Datos básicos sobre algunos países de Europa para trabajar Conocimiento del Medio (inglés) en 3º de Primaria

1. Let’s explore EUROPE 3º de Primaria CRA Valle del Bullaque ElRobledo - Pueblonuevo

2. Let’s explore EUROPE BELGIUM Capital city: Brussels Total area: 30 528 km² Population: 10.7 million Currency: euro Languages: German , French , Dutch

3. Let’s explore EUROPE FRANCE Capital city: Paris Total area: 550 000 km² Population: 64.3 million Currency: euro Language: French

4. Let’s explore EUROPE GERMANY Capital city: Berlin Total area: 356 854 km² Population: 82 million Currency: euro Language: German

5. Let’s explore EUROPE ITALY Capital city: Rome Total area: 301 263 km² Population: 60 million Currency: euro Language: Italian

6. Let’s explore EUROPE SPAIN Capital city: Madrid Total area: 504 782 km² Population: 45.8 million Currency: euro Language: Spanish

7. Let’s explore EUROPE UNITED KINGDOM Capital city: London Total area: 244 820 km² Population: 61.7 million Currency: pound sterling Language: English

8. Let’s explore EUROPE NEDERLANDS Capital city: Amsterdam Total area: 41 526 km² Population: 16.4 million Currency: euro Language: Dutch

9. Let’s explore EUROPE PORTUGAL Capital city: Lisbon Total area: 92 072 km² Population: 10.6 million Currency: euro Language: Portuguese

10. Let’s explore EUROPE SWEDEN Capital city: Stockholm Total area: 449 964 km² Population: 9.2 million Currency: krona Language: Swedish

11. Let’s explore EUROPE POLAND Capital city: Warsaw Total area: 312 679 km² Population: 38.1 million Currency: zloty Language: Polish

12. The euro The euro plays a big role in all of our lives. We need money to eat, buy clothes, take holidays, to rent or buy a house and run our cars. During one person’s lifetime they will use many thousands of euros in total. One side of euro coins is the same in all countries : it’s the common side. Shows different maps of the European Union.The other side has a different design depending on the country . We call it the national side. The designs on the national sides are very different but they usually show some aspect of the country's history, art or nature.

13. Languages Official: Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish. Semi-official: Catalan, Galician, Basque, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh.