DOCTOR

 watch running in New York( part 1) pg 104 blue

activity( only part 1 running in Central Park)

vocabulary what´s the matter?

WEEKEND

 interview How was your weekend ?What did you do?

watchdocumentary. The story of the weekend ( red 59)

Vocabulary: cotton, mill, ancestors

Answer the questions

what happened in the 19th century?

Why was Manchester important?

until which year did people work for 6 days? What did they do on Sunday?

What was the work like in a cotton mill?

When did the change to a 6-day ?

Who were the three reasons for this change? the first reason..., the second reason....  the third reason...

What difference made the extra half day off?

What is the connection between this change and Manchester football clubs? How many clubs were there? What are the current names for these clubs?

What happened in 1960?

How do people  British people enjoy weekends today in relation to their ancestors?

What happened in the 1990s? Is this change good for everybody? Why?

What is the suggestion for weekends in the future? do you think this would be a good change? Why?

What do most British people think about a 3-day weekend?

speaking and reading reading( 58,59 blue English file)

READINGS

 READING

Queen Elizabeth I

Queen Elizabeth I was the queen of England from 1558 to 1603. She was the daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Elizabeth was born in 1533. Her childhood was difficult because her mother died when she was very young, and she was sometimes not treated like a real princess.

When Elizabeth became queen at the age of 25, England had many problems. There were fights between Catholics and Protestants, and the country was not very strong. Elizabeth worked hard to bring peace. She created a new religious law that allowed most people to live together more calmly.

Her reign is called the Elizabethan Age. It was a time of art, music, and theatre. William Shakespeare wrote many of his famous plays during this period. Elizabeth also supported explorers like Francis Drake, who travelled around the world.

One of the most famous events of her reign was the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588. Spain sent a large fleet to attack England, but Elizabeth’s navy won the battle. This made her very popular.

Elizabeth never married, so people called her the “Virgin Queen.” She said she was married to her country. She died in 1603, after 45 years on the throne. Many people remember her as one of England’s greatest rulers.

ANSWER THE QUESTIONS:

1. When was Elizabeth I born?

2. Who were her parents?

3. How old was she when she became queen?

4. What problems did England have when she became queen?

5. What is the name of the period when she ruled?

6. Who was a famous writer during her reign?

7. What happened in 1588?

8. Why was she called the “Virgin Queen”?

TRUE OR FALSE?    

1. Elizabeth had an easy childhood.

2. She became queen at age 25.

3. The Spanish Armada won the battle against England.

4. Elizabeth supported explorers.

VOCABULARY

1. Find a word in the text that means “a group of ships.”

2. What does “reign” mean?

3. Find a synonym for “famous.”

1. Do you think Elizabeth was a strong leader? Why?

2. Would you like to live during the Elizabethan Age? Explain.

BOOK

 LINK

CLOTHES

 CLOTHES( REVISION)237 BLUE

REVISION CLOTHES VOCABULARY

PLANS

 listen and choose plans 

What are you going to do this evening? What are you going to do next weekend? What are you going to do next holiday?

VOCABULARY

 vocabulary A1

vocabulary listen and revise ( EF purple) beginners A1