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The document summarizes a trip taken by 20 fourth-year secondary school students from Institut de Vidreres in Denmark from October 2-6. The students stayed with Danish families to experience their culture firsthand and practice speaking English. Over five days, they participated in daily life with their host families and made memories they would never forget. The rest of the document provides a more detailed journal of activities during the trip, including arriving, meeting friends, attending school, learning about Denmark, and expressing gratitude for the experience.
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Exchange trip to denmark slideshare
- 1. JORNADA DE PORTES OBERTES CURS 2012/13
- 2. EXCHANGE TRIP TO DENMARK LInstitut de Vidreres a Dinamarca
- 3. Del 2 al 6 doctubre un grup de 20 alumnes de 4t dESO de linstitut de Vidreres va viatjar a Boerkop (Dinamarca), per descobrir una nova cultura i practicar el seu angl竪s. Durant cinc dies van conviure amb les fam鱈lies daneses i van participar en el seu dia a dia, una experi竪ncia que mai oblidaran. A continuaci坦 en teniu un petit
- 7. AND MEETING OLD FRIENDS
- 8. FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL
- 12. SECOND DAY IN THE SCHOOL
- 13. PRESENTING OUR COUNTRY AND TRADITIONS
- 18. It was raining, but we had fun anyway
- 21. After a wonderful, wonderful experience in Denmark we had to come back home. Denmark is one of the prettiest countries I have ever seen. With those green landscapes and that wonderful people. I have enjoyed a lot the days there and I particularly loved Legoland, is such an excellent funfair! The worst part was that we had to come back to soon, but I hope I can go again someday! For all that I'd like to thank everybody for being so nice with me and especially the fantastic family I've been in, so thanks for all and see you soon! RECORDS DEL VIATGE
- 22. Grcies per la seva atenci坦. Esperem que us hagi agradat. http://intercanviiinstitutdevidreres.blogspot.com.es