Prado´s Workshop: Easter traditions in UK. Tradiciones en Pascua.

27 marzo 2015

Easter traditions in UK. Tradiciones en Pascua.

These days we have been shocked by the plane catastrophy of Germanwings (I'm sincerely sorry for it)but this blog tries to approach to news related to the UK and the USA mainly. If you are fan of Easter eggs you should pay attention to this: Fotnum and Mason have created the scotch egg made with meat of venison mixed with dark chocolate and berries to make the Chotch Egg. Do you want to try it?

But let´s have a look at the English tradition of giving eggs at Easter clicking on the image below.

And if you want to do some activities there are some of them included in the page. Have a nice Easter!

¿Sabes de dónde viene la tradición de regalar huevos de chocolate en Pascua? Pues pincha en la imagen de los huevos de Pascua y averígualo.

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missblogenglish dijo...: Soy Mª Isabel Mayoral de un centro privado de Talavera de la Reina. Acabo de descubrir tu blog y me encanta todo lo que publicas y propones. Me parece muy variado, atractivo, actual y muy útil para aplicar en el aula. Muchas gracias.
Yo estoy ahora haciendo un curso para actualizarme en el uso de las tecnologías, pues estoy muy "atrás".; 29 de marzo de 2015, 12:15

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