Thursday 19 February 2009

Notting Hill Carnival

The Londoners celebrate Carnival too ... but only in August! Every year crowds of people come together in the Notting Hill streets for two days of parades, dancing, food and plenty of festival fun. Notting Hill Carnival is London's most famous street party. The first day of the carnival (Sunday) is Children’s Day. Children and family groups are encouraged to join the party and participate in special competitions. The second day (Monday) is a bank holiday (=feriado) and people dance to the sounds of hip-hop beats, reggae and modern dance hits in a colourful parade.

Friday 13 February 2009

LOVE IS IN THE AIR...

St Valentine's Day is a special day for lovers. You can make a Valentine's Day card for a friend or for someone you love a lot. Follow the example:

Dear..........,

I'm happy that you are my friend because..........

My favourite thing about you is ..........

I always wanted to tell you that ..........

What I'll always remember about you is ..........

I never thanked you for ..........

With love from your friend,

..................

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!!!

Monday 9 February 2009

School life


This lesson will give you the opportunity to find out more about school life in Britain. The following website is a good starting point

www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/questions/education/index.html

Visit it and answer these questions:

1.What different types of schools do you have in England?

2.What does a school look like in England? Name some of the rooms. (Virtual Tour)

3.Do children in England wear a school uniform?

4.What is life like in a Secondary School?

timetable
8.30 -
9.00 / 10.00 -
11.00-11.20 -
11.20/ 12.30 -
1.30 -2.10 -
2.10 -
3.10

5.What subjects are taught in a Secondary School?

Friday 6 February 2009

Thursday 5 February 2009

Tuesday 3 February 2009

Cool Britain: British kids have fun in the snow!

It’s snowing in Britain! London has 17cm of snow! For London kids it’s a big surprise! It doesn’t normally snow in London.
But snow can be a problem, too! Because of the snow, 6000 schools can’t open. With no school, kids can build snowmen, throw snowballs and go sledging.
“It’s like another country. We don’t have this much snow in London!” says Rebekah, a girl from England.


Do you usually have snow in your country?
What do you do when it snows?