8
7.)play sports or games 12
8.)work in the garden-8
9.)walk in the countryside 9
10.)go out with friends-11
11).play a musical instrument 7
12). dance-2
13). take care of pets-5
watch TV,a DVD-12
2.)listen to the radio/to music 12
3.)play computer games-12
4.)read books or magazines-8
5.)go to the cinema 12
6.)do nothing-8
7.)play sports or games 12
8.)work in the garden-8
9.)walk in the countryside 9
10.)go out with friends-11
11).play a musical instrument 7
12). dance-2
13). take care of pets-5
neděle 22. listopadu 2009
How are we different?
The students have compared the timetables from both countries and they have found these differences.
Czech children have 29 lessons per week and the French 32,
they have Spanish, Latin, English and French and the Czechs have only Czech and English at the moment. Czech school begins at 8 o´clock, French at 8.20. In the Czech Republic we have breaks after every lesson. In France they have only three breaks during the day. Czech lessons are 45 minutes long and the French lessons are 55 minutes long. The Czech children finish at 13.30, the French later. At the end of the task the Czech children said they were happy to go to Czech school.
Czech children have 29 lessons per week and the French 32,
they have Spanish, Latin, English and French and the Czechs have only Czech and English at the moment. Czech school begins at 8 o´clock, French at 8.20. In the Czech Republic we have breaks after every lesson. In France they have only three breaks during the day. Czech lessons are 45 minutes long and the French lessons are 55 minutes long. The Czech children finish at 13.30, the French later. At the end of the task the Czech children said they were happy to go to Czech school.
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