En las vísperas del 28 de Febrero, trabajamos en español e inglés las provincias, costumbres, monumentos más característicos, himno... de la comunidad en la que vivimos.
Se puede decir que todo el alumnado se tomó muy en serio la actividad, incluso aquellos/as que pertenecen a otra comunidad o país.
A continuación se puede ver algunos de los trabajos realizados por 2º ESO - C, así como algún texto empleado, extraído de la Wikipedia:
The Día de Andalucía ("Day of Andalusia" or "Andalusia Day") is celebrated February 28 and commemorates the February 28, 1980 referendum on the Statute of Autonomy of Andalusia, in which the Andalusian electorate voted for the statute that made Andalusia an autonomous community of Spain.[1]
In many municipalities and cities of Andalusia, people decorate their balconies with the flag of Andalusia and with bunting echoing its green-and-white bars. Cultural competitions are often held in conjunction with the day. In some cities, especially in the Malaga area, schools are closed for a Semana Cultural ("cultural week"), also known as Semana Blanca ("white week"). The Friday before is often a day of celebration in schools with a traditional Andalusian breakfast (desayuno andaluz), consisting of a slice of toast with a thin layer of olive oil and orange juice; students color pictures that refer to the symbols and insignia of Andalusia, its history and customs, put on plays and sing the regional anthem, the Himno de Andalucía.
