The Treasure Adventure is still a secret!

Our Treasure Adventure continues! Today, the Adventure has been on the point of being discovered... Mrs. Ámbar almost caught us in the middle of our mission, but thanks to all our pirates, and our two courageous captains, we managed to invent an excuse to prevent anyone from finding out about our "Treasure Adventure".

Every day we are closer to the treasure and little by little you are getting more and more money. 

Remember that this money has a utility, you can use it to get the prizes that are on the list. When you go to the supermarket to buy a piece of bread, you deliver several coins in exchange. In this case, when you want a prize, you must deliver the corresponding amount of money. For this you will have to be good mathematicians, although I already know that you have brilliant minds.

Today we have travelled from Ireland to the United Kingdom, where we will know the origin of the language that we speak so much in class. I can advance you that it is a really marvellous country, and, although I know that many of you have already been, we will tell you some peculiarities that make it a particularly interesting country. For example, did you know that French was the official language for about 300 years or that there are over 300 languages spoken in England?

Moreover, many great writers came from the UK. William Shakespeare, Jane Austin and Charles Dickens, considered some of the greatest writers of all time, lived in England. You might have read Roald Dahl’s books. Dahl wrote “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and “James and the Giant Peach.” And of course, don’t forget J.K. Rowling, author of the “Harry Potter” series.

See you tomorrow. Take care!

Mr. Rodrigo.