European Day of Languages

  Each year the European day of Languages is celebrated on 26th September. Year 5 found out about Italian culture, food and some facts about Italy. They also located Italy on a map of Europe and had a go at pronouncing some greetings and counting  in Italian . They then created a visual fact file of everything that they had found out.









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