Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts

Sunday, December 16, 2012

Baira's "Adventures" Excursion

Adventure\country\city-UK, London, London's winter wonderland
Age- 6+
Gender- different
Season- winter
Activity-London's Spectacular Christmas Destination
Sights-Hyde Park
For family-Hyde Park's magical outdoor fair and market, fairground rides,circus with jugglers and clowns, ice rink,gift-giving Father Chistmas make the free event an obvious choice for children.
For friends-A traditional German market with Bavarian-style bars and cafes serving every thing from mulled wine and hot cider to roasted nuts
Reason to choose- I like winte. For me winter is the most beautiful time of the year. In winter is very wonderful.
Price-                       Ice  rink-child- 8.50\ 9.00
                                                -family- 34.00\ 36.00
                          Giant Wheel-child- 5.00\ 7.00
                                                -family- 20.00\24.00
Zippos Christmas Circus-child-6.00\7.00
                                                 -family-24.00\28.00

Friday, November 30, 2012

"Survey" Excursion

Our thirteenth excursion (Unit 5)

The weather is so unbelievably fine for late November. Compare my two photos:

Unusually sunny and warm (November 2012)

Snowy fir tree (last November 2011)


Stage 3 (at home - autonomous work)
Publish your survey in the blog.

Stage 2 (at classes - in classroom and outdoors)
Tell your fellow students about the results of your survey.


Stage 1 (at home - autonomous work)
Make up a questionnaire (10 questions) on education.
Ask 10 people.



Monday, October 15, 2012

British Attitude to Weather


Last Friday it was so cold that there were hardly any smiling faces at the excursion!

I find this link useful because there's a section about the attitude:
Talking about weather  (read and enjoy)

So, according to the advice given by the native speaker, let's think of some more possible answers...(publish your comments/posts)

One more fascinating link - from the BBC: watch, listen and enjoy!