Once upon a time… Capsule!

Get ready

1

Read the questions: "Who are you today? What is important to you and your friends?". Change the questions to use “I”. Adapt the other elements of the question.

Who I today? What is important to and  friends?

2

Distinguish the words and expressions related to the question “Who are you?”.

3

Which expression is similar to “Once Upon a Time”?

A long time ago.

At this precise moment.

4

Brainstorm from the title of the chapter.

5

Check with this table what you already know.

Observe and listen

1

Name these objects to describe the picture.

a

b

c

Postcard

Old vinyl records

Newspaper

2

Listen to the audio guide and classify the numbers, the objects and the places.

3

Fill in the blanks with information from the audio guide.

This is a picture of Time Capsule . The American  Andy Warhol placed  such as letters and newspapers in a  next to his desk. When it was  he it in his archive.

Let's have fun

1

Listen to the recording and find the words that rhyme.

Robert L. Hinshaw, “Samuel Adams Beer”

A time capsule was uncovered in Olde Boston the other day.
‘Twas found in the Statehouse cornerstone, so they say.
‘Twas placed there by patriots Samuel Adams and Paul Revere.
‘Mongst other things found were three jugs of Samuel Adams Beer.

2

Choose objects that rhyme with these names to complete this poem. Use your imagination!

Samuel Adams put in some orange jam.
Jay Z put in .
The Queen put in .