Rules

Write ten rules in the classroom and join it with your drawing

1. Listen to the teacher / adult.

2. Listen to others.

3. Put your hand up if you want to speak / answer.

4. Respect each other.

5. Respect other people's property.

6. Take care of our equipment.

7. Finish our work on time.

8. Be on time.

9. Show manners at all times.

10. Keep the classroom tidy.

 Country traditions

Match the flag with the typical food of the country

Germany

Mexico

Spain

Russia

U.S.A

Japan
 Vocabulary

Sports

1. athletics (azlétiks) – atletismo

2. basketball (básketbol) – básquet

3. canoeing (kanúing) – canotaje

4. diving (dáiving) - buceo

5. fencing (fénsing) – esgrima

6. gymnastics (dchimnástiks) – gimnasia

7. hunting (hánting) – caza

8. parachuting (parachúting) – paracaidismo

9. target shooting (tárguet shúuting) - tiro al blanco

10.wrestling (réstling) - lucha libre

Road signs

1. Stop

2. Car Park

3. Motorway

4. Speed Bump

5. Change of Direction

6. Yield the right of way

7. Crossroads

8. Entry

9. Traffic light

10.Speed limit
Games

1. board game-juego de tablero

2. win-ganar

3. dance-bailar

4. toy-juguete

5. riddle-rompecabezas

6. chess-ajedrez

7. lotto-loteria

8. computer game-videojuego
Household chores

1. Sweep-barrer

2. Cook-cocinar

3. Broom-escoba

4. Cleaning-limpiar

5. Wash-lavar

6. Iron-planchar

7. Repair
 Readings

Sports

The team is exhausted. They sit in silence in

the locker room, waiting for their coach. It is
halftime and they don’t know what to do. They
are losing 28 – 0. The coach staggers in. He
stinks of smoke and whiskey and his shirt has a
big yellow stain on it. He raises his hand and
yells “SILENCE!! I CANNOT UNDERSTAND
ANYTHING IF YOU ALL TALK AT THE SAME TIME!!” The players look at each
other confused. No one had said anything.

“Now, everyone be seated and listen to me. We can still win this game. Just
keep defending and… you know… scoring. That’s the beauty of basketball. A
twenty-eight point lead is NOTHING!! Now… if you gentlemen will excuse me…”
He walks over to the restroom, goes in and shuts the door. The players hear a
loud thud and assume that he has passed out. No one says a word. They look at
their captain. He stands up and speaks to the team. “Well…we should have
mentioned that we were playing soccer and not basketball… but I guess it’s too
late now. So, what can I say? Let’s go out there and do our best to limit the
humiliation. Okay?”
Thanksgiving Day

In the United States, Thanksgiving

Day is one of the biggest holidays of
the year. It is celebrated primarily in
the United States and Canada. In the
United States it is celebrated on the
fourth Thursday of November. It is a
day when families from all over the
United States get together (sometimes travelling long distances) and prepare
traditional dishes, watch football on TV and have a big meal.

A traditional meal usually consists of a stuffed oven roasted turkey as the main
dish. Other dishes like potatoes (in various forms) and cranberry sauce are also
considered traditional by most families. Watching a football game on TV has
also become part of the Thankgiving tradition for American families. Many also
like to watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade on TV, which is transmitted,
live from New York City.

The origins of this holiday in the United States go back to 1621 when the
Pilgrims and the native Indians sat together and enjoyed a feast to celebrate a
successful harvest. The Pilgrims were Europeans who came to the United States
seeking religious freedom. They founded a colony at Plymouth in present day
Massachusetts but would not have survived without the help of the native
Indians who lived there. They continued this traditional feast for many years
after that. When the United States won its independence from England in 1776,
each state celebrated Thanksgiving on a different day.
Escuela Secundaria Técnica No. 78
“Dr. Guillermo Massieu Helguera”

Nombre: García Téllez Joel

Profra. Eva Sánchez Romero

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