100 words (from 51 to 75)

Third partFROM FIFTY-ONE TO SEVENTY-FIVE

“A fork”By Leticia Pereira

(Un tenedor)

51 fifty-one

“A knife”By Letizia Pereira

(Un cuchillo)

52 fifty-two

“Bad”By Luisa Chavarriaga

(Malo)

53 fifty-three

“Good”By Luisa Chavarriaga

(Bueno)

54

fifty-four

“Geography”By Elena Palacio

(Geografía)

55 fifty-five

“History”By Izan Vallina

(Historia)

56 fifty-six

“Teeth”By Sara Álvarez

(Dentadura)

57 fifty-seven

“A candle”By Leticia

(Una vela)

“A face”By Noemí González

(Una cara)

58 fifty-eight

“Skateboarding”By Elena Palacio

(Ir en monopatín)

“Taps”By Rubén Cristóbal

(Grifos)

59 fifty-nine

“An onion”By Xagó Muñiz

(Una cebolla)

60 sixty

“A shirt”By Iyán Presa

(Una camisa)

61 sixty-one

“Shorts”By Geovanna Mendes

(pantalones cortos)

62 sixty-two

“Socks”By Narayani Gutiérrez

(Calcetines)

63 sixty-three

“A road”By Ángel Díaz

(Una carretera)

64 sixty-four

“A rabbit”By Luisa Chavarriaga

(Un conejo)

65 sixty-five

66 sixty-six

“Go to bed”By Mario Ramos

(Ir para la cama)

“A ship”By Silvia Marcos

(Un barco)

67 sixty-seven

“A heart”By Narayani Gutiérrez

(Un corazón)

68 sixty-eight

“A milshake”By Sofía García

(Un batido de leche)

69 sixty-nine

“Skateboarding”By Elena Palacio

(Ir en monopatín)

“Skateboarding”By Elena Palacio

(Ir en monopatín)

“It´s stormy”By Sofía García

(Hay tormenta)

70 seventy

“A swimming costume”

By Ana Collada

(Un traje de baño)

71 seventy-one

“A duck”By Raúl González

(Un pato)

72 seventy-two

“Walk”By Pablo Sánchez

(Caminar)

73 seventy-three

“Dirty”By Rubén Cristóbal

(Sucio)

74 seventy-four

“Break down”By Sara Álvarez

(Romper, estropearse)

75 seventy-five

THE END(Third part)