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October31st is Hallowe'en, and vou can expect to meet witches and ghosts that night.
Hallowe'en is an old word for "Hallows Evening", the night before "All Hallows" or "All Saints' Day".
On that one night of the year, ghosts and witches are free. Well, that's the traditional  story. A long time ago people were afraid and stayed at home on Hallowe'en. But now in Britain it's time for fun. There are always a lot of arties on October 31st. At these parties people wear masks and they dress as ghosts and witches, or as Dracula or Frankenstein's monster. And some people make special Hallowe'en lamps from a large fruit - the pumpkin.
first they take out the middle of the pumpkin. Then they cut holes for the eyes, nose and mouth. Finally they put a candle inside the pumpkin.

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November 5th is Guy Fawkes' Day in Britain.
All over the country people build wood fires, or "bonfires", in their gardens. On the top of each bonfire is a guy. That's a figure of Guy Fawkes. People make guys with straw, old clothes and newspapers. But before November 5th, children use their guys to make money. They stand in the stret and shout "penny for the guy". Then they spend the money on fireworks. But how did this tradition start? Who was Guy Fawkes and why do the British remember him on November 5th?
On November 5th 1605, Guy Fawkes tried to Kill King James I. He and a group of friends put a bomb under the Houses of Parliament in London. But the King's men found the bomb - and they found the Guy Fawkes, too. They took him to the Tower of London and there the King's men cut off his head.

By the English Club Students

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In 1621 William Bradford, the Governor of Massachusetts, decided to have a Thanksgiving dinner for all the people. He wanted to thank God for many things. It was a difficult year, but the people still had food to eat. He wanted a way to share this good fortune with the American Indians who helped them. That meal lasted three days. Today the traditional Thanksgiving meal is similar to the first. Usually there is a turkey, sweet potatoes, corn, and pumpkin pie. Thanksgiving is a special day for families to get together.

By the English Club Students

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Christmas Messages (By the English club students)

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Christmas Messages (By the English club students)

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"Celebrate the wonder and joy of  the Christmas Season."
Simão Guimarães, 5ºE

"The gift of love.
The gift of peace.
The gift of happiness.
May all these be yours  at Christmas."
Ema Marques, 5ºE

"I want to wish you and your family all the happiness
and joy of Christmas."
Clara Gonçalves, 5ºE

"May the magic of the holidays never end
and its greatest gift
be family and friends."
Clara Faria, 5ºE

"Warmest thoughts for wonderful Christmas!
May peace, love and prosperity follow you always."
Guilherme Lima, 5ºE

"May your holidays be filled with with love,
joy and laughter on this Christmas!!"
Naomi Castro, 5ºE

"Wishing you joy and good cheers this season!
May you enjoy the holiday with your loved ones."
Leonardo Moreira, 5ºE

"May your holidays be brightest and your new year full of the hope."
João Duarte, 5ºE

"May santa bring lots of happiness and
good luck for you this Christmas."
Salvador barbosa, 5ºE

"May your blessings in this holiday be as beautiful
as snowflakes."
Mafalda de Sousa, 5º E

"May your life be colourful, magnificent and joyful -
as the magic of Christmas spreads on you!
Merry Christmas!"
Joana barbosa, 5ºE
Photos and video:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1G0BGW_pzdNMKyZIA_h4VQD5ryIt4owO5?usp=sharing

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"The Haunted House": halloween short story writing (9th grade)

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Usually it has three leaves, but a few have four. A clover with four leaves brings good luck.

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Do you belive in good luck and bad luck? Most people in the world have some supertitions. These are few British supertitions with long traditions.

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Do you belive in good luck and bad luck? Most people in the world have some supertitions. These are few British supertitions with long traditions.

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Good Luck
- Black cats are Lucky.

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A horseshoe over the door of a new home brings good luck. But the horseshoe must be the right way up. The luck runs out of a horseshoe if it's upside down.

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- On the first day of the month it's lucky to say "White rabbits".
- It's good luck to see two magpies (large black and white birds).
- Catch falling leaves in autumn and you'll have good luck. Every leaf means a lucky month in the next year.

Bad luck

- Never open an umbrella in the house. That's very bad luck.
- Never break a mirror - that means seven years' bad luck.
- It's bad luck to see just one magpie.
- Don't walk under a ladder.
- Don't walk past somebody on the stairs.
- The number thirteen is very unlucky (and Friday the 13th is a very unlucky date).

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My friend
Eliane  is beautiful. Her eyes are brown like chocolate. She wears glasses.
She has got freckles.
She has got curly hair and the colour of her hair is like a tree trunk.
Eliane is a short and shiny girl.

Text about my friend Eliane.

Maria Bernardo, nº16

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I like black and pink dress! I also like leggins and sweater. i like to wear jacket and scarf in the winter when I'm cold. In the summer I prefer flip flops and shorts.
Fabiana Almeida, nº5, 5º D

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https://youtu.be/UBsOiwbMuxI

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The Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare - TOLFA Education

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https://youtu.be/Pqyw4RIcLNw

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Higher Biology - What Are The Five Freedoms?

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https://youtu.be/jPsa9eH-yDk

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World Animal Day 2020 | Sunday, 4 October

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https://youtu.be/lKvex-0x0fA

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Endangered and Extinct Animals :Video for Kids

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https://youtu.be/kZnJfQ54aAQ

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These are things that we want   for our animals.

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Animals have the right...
... to have food;
...to have water;
... to have a home;
... to have comfort;
... to have medical care;
... to have love / understanding.

Leonardo Moreira, nº10 - 5ºE

- Most of animals extintct because of human factors:
...Hunting;
... the humans clear the land for development.
What should we do?
- We should help preserve the forest because it is their home.
- We  also need to keep the water clean so the animals have clean water to drink.
- We should also STOP people from hunting the animals.
Animals need:
- food;
- shelter;
- water;
- clean Air

Guilherme Lima, nº5, turma5ºE

Animals have the right to be treated like humans.
Simão Guimarães,Nº18,5ºE

Animals have the right to play!
Guilherme Lima,Nº5,turma5E

I love animals!
Ruben castro,nº16,turma 5ºE

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Endangered Animals - Science for Kids | @PrimaryWorld

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Christmas is one of the most important festivities in Christianity, being celebrated annually on 25th December.

This feast celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, an event  that took place in Bethlehem, Palestine, in the year 1 AD. So how did December 25th end up hosting the commemoration of Christ's birth ?

The answer given by historians is that the choice of date was probably a reaction of the Catholic Church against pagan festivities.In the case on December 25th, an important festival took place on this date in the times of the Roman Empire Historians believe that Christmas was eventually established on December 25th to weaken this pagan celebration of the Romans .

That's because, as mentioned, until the end of the 2nd century, no one believed that December 25 was the day of Jesus' birth.It is believed that December 25 was agreed 25 as to commemorate the birth of Christ by Pope Julius I, who determined the commemoration of Christmas on that day in350, The first written document that lists Christmas on December 25 i from 354.

By Luana Vieira, nº11 - 5ºF

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My favourite singer is Ariana Grande- Leonor Freiras, nº9_5ºF

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Thanks from the students of the English Club

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Thanks for everything mom!
Thanks for helping me dad!

Salvador Barbosa,nº 17 5ºE

Thank you for everything you've given me parents!
Thanks for the badminton rackets and shuttlecocks!

Simão Guimarães ,nº18  5ºE

Thank you mom and dad! I love you so much!

Leonardo moreira , nº10 5ºE

Thank you for being my friend.

Ruben castro, nº16 5ºE

Thank you so much for being the one person I could talk to.
Thank you for being patient, kind, friendly.

João Duarte, nº9  5ºE

Thank you for accepting me for who I am, and looking on the inside, not the outside.

Clara, nº12, 5ºE

“There is always, always, always something to be thankful for.”
Clara, nº13 5ºE

Thank you my parents for everything you did for me!

Ema, nº2 5ºE

thanks for trusting me!
thanks for helping me!

Thank you for helping me in difficult times!

João Duarte, nº9 5ºE

Thanks for having  two brothers .

Thank you  for having wonderful parents and for giving me lots of love and affection .

Joana Barbosa , nº6 5ºE

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Once upon a time there was a girl named Malala who loved going to school. One day a group of armed men called the Taliban stormed her village. The men would not let the girls go to school. Malala thought it was an injustice and one day she appeared on television saying "Education represents power for women. The Taliban are closing girls' schools because they don't want women to have power."

Days later Malala got on the school bus as usual. Suddenly, two Taliban stopped the bus and said "Which one of you is Malala?"

When her friends looked at her, the men fired, hitting her in the head.

Malala was quickly taken to the hospital and survived.
Thousands of children sent her letters of good and quick recovery, and she recovered faster than anyone could have predicted.

"They thought they were going to shut us up, but they were wrong," she said. "Let's take books and pens. Those are our most powerful weapons. A student, a teacher, a book and a pen can change the world."

Malala was the youngest person to win the Nobel Peace Prize.

By Rodrigo Jacinto, Nº19 -5ºF

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Hello! My name is Bia machado.
I am tall and slim.
I have got long brown hair and an oval face.
I am friendly, curious, shy and kind.
Today I'm wearing brown leggings, white shirt and a vest.

Bia Machado, nº2, 5ºB

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Hello! My name is Naomi.
I'm a medium-height girl.
I have got an oval face and short brown hair.
My eyes are brown and my nose is small.
I am generous and kind, but I am a bit impatient sometimes.
Today I am wearing large jeans and grey sweater because I love comfortable clothes.

Naomi Castro , nº14

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My dream house - Luana Rodrigues, nº13 - 5ºC

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You're the Queen of my heart and this Valentine's Day I'll treat you like the royalty you are.

Salvador Barbosa nº17 Turma 5ºE

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St. Valentine- Leonor Freitas, nº9 - 5ºF

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I love coffee, I love tea, I love you, do you love me?

Roses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet and so are you!

Naomi Castro, nº14, turma 5E

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On Valentine's Day people send cards and give presents to their boyfriends,girlfriends ,wives, husbands or even best friends and family .Sometimes people don't put their names on the cards because it's a secret .

Joana Barbosa Nº6 Turma 5ºE

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On 27th October, the members from the English club went to C.A.A and had a wonderful cookery lesson. Students made delicious "Hungaros" cookies with their C.A.A. colleagues.
Ingredients:
* 8 Eggs
* 425 Flour
* 250g Butter
* 150g Sugar
* 250g Black Cooking Chocolate
Preparation:
Boil the eggs (or just the yolks). Pass them through a sieve.
Cream the butter with the sugar. Add the yolks and fold in the flour. Work the dough for for a bit on the kitchen counter, then form a ball and let it rest in the fridge for 15min.
Preheat the oven to 150C and line your baking trays with baking paper.
Roll out the dough and cut it into whatever shapes you like. Put it in the oven for 7-10 min.
When cool, melt the chocolate and dip every biscuit in it. Place them on a flat surface lined with b aking paper to dry.

PHOTOS:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RS7nALLf_mu9lcyu2dUxz9j_O_-BRzVr?usp=sharing

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Hello, Daniel!
How are you?
This is my homework about my dream house:
It`s a big house! It  has got three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a small kitchen, a big living room, and a dining room. There is a small garage and a lovely garden.

See you soon!
Fabiana almeida, nº5 - 5ºD
Fabiana Almeida 5D Nº5