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Use Google to find street addresses of Washington DC area points of interest

Street art

This worksheet is about the poem,"The house on Elm Street"

Identify safe or unsafe actions on street

street, road, address

test -Happy birthday-, -Our street-

LIsten and choose your answers.

city street town

put the letters in the order

VOCABULARY IN THE STREET

Panuto: Pumili ng isang propesyon sa pamayanan (halimbawa: guro, kasambahay, street sweeper, doktor, karpintero, atbp.) na madalas hindi nabibigyan ng sapat na pagkilala. Gamit ang 5–7 pangungusap, sumulat ng maikling mensahe ng pasasalamat na nagpapakita ng:

• Pagpapahalaga sa kanilang gawain
• Pagkilala sa kanilang kontribusyon sa komunidad
• Pagtanggap at paggalang anuman ang kanilang estado, kasarian, o uri ng trabaho

English for Palestine.

Jake was an ordinary ______ of a small town, but he always dreamed of something bigger. He wanted to escape the daily ______ of school, chores, and responsibilities. His town was ______, with charming houses and beautiful hills, but he longed for adventure.

One day, on a special ______, his uncle, who was a traveler, came to visit. He brought gifts from ______ lands and shared exciting stories. ______, he once rode a camel through the desert! Jake listened with wide eyes, wishing he could experience such things.

______, there was a problem—his parents would never ______ him to travel alone. They thought it was too dangerous. Jake had ______ too. Could he ______ handle an adventure on his own?

Then, something ______ happened. His uncle invited him on a short trip! Jake was excited but nervous. Would he be able to leave his ______ comfortable life behind, even for a little while?

His parents thought it was ______, but his uncle convinced them that it would be a learning experience. "Travel teaches you about different cultures and a ______ of people," he explained.

The journey was amazing but also ______. Navigating busy streets in a new city, trying ______ food, and hearing different languages made Jake realize how big the world was. He felt ______ alive!

By the end of the trip, he had no ______—he wanted to explore more of the world. This adventure was just the beginning.

Crucigrama en inglés sobre lugares de la ciudad

match words with pictures

Put the words in correct places.

1. Now you will watch a video about unusual festivals around the world. First, look at the words below and guess in what context speaker will use them. 

have a passion for travel                giant tomato fight                 corpses             
                                   get messy             pelt sb with             

2. What festivals are mentioned in the video? In what countries are they celebrated?
3. Watch the video again and answer the questions. 

1. What is the name of the festival in Spain where people have a giant tomato fight?

A La Fiesta

B La Tomatina

C La Fiesta de los Tomates

D La Batalla de Tomates

2. Which festival in India involves throwing colored dye in the streets?

A The Monsoon Festival

B The Spring Festival

C The Holi Festival

D The Festival of Lights

3. Where do they have a huge buffet for thousands of hungry monkeys?

A Madagascar

B India

C Thailand

D Spain

4. How often is the Turning of Bones festival celebrated in Madagascar?

A Every year

B Every 2 years

C Every 5 years

D Every 7 years

5

5. What is Kat's reaction to the idea of the monkey buffet festival in Thailand?

A She is scared.

B She is bored.

C She is excited.

D She is confused.

4. Which festival do you want to celebrate? Which one do you find uninteresting? 
5. Can you name two festivals that are celebrated in your country? Give some details where people arrange them, what they do there and what is the meaning of the festival. Share the information with a partner. 

There was [vigorous ] debate about the reasons why people are so [desirous] of  travelling  the world, but [conventional ] wisdom says, "You [venture ] into unknown lands because that is where your heart will take you." So the [subtle ] question is: why does your heart do that?

A [nimble ] mind might come up with dozens of answers for why traveling is an [intrinsic ] part of our lives. I will share just a couple with you.

We are always excited to [embark ] on a new journey because we are eager to experience something new. Sometimes life turns [bland], and that's when travel comes into play. Imagine that you're exploring a new city, walking along narrow Italian streets, climbing the Great Wall of China and losing your breath, or enjoying some New York street food on the fly. It's a brand new feeling—a brand new you.

We travel for people. Now my friends are geographically [dispersed], and I am super excited to meet them, whether in an armpit of Indonesia or a giant [vibrant ] city.  It’s so curious how people of different cultures can come together. Trust me, you will never feel [desolate] traveling solo; you will always find like-minded people everywhere! Wherever I traveled, I was always welcomed and never given a [raw ]deal.

And not only human beings are objects of [scrutiny ] for travelers, but also culture. We tend to [scrutinize ]cultural differences and [latch ] onto some peculiarities between them—different world perceptions, religions, customs, and mindsets. For those who are [receptive ] and open-minded, there are heaps of things to explore!

So time and [tide ] wait for no man! Go and book your flight, have a whale of a time, and figure out what your reasons for traveling are!