Showing posts with label Festivities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festivities. Show all posts

EASTER IS HERE




Watch how Easter is celebrated in Britain 

(But this year is different. They stay home too!)
 
 

Click on the image to read and sing this funny easter rap!




It's time to play. Try some of these games




Would you like to make a paper bunny puppet? Watch this video

THANKSGIVING DAY

Watch the video and then, tell me,  What are you thankful for?



With this video you can learn a lot about how americans celebrate thanksgiving, and how to cook a traditional thanksgiving dinner!!


THANKSGIVING DAY


Thanksgiving is a holiday in the USA and Canada when people give thanks. 
The first thanksgiving was celebrated by the pilgrims after the first harvest in the New World in 1621.
It is celebrated every year on the fourth Thursday of November in USA and on the second Monday of October in Canada.



Families and friends usually eat a special meal together (turkey is the main dish) This meal also includes mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie and stuffing.



EUROPE DAY

We celebrate Europe Day on May 9th every year. Learn more about Europe with these games


SAINT PATRICK'S DAY


Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17th.
In Ireland, Saint Patrick’s Day is a holy day and a national holiday.
Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland as he was the one who brought Christianity to the Irish.
Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated in countries around the world by people with Irish heritage.
They wear green and take part in festivities and parades.
The New York City parade is very famous. It lasts for hours.

Find a four-leaf clover. Click here to play



 

Watch this funny video about St. Patrick's life

CHRISTMAS IN GERMAN SPEAKING COUNTRIES

As you know, this year we are starting a special project in our school: 5th and 6th graders have a new subject: "German as a second language". 
That's why 2018 will be our "German Year" and you'll learn a lot of things about German language and German speaking countries.
Let's start knowing how Christmas is celebrated in Germany, Austria and Switzerland with these videos by Rick Steves 

GERMANY


 

AUSTRIA


SWITZERLAND 


You can also sing a christmas carol in german. Try this one: "Alle Jahre Wieder" with this video

ST PATRICK'S DAY

Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17th. In Ireland, Saint Patrick’s Day is a holy day and a national holiday. Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland as he was the one who brought Christianity to the Irish. 
Do you know the story of St. Patricks?



Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated in countries around the world by people with Irish heritage. They wear green and take part in festivities and parades. The New York City parade is very famous. It lasts for hours.

Ireland is a beautiful country. Have a look!

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY

Watch these nice videos about love in this special day  

 
Click on the images below and you'll find lots of games 










CHRISTMAS TIME

Click on the Christmas tree and you'll find lots of activities and games about Christmas. Enjoy!


And if you want to watch Christmas videos, click below


LONDON IN DICKEN'S TIME

We have celebrated the World book day in the school library exploring London in Dicken's time. Have a look!!

A PEACEFUL WORLD


We celebrate the School Day of Non-Violence and Peace on January 30th. Here you have a beautiful song sung by Scottish primary school children.

BONFIRE NIGHT


Bonfire Night is on November 5th. It's also known as Guy Fawkes Night.
Many people in the UK celebrate Bonfire Night with family and friends.
They light fireworks at home, or watch firework displays in parks.






MAKE YOUR OWN FIREWORKS.
Click on the image to play





Click here to do a quiz about Bonfire Night.
Do you know the origins of Bonfire Night? Click here
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