Russia is located in both Europe and Asia, bordering many countries. It has notable mountain ranges like the Caucasus Mountains, and rivers like the Volga and Ural. The climate varies widely from very cold winters to warm summers. Native plants include rhizomatous perennials and chamomile, the national flower. Native animals include seals, marmots, leopards, and hamsters. Russia has a long history from Mongol rule to the creation and dissolution of the USSR. The current government is a federation led by President Medvedev. The economy relies on oil, mining, gas, and other industries, with the ruble as currency.
Italy is located in southern Europe and shaped like a boot. It is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea and home to the Alps and Apennine Mountains. The Po, Adige, Arno, and Tiber rivers flow through Italy, which has many lakes including Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore, and Lake Como. Italy has a long history dating back to the Etruscans and Romans, and was a center of the Renaissance. Some of Italy's most famous artists include Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Botticelli. Italy is known for cuisine like pasta and pizza and landmarks like the Colosseum and Leaning Tower of Pisa. The current democratic republic has a population
Russia is located in both Europe and Asia, bordering many countries. It has notable mountain ranges like the Caucasus Mountains, and rivers like the Volga and Ural. The climate varies widely from very cold winters to warm summers. Native plants include rhizomatous perennials and chamomile, the national flower. Native animals include seals, marmots, leopards, and hamsters. Russia has a long history from Mongol rule to the creation and dissolution of the USSR. The current government is a federation led by President Medvedev. The economy relies on oil, mining, gas, and other industries, with the ruble as currency.
Italy is located in southern Europe and shaped like a boot. It is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea and home to the Alps and Apennine Mountains. The Po, Adige, Arno, and Tiber rivers flow through Italy, which has many lakes including Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore, and Lake Como. Italy has a long history dating back to the Etruscans and Romans, and was a center of the Renaissance. Some of Italy's most famous artists include Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Botticelli. Italy is known for cuisine like pasta and pizza and landmarks like the Colosseum and Leaning Tower of Pisa. The current democratic republic has a population
The document outlines a school art project where students in the 6b class studied artworks through first-hand experience in March 2012. The project involved students meeting the artwork for the first time to observe and describe it, researching the artist's life and work, taking their own photo inspired by the original artwork, and creating a poster presenting both the original piece and their photo along with information about the artwork and artist.
Ferdinand von Wright painted "The Fighting Capercaillies", depicting the aggressive behavior of male capercaillie grouse during mating season. Eero Järnefelt painted "Under the Yoke", showing peasant farmers toiling in the fields under oppressive conditions. Both artists captured scenes of nature and rural life in 19th century Finland.
The document lists 6 Finnish artists and their works: Hugo Simberg's paintings "The Wounded Angel" and "The Garden of Death", Helene Schjerfbeck's painting "Convalescent", Pekka Halonen's painting "Springwinter", and Albert Edelfelt's paintings "Playing boys on the beach" and "Queen Blanka".
The document outlines a school art project where students in the 6b class studied artworks through hands-on experience in March 2012. The project involved students meeting the artwork for the first time, researching the artist, taking their own photo based on the original artwork, and creating a poster presenting both the original artwork and their photo along with information about the artist.
The document outlines a school art project where students in the 6b class studied artworks through first-hand experience in March 2012. The project involved students meeting the artwork for the first time to observe and describe it, researching the artist's life and work, taking their own photo inspired by the original artwork, and creating a poster presenting both the original piece and their photo along with information about the artwork and artist.
Ferdinand von Wright painted "The Fighting Capercaillies", depicting the aggressive behavior of male capercaillie grouse during mating season. Eero Järnefelt painted "Under the Yoke", showing peasant farmers toiling in the fields under oppressive conditions. Both artists captured scenes of nature and rural life in 19th century Finland.
The document lists 6 Finnish artists and their works: Hugo Simberg's paintings "The Wounded Angel" and "The Garden of Death", Helene Schjerfbeck's painting "Convalescent", Pekka Halonen's painting "Springwinter", and Albert Edelfelt's paintings "Playing boys on the beach" and "Queen Blanka".
The document outlines a school art project where students in the 6b class studied artworks through hands-on experience in March 2012. The project involved students meeting the artwork for the first time, researching the artist, taking their own photo based on the original artwork, and creating a poster presenting both the original artwork and their photo along with information about the artist.
3. 0 Italia on valtio Etelä-Euroopassa.
0 Italian Pinta-ala on noin 300 000 km².
0 Italian väkiluku on n. 57,6 miljoonaa.
0 Italia on saappaan muotoinen.
0 Italian pääkaupunki on Rooma.
0 Italiassa puhutaan italiaa, mutta sen pohjoisosissa puhutaan myös
saksaa.
0 Italian rahayksikkö on euro.
4. 0 Italian ilmastoalue on Väli-meren ilmasto.
0 Italian kasvillisuusalue on suurimmalta osalta nahkealehtinen
kasvillisuus.
0 Italian pinnanmuotoihin kuuluu mm. vuoristo,
0 Italian kaukaisimmat osat ovat Sardinia ja Sisilia, jotka ylettyvät
kauas Väli-merelle asti.
0 Italian vuoristoja ovat Apenniinit ja Alpit
0 Jokiin kuuluu Tiber ja Po
0 Italiassa on myös Vesuvius-tulivuori
5. 0 Pääelinkeino: julkiset palvelut, eli matkailu/turismi
sekä palveluammatit (63,7%)
0 Toiseksi tärkein on teollisuus (33%)
0 Sekä myös maatalous 3,3%
6. 0 Italiassa kolmivuotinen,
vapaaehtoinen esikoulu (scuola
dell’infanzia) 3-6-vuotiaille lapsille
muodostaa koulujärjestelmän
alimman luokan.
0 Alakoulu (scuola elemantare) on
pakollinen ja se alkaa 6-vuotiaana
ja päättyy 11-vuotiaana.
0 Sen jälkeen tulee keskikoulu
(scuola media) , joka on tarkoitettu
11-14-vuotiaille.
0 Keskiasteen oppilaitoksiin voivat
hakea 14-19-vuotiaat, joilla on
ylemmän perusasteen
päästötodistus.
0 Peruspilarit ovat perhe ja
uskonto.
0 Vanhempia ja vanhuksia
arvostetaan hyvin paljon.
0 Vanhemmilla on päärooli
lasten elämässä 25-29vuotiaista jopa 56% asuu
vielä vanhempiensa kanssa.
0 Italiassa ihmiset ovat
sukurakkaita.
Kaukaisimmatkin sukulaiset
ovat hyvin tärkeitä.
7. Kulttuuri ja urheilu
0 Espresso
0 Italiaan kuuluvat myös oliivit
0 Pizzat ja pastat
0 Jalkapallo todella tärkeää
0 Formulat ovat myös rakastettu laji
0 Pyöräily suosittua
0 Talviurheilusta hiihto ja laskettelu ovat suosikkeja.
8. Italian historiaa
0 753 ekr. – ”Romulus ja Remus
perustavat Rooman”
0 44 ekr. – Julius Caesar nimitetään
elinikäiseksi diktaattoriksi.
0 64 jkr. – Rooman palo
0 79 jkr. – Pompeji tuhoutuu
Vesuviuksen purkauksessa.
0 476 – Länsi-Rooman kukistuminen
0 756 – Kirkkovaltio perustetaan
0 1138 – Firenzestä itsenäinen valtio
0 1848-60 – Risorgimento
0 1870 – Italian yhdistyminen
0 1871 – Rooma pääkaupungiksi
0 1908 – Maanjäristys ja sen
0
0
0
0
0
0
synnyttämä tsunami tuhoavat
Messinan ja Reggio Calabrian
kaupungit
1929 – Lateraanisopimukset;
itsenäisen Vatikaanivaltion
syntyminen
1946 – Tasavalta
1960 – Rooman olympialaiset
1975 – Maakunnille itsehallinto
2002 – Käteisen eurovaluutan
liikkeelle lasku
2004 – EU:n perustuslaki
allekirjoitetaan Roomassa
9. Nähtävää
0 Roomassa sijaitsee maailman suurin amfiteatteri,
Colosseum, johon mahtuu yli 70 tuhtatta katsojaa
0 Italian Pisassa sijaitsee Pisan kalteva torni
0 Keskellä Italiaa sijaitsee Vatikaani-valtio
10. Tärkeitä italialaisia henkilöitä
0 Arkhimedes (287-212 eKr.) – Sisilialainen matemaatikko ja koneiden suunnittelija
0 Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375) – Kirjailija, jonka novellikokoelma Decamerone
0
0
0
0
0
0
kuuluu maailmankirjallisuuden mestariteoksiin.
Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) Pisassa syntynyt astronomi ja matemaatikko, joka lisäsi
valtavasti tietämystämme aurinkokunnasta.
Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) Renesannsimaalari, arkkitehti, kuvanveistäjä,
muusikko, luonnontutkija, insinööri ja kirjailija. Eli yleisnero. Maalasi mm. Mona Lisan,
joka sijaitsee Pariisin Louvressa.
Guglielmo Marconi (1874-1937) – Marconi oli italialainen fyysikko ja keksijä, joka
kehitti langattoman lennättämimen. Hän onnistui ensimmäisenä lähettämään
radiosignaaleja Atlantin yli.
Enzo Ferrari (1898-1937) – Autourheilun intohimoinen kannattaja ja Ferrari –
autotehtaan perustaja.
Sophia Loren (s. 1934) – Oscarinkin voittanut kauneudestaan kuuluisa näyttelijätär.
Luciano Pavarotti (s. 1935) – Kenties aikamme tunnetuin ja arvostetuin
oopperalaulaja.
11. Lähteet:
0 Wikipedia
0 Jäljillä 5 – Biologia ja maantieto
0 Globalis.fi
0 Italia – Repú´blica Italiana
0 Tekijät: Iida ja Olli
