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Hey everyone! In our last english lesson we talked about Christmas in other countries. Now I' ll give you some informations. In general, they celebrate Christmas on 25 th December in memorial of Jesus Christ birth. Childrens believe that Santa Claus bring them their present.   Christmas in Canada Canada is a very large and multi- cultural country. There are a lot of different christmas traditions celebrated. Some of the traditions came from French, English, Irish, Scottish and German. Canadian children believe in Santa Claus. At christmas the canadians eat sweets called Barley Candy and Chicken Bones. Barley Candy         Chicken Bones Christmas in Ireland Irish People celebrate it much the same way as in the UK and the USA but they have also an own Tradition. In Irish, Christmas is called "Nollaig" and Santa Claus is known there as "San Nicolas" or "Daidi na Nollag". There is an ...

Heyy guys! How are you doing?   Today we have learnt a lot of Guy Fawkes Day at school. Let me tell something about it. The Guy Fawkes Day is especially celebrated in Britain. The British people, mainly the Youngsters, celebrate it on the November 5 th . Every year in the evening when it gets dark, people let off rockets and Catherine wheels. They burn the "guy" on a bonfire of leaves and garden rubbish. The “guy” is a figure which is made out of rags or old clothes. Children make it some time before the day and display them in the street. They call out, “Penny for the guy!” and collect money from passers-by. They usually spend the money on fireworks. They roast potatoes and sausages in the fire too. Thank you for reading this! See you soon! :)

Hey everyone! Welcome to my second blog entry. My new school is the Business school in Perg. I attend it since four weeks. We have many new subjects and my favorites are for example Accounting and Controlling, Russian, Information and Office Management. There are eight girls and 20 boys in our class. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Our Class Board ist Mrs. Sonja Werner. She is very kind and she teachs us in Accounting and Controlling and Personal and Social Competence. Our form representative is Felix Himmelbauer and our form representative debuty is Niklas Hoos. Thanks for reading this! Kristina :D

Hello everyone! At first I am going to introduce myself. My name is Kristina Jank and I come from Tragwein, a small village in Upper Austria. I was born on 18th April 2001 in Linz. I am 14 years old and I attend the Business College in Perg. I live with my two elder sisters Melanie and Lisa, my parents and my grandfather. Melanie is 22 years old and she works as an accountant at the company Engel. Lisa, the eldest sister is 23 years old. She works at a bank in Linz. My dad works as a bricklayer and my mother is a housewife. In my freetime I like skiing and spending time with my friends. We watch different kinds of movies for examples comedy, romantic or horror. Sometimes we go for a walk. I hope you enjoyed my first contribution. See you soon, Kristina