Sweden is the third largest country in the European Union and has a total population of 10.2 million. However, less than half of Swedes live in the cities which means that Sweden is a very rural country. Find out how Swedish kids spend their time exploring the numerous forests, lakes, and beaches that make up […]
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Can you imagine eating chocolate and doughnuts for breakfast? Enjoying 11 week long summer holidays, with no school during this time? Have you ever heard of the tooth mouse? Do you know where they say “gunon, zer da zure izena?” instead of “Hello, what’s your name?” Find answers to these questions and a lot more
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The Anne Frank House is a museum with a story. It’s a story about the discrimination and persecution of Jews during the Second World War. It’s a story about a young girl who lived in hiding with her family and others for more than two years, fearing for their lives. And it’s a story about
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The sun is finally shining again in France, after months of cold weather, rain, and snow. When the spring arrives, we habitually put aside our simmered dishes or potatoes with cheese dishes (hmm… raclette or tartiflette are so good we love winter just for that…). Our appetite is reduced because of the heat and our
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All over the world, there are wonderful traditions where people take simple items like dancing bells, shells or seeds and make them into bracelets, waist belts or anklets. Then, as they dance, they create part of the rhythm just by moving. Have you ever thought of the body as a musical instrument? In the British
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