ALAN NAHUEL PORTFOLIO

On the school trip we went to the Valladolid and Peñafiel. In Valladolid we were in a aditory in which we were watching a contemporary music that did not like much but not bad. In Peñafiel we went to his castle that was at the top of the hill. The exposition of the wine was good especially the part of odors. Then we did a tour of the castle that was interesting.

LOCATION: It is located in the south of africa. CLIMATE: All the year the temperatures are high. Thare are two seasons: the wet season(summer)and the dry season (winter) RIVERS: Their flow in the wet season rises but almost dry during the dry season.                                                 VEGETATION: Savana are common in the tropical zones. It is a huge plains with tall grass. The colours varies betwen the green and yelloy for the wet and dry season respectively. EXAMPLES: Scattered shrubs, insolatesd trees, acacias and baobabs. FAUNA: Many herbivors live  in the sabana, like elephants, gazelles, zebras,...Predators like lions,leopards,...

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I'm prepared to my 3rd Grade. I´m ready to learn much and finish this year with all approved.