B1 class's magazine

My english school is named "YES".I go there for at lest 6 years.I obviously learn English.In "YES" we are being prepared for exams such as PET,KET and the lower exam.

to sum up I really like my English school

Japan:

Pizza is an oven-baked flat bread typically topped with tomato sause and cheese. Baked variously in coal, wood, gas, and electric ovens, it is generally supplemented with a selection of meats, vegetables, and condiments.

1)In Thailand, it's considered rude to put food in your mouth using a fork.

2)Loudly slurping noodles and soup is acceptable in Japan

3)It's taboo to eat with your left hand in parts of the Middle East and India,

4)In South Korea, nobody at the table eats until the oldest or most senior person takes a bite.

5)Don't ever ask your server to top your seafood with cheese in Italy

6)In some Inuit cultures of Canada, it's an act of appreciation to fart after a meal

7)Sticking your chopsticks upright in your rice bowl is bad taste in China,

Method

Hi kids!

Halloween is celebrated on October 30th

and we are going to have a party!!! YES!!!

Prepare for it, find a spooky way to dress up,

learn about halloween and come to the school

this Friday from 7:00 – 9:00 pm to celebrate…and have fun!

Hi !

I would like to tell you about some food habits around the world:

• Japan: Japanese people really care about the food's appearance.

• China: Chowing down with chopsticks can help slow eating speed, which may decrease the amount of food eaten.

• India: Indian people use tons of spices,which add yummy flavor and surprising health benefits.

• Mexico: Traditional Mexican culture includes almuerzo, a mid-day feast that’s the largest meal of the day.

• Italy:In this country people think that one glass of wine per day for women and two glasses per day for men can actually increase longevity.

• Sweden: Traditional Swedish diet includes rye bread, which is made with whole-grain rye flour and it's got health benefits.

I hope you enjoy my new post

See you soon,

Efi

Hello everyone,

Today I will talk to you about the promises wich I gave 2 weeks ago.

Ipromised that I:

• Would try to eat more honey instead of marmalade (because I actually found out that I often eat toasts with marmalade)
• Would eat more salad
• Would always eat breakfast
• Would try too eat at least five potions of a variety offruits and vegetables a day
• At snack time I would eat food that are high in saturated fat or sugar for healthier choises
• Would eat more high-fibre foods such as wholemeal bread, beans, wholegrain breakfast cereals, fruit and vegetables

I think that I did everything I promised and generaly the challenge went well. But I didn't realised any changes at my life.

What do you think?

Marios

Last week I promised to drink more water, to eat at least 4 fruits and vegetables a day. Actually I wouldn't say that the experiment worked copletely.I drinked more water than I used to but not as much as I wanted.

Unfortunately, I think that the fruit experiment didn't succed. Believe it or not it was hard for me to eat 3 fruits every day, because I was busy with my activities and I usually forgot it!

Although this progect didn't worked, I have to say that I had a great time participating on this challenge!

Efi

I couldn't stick to the schedule so I don't know if the experiment worked.

I kept eating vegetables like I always do,but I couldn't drink more water or eat less sweets.

In fact these week I ate even more sweets and drunk even less water.

But sometimes I didn't use the elevator and took the stairs.But the only thing I felt was tired.

George.