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Festivals in English-speaking countries - Inglés 5º Primaria

5.º Primaria · Inglés · 10-11 años · 20 min
Read and choose. Vas a conocer fiestas de países donde se habla inglés.

We use on with dates and in with months and seasons: Halloween is on 31st October. Thanksgiving is in November.

To describe a festival: People wear costumes. Children eat chocolate eggs.

1. What colour do people wear on St Patrick's Day?
My favourite festival

Hi! I'm Liam and I live in Dublin, Ireland. My favourite festival is St Patrick's Day, on 17th March. People wear green clothes and watch big parades in the streets.

My cousin Grace lives in Boston, in the USA. Her favourite festival is Thanksgiving, in November. Her family eats roast turkey and pumpkin pie, and they say thank you for the good things in their lives.

2. Where does Grace live?
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My favourite festival

Hi! I'm Liam and I live in Dublin, Ireland. My favourite festival is St Patrick's Day, on 17th March. People wear green clothes and watch big parades in the streets.

My cousin Grace lives in Boston, in the USA. Her favourite festival is Thanksgiving, in November. Her family eats roast turkey and pumpkin pie, and they say thank you for the good things in their lives.

3. What does Grace's family eat at Thanksgiving?
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My favourite festival

Hi! I'm Liam and I live in Dublin, Ireland. My favourite festival is St Patrick's Day, on 17th March. People wear green clothes and watch big parades in the streets.

My cousin Grace lives in Boston, in the USA. Her favourite festival is Thanksgiving, in November. Her family eats roast turkey and pumpkin pie, and they say thank you for the good things in their lives.

4. On 5th November, people in the UK light bonfires and watch fireworks. What is this festival?
5. In Scotland, people have a big party on 31st December and sing “Auld Lang Syne” at midnight. What is this celebration?
6. In Australia, Christmas is in …, so many families have a barbecue on the beach.
7. Independence Day in the USA is on 4th July.
8. Complete with in or on
Halloween is 31st October.
Thanksgiving is November.
Independence Day is 4th July.
In the UK, Bonfire Night is autumn.
9. Match each festival with its tradition
Festivals
Easter
Christmas
Pancake Day
Halloween
Costumes, pumpkins and “trick or treat”
Chocolate eggs and egg hunts
Pancakes and pancake races
Crackers, stockings and presents
10. Put the festivals in order, from January to December
Festivals
Christmas Day (25th December)
Bonfire Night (5th November)
Halloween (31st October)
St Patrick's Day (17th March)
Independence Day (4th July)
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Qué se trabaja:

  • Conocer fiestas tradicionales del Reino Unido, Irlanda, Estados Unidos y Australia
  • Comprender un texto breve sobre cómo se celebran algunas fiestas
  • Usar in con meses y estaciones y on con fechas
  • Ordenar las fiestas a lo largo del año

Cómo hacerla:

  • Lee el recuadro con el ejemplo
  • Fíjate en la fecha y en las costumbres de cada fiesta
  • Comprueba cada ejercicio antes de pasar al siguiente

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Esta ficha interactiva de Inglés para 5º de Primaria trabaja Festivals in English-speaking countries con actividades visuales y autocorregibles.

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