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Three students - Camila Fernandez, Luciana Lescano, and Camila Tanusi - worked on an English project for their teacher Silvina Campos. They wrote about their lives, read a story about a boy named Tom visiting from the future, and read about the Amish religious group. For the project, the students wrote songs, emails, and descriptions as well as a glossary. They also researched the Comechingon people from Cordoba, Argentina.
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English camii caami y laly
- 1. English Project Done by: Camila Fernandez Luciana Lescano and Camila Tanusi Teacher : Silvina Campos
- 2. First in class we spoke about our lives and we wrote this text on a sheet of paper.Then we read a story called “Tom is at the hospital”.He comes from the future. We also read about “The Amish”,they are very religious people ,they are poor and live in Ohio in the United States.
- 3. Now we are writing songs,e-mails and descriptions about us and we are doing a glossary.The evaluations are very difficult and long and we need to study.We play computer games in internet: http://www.englishexercises.org/. We are doing a project called “The Comechingon” about the people in Argentina (Cordoba)