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Turtles are reptiles that come in eight species and have shells, four legs, small teeth and short tails. They live in lakes, rivers, warm seas and are sometimes kept as pets. Turtles are omnivorous, eating fish, shrimp and sea plants, and can swim fast or walk slowly while pulling their heads and legs into their hard shells.
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Daniela introduces her small white dog named Lola that loves music but doesn't like showers or loud noises. She summarizes a book called "Fin de curso en el paraiso" about friends going to the Maldives after school. Daniela's favorite animal is the giraffe because they are funny and live in warm places in Africa. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, dancing, painting, reading, listening to music, and especially playing basketball with friends and traveling.
Joel Power Point Third Term Homework
This document contains summaries of different topics by an 11-year-old Spanish student named Joel. It includes summaries about himself (where he lives, favorite subjects/activities), his favorite book which is about quantum physics, his best friend Hugo who likes football, his favorite music being Bruno Mars, and plans for a trip to New York including visiting landmarks and museums.
Amador Power Point Third Term Homework
My favourite book is 'Los compas i el diamantito legendario' which follows three friends who go to an island and find a diamond with super powers. After many challenges, they face off against a titan to claim the diamond but ultimately the friends defeat the titan. The narrator loves this book because it is entertaining.
The narrator's best friend is named Lucian, who he has known since third grade. Lucian is tall and has a little brother. He is described as a very good person who enjoys history, console games, and playing tennis.
The narrator's favorite music is "Vino Tinto" by Estopa, which his father also enjoyed a
Biel Power Point Third Term Homework
Biel is a 10-year old from Spain who loves animals. He has an orange pet fish named Giro that likes swimming but dislikes balls and the color black. Biel also recommends a book called "El Misterio de la Tormenta de Arena.Los Futbolismos" about football to those who enjoy the sport. His favorite wild animal is the lion because it is big, furry, fast, and lives in Africa and Asia eating meat.
Daniela Power Point Third Term Homework
Daniela introduces her small white dog named Lola that loves music but doesn't like showers or loud noises. She summarizes a book called "Fin de curso en el paraiso" about friends going to the Maldives after school. Daniela's favorite animal is the giraffe because they are funny and live in warm places in Africa. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, dancing, painting, reading, listening to music, and especially playing basketball with friends and traveling.
Raman Power Point Third Term Homework
Raman is a 12-year-old boy who lives in Les Roquetes, Spain. His favorite sports is basketball, color is black and purple, and food is Spanish omelet. His best friend Lucia is 11 years old and they both enjoy playing basketball. She likes the colors yellow and purple and her favorite movies are Harry Potter and Stranger Things. Raman plans to visit New York and details his planned activities which include visiting landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and One World Observatory as well as going to Dave & Buster's and the movies. His favorite sportsman is Lebron James, considered one of the greatest NBA players of all time.
Hugo Power Point Third Term Homework
Hugo is a 12-year-old blond boy with brown eyes who enjoys playing console games on his mobile phone and football. His favorite color is blue and food is prawn noodles. He likes the book "Les Aventures del Superbolquer" about a baby superhero and his best friend Joel, who is also 11 years old and likes rugby. Hugo's favorite music is electric bass and his plan for Day 1 in New York is to see the Statue of Liberty in the morning, visit the Vessel monument at noon, go to Yankee Stadium in the afternoon, and finish in Central Park in the late afternoon.
Alexia Serrano Power Point Third Term Homework
Alexia is a 10-year old girl from Spain who lives in Sant Pere de Ribes. She has a brown, white, and black dog named Cookie who is very friendly and loving. Her favorite book is called "La Puerta Mágica" which is about a girl who discovers a hole in her bedroom wall. Alexia's favorite wild animal is the giraffe because they are very tall. In her free time, she enjoys dancing, drawing, singing, and traveling. She took a trip to London where she visited many landmarks over two days. Her favorite food is pasta, zucchini, and sushi. She describes her town of Sant Pere de Ribes which has a medical center,
Alejandro Power Point Third Term Homework
Alejandro is a 10-year old boy from Spain who lives in Les Roquetes. He has a pet hamster named Moon that is grey and white and likes to run on her wheel and sleep in wool. His favorite book is about the new Spiderman character Miles Morales taking over the role from Peter Parker. Alejandro's favorite wild animal is the tiger which he finds fierce and strong. In his free time, Alejandro enjoys drawing, listening to music, playing video games and basketball. He is planning a upcoming trip to London to visit landmarks like Big Ben, Hyde Park, and take a tour of the Tower of London.
Lucía Power Point Third Term Homework
Lucía is an 11-year-old girl from Roquetas, Spain who lives in a flat with her black and white cat named Budy. Budy is 5 years old, friendly only to people he knows, and likes to sleep with people and drink water from her bedroom, bathroom or kitchen. Her favorite book is Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling, though she knew the plot already from seeing the movie. Her favorite wild animal is the panda because she thinks they are cute, big, and black and white. In her free time, her favorite hobby is drawing sketches and finished drawings, though she does not like painting her drawings.
Ona Power Point Third Term Homework
Ona introduces her pet cat named Figaro. Figaro is black and white with green eyes, whiskers, and a long tail. He loves to play with balls and lasers but doesn't like loud noises, water, or cologne. Ona loves Figaro very much.
Carla Power Point Third Term Homework
Carla is a 10-year-old girl from Spain who lives in Les Roquetes and loves animals. She has two pet turtles named Hulk and Esmeralda that are brown, green, and shy but friendly. They like to be scratched and eat vegetables, but don't like being grabbed high.
The book is called "Un desastre de cumpleaños" by Martina D'Antiochia. It is a Spanish narrative about friends Hugo, Sofia, Martina, and Lucia. The story is about Martina wanting to celebrate the best birthday but her parents don't let her have a party, though they end up surprising her with one.
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Adrià Power Point Third Term Homework
The document contains summaries of a student's pet hamster named Marvin, their favorite book which is a Spanish comic book, their favorite wild animal which is the seahorse, their hobbies of playing the saxophone and coin collecting, and their planned activities over two days visiting landmarks in London like Parliament, the London Eye, and several museums.
Faya Power Point Third Term Homework
Faya introduces their pet dog Nala, who is black with a white nose. Nala enjoys going for walks and fetching sticks but dislikes baths and leashes.
Faya discusses The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien, describing it as a fantasy adventure novel written in English comprising 407 pages about the hobbit Frodo and wizard Gandalf.
Lions are named as Faya's favorite wild animal, described as elegant, medium-sized, and brown with a golden mane, tail, and black nose. Lions can hunt and swim but not fly, and live in Africa eating the meat they hunt.
Lucía Peña Power Point Third Term Homework
This document is a letter written by 11-year-old Lucia Peña Delgado introducing herself. She provides details about her personal life including where she lives, her family, hobbies like basketball and music, best friends, and favorite books, movies and singers. She describes trips she took to popular New York City locations like the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, Times Square, and Broadway shows.
Maria F Power Point Third Term Homework
Maria provides biographical information about herself, including her name, age, birthday, appearance, family, hobbies, favorite food and drink. She discusses her favorite book, which is about a girl who goes to summer camp and has many adventures. She describes her best friend Arlene, saying she is tall, beautiful, intelligent and helps others. Maria's favorite type of music is pop and her favorite singer is Aitana. She also enjoys beatboxing. Her favorite athlete is Spanish synchronized swimmer Ona Carbonell.
Hector Power Point Third Term Homework
Hector is an 11-year-old boy from Spain who lives in Sant Pere de Ribes. He has a small white dog named Kiara who loves to run, jump, play with balls, and get in the water. Kiara's favorite food is ham and she does not like to be stepped on or alone.
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- 2. Turtles are reptils. Turtles are omnivorous. There are eight different species of turtles.
- 3. They’ve got a shell. They’ve got a four legs. They’ve got small teeth and short tail. Their skin is green. The underside of the shell is yellow. They are thirty cm long.
- 4. They live in lakes, river and warm seas. Many people have turtles at home has pets.
- 5. Turtles eat fish and shrimp. They also eat seaplantes.
- 6. They turtles can swim very fast. Turtles walk slowly. The turtles can lay eggs and preserve them under ground so the animals do not eat them. They can pull thrir heads and legs inside their hard shells. Some sea turtles can swim huge distances, convening 500 kilometres in just 10 days.
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