Chardor in Italy

Ciao a tutti ! I'm in Italy now!!

When the children here saw me they said:

<<What's that?>>

Their teacher said:

<<This is Chardor.

She's from France.

She's a wild boar (or warthog).

What's it look like ? >>

The children said:

<<She looks like Pumba!!

(by the “Lion King”)>>

The teacher:

<<Look carefully!

Those are a fork and a knife, maybe she's starved.>>

That's right! I'm very very hungry....I'm starved.

There is Simba too (the young one). Can you see him?

These are a teacher and a pupil's arm.

<<What are you doing, Chardor?>>

I'm very polite, I'm using a fork, a knife and a napkin.

Here I'm tasting italian pasta with italian cheese (“Parmigiano”) on it.

Some peas and cheese. Yummy! It's delicious!

This is an italian cake: “crostata” of cherries.

<<Would you like a glass of water, Chardor?>>

<<Yes, please>>

<<Can I have a coffee, please?>>

<<Here you are>>

That waiter is very kind and gentle.

All around me you can see some food for breakfast:

• a jar of jam
• a tea pot
• a glass of orange juice
• a bowl of milk
• a bowl of cereal
• a small cap of coffee
• some toast
• a piece of cake
• some biscuits
• bacon and eggs

This is a really nice story about a tiger who came to tea.

Thanks that we learnt a lot of things about some food and some kitchen objects like:

• jar
• tin
• plate
• fork
• knife
• tea spoon
• bowl
• glass
• napkin
• bottle
• cap, small cap (for coffee)
• packet

Time's up!

I must go now. Thank you very much children!

I hope to see you again! Take care!