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- 2. Enguany el fil conductor és la ciutat de Barcelona
- 3. Eix transversal que treballem en el nostre projecte PILE
- 4. Cada classe ha triat un lloc, espai, monument… significatiu de la ciutat
- 5. Que dóna nom a la seva aula
- 6. Han preparat una activitat lúdica adreçada a la resta de l’escola