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Did you know?
Haggis is the national dish of Scotland. It is made of lamb, beef, oats, onions and spices. But it’s cooked in… a sheep’s stomach! In other countries, some people enjoy other unusual dishes, like blood pudding! Any other examples?
Find English synonyms for these words: aim; equipment; rules.
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Explain the rules in you own words.
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Discuss the rules you have to follow at home.
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Tug of war
Aim:
The aim is to pull the opposite team’s white flag over the centre line.
Equipment you need:
a 6-metre long rope, red and white tape, two bits of white cloth
Rules: - There must be an even number of players on each team, plus one referee. - The referee must stand between the two team lines. Players mustn’t touch the ground. - Players must pick up the rope and hold it tight. - When the referee gives the signal, the players should pull on the rope. - A team has lost when its flag is pulled across the centre line, or when a player falls down.
Name at least ten sports or cultural events you see in the video.
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BBC News
Phonology
/aɪ/ vs /ɪ/
Listen
haggis, kilt, whisky, Highland, piping, finally.
Yell
Scottish children don’t like haggis nor drink whisky, do they?
Grammar
Must, HAVE to and need to
Observe: The caber must be 16 to 22 feet long. It has to weigh between 100 and 180 pounds and it needs to be vertical.
Think: Look at the words in bold. What differences do you see? Do they mean the same thing?
Practise: Make three rules for a game you know!
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You need a ball.
Imagine a new sport
Use Powtoon. Imagine a new sport and explain how to play to the class. Be creative!
How far can you go?
A1+ I can make simple sentences using must, can and should. A2 I can mix affirmative and negative sentences, and also talk about the aims and equipment of the game. A2+ I can rephrase if someone doesn’t understand.
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