THE LUCKY NUMBER-SELFPORTRAIT
...Christmas with you and your personal profile..don´t forget to answer all the aspects developed in the photocopy I gave you in class...
ENJOY WITH YOURSELF!!!!!!
Thursday 19 December 2013
Monday 16 December 2013
Wednesday 4 December 2013
POST 11TH
CHRISTMAS IS COMING…IN LONDON…
What do you know about Great Britain Christmas celebrations?
A CRACKER IS…
-A kind of firework that bursts out very easily.
-It is a small cardboard tube covered in a brightly coloured twist of paper.
-An special Christmas carol that is sung in Wales at the turn of the year.
-A sponge which is stuffed with raisins and almonds
BOXING DAY IS…
- It´s the Fool´s day so everybosy is playing jokes to each other.
-It is the Christmas day in which a lot of Boxing programs are shot on the TV, normally the 30th December. -It´s The day after Christmas Day and falls on December 26. It is an important day for sporting events and the start of the post-Christmas sales.
-It´s the lotto day, only some lucky winners will enjoy Christmas to the top, normally on 23rd December.
MISTLETOE
-It´s an special kind of cake that the family eats at Christmas Eve.
-It´s a green plant that is used for decorative purposes.
-It´s a Christmas carol type specially sung at new year´s Eve to say goodbye to the old year and welcoming the next one .
-It´s a kind of decorative device usually round that is hung in the British Christmas tree.
CHRISTMAS PUDDING IS…
-It´s a plum pudding made with all sorts of dried fruits, nuts, spices, black treacle and lots sherry or brandy eaten at Christmas day.
-It´s layered pudding made with different layers intermingling fruit , sponge, cream and brandy eaten at new year´s Eve.
-It´s a sponge made with dried fruit that children prepared and cooked with their parent´s at Christmas Eve. -It is a custard kind of soufflé that have as many recipes as grannies are in England so popular it is usually eaten on New year´s day as a dessert.
NOW IT´S YOUR TURN…. DO THE SAME WITH… Australia…
HOW WHEN WHERE WHY…WHAT ARE THE TRADITIONS AUSTRALIAN PEOPLE HAVE?
-INCLUDE IN THE QUIZZ 5 QUESTIONS. -BUILD THE MULTIPLE CHOICE WITH 4/5 CHOICES…
-Publish the solutions next week.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING…IN LONDON…
What do you know about Great Britain Christmas celebrations?
A CRACKER IS…
-A kind of firework that bursts out very easily.
-It is a small cardboard tube covered in a brightly coloured twist of paper.
-An special Christmas carol that is sung in Wales at the turn of the year.
-A sponge which is stuffed with raisins and almonds
BOXING DAY IS…
- It´s the Fool´s day so everybosy is playing jokes to each other.
-It is the Christmas day in which a lot of Boxing programs are shot on the TV, normally the 30th December. -It´s The day after Christmas Day and falls on December 26. It is an important day for sporting events and the start of the post-Christmas sales.
-It´s the lotto day, only some lucky winners will enjoy Christmas to the top, normally on 23rd December.
MISTLETOE
-It´s an special kind of cake that the family eats at Christmas Eve.
-It´s a green plant that is used for decorative purposes.
-It´s a Christmas carol type specially sung at new year´s Eve to say goodbye to the old year and welcoming the next one .
-It´s a kind of decorative device usually round that is hung in the British Christmas tree.
CHRISTMAS PUDDING IS…
-It´s a plum pudding made with all sorts of dried fruits, nuts, spices, black treacle and lots sherry or brandy eaten at Christmas day.
-It´s layered pudding made with different layers intermingling fruit , sponge, cream and brandy eaten at new year´s Eve.
-It´s a sponge made with dried fruit that children prepared and cooked with their parent´s at Christmas Eve. -It is a custard kind of soufflé that have as many recipes as grannies are in England so popular it is usually eaten on New year´s day as a dessert.
NOW IT´S YOUR TURN…. DO THE SAME WITH… Australia…
HOW WHEN WHERE WHY…WHAT ARE THE TRADITIONS AUSTRALIAN PEOPLE HAVE?
-INCLUDE IN THE QUIZZ 5 QUESTIONS. -BUILD THE MULTIPLE CHOICE WITH 4/5 CHOICES…
-Publish the solutions next week.
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