martes, 29 de marzo de 2022

¿Qué son las leyendas?

Las leyendas son historias que se transmiten entre generaciones y desde siempre, y que han servido durante siglos, en muchas ocasiones, para estimular la imaginación y establecer importantes enseñanzas.

lunes, 21 de marzo de 2022

EUROPE

Europe has experienced a number of conflicts and wars throughout the centuries. This led to the creation of the European Union, the aim of which is to promote peace and protect the rights of all citizens.

Nowadays Europe is a very prosperous and highly populated continent, about 739 million people live in Europe. It is a multicultural continent, there is a great diversity of cultures, beliefs and traditions.

Top 20 Biggest Landmarks in Europe

THE EUROPEAN UNION

The European Union, also called EU, is a political and economic union of countries in Europe. Today 27 countries belong to the EU.

The EU was created in 1957 (Treaty of Rome). At first, it was called European Economic Community (EEC). In 1993 it became the EU, European Union, (Maastricht Treaty). It has 24 official languages. The first member states were France, Italy, Germany,the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. Spain entered the EU in 1986.

The European Union is based on the values of democracy, freedom, equality and respect for human rights.

1-The main purposes of the EU are:

To improve the economy and social development.
To protect the rights of EU citizens.

2-EU citizens' rights.

Any person with the nationality of a member state of the European Union is automatically a citizen of the EU, it gives you a set of additional rights. These include the right to:

Move freely within the EU.
Live and work in any country in the EU.
Vote in elections to the European Parliament.
Be protected by the diplomatic authorities of any EU country

3-The symbols of the EU are:

The Euro is the currency of the Eurozone.
The EU flag. It is blue and has 12 stars on it arranged in a circle that represent the unity between the member countries.

The European Anthem: The Ode to Joy. It is based on a melody from he 9th Symphony by Ludwig van Beethoven.

4-The main institutions in the EU

European Parliament is the legislative body directly elected by the citizens of the EU. It prepares and passes laws and budgets.
Eurpean council is formed by the heads of state or government of the member states.
The court ofJusticeof the EU ensures that the law is observed in all member states.

5-The European Ombudsman

It represents the interests of EU citizens. Any EU citizen can send a complaint to the European Ombudsman if they suffer discrimination, are treated unfairly or are refused information.

https://www.ombudsman.europa.eu/es/multimedia/infographics/en/43

miércoles, 16 de marzo de 2022

Problemas

1) Pilar va a la compra con 33,56 € y regresa con 18,7 €. ¿Cuánto gastó?

2) Ana tiene ahorrados 57,40 € y su hermano Javier tiene ahorrados el doble. ¿Cuántos euros tienen entre los dos?

3) Raquel compró un balón por 28,15 euros y una red por 3,25 euros. Pagó con dos billetes de 20 euros. ¿Cuánto le devolvieron?

martes, 15 de marzo de 2022

EL VERBO

THE EUROPEAN UNION

The European Union, also called EU is a political and economic union of countries in Europe. Today 28 countries belong to the EU. 
The EU was created in 1957 (Treaty of Rome). At first, it was called European Economic Community (EEC). In 1993, the EEC became the EU (Maastricht Treaty). EU has 24 official languages.
Purposes:
To improve the economy and social development.
To protect the rights of EU citizens.
Symbols:
The Euro.
The EU flag.
Ode to Joy: the European Anthem.