2015 has just started.
It is the moment to think about good things to do during the year.
What are your new year’s resolutions?
Leave your comment and let us know!
“Remember, remember,
the fifth of November,
Gunpowder, treason and plot.
We see no reason why
Gunpowder treason
Should ever be forgot!”
Words to Guy Fawkes Rhyme
On 5 November every year, children in Britain get excited because it is Bonfire Night (Guy Fawkes’ Night). They lit bonfires and enjoy fireworks displays. On top of the fire is a guy (a homemade dummy, like a scarecrow). They also eat sausages and jacked potatoes.
They do these things because they remember the attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament and the king James I. It was the Gunpowder Plot.
If you want to know more, follow this link:
St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland.
This festivity is on the 17th of March, and Irish people celebrate it a lot.
Listen to this song and count with a leprechaun up to 100:
LOOK AT THESE WEB SITES TO KNOW MORE ABOUT SAINT PATRICK’S DAY SYMBOLS
http://english-zone.com/holidays/st-patsymbols.html
http://www.celebratingholidays.com/?page_id=2707
Glitterfy.com – Christmas Glitter Graphics
It’s Christmas time, and a good occasion to know about the story of the Gingerbread Man.
An old lady and an old man bake a gingerbread man, and he escapes because he doesn’t want they to eat him.
He escapes from a cow and he escapes from a horse, till he meets a fox, that eventually eats him.
Listen to the story and a song about it.
Chinese people celebrate New Year in a different date every year.
This happens because it depends on the moon: New Year is the day of the first new moon of winter.
They use lots of fireworks and dragon dances.
Chinese zodiac has twelve animals, and every year is the year of one of the animals.
Have a look to the following links and try to guess:
To which animal is dedicated this year ?
Is it year 2012 for Chinese culture? Which year is it?
Try to guess your Chinese sign and some of its characteristics.
Send some comments about any of this questions.
http://www.apples4theteacher.com/holidays/chinese-new-year/when-is-chinese-new-year.html
http://www.topmarks.co.uk/ChineseNewYear/ChineseNewYear.aspx