This term we are going to learn about different world sports and create a YouTube tutorial on how to play them. We are going to do this project in collaboration with your PE teachers, Miguel Ángel Lorenzo and Toni Ginard, and your ethics teachers, Marga Calbet and Adriana Morell.
The sports we are going to learn about include some sports and games you have discussed in your ethics class: sling throwing, kickball, dodgeball and capture the flag.
Watch these videos and check the websites to complete the information about the sport you must work on.
1. KICKBALL
Check this website for more technical information about kickball.
2. SLING THROWING
Check this website for more technical information about sling throwing.
3. DODGEBALL
Check this website for more information about dodgeball.
4. CAPTURE THE FLAG
Check this website for more information about capture the flag.
Britain's Got Talent is one of the most successful talent shows ever broadcast. Anyone of any age with any sort of talent can audition for the show. Acts compete against each other in order to gain audience support. The winner receives a cash prize of £500.000 (approximately €750.000) and is given the opportunity to perform in the Royal Variety Performance in front of members of the British Royal family, including Queen Elizabeth II. The final usually gets more than 50% of audience share, which makes this competition more popular than other well-known talent shows such as The X Factor or The Voice.
Watch below a selection of some of the most popular acts that have taken part in Britain's Got Talent.
Imagine you have to describe the acts to someone who hasn't watched them. Write 60-80 words for each act, using in each description at least 5 of the useful phrases studied in class (page 49 in your Student's Book). Try to think about which phrases suit each act best. We will discuss your texts in class.
When you finish, leave a comment on the blog explaining what act you have enjoyed the most and why. Enjoy the show!
