PREFACE: A WEEK IN GREAT BRITAIN

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1 Kopiervorlage 1 PREFACE: A WEEK IN GREAT BRITAIN Du willst eine Woche in Großbritannien verbringen. Was nimmst du mit Schreibe zwei Packzettel: a) Du hast ein Hotelzimmer; b) Du willst zu Fuß zu den Jugendherbergen wandern. Hier sind einige Ideen: Clothes for good weather sandals tops T-shirts Clothes for bad weather raincoat shoes pullovers Accessories sunglasses umbrella handbag bumbag Hygiene soap sanitary towels deo toothbrush Cosmetics lipgloss hairspray mascara perfume First aid aspirins disinfectant spray insect spray sun lotion band-aids indigestion tablets Electrical appliances adaptor plug hair dryer MP3 player laptop mobile phone Other camera binoculars books maps compass diary photo printer dog My suitcase: My rucksack:

2 Kopiervorlage 2 KAPITEL 1: People and things Wer oder was ist gemeint Verbinde die Personen oder die Dinge mit den Aussagen. Tommi 1 I know that I m going to London today. 2 We re going somewhere, too. Ron, Rosie, Ritchie, Mickey, Little David 3 Because it doesn t make you fart. Ron Ritchie, Mickey, Little David Tommi s teacher. The Dungeon 4 I don t know if it s really a good morning. 5 It s pure horror! 6 You re a nut! 7 We ll take you to the station. Lise A breakfast without baked beans. Ritchie 9 That s cool. 8 He has got no suit. 10 He is cool. Tommi No suit. Ernest 11 Boys and girls, may I have your attention please! 12 I ll stay here.

3 Kopiervorlage 3 KAPITEL 1 3: London sights Verbinde die Sehenswürdigkeiten mit den Stichwörtern. 1 MADAME TUSSAUD S 2 THE LONDON DUNGEON 3 THE LONDON EYE 4 TRAFALGAR SQUARE 5 ABBEY ROAD STUDIOS 6 DOUBLE-DECKER BUS A sports stars pop stars B The Beatles Ringo C red Route Master D meeting spot neon signs E Jack the Ripper pure horror! F Crown Jewels Beefeaters G largest open space sunbathers H department stores shopping I wonderful view gondolas J loonies religious fanatics K dome Sir Christopher Wren L pigeons Nelson s Column 7 HYDE PARK 8 SPEAKER S CORNER 9 SELFRIDGES HARRODS 10 PICCADILLY CIRCUS 11 SAINT PAUL S CATHEDRAL 12 THE TOWER OF LONDON

4 Kopiervorlage 4 KAPITEL 4: Definitions Lies eine Definition und suche das passende Wort aus dem Kästchen unten aus. Trage das Wort bei der Definition ein. brothel dungeon lane locals narrow prepared prostitute proud statue strange stranger strife wardrobe wary 1 x x noun: A large cupboard that you can hang your clothes in. noun: The figure of a person or an animal and made of stone or a metal, usually bronze. adjective: You are ready to deal with an event or a situation before it happens. noun: The people who live in a particular area or district. adjective: This is a good feeling that people have when they are pleased or satisfied with something that they own or something that they have done. adjective: You aren t sure about a person or a situation. There might be a problem or even danger, so you must be very careful. noun: A person that you don t know. adjective: A person, a thing or a situation which is unusual or surprising, especially in a way that is difficult to understand. noun: This is an loud argument where people become angry or even violent. noun: A dark, underground room in a castle where prisoners are kept. adjective: The distance from one side of something to the other side (breadth) is very small, especially if compared to the length. noun: In the countryside it s an unpaved road: in a city it s a narrow street with buildings on both sides. noun: A house where men go and pay women for sex. noun: A person, usually a woman, who has sex for money.

5 Kopiervorlage 5 KAPITEL 5: Ein Hörspiel Ein Hörspiel (z. B. eine Radiosendung) eignet sich gut zum Nachspielen, weil es kein aufwändiges Bühnenbild braucht nur Sprecher und Sprecherinnen für die Rollen und jemanden (narrator), um die Situation zu beschreiben. Aber die Sprecher brauchen ein Manuskript. 1 Diese Szene fängt auf Seite 86 an. Schreibe das Manuskript zu Ende. Narrator Lise and Tommi have argued and Lise has walked away alone. Tommi is very angry and unhappy. Deep in thought, he walks from Westminster Abbey to the Houses of Parliament. Jana Tommi Enrico Tommi! What are you doing here Hey. I thought you wanted to go to the London Eye We were there. But the queue was so long that we hadn t a hope of getting on the wheel anytime today. Jana Enrico Jana Enrico Jana Tommi Jana Tommi Enrico Marion Tommi 2 Suche dir eine andere interessante Szene aus dem Buch aus und schreibe ein Manuskript.

6 Hilfe Lost in London Kopiervorlagen 1-5: LÖSUNGEN KV1: KV 2: KV 3: KV 4: Freie Übung 1. Tommi; 2. Ritchie, Mickey, Little David; 3. A breakfast without baked beans; 4. Ron; 5. The Dungeion: 6. Ritchie; 7. Ron, Rosie, Ritchie, Mickey, Little David; 8. Tommi, 9. No suit.; 10. Tommi s teacher. 11. Ernest; 12. Lise 1A, 2E, 3I, 4L, 5B, 6C, 7G, 8J, 9H, 10D, 11K, 12F 1. wardrobe, 2. statue, 3. prepared, 4. locals, 5. proud, 6. wary, 7. stranger, 8. strange, 9. strife, 10. dungeon, 11. narrow, 12. lane, 13. brothel, 14. prostitute KV 5: (Siehe Text auf Buchseite ) Weitere deutsch-englische Kinder- und Jugendbücher mit Unterrichtsmaterialien zum Downloaden bei rotfuchs: ( Emer O Sullivan/Diemar Rösler Watch out - da sind sie!, ISBN x, 5,90 (ab 10 Jahre) Renate Ahrens Hello Marie - alles okay, ISBN , 5,90 (ab 8 Jahre) Renate Ahrens Hallo Claire - I miss you, ISBN , 5,90 (ab 10 Jahre) Renate Ahrens Hey you - lauf nicht weg!, ISBN , 5,90 (ab 10 Jahre) Stefanie Schulz / Daniel Quinlan See you - im nächsten Sommer, ISBN , 5,90 (ab 12 Jahre) Stefanie Schulz / Daniel Quinlan See you again - mit Herzklopfen, ISBN , 5,90 (ab 12 Jahre) Wolfram Hänel Vorsicht - strong currents!, ISBN , 5,90 (ab 12 Jahre) Holly-Jane Rahlens Prince William, Maximilian Minsky and Me, ISBN , 5,90 (ab 12 Jahre)