Valentine's Day

So for this task our teacher asked us to visit some Valentine's Day websites to learn a bit about this celebration.

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One of the websites that I've visited is this one about Valentine's Day in other countries. We can see a conversation between an American girl and a British boy talking about what do they expect from Valentine's Day. The boy tells her that he has heard that Japanese students give loads of chocolates to their teachers. He also says that in Norway is a safe country and that people don't lock their doors. In the United Kingdom, at school (primary school) they put a Valentine's box on their desks and people put anonymous messages of love in there.

In the other side, the American girl explains that in America everyone gives you a Valentine's card signing with their names. She also says that they get candy or chocolates from their parents or other people. She says that in Korea people don't celebrate Valentine's Day a lot.

So I've learnt a bit of how people celebrate Valentine's Day in other countries.

The second activity I've done is this one:

It's a crossword with some words about Valentine's Day. It was quite easy but there was one word: valour, that I couldn't guess.

I think I've learnt quite a lot with these activities, but I'm not really looking forward to Valentine's Day as I'm single!