Our Calendars got their destination!

It's a pleasure to know that our calendars may become useful to our friends in St. Louis and Manchester in 2012.
P.S. Guys from St. Louis! You're holding our flag upside down. :)))

Calendar Project

In the first term our school took part in the Calendar project. Four classes made the calendars for 2012 and sent them to the USA, Spain, Lithuania and England. Every pupil was responsible for one page (one month). This is very funny! We’ve already got two calendars from Spain and Lithuania. They are very beautiful! And two more calendars (from the USA and England) are on their way. These are our calendars: Before sending we had an exhibition in class.
Liza and Dasha
Grade 6A

Autumn Beauties

Hi! My name is Sasha. Last October we had the girls of our class participated in the contest “Autumn Beauties” We danced, sang, sawed and our boys were our fans and supported us by dancing. There was no one winner – friendship win!

Summer fun!

 Hi! My name is Ilya. Last summer I was in the camp “Raduga”. There was a competition for girls. I played a role of a dragon  and presented the girl from our team. Before the show I had been painted like a  dragon.  The competition was not won by us but we had a lot of fun.     

Hello friends!
We are from Russia, Ryazan. We study at school 72. We are in grade 10A.  There are 11 of us. We've got lots of interests and they are different: shooting, singing, kickboxing, drawing, travelling, photography, basketaball, dancing, football, hiking etc.

Hope to hear from you soon!

A small autumn adventure

Hello, our friends)
My name is Julie and I would like to tell you about our little trip to Moscow on our holidays with our class.
On our holidays our class went to Moscow and that was amazing. First, we went to Pushkin's museum and learn more about Pushkin's life there. After that we went to the museum of the East and felt like we went to Japan, China, India and Korea.
And what did you do on your holidays? Did you like it or not?
Bye, Julie.

Happy Turkey Day!

Hello our American friends! Happy Thanksgiving day! We hope you're having a good time with your families. Eat a lot and have fun! And we have a question about this great festival: we wonder do Indians celebrate Thansgiving day. As we know, Indians played an important role in the American history and in history of this holiday.