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Message board > FRIENDLY COMPETITION: LET ´S MAKE A CALENDAR
FRIENDLY COMPETITION: LET ´S MAKE A CALENDAR
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Judith@rwen
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I would also like to know if the �theme � of the calendar has to follow the northern hemisphere seasons because it �s an �english � calendar. Just as in the example, August = summer
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3 Dec 2009
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lamyaa
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i vote for sunday as the school week here starts on sunday , but i think kkcat �s idea is great that is to have both types available ...it is more practical for all o us:) |
3 Dec 2009
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lomasbello
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Great idea!! I vote for Monday since our students dont go to school on Sunday despite the week starts on Sunday!! |
3 Dec 2009
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marmar363
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Well, there are more votes for MONDAY, so it is decided.
Anyway, if you send me both versions, even better! |
3 Dec 2009
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julianbr
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I vote for Wednesday - so the weekend comes more quickly ... lol
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3 Dec 2009
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eng789
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I said work week - I should have said School week - starts on Sunday.
I still vote for 2 versions.  |
3 Dec 2009
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pauguzman
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I have the same question as Judith, do we have to follow the northern seasons? for example, It �s Spring in September in this part of the world=) |
3 Dec 2009
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marmar363
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I didn �t think about that. I would suggest to follow the northern seasons, but everybody is free to choose the theme and pictures. |
3 Dec 2009
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