Europe

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Europe!

• Mrs. Lustigs Class
• Weber Elementary
• Spring 2008

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Germanyby Aaron Stumpf

• There are a lot of things to do in Germany like
  sports, go to a beach, go skiing, go camping, and
  take a walk.
• In January it is 30 degrees F.(-1degrees C.) In
  July it is 64 degrees F.(18c.)
• Germany is the third largest country in Western
  Europe.

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Greeceby Andrew Tagg

• Greece owns the land bordering the Mediterranean
  and Black seas.
• Greece eats a lot of meats, cheeses, and
  vegetables.
• Some of them speak a special kind of Greek called
  demotic.

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Spainby Anna Stevens

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  Paelle is a popular dish containing shrimp,
  lobster, chicken, and vegetables mixed with
  cooked rice in saffron.
• Castilian Spanish is the official language,
  but a secondary language is used in 3 northern
  regions of Spain.
• Madrid is the capital of Spain.

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Germanyby Ariel Roghair

• On September 3,1939,some countries in Europe
  declared war with Germany.
• The Romans built a wall to protect their land
  from the Germans.
• Germany has 16 different states.

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Franceby Emily Halverson

• Snails in butter sauce are one of the Frenchs
  favorite foods!
• The Eiffel tower is 984 feet tall, built in 1889
  and was thought only to be temporary but still
  stands today!
• Bastille day is a common holiday in France.

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Franceby Emma Guthart

• In France, they usually have medium rainfall all
  year.
• In France, a lot of people like to folk dance in
  their free time.
• In Southern-France, there are many flamingos.

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Italyby Jackson Nasby

• According to legend the brothers Romulus and
  Remus founded Rome in 753 B.C.
• The Apennines mountains go diagonally across
  Italy.
• In 2006 Italy won the world cup that is played
  every four years.

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Italyby Jenny Pigge

• In the summer its dry with an occasional
  rainstorm.
• In the spring its hot, dry, and sunny.
• In the fall its cool and moist.
• In the winter its cold, and snowy on the upper
  Alps and Apennines.
• They speak Italian as there official language and
  often eat Pasta or pizza.

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Irelandby Kevin Hanson

• A lot of the Irish eat beef pork, bread ,
  chicken, fruit, mutton, beef and veggies.
• The Irish speak English and Irish.
• Ireland is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean.

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United Kingdomby J.D. Goodfellow

• United Kingdom eats lots of potatoes, vegetables,
  gravy and pork.
• United Kingdom has
• lots of fish shops.
• A lot of people in U.K. eat fish and chips.

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Greeceby Lauren Uhde

• Aesop wrote Greek Fables.
• Athens is the capital.
• The official language is Greek.

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Romania by Luke Barta

• The Romanians tend to eat a lot of grilled meats
  including, Mititei (meat balls shaped like
  cylinders) , Patricieni ( sausage).
• The language develops between French, Italian,
  Portuguese, And Spanish.

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Norwayby Marissa Frisbie

• The languages of Norway are Bokmal and Nynorsk.
• Near the Lofoten Islands the climate is 45
  degrees Celsius.
• Some of the foods in Norway are Lefse, cereal,
  open-faced sandwiches, soup, meat, fish,
  potatoes, veggies, dessert, coffee, beer, tea,
  milk and soft drinks.

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Englandby Mary Li

• English is the official language in England.
• Fish and Chips are really popular foods in
  England.
• In London there are more than 7 million people.
• In England a popular game is Football. (Soccer.)

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Greeceby Matt Bertell

• Greece has a Mediterranean climate with mild wet
  winters and hot dry summers.
• Much of the land of Greece is composed of
  limestone either bare or covered with thorny
  woody shrub vegetation called maquis.

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France by Michael Rash

• The Languages are French, Dutch, Breton, and
  Euskara.
• The North and West regions are mainly flat or
  rolling .
• They have 365 different kinds of chesses.

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Englandby Molly Breitbach

• Kids In England play football (soccer) and
  cricket.
• English is the official language of England but
  the words have different meanings.
• In London there are about 7 million people.

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The Netherlandsby Piper Wenzel

• In The Netherlands most people speak Dutch,
  English, French, and German.
• The Netherlands is in Northwestern Europe and is
  on the North Sea.
• In The Netherlands most people own a bike.

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Portugal by Nick Yutzy

• Portugals flag is red and green with Portugals
  coast of arms appears on the middle of the flag.
• Some of Portugals food drink are fish, wine,
  grain, meat, sardines, and grapes.

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Englandby Sharon Xiang

• The pound is the currency.
• Cricket, is a famous game in England.
• Fish and chips is a famous food in England.
• The official language is English.

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United Kingdomby Wali Parks

• They usually eat roast beef ,mutton or pork with
  potatoes.
• They have cold winters and mild summers.
• They have Sunday lunches.
• They usually play soccer, tennis, baseball and
  cricket.

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Norwayby Yunseo Jung

• Norway is much milder than countries in the
  north.
• During winter, the snow covers at least three
  months a year.
• Less rain falls in the inland than the coast.
• There are two forms of language Bokal and
  Nynorsk.
• Bokmal is also called Riksmal.
• Norways flag has red background with black and
  white stripes.
• Norways neighboring country is Sweden.

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