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FIRST TERM: MY FRIEND’S PERSONAL


INFORMATION AND THE SCHOOL
E-mail friends

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Early 1980s - UK Mid-1970s - UK

Late 90s - Early 2000s


JAPAN

60s - EE.UU

Between 2019 - 2020


Europe

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★ Urban tribes are groups with common interests and preferences. The
members of these micro groups have similar worldviews, dress styles
and behavioral patterns. They listen to the same music, they share the
same ideology, and they talk in the same way.

➢ GOTHS: They wear black clothes and make up; they also use antique
decoration based on the Victorian era or previous eras. Goth fashion is
sometimes confused with heavy metal or emo fashion. The major music
inspirations are English bands (post-punk music.)
➢ PUNKS: They wear black, red or white clothes. They often wear leather
and jackets or printed t-shirts. Some of the jewellery they use are pins
and spiked bands. Punks listen to the so called “garage rock” with band
originated during the punk movement in the UK (1960-1970.)
➢ HIPPIES: They wear baggy and colourful clothes, and sandals. They
listen to psychedelic music. Hippies were originally a youth movement
that began in the United Stated.
➢ LOLITA: They wear dresses, corsets, petticoats or crinolines. Lolita
fashion is distinctive of being cute and adorable. Lolita is a sub-culture
from Japan that is highly influenced by Victorian clothing and styles from
the Rococo period. There are a lot of substyles such as “Sailor Lolita,”
“Gothic Lolita,” for exaple. They usually listen to visual-kei music or
japanese pop.
➢ COTTAGECORE: They wear traditional clothes, floral dresses, corsets
and straw sun hats. They listen to a lot of different music genres, either
pop, rock, classical, and so on. Cottagecore is a fashion aesthetic
popularized during the pandemic (Covid-19) and it idealized rural life,
freedom and non-capitalism life based on the traditional countryside
lifestyle.

1- Write TRUE or False. Correct the false ones.


a) Goths wear colourful clothes. ___________________________
b) Punks wear black, red or white clothes. _____________________
c) Hippies wear floral dresses, corsets and straw sun hats.
___________________________________________
d) Lolita wear baggy dresses, corsets, petticoats and crinolines.
___________________________________________
e) Cottagecore wear baggy and colourful clothes, and sandals.
_____________________________________________

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2- Use the information to write two text like the ones above.

● Punks=
- Clothing: black, red or white clothes. Leather, jackets or pinted
t-shirts.
- Music: “garage rock”
- Origin: United Kingdom (1960 - 1970.)

● Hippies=
- Clothing:
- Music:
- Origin:

● Lolita=
- Clothing:
- Music:
- Origin:

● Cottagecore=
- Clothing:
- Music:
- Origin:

HOMEWORK:
Find information about other urban tribes (they can be from other countries or
from your own country) and write down (in English!) the style of clothes they
wear or used to wear, their taste in music and where they originated (date and
place). Busca información de otras tribus urbanas (pueden ser de otros paises o de tu propio pais) y escribe (en
ingles!) el estilo de ropa que usan o usaban, gustos en musica y donde se originaron (año y lugar.)

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FAMILY PHOTO ALBUM

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SECOND TERM: FREE TIME ACTIVITIES, HOBBIES & SPORTS

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THIRD TERM:THE CITY SHOPS AND MORE ABOUT SPORTS

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HOMEWORK: Search for instructions of another sport. Remember to check the
action verbs.Busca las instrucciones de otro deporte. Recuerda marcar los verbos de acción.

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FOOTBALL IN THE UK

Football vocabulary: BOOTS // FAN // CAPTAIN // CORNER // GLOVES //


GOALKEEPER // MATCH // MIDFIELDER REFEREE // SHINPADS //
STRIKER // TEAM // WHISTLE

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1-MARDI GRAS / 2-CHRISTMAS / 3-HALLOWEEN /
4-COLUMBUS DAY / 5-ST PATRICK´S DAY / 6-INDEPENDENCE
DAY / 7-MOTHER´S DAY / 8-THANKSGIVING / 9-EASTER /
10-NEW YEAR´S DAY / 11-APRIL FOOL´S DAY / 12-NEW YEAR´S
EVE / 13-FATHER´S DAY / 14-GROUNDHOG DAY / 15-MAY DAY

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