viernes, 31 de marzo de 2017

Soccer



Where did soccer come from?
Most people agree that the game began in England.
According to one story, English workers during the 11th century 11 were digging where a battle against Danish invaders was placed, when they found the skull of a slain
 Danish soldier
The workers began kicking the skull around, and some boys who saw the workers made up a game to play with the skull. Later, a cow’s bladder was used instead of the skull. The game that grew up became known as “kicking the Dane’s head” or “kicking the bladder.”

During the next century, many towns held yearly matches of the new game. Often, one town would play a neighboring town, with hundreds of players on each team. The team that kicked the bladder into the middle of the opposing team’s town was the winner.

What are the most famous soccer events?



Fill in the Answers.

A soccer game is called a ____________________________.

The most famous game is called the _________________.

______________ has won the most Cups.

A __________ scores the game.

______ players and _______ goalkeeper are allowed per team.

_____________ and ______________ have won one Cup each.

A soccer ball is ___________ and _____________.


Draw a Line to Match

Goalkeeper                                                    They attack. They try to score goals in the other team’s goal.
           

Defenders                                                      They play defense and attack. They try to stop the other team from getting the ball on their side. They also try to get the ball on the other team’s side.


Forwards                                                       They stop the ball from going into the goal and stand in front of the goalkeeper.


Midfielders                                                               Stops the ball from going
                                                                        into the goal. They can use their hands.

Make a bar graph for the World Cup wins.



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viernes, 24 de marzo de 2017

Most Prolific Painter



           Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Neponucemo de los Remedios Crispin de la Santíssima Trindad Ruiz y Picasso (1881 – 1973) of Spain was the most prolific of all professional painters in a career which lasted 75 years. It has been estimated that Picasso produced about 13,500 paintings and designs, 100,000 prints and engravings, 34,000 book illustrations and 300 sculptures and ceramics. His oeuvre has been valued at £ 500 million (US$ 788 million).
 Picasso was a master fully erratic pioneer with a hand in every art movement of the century.
a) What was Pablo Picasso’s profession?
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b) According to the text, how old was he when he started his career?
 (          ) five years old.
(           ) twenty-four years old.
(           ) seventeen years old.

c) What world record does he hold?
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 Read the sentence below again and check.

  Pablo Picasso was the most prolific of all professional painters.

§  In this sentence, Picasso is being compared to…

      (        ) Leonardo da Vinci.

      (         ) Vicent Van Gogh.
  
      (          ) all the painters in the world.

 Read the sentences below and check the ones that compare one artist or work of art    with all the other artists or works of art in the world.
a. (            ) In my opinion, Mona Lisa is the most beautiful painting in the world.
b. (            ) I think Picasso was more creative than Da Vinci.
c. (            ) The Louvre is the most famous museum in the world.
d. (            ) Van Gogh’s self – portraits are better than Picasso’s works of art.


a)  What day of the week comes before Sunday?
(           ) Monday
(           ) Tuesday
(           ) Saturday

b) What day of the week comes after Monday?
(           ) Tuesday
(           ) Sunday
(           ) Friday

c) What day of the week comes before Friday?
(           ) Thursday
(           ) Wednesday

(           ) Saturday

viernes, 17 de marzo de 2017

Let’s Go



What are you going to do after school today, Andy?  I’m going to go skateboarding.  I have a new skateboard and a helmet.  Are you going to play baseball after school, Scott?  No, I’m not.  I’m going to play tennis.  I have a tennis racket and a tennis ball.  I’m going to play tennis at the park. 


What are you going to do after school, Kate?  I’m going to go fishing with my dad.  We have a fishing rod   a bucket.  We want to catch a lot of fish and eat them for dinner.  What are you going to do after school Jenny?  I’m going to play baseball.  I’m not going to play tennis today.

1.     What is Kate going to do after school?  She’s going to……..  She has….
2.    What is Andy going to do after school?  He’s going to…….    He has......
3.    What does Jenny have?  She has …….
4.    What does Scott have?  He has

viernes, 10 de marzo de 2017

united kingdom


England
The national flag of England is white with a red cross. The rose is the national flower of England and the lion is the national animal. The lion is the symbol for many English sports teams.
Scotland
Scotland is a very beautiful country with many mountains, rivers and lochs or lakes. Scotland has its own parliament which makes laws for Scottish people. The Scottish parliament is in the capital city, Edinburgh.
Wales
The Welsh language is an old, Celtic language which is very different from English. For example, the Welsh name for ‘Wales’ is ‘Cymru’, ‘Good morning’ is ‘Bore da’ and ‘How are you?’ is ‘Sut mae?’. One of the longest place names in the world is a village in Wales called Llanfairpwllgwingyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllandysiliogogogoch. 
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland is a popular place to do outdoor activities. Football, rugby, cricket, Gaelic football and hurling, a type of hockey, are all popular in Northern Ireland. Gaelic football is similar to rugby because players can touch and kick the ball.


Answer the following questions:

1.    Name two symbols of England
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2.            Where is the Scottish parliament
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3.            What is the name for Wales in Welsh?
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4.            How many countries are in the UK?
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5.            What are their names?

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