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Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Denmark and South Korea!
Denmark and South Korea are very interesting countries...many similarities and differences!
Please share some of the most interesting facts that you have learned about both countries. Can you make any connections between the two counties? How are they alike and different?
I loved learning about South Korea and Denmark. But I liked learning about Denmark more. Can you believe that dinner is the main meal of the day. And that they learned to speak English and sweeten. The original Lego land was created in Denmark. The maker of Legos was also from Denmark. And author of children's fairytales that includes The Little Mermaid, princes and the Pea, and Thumbelina is from Denmark. The favorite sports are football (soccer), swimming biking, sailing and running. Denmark is also made up of more than four hundred islands. there is many more facts about Denmark but I do not want you to learn to much from me. So see you tomorrow:)
Denmark and south Korea are the same but really different! For example they are both peninsulas. But unlike Denmark South Korea everyone (or almost everyone) is crammed into small apartments. I can not wait until international fair!
Hi! I am really enjoying are international fare Countries! Some entrusting facts about Denmark are 1.Legos come from Denmark! 2.There are over 400 islands surrounding Denmark! 3.The capital of Denmark is Copenhagen and 4.Their Queen is Queen Margrethe the second! Some entrusting facts about South Korea are 1.Most of the people have no religion! 2.The capital of south Korea is Seoul! 3.The house for the president is blue and fact 4.Their president's name is Park Geun-hye!
I liked south korea because they have many interesting facts like. They are 43.3% of the people have no religion and split from north korea in 1944 and they made tae quan doe. And Denmark invented legos and they have a queen and respect family a lot. so does south korea.
I loved learning about these two countries.They are similar because they are both countries but there both different. Denmark is bigger than South Korea. Denmark is a part of Europe called Scandinavia and South Korea is touching the ocean and is a peninsula. i think an interesting fact is that South Korea is not very religious and that Denmark is mostly christian.
I loved that we got to resherch South Korea they play sports like baseball and basketball. There are 43.3% people that have no religion. They also fought against North Korea in the Korean war. Denmark was awesome to study beacuse they had so much cool facts like that they infinitude legos. They also have more than 400 islands. They also have a Queen.
I liked researching about Denmark. I didn't know that Legos originated there. The capital is Copenhagen. Most people there are Lutheran. Denmark owns Greenland. Their money is called Danish Krone and they speak danish. They have a queen and a prime minister. Denmark is made up of more than 400 islands. They like meat and value family. The climate is cool, humid and cloudy. People that live there are called Danes. I also enjoyed learning about Korea. Tae Kwon Do started in South Korea. Their capital is Seoul. The voting age there is 19. They have a prime minister. South Korea has a 4 season climate and it is partly mountainous and partly flat. North and South Korea are split due to communism. South Korea is surrounded by more than 1,000 islands.
When we started studying about Denmark, I knew it was in Europe and the first Lego Land was there. I also knew it was north of Germany. I had a lot of wonders. A few of them are: what was the weather like- that got answered. What type of government- that also got answered. And one more-- what sports do the people in Denmark like to play? That was also answered. I learned a lot of things. They play a lot of soccer, the capital is Copenhagen, and most of the people are Lutheran. Denmark is very flat with small lakes. What I already knew about South Korea was: It was in Asia, there are guards on the border between North and South Korea, and most of the people have no religion. 33 % are Christian. What I wondered was: What sports do they play? That did not get answered. Also, what type of government do they have? That did get answered. Lastly, what do they eat? I learned a lot of things. Seoul is the capital. Most Korean people were born there, and the country is a peninsula. Korea has several thousand lands. Sometimes, Korea has rain storms called monsoons. They value family. South Korea has a constitution and they can vote when they turn 19. The president lives in the blue house. When you graduate college, you spend two years in the military. It is not a choice. That's not all I know, but it is some of it.
Today I learned that the capital city of North Korea is Seoul. I also learned that Korean people only marry Korean people. There are lots of tall buildings. South Korea is surrounded by several thousands of islands. Jeju is the largest island out of all of them. There are lots of mountains and lots of flat lands. They have a four season climate. The kids value and listen to their parents and family. They have a President and a Prime Minister. Bye
I did not know that Denmark people are mostly lutheran Christens. I also did not know that South Korea had several thousand small islands. Both of the countries have many islands around them. They are alike because they have lots of islands. They are different because Denmark people are more Christen. South Korea has over 40% of the population of no religion.
I think Denmark and South Korea are both extremely interesting. I learned that instead of a white house there is a blue house called that because of it's blue tiled roof, Mount Hallasan is an extinct volcano and they have a president just like us. Denmark is similar to South Korea because the main land is mainly peninsulas. They are different because Denmark has a monarchy and South Korea has a democracy. Legos were originally made in Billund, Denmark, Denmark eats lots of meat and there is a good work and family life balance. I am so exited to "visit" the countries at International Fair!
i think they are both very uniq to us. i think they are different because South Korea used to be one country with North Korea. Denmark is 1 country and was 1 country. i like Denmark better because I have been their.
I can't wait for international fair. I like Denmark because it has over 400 islands just sitting there. I like South Korea because was split with North Korea. I like both because South Korea was split over war and Denmark is so peaceful.
I think it is scary to be in world war 2. And I cant believe that legos came from Denmark. And in Denmark it is usually it is partly cloudy.
ReplyDeleteI loved learning about South Korea and Denmark. But I liked learning about Denmark more. Can you believe that dinner is the main meal of the day. And that they learned to speak English and sweeten. The original Lego land was created in Denmark. The maker of Legos was also from Denmark. And author of children's fairytales that includes The Little Mermaid, princes and the Pea, and Thumbelina is from Denmark. The favorite sports are football (soccer), swimming biking, sailing and running. Denmark is also made up of more than four hundred islands. there is many more facts about Denmark but I do not want you to learn to much from me. So see you tomorrow:)
ReplyDeleteDenmark and south Korea are the same but really different! For example they are both peninsulas. But unlike Denmark South Korea everyone (or almost everyone) is crammed into small apartments. I can not wait until international fair!
ReplyDeleteHi! I am really enjoying are international fare Countries! Some entrusting facts about Denmark are 1.Legos come from Denmark! 2.There are over 400 islands surrounding Denmark! 3.The capital of Denmark is Copenhagen and 4.Their Queen is Queen Margrethe the second! Some entrusting facts about South Korea are 1.Most of the people have no religion! 2.The capital of south Korea is Seoul! 3.The house for the president is blue and fact 4.Their president's name is Park
ReplyDeleteGeun-hye!
so do I
DeleteI knew Legos were made in Denmark because I saw a show with my mom dad and brother about people getting a job there.
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ReplyDeleteI liked south korea because they have many interesting facts like. They are 43.3% of the people have no religion and split from north korea in 1944 and they made tae quan doe. And Denmark invented legos and they have a queen and respect family a lot. so does south korea.
ReplyDeleteMy comparison is Denmark is more spacious then South Korea!
ReplyDeleteI loved learning about these two countries.They are similar because they are both countries but there both different. Denmark is bigger than South Korea. Denmark is a part of Europe called Scandinavia and South Korea is touching the ocean and is a peninsula. i think an interesting fact is that South Korea is not very religious and that Denmark is mostly christian.
ReplyDeleteI loved that we got to resherch South Korea they play sports like baseball and basketball. There are 43.3% people that have no religion. They also fought against North Korea in the Korean war. Denmark was awesome to study beacuse they had so much cool facts like that they infinitude legos. They also have more than 400 islands. They also have a Queen.
ReplyDeleteI liked researching about Denmark. I didn't know that Legos originated there. The capital is Copenhagen. Most people there are Lutheran. Denmark owns Greenland. Their money is called Danish Krone and they speak danish. They have a queen and a prime minister. Denmark is made up of more than 400 islands. They like meat and value family. The climate is cool, humid and cloudy. People that live there are called Danes. I also enjoyed learning about Korea. Tae Kwon Do started in South Korea. Their capital is Seoul. The voting age there is 19. They have a prime minister. South Korea has a 4 season climate and it is partly mountainous and partly flat. North and South Korea are split due to communism. South Korea is surrounded by more than 1,000 islands.
ReplyDeleteWhen we started studying about Denmark, I knew it was in Europe and the first Lego Land was there. I also knew it was north of Germany. I had a lot of wonders. A few of them are: what was the weather like- that got answered.
ReplyDeleteWhat type of government- that also got answered. And one more-- what sports do the people in Denmark like to play? That was also answered. I learned a lot of things. They play a lot of soccer, the capital is Copenhagen, and most of the people are Lutheran. Denmark is very flat with small lakes. What I already knew about South Korea was: It was in Asia, there are guards on the border between North and South Korea, and most of the people have no religion. 33 % are Christian. What I wondered was: What sports do they play? That did not get answered. Also, what type of government do they have? That did get answered. Lastly, what do they eat? I learned a lot of things. Seoul is the capital. Most Korean people were born there, and the country is a peninsula. Korea has several thousand lands. Sometimes, Korea has rain storms called monsoons. They value family. South Korea has a constitution and they can vote when they turn 19. The president lives in the blue house. When you graduate college, you spend two years in the military. It is not a choice. That's not all I know, but it is some of it.
Today I learned that the capital city of North Korea is Seoul. I also learned that Korean people only marry Korean people. There are lots of tall buildings. South Korea is surrounded by several thousands of islands. Jeju is the largest island out of all of them. There are lots of mountains and lots of flat lands. They have a four season climate. The kids value and listen to their parents and family. They have a President and a Prime Minister. Bye
ReplyDeleteI did not know that Denmark people are mostly lutheran Christens. I also did not know that South Korea had several thousand small islands. Both of the countries have many islands around them. They are alike because they have lots of islands. They are different because Denmark people are more Christen. South Korea has over 40% of the population of no religion.
ReplyDeleteI think Denmark and South Korea are both extremely interesting. I learned that instead of a white house there is a blue house called that because of it's blue tiled roof, Mount Hallasan is an extinct volcano and they have a president just like us. Denmark is similar to South Korea because the main land is mainly peninsulas. They are different because Denmark has a monarchy and South Korea has a democracy. Legos were originally made in Billund, Denmark, Denmark eats lots of meat and there is a good work and family life balance. I am so exited to "visit" the countries at International Fair!
ReplyDeletei think they are both very uniq to us. i think they are different because South Korea used to be one country with North Korea. Denmark is 1 country and was 1 country.
ReplyDeletei like Denmark better because I have been their.
I can't wait for international fair. I like Denmark because it has over 400 islands just sitting there. I like South Korea because was split with North Korea. I like both because South Korea was split over war and Denmark is so peaceful.
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