SLOVAKIA - After school activities
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Several students at a primary school in Slovakia were asked about their favorite after school activities. Many students enjoyed sports like football, biking, and skating. Some students also enjoyed other activities like reading, music, and art. The most popular activity among the students was various sports.
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- 1. My favourite after school activity Primary School Komenského 6, Spišské Vlachy, SLOVAKIA
- 2. Katarína - I like working on eTwinning projects
- 3. Milan-I like riding the motorbike
- 4. Veronika-When it´s raining I like reading books.
- 5. Zuzana - I like sports. I ride a bike or I skate.
- 6. Matej-I like playing football
- 7. Patrik - I like playing footbal and playing hockey.
- 8. Kirsten - I lovelistening to music.
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