Let's go to london with Paddington Bear
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Esl kids get to know about Paddington Bear (explanations in Italian). Vocabulary relating to clothes, food and family. Primary school project.
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- 1. PROGETTO CONTINUITA’ I.C. “M. COLONNA” A cura della Prof. Patrizia Liberti
- 2. Un giorno mentre stavano aspettando l’arrivo della loro fliglioletta Judy alla stazione di Paddington, a Londra, Mr e Mrs Brown trovarono un piccolo orso seduto su una valigia marrone con indosso uno strano cappello e appeso al collo una targhetta con la scritta «Si prega di prendersi cura di quest’orso. Grazie!»
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