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Accroding to the repsones that we have receive with the questions we can make some conclusions. We can see that the majority of the poeple who respond the questionary, the basque and the turkish students, wake up more or less at 7:00 a.m. Also, most of the people have breakfast at 7:15a.m.  The basque students start at school at 8:00a.m, whereas the turkish students at 9:00a.m. The turkish students finish school at 4:00p.m, but we finish it at 1:00p.m.  Regarding to the sports, almost all the students from the two countries do some exercise during the week. Also, all the students spend their time at social media: Instagram, Youtube, Facebook, Twitter... The most popular activity that the  students do is listening to music. Also, they like watcing movies and series. In regard to religion, most of the basque students are not religious, but there are some chrsitian people.The reliogion of all the turkish students is the islam, and they almost all pray.

Hi there! I have made a game relationed with geography and different capital cities of the world. You can play it here! World Capitals

Hey there! In these days we are taking part in a project with students of other countries of Europe. For this, we are communicating by Twinspace. The project we are taking part is "Teens Time" Teens time is a new public journal addressed to young people and the interests they have. The students will write their our own texts, and after revising them, we will publish our work. We are going to write texts about things we like to do, our hobbies... Like this we are going to chat and learn with the students with really different cultures. In my opinion is a very good option to learn to communicate with other people, to work in group, to learn about different cultures... The other schools that are in our project are from Villacañas (Spain), Molise (Italy), Žilina (Slovakia), Bursa (Turkey) and Tekirdağ (Turkey). We are getting to know by chatting and explaining the things we do at our countries, writing about the school system... See you soon!

Hi people! Almost we are in Christmas and we have a lot of time to do things that we like, so I have chosen two films and a game that I think most of people would like to watch and play them. I like action and adventure films, so I will recomend you the films I like. The first film I recomend you is "Fast and furious 8",  this film I saw some months ago, and I really like. I would say that this film is very popular and also the all saga. If you like action and adventure, you have to see this film. If you don't know this film, it is about a group of friends who steal a lot of money and they are very good driving cars. The protagonists of this film are Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson... The second film I like and I recomend you to see this Christmas is "Baby driver", is about a young man, who has a baby face, but he is very good driving cars. He is in a thief group and he use his ability for scaping from the police. I would say that this film is also for people w

Hi! What's up? Here you have the leaflet I have made to finish with the violence against women. Bacause we are living in a chavinist society, and becuase we have to obtain a gender equality. Women are treted on society like weak gender, so we want to finish with this inequality, because it isn't just.You can see it below:

The mind map I did shows as the UCI World Tour teams, also we can see the best cyclist of each team and the shirt they use. Also, I included short videos on each of the teams (highlights, the best moments, trailers...) Here is the link of the mindmap.

Now I'm going to write about the winners of the peace nobel prize in 2014, they are Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai. They won this prize for their struggle against the suppression of children and young people and for the right of all children to education. Kailash Satyarthi is an Indian children's rights and education advocate and an activist against child labour. Satyarthi has been the subject of a number of documentaries, television series, talk shows, advocacy and awareness films. He wrote two books, the first in 2006 (Globalisation, Development And Child Rights) and the second one in 2017(Will for Children). In the case of Malala Yousafzai , she is a Pakistani activist for female education and the youngest Nobel Prize laureate. She is known for human rights advocacy, especially education of women and children in her native Swat Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, northwest Pakistan, where the local Taliban had at times banned girls from attending school. Her advocacy has