ERASMUS+ PROJECT. OUR COUNTRY PRESENTATION. 5th GRADE CHILDREN

1. Curiosities of Spain
Bulls: the first time that a foreigner goes to a bullfight leaves stunned her. He called much
attention given the end of the fight with the death of the Bull. At first they are fascinated, but
often like it, since usually the atmosphere of a bullfight is special and attractive.
The River Ebro is the more length if we have only their expansion in Spain. The Tagus
River is the largest in the Iberian Peninsula.The Ebro river has a total length of 930 km. Its
watershed is the most extensive in Spain, with an area of 86.100 km. The Ebro flows
through seven autonomous communities: Cantabria, Castile and Leon, La Rioja, Basque
country, Navarre, Aragon and Catalonia.The Tagus River is the longest in the Iberian
peninsula with 1,038 km. We must be aware that more than the 20% of its extension takes
place in portugal.
RIVER EBRO

2. RIVER TAJO
Festivals: in Spain there is long tradition of festivals. In all cities there are parties and
millions of people from different cities and countries flock every year to see and experience
them. Are many and varied. Among the best known are the San Fermines, Feria de Abril,
or failures.
The Mediterranean diet: surprised much that we use olive oil in almost all of our meals.
Also the relatively high amount of fish and fruit that we eat. In relation to the fruit many
foreigners see incomprehensible that we take for example melon with ham, a very common
dish in Spain, as a first course

3. Spain climate: the climate is very diverse and varies the length and breadth of the Spanish
regions. Despite the topic, most of central Spain has very cold winters..
This would be a photo of some winters cold in Spain
Beaches and coasts of Spain: Spain has 4.964 kilometers of beaches. To the South and
East it is possible to swim in the Mediterranean Sea, to the North in the Cantabrian Sea
and to the West on the Atlantic Ocean.
Languages of Spain: the official language of the country is Castilian or Spanish, which is
the mother tongue of 74% of the population. Other official languages in some autonomous
communities are: the catalan spoken by 17%, Galician 7%, Basque 2%.
This is a photo of how learn catalan or Spanish at a school