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  Saving paper by using new technologies

  With Mrs. Reymond we have worked on the environment and how to save it. This is why I (Yasmine) and my classmates Ambre, Chloé and Jules have chosen the subject "saving paper". We have done actions and have written the results of these in the following folder. We have also created a Facebook page to spread the word so that more people can do these things and the effect on the consumption of paper could be really great. Please read our folder to have more informations and join us on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/SavingPape... and above all, don’t forget to spread the word !!
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  How can reverse osmosis, powdered water and fog nets contribute to solve water problems on Earth ?

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  How do fireworks work ?

  How do fireworks work ? Black powder and the art of making explosions have been known by the Chinese since at least the eighth or nineth century. In Europe, black powder was brought back by Marco Polo from China. It has been used for firearms since 1346. The first real firework was fired at Anne of Austria and Louis XIII’s wedding in 1615. It contained black powder, gold dust and silver dust. Fireworks have been a traditional part of New Year’s celebrations since they were invented by the Chinese almost a thousand years ago. Today fireworks displays are seen on most holidays. There are different types of fireworks. Firecrackers, sparklers, and aerial shells are all examples of fireworks. Though they share some common characteristics, each type works a little differently. Firecrackers are the original fireworks. In their simplest form, firecrackers consists of gunpowder (...)
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  Capturing science

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  Photos and results of the project capturing science.
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  10 Questions to an Australian Girl

  10 Questions to an Australian Girl :-) I’ve been to Australia during the summer holidays for about three weeks. Then I received an Australia correspondent at my home for more than a month. Actually it was my sister’s correspondant, so she went to Flaubert High School. She flew back to Australia a month ago. I’m now wondering what she remembers from France and how she feels about our country. 1.) When I tell you “France”, what first comes to your mind ? When you say France, I think of your house and Mont Saint Michel. I also think of the food ! 2.) What will stay the most surprising thing that French people do ? I think the thing that shocked me the most was how there was bread at every meal ! ALL THE TIME ! I will never forget that. I love bread ! 3.) You lived during a month in a French family, surrounded by French people 24h/day, Did you find that the french mentality (...)
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  How an urban sport has become world famous.

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  EConomic and environmental impacts of the 2012 London’s Olympics Games

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  Our Trip to England

  Trip to England, October 2011
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  Fast food Nation : The truth behind your burger

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  Trip to London : The natural history museum... a glimpse into one british museum

  During the time we had to eat on the Wednesday of the trip to London, I decided to visit the Natural History Museum of London, which is free and located near the place we visited in the morning : the Science Museum. I have completely visited only two rooms in the museum but I have also strolled in the rest of the museum. So the first room I have completely visited was the minerals gallery : there are a lot of stones coming from all over the world and almost all type of stones or geological apparition which exist nowadays. And the second room was the Fossil Marine Reptiles gallery : there are a lot of skeletons or reconstitution of skeletons of extinct species of animals. Before this gallery you can see a Glyptodon (an animal you can see in the movie “Ice Age 1”), it is the ancestor of the Armadillo which live nowadays. This museum has a huge collection ; it is very (...)
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  Saving paper by using new technologies

  With Mrs. Reymond we have worked on the environment and how to save it. This is why I (Yasmine) and my classmates Ambre, Chloé and Jules have chosen the subject "saving paper". We have done actions and have written the results of these in the following folder. We have also created a Facebook page to spread the word so that more people can do these things and the effect on the consumption of paper could be really great. Please read our folder to have more informations and join us on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/SavingPape... and above all, don’t forget to spread the word !!
  En savoir plus
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  How an urban sport has become world famous.

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  How can reverse osmosis, powdered water and fog nets contribute to solve water problems on Earth ?

  En savoir plus
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  EConomic and environmental impacts of the 2012 London’s Olympics Games

  En savoir plus
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  How do fireworks work ?

  How do fireworks work ? Black powder and the art of making explosions have been known by the Chinese since at least the eighth or nineth century. In Europe, black powder was brought back by Marco Polo from China. It has been used for firearms since 1346. The first real firework was fired at Anne of Austria and Louis XIII’s wedding in 1615. It contained black powder, gold dust and silver dust. Fireworks have been a traditional part of New Year’s celebrations since they were invented by the Chinese almost a thousand years ago. Today fireworks displays are seen on most holidays. There are different types of fireworks. Firecrackers, sparklers, and aerial shells are all examples of fireworks. Though they share some common characteristics, each type works a little differently. Firecrackers are the original fireworks. In their simplest form, firecrackers consists of gunpowder (...)
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  Our Trip to England

  Trip to England, October 2011
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  Capturing science

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  Photos and results of the project capturing science.
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  Fast food Nation : The truth behind your burger

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  10 Questions to an Australian Girl

  10 Questions to an Australian Girl :-) I’ve been to Australia during the summer holidays for about three weeks. Then I received an Australia correspondent at my home for more than a month. Actually it was my sister’s correspondant, so she went to Flaubert High School. She flew back to Australia a month ago. I’m now wondering what she remembers from France and how she feels about our country. 1.) When I tell you “France”, what first comes to your mind ? When you say France, I think of your house and Mont Saint Michel. I also think of the food ! 2.) What will stay the most surprising thing that French people do ? I think the thing that shocked me the most was how there was bread at every meal ! ALL THE TIME ! I will never forget that. I love bread ! 3.) You lived during a month in a French family, surrounded by French people 24h/day, Did you find that the french mentality (...)
  En savoir plus
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  Trip to London : The natural history museum... a glimpse into one british museum

  During the time we had to eat on the Wednesday of the trip to London, I decided to visit the Natural History Museum of London, which is free and located near the place we visited in the morning : the Science Museum. I have completely visited only two rooms in the museum but I have also strolled in the rest of the museum. So the first room I have completely visited was the minerals gallery : there are a lot of stones coming from all over the world and almost all type of stones or geological apparition which exist nowadays. And the second room was the Fossil Marine Reptiles gallery : there are a lot of skeletons or reconstitution of skeletons of extinct species of animals. Before this gallery you can see a Glyptodon (an animal you can see in the movie “Ice Age 1”), it is the ancestor of the Armadillo which live nowadays. This museum has a huge collection ; it is very (...)
  En savoir plus