SELF- ASESSMENT

-          Now I can speak a little more about Ireland.

-          I liked learning about Christmas with Michael the most.

-          I payed much attention.

-          Outside the English class I watched films and I listened to music.

-          I need to improve the numbers.
   I learned about growing up in Australia and New Zealand.

IRELAND

- Ireland is divided into two parts: Ireland and Northern Ireland.
- Dublin is the home of Riverdance, a popular show which tells the story of Ireland and its people.
- A limerick is a poem which tells a silly story or joke in five lines.
- The first known limericks date back to the 18th century.
- At Blarney Castle, near Cork, there is an old stone in the tower.
- According to a legend, the stone has magic powers.
- Thousands of people kiss the stone each year.
- Irish folk songs tell short stories about people's  everyday lives.

Storytelling

I have chosen a storie called "Lion's bad breath".

UNIT 1

                    Vocabulary


Common: normal, familiar.
Easy-going: person who is easy to talk to.
Dishonest: person who doesn't tell the truth.
Voluntary: it's not compulsory.
Fair: honored, right.
Rare: not common.

STARTER UNIT

VOCABULARY:

- Excited: when you feel happy because you are going to do something that you like.
- Funny: someone that makes you laugh.
- Lonely: a person that doesn´t have friends.
- Relaxed: you can feel like that when you are lying on the sofa for example.
- Surprised: when you see or do something you didn´t expect to do.
- Tired: you feel it when you have done an excess of exercise.

RULES IN THE USA

In the USA:

- You can hunt at the age you want.
- In physical education you have to wear a uniform.
- In the estate of Alaska most of the people can fly a plane.
- You have to call the teachers Mr. or Miss.
- You can´t wear shorts.
- You can´t drink alcohol until you are 21.
- You can drive at the age of 16, but not at night.
- You can have a gun to defend yourself.

WORD CLOUD