This afternoon some of the students went ice skating! The sun was out in a clear blue sky and it was nice and cold!
Thursday, 12 February 2009
Finally winter has arrived!
This afternoon some of the students went ice skating! The sun was out in a clear blue sky and it was nice and cold!
Thursday, 5 February 2009
Short Story competition
Write a short story by using some of the photos from the slide show.
Email the short story to anna.mangnusson@tanum.se before the 15th April.
The three best short stories will get a prize!
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Email the short story to anna.mangnusson@tanum.se before the 15th April.
The three best short stories will get a prize!
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Grades
Hi.
In school we get grades. Here in Sweden we have four different grades. We have IG, G, VG, and MVG. It stands for ”Not acceptable”, ”Acceptable”, ”Well acceptable” and ”Very well acceptable.” In all our classes, except the "pupils choice" hour, we get grades. We get our grades the first time when we go in the 8th grade. If we wan't to go on with our education we need these grades to get in a good school. You need to have good grades if you want that.
I was wondering what grades you get in the other countries. Is it like ours?
/Rebecca
In school we get grades. Here in Sweden we have four different grades. We have IG, G, VG, and MVG. It stands for ”Not acceptable”, ”Acceptable”, ”Well acceptable” and ”Very well acceptable.” In all our classes, except the "pupils choice" hour, we get grades. We get our grades the first time when we go in the 8th grade. If we wan't to go on with our education we need these grades to get in a good school. You need to have good grades if you want that.
I was wondering what grades you get in the other countries. Is it like ours?
/Rebecca
Winter holiday
Soon we have a holiday. We call it sport vacation. It is in the middle of February. The vacation lasts for a week. Many people go skiing here in Sweden. But also in the Alps. Others are just at home and relax. // Anna Clara
Tuesday, 3 February 2009
Question about Sweden!
Send your answers to Anna. E-mail: anna.magnusson@tanum.com
Which is the capital of Sweden?
1. Stockholm
2. Oslo
3. Göteborg
Which persons does the B:s stands for in Abba?
1. Bernt and Billy
2. Boris and Bert
3. Benny and Björn
What is the name of the Swedish king and queen?
1. Gretel and Karl III Evert
2. Alexandra and Edward III
3. Silvia and Carl XVI Gustav
Which book has Astrid Lindgren not written?
1. Pippi Long stocking
2. Nils Holgersson
3. The Children of Noise Village
Which animal is the “king of the forest”? (in Sweden)
1. Bear
2. Moose
3. Lynx
On big events like Christmas, Easter and Midsummer we eat a special fish, what is it called?
1. Herring
2. Salmon
3. Cod
Which big trademark is not Swedish?
1. IKEA
2. Windows Microsoft
3. H&M
How many people live in Sweden?
1. ca: 3 millions
2. ca: 9 millions
3. ca: 11 millions
Who rules in our country? (Sweden)
1. a King
2. a president
3. government
How many students is it in our school?
1. 200
2. 150
3. 300
Made of: Annie, Olivia, Johanna and Nathalie:D
Send your answers to Anna. E-mail: anna.magnusson@tanum.com
Which is the capital of Sweden?
1. Stockholm
2. Oslo
3. Göteborg
Which persons does the B:s stands for in Abba?
1. Bernt and Billy
2. Boris and Bert
3. Benny and Björn
What is the name of the Swedish king and queen?
1. Gretel and Karl III Evert
2. Alexandra and Edward III
3. Silvia and Carl XVI Gustav
Which book has Astrid Lindgren not written?
1. Pippi Long stocking
2. Nils Holgersson
3. The Children of Noise Village
Which animal is the “king of the forest”? (in Sweden)
1. Bear
2. Moose
3. Lynx
On big events like Christmas, Easter and Midsummer we eat a special fish, what is it called?
1. Herring
2. Salmon
3. Cod
Which big trademark is not Swedish?
1. IKEA
2. Windows Microsoft
3. H&M
How many people live in Sweden?
1. ca: 3 millions
2. ca: 9 millions
3. ca: 11 millions
Who rules in our country? (Sweden)
1. a King
2. a president
3. government
How many students is it in our school?
1. 200
2. 150
3. 300
Made of: Annie, Olivia, Johanna and Nathalie:D
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