Spain.mp3

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                                                                            Madrid Spain

                                                                            December 3 2007

Dear Seth,

     I am going to tell you about Spain. Spain is located on the Liberian peninsula. France and Andorra are Northern neighbors to Spain. Europe shares the peninsula with Spain. 

     Now I am going to tell you about land in Spain. There are lots of Mountains everywhere. On the Mountains there are lots of trees. Near the water there are lots of rocks. Also, when you pass the houses there are a lot of flowers.  I am going to tell you about the people. People love to go biking in Spain because it is hot. Also, Spanish people deliver sand by mule.

    Did you know that they had boxcars? And they have lots of palm trees.

    Now I am going to tell you about the art and music in Spain. Pablo Picasso lived in Spain and he painted many famous pictures. In Spain they have a special dance called flamenco dance.

    Now I am going to tell you about jobs in Spain. They needed farmers because there where lots of trees and animals so people were farmers. In Spain they also needed electricity so then they invented computers. I am having a great time!

                                                                        Your friend,

                                                                        Kaela

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                                                                        Madrid, Spain

                                                                        December 3, 2007

Dear Carolyn

    It’s pretty interesting here in Spain. It’s located in the southwest of Europe. It’s beautiful.  The mountains are beautiful. There are lots of rocks and volcanoes and beaches. There are lots of gardens.

    Did you know that there are 40millon people in Spain? People dance in Spain. People also bullfight in Spain.

There are people that deliver sand to other people. There are farmer that grow food and ship it.

    Do you know that there is a famous artist named Pablo Picasso. he made painted a lot of paintings.  He is very famous?

Did you know that people in Spain play soccer? They even ride bikes.  I wonder if they play championships.

     Did you now they eat something called paella. It looks like lobster, rice and shrimp. It looks tasty.  Spain has lots of buildings, lots look different, and some are really big. There are lots of soldiers. Some of them march in parades. They try to work hard. Bye. Stay in contact.

                                                                        Sincerely

                                                                        Seth

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                                                                    Madrid, Spain

                                                                    December 5, 2007

Dear Kaela,

    I’m talking about location. Spain is located on the Iberian Peninsula in the southwestern corner of Europe. There are lots of mountains and grasslands. There are also a lot of rocks and trees and water. There are beaches of sand and gardens and volcanoes too. They also have really cool palm trees.

    There are forty million people Spain. Their sports are biking and soccer. The jobs here are farming and computer service men. There are people who deliver sand.

    In Spain there is Flamenco dancing. There is also a famous painter named Pablo Picasso. He painted many famous paintings. Paella is a type of food that they eat. They drive cars and work in buildings.  Wish you were here to see all of these great thinks with me.

                                                                 Your friend,

                                                                  Carolyn

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