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      Culture 4 Units 7-8
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      CULTURE | p.136 ex.1

      1 How are the children’s lives different from yours? Read and discuss.
       

       The United Kingdom is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. People from many different cultures live in the UK.





      In England, during the summer months, fairgrounds open all over the country. The first fair every year is on 14th February, in a town called King’s Lynn. The last fair every year is on 15th November, in a town called Loughborough. These two fairs are more than 800 years old. Between February and November there are fairs every weekend at different places in England. Some children travel and work with their parents at these fairs.

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      2Listen and choose the true sentences.

      • 1 Ella hurt her arm helping her father with the roller coaster.

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      • 2 James likes going to school.

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      • 3 Ella wants to be a doctor.

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      • 4 James doesn't want to work in the fairground.

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      • 5 Both children will help at the fairground this summer.

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      3Listen again. What jobs will the children do? Complete the sentences.

      Ella wants to be a .
      She will .
      James wants to be a .
      He will .

        have a food van at the fairground doctor work as a fairground doctor cook
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      4 Read and answer.
       

      1 Are historians 100% sure why it’s called the Goose Fair? Why do they think it is?
       2 What attractions are at the Goose Fair?
       3 What can you eat at the Goose Fair?

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      5 Make a travelling fun kit.
       

      Choose two games and follow the instructions to make your fun kit.

       

       

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