Today's class is Let's head the British Isles.
So, get your seatbelt fastened and have a good trip!
Please READ carefuly!!!!
In this class we have to study:
-the name of the regions of the British Isles
-some important information about each region
-find a photograph of each region in google images.
Ready? Let's start!
Warm up activity: Look at the photo of this map and compare the distance between the British Isles and the place where you leave.
Activity 1: Open an open office document and go to google images. Click HERE.
-find a map of the British Isles (NOT Great Britain) and paste (pegalo) it on the open office document. Write as a title "British Isles".
-find a map of Great Britain and paste it on the open office document. Write as a title "Great Britain"
-find a map of Northern Irelan and paste it on the open office document. Write as a title "Northern Ireland"
-find a map of Ireland and paste it on the open office document. Write as a title "Ireland".
- find a map of England and paste it on the open office document. Write as a title "England".
-find a map of Wales (Gales) and paste it on the open office document. Write as a title "Wales".
-find a map of Scotland and paste it on the open office document. Write as a title "Scotland".
Activity 2
Read these texts and answer the questions on YOUR NOTEBOOK. Copy the questions, and then answer them.
SCOTLAND
Soctland is in the north of United Kingdom. It has four important cities: Edimburgh (the capital), Glasgow, Inverness and Aberdeen. Scotland has many castles and many lakes ("loch" in Gaelic). Gaelic is the native language of Scotland but now people speak mostly English. The weather in Scotland is rainy and foggy in winter and warm in summer.
a) What is the capital of Scotland?
b) Are there churches in Scotland?
c) What is the "Gaelic"?
d) What is the weather like in Scotland in winter?
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Activity 3
Let's play a little bit! Revise your vocabulary by playing some memory games HERE.
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