•It is similar to a pyramidal poplar.It grows among the blossoming field, all branches are directed upwards. From the ground up to the top of the tree there is a continuous rich crone.
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We are the students of Abanskaya school 3 created this blog to tell you about our place, school life. We are eager to have a lot of friends around the World.
Диалог культур
Bridges of friendship.Мосты дружбы.
Play with my pet.
Blogs that our students follow
- Bob Greenberg's blog
- Miss Carolyn Knight's class, New Zealand
- Mr. Smith's 4th Grade Bloggers Hannibal, Missouri - USA
- Kerry Pearce's class, Canada
- Mrs.Schur, St. John Vianney School
- Mrs.Taylor's class blog
- Pam Cranford's class blog
- Mr. C's Class Blog
- Mr.Salsich's class. The USA
- Mr.Fergusson's class blog
- Jan Gytri's class blog
- Kimberly Brown's class blog, Canada
- Fiona Bael's class. South Africa
- For parents\Для родителей
- Monster project
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- The park
- The river and the bridge
- A new school
- Our local attractions
- Blini
- Okroshka
- Shchi
- Kasha
- Siberian traditional food
- Some traditional Siberian clothes
- Ivan Kupala Day
- Christening
- Siberians like Russian Banya very much
- The modern Siberian house
- Siberian culture is unique, because it has a huge ...
- The river Birusa is the largest river of our region
- A birch is the symbol of Russia
- The lake Plakhino
- The Sacred Lake
- Autumn
- Summer
- Spring
- Winter
- Look at the landscapes and enjoy!
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