When I was child I used to watch Sesame Street. I loved it and I still love it! Today Sesame Street is forty years old! Happy birthday, Sesame Street!
I love counting and singing, and you? So, let's sing the number four song with Sesame Street. Can you count to number four? Of course you can...
Now, try to count to number fourteen and then to number forty-four too. Ready, steady, go!
Here in Eivissa we specially celebrate 1st November, All Saints Day: we eat nuts and fritters. Our favourite fritter for this day is called "bunyol".
As we have learnt two typical Halloween recipes, one from England and the other one from the USA, would you like to learn how to make our fritters? Yes, please!
Now, it's time to cook one Ibizan recipe! Follow these instructions, it's not so difficult!
Halloween is here again! It is a traditional festival celebrated all around the world. Some cultures celebrate All Hallows Eve on 31st of October. And some others celebrate All Saints Day on 1st November.
Pumpkins are popular in the USA to celebrate Halloween on 31st October but in England, the traditional fruit for Halloween is the apple.
If you want to have a Halloween party in the English way you need to play bobbing for apples and to eat toffe apples.
Follow these instructions to play the bobbing for apples game:
1. Fill a big tub with water.
2. Add apples and they float.
3. Put your hands behind your back.
4. And get hold of an apple with your teeth.
And eat this delicious traditional food: toffee apples.
Cheap Recipes:
How To Make Toffee Apples
So, here you have two ideas for your Halloween party. You can start planning it.
Look at this map. Can you guess where the places of our album of London are?
Try to find on the map: the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, the National Gallery, Piccadilly Circus and Buckingham Palace.
Have a nice walk around London!
And see you next week!
Ver London Landmarks en un mapa más grande
And answer these questions too:
Can you tell me how to go from the London Eye to the Houses of Parliament?
And from the National Gallery to Piccadilly Circus?
And where is St. James Park?
It's time to play again. Play this game and check some easy vocabulary!
It's fun to play with words and language!
Click here for full screen version
Let's go back to our London album and try to think the answers to these easy questions.
Check these web pages before you answer:
1.London
2.River
3.Big Ben
4. Parks
Tool taken from Cool tool for Schools. Thanks to Jordi Adell who told us about this website.
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