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The Magic Garden is an interactive play garden, of 750 acres, closed in Winter, for families in Hampton Court Palace. The garden was inspired by the myths and legends of the king’s lifetime 500 years ago. Built on the site of Henry VIII’s former tiltyard, the garden includes a range of exciting elements for children    »

The Gardens The garden was planted from Charles II and William IIIaround the 1600’s, to witch, in the 1700’s, was added a vine, now known as the “Great Wine”. Starting from the eastern entrance, you can find the Tudor Tennis Cort and going on you can also find the Wilderness Evergreen Garden and the Maze,    »

Henry VIII’s kitchens were the largest in Tudor England, with about 200 workers that cooked over 800 meals for the court. The kitchens have a Baroque style and a very large oven. Even today the kitchens are open so you can try the traditional foods. The restauranti s also sustainable: the walls are from bonified    »

The Maze at Hampton Court is the oldest hedge in the United Kingdom. It was commissioned around 1700 by William III and covers a third of an acre. It’s known for confusing the tourists and visitors who try and get through it, and it takes about 20 minutes if a person is running. It was    »

History Cardinal Wosley began building Hampton Court in 1532 and soon attracted Henry VIII. On special occasions, it was used for plays, danes and Masques and James I spent the Christmas of 1603-1604 at the Palace with William Shakespeare, who was performing “A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Description The Great Hall siti at the heart of    »

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Tha Haka is a war dance of ancient Maori people. It is a dance performed by a group with tongue profusions, vigorous movements and rhythmic body slapping. It looks like terrifying, but it is also funny. We learnt the Haka dance at school, during the Geography lessons. Learning kamate haka is not easy, because there    »

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Quest’anno alla scuola “Marconi” il Progetto Tirocinio parla inglese a ritmo di musica. La tirocinante Arianna Vigolo, studentessa universitaria della Facoltà di Scienze della Formazione primaria, ha accompagnato i bambini di terza, quarta e quinta in una serie di attività che avevano come protagonista la musica in inglese, inserendosi in questo modo anche nel progetto    »