kutsumme itse�mme N�lk�isiksi linnuiksi maailman parhaimman ja tietysti
suomalaisen k�nnykk�pelin Angry Birdsin mukaan. Olemme Mikkelist�, joka
sijaitsee it�isess� Suomessa. Koulussamme on 190 oppilasta ja 13
opettajaa. Koulumme oppilaat ovat 7-12 -vuotiaita. Voit tutustua my�s
koulumme nettisivuihin (http://otavankoulu.blogspot.com). T�ll�
viikolla esittelemme teille kouluamme ja Suomea sek� kerromme tietysti
suomalaisesta kouluruoasta.
T�n��n aloitamme kertomalla, miten suomalainen lapsi yleens� sy�
koulup�iv�n��n. Yleens� kaikki sy�mme aamupalaksi leip��, muroja,
hedelmi� tai jugurttia ja juomme lasin maitoa tai mehua. Jotkut
saattavat sy�d� my�s puuroa. Joskus kuitenkin, etenkin jos nukkuu liian
kauan, voi tulla kiire ja aamupala j�� v�liin. P�iv�ll� noin klo 11
sy�mme koulussa lounaan. Koulup�iv� p��ttyy yleens� klo 13.30 tai
14.30, jonka j�lkeen sy�mme v�lipalan kotona. V�lipala on yleens� leip��
tai hedelm��. Jotkut meist� saattavat sy�d� karkkia ja juoda limsaa tai
energiajuomia, mutta se ei taida olla kovin terveellist�. P�iv�llisen
sy�mme kotona yleens� noin klo 17. Illalla ennen nukkumaanmenoa
sy�mme yleens� viel� iltapalan.
Koulussamme lounas tarjoillaan siis aina yhdelt�toista. Mielest�mme
lounas on melko tavallista suomalaista ruokaa. Huomenna kirjoitamme
enemm�n suomalaisesta kouluruokailusta. Lounas en maksa meille mit��n,
se on etu. Samme ottaa ruoan aina itse, mutta meid�n on maistettava
kaikkea v�h�sen. T�n��n ruokalassamme oli yht� lempiruokaamme: spagettia
ja jauhelihakastiketta sek� salaattia. Ruoan kanssa on aina juomaksi
vett�, rasvatonta maitoa tai piim��. Lis�ksi ruoalla on leip��, mutta se
on yleens� n�kkileip��. Spagetti oli kokojyv�pastaa ja kastikkeessa oli
v�h�n rasvaa ja suolaa.
Hello from Finland! We are the class 6A from Otava school. You can call
us Hungry Birds after the greatest mobile phone game Anrgy Birds made by
Finnish company Rovio (Yes, the game comes from Finland like Nokia
phones). We come from Mikkeli which is a small town in Eastern Finland.
Our school have 190 pupils and 13 teachers. Our pupils are 7- 12 years
old and we are the oldest. If you wan't you can visit our schools web
site (http://otavankoulu.blogspot.com). It is of course written in
Finnish but you can try to translate it with Google. In this week we are
going to introduce our school and Finland and of course tell you
something about history of school meals in Finland.
Today we decided to tell how Finnish kids normally eat on their school
day. First almost everyone of us eats breakfast at 7 or 8 am. Breakfast
is usually bread, cereals, fruit or yoghourt and glass of milk or juice.
Even some eats porridge as a breakfast. But sometimes when you sleep too
long and you are in a hurry you can pass the breakfast. At school we eat
our lunch an 11 am. Our school end normally at 1.30 or 2.30 pm and we
eat nomally small afternoon snack at home. It is usually bread or fruit.
Some of us may eat some candy and drink some lemonade or energy drink
but that's not very healthy to do every day. We usually eat dinner at
5pm. The dinner is mostly cooked at home. And in the evening we usually
eat some snack before we go to sleep.
Our school lunch is served every day at 11am. We think that our food is
quite normal finnish food. Tomorrow we will tell more how the school
lunch system works here in Finland. But for us the lunch doesn't cost
anything, it's like a benefit. We always can take as much as we like,
and we also have to taste everything even we don't like it. Today in our
school canteen there was one of our favourite dishes: spaghetti
bolognese and salad.
There is always water, skimmed milk or sour milk to
drink. There is also bread everyday but the bread is mostly crisp bread.
Today the spaghetti was integral pasta which is of course healthier.
There is also a very small amount of fat and salt in the sauce.
Food-o-meter: 9/10
Mouthfuls: 49 (we counted an average in our class)
Courses: main
Health rating: 9/10 (everyone didn't eat their salad!)
Price: 0e
Pieces of hair: 0
This is all for today! Hungry Birds will be back tomorrow!
