British lifestyle Traditional British food. Some holidays in Great Britain.
My day I get up at eight o'clock, Dress and walk my little dog, Clean my teeth, eat and drink, Then I do some useful things: I wash up and make my bed, Brush my fluffy orange cat, Learn to count and to write. Then I do the things I like: I play tag, hide-and seek With my friends, small and big. We play ball, jump and run
We have all a lot of fun. Then I have my dinner. Meat Is the best I like to eat. When I rest I get alone. Then my parents come back home. And I help to cook my mother, Go shopping with my father. Then we play some games and puzzles With my sister and my brothers, Read a book and watch TV. Then I have a cake and tea. Kiss my funny little cat, Say "good night" and go to bed.
River People Language Capital Weather Sights Holidays Home Food Thames English London Foggy, Rainy Big Ben Christmas, St. Valentine’s Day House, Garden Pudding
Aims § Practice “British Lifestyle” vocabulary § Practice Past Perfect & Present Passive Voice § Practice reading, writing, speaking, listening skills. § Get to know smth new about Britain.
Yorkshire pudding is made from eggs, flower and milk. § Sweet pudding is drunk the whole day. § Beautiful gardens is used for breakfast. § Relatives are grown near houses. § Tea is eaten for desert. § Muesli are sent for special days.
1. The weather ____ (talk) about by the British all the time. 2. London ______ ( know) for Big Ben. 3. Halloween ______(celebrate) on the 31 st of December. 4. Cricket ______ ( play ) in England. 5. Christmas tree _____( decorate ) by New Year’s Day.
Christmas goes on for three days… Christmas traditions are … A New Year party is… The first visitor to enter the house in New Year’s party is… The first visitor must… Boys send cards to their girlfriends on… Lent is a period… May Queen is… On May Day people usually … London’s May Queen is crowned…
When is it? What do you do? Special food? Greeting card.
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