LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP

LOVE IS ALL AROUND

When Saint Valentine approaches we all want to express our warm feelings towards others. We have been working on love and friendship and we have established a series of rules we must follow in order to have healthy relationships with the people we love.






Here are some of the projects:








 You can practice the new vocabulary here:
www.teacherplanet.com/content/friendship
https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poems/love/short/

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