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    This document discusses festivals celebrated in June. It mentions that June is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Month in the US. There are three festivals mentioned - Eat Your Vegetables Day on June 17th, where people celebrate by eating healthy vegetables like carrots, cabbage, and lettuce. The other two festivals are not named but involve telling jokes and watching animal programs. The document contains exercises matching descriptions of people to festivals and completing sentences about comedy, photos, and laughter using vocabulary words from a word search related to the festivals.

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    This document discusses festivals celebrated in June. It mentions that June is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Month in the US. There are three festivals mentioned - Eat Your Vegetables Day on June 17th, where people celebrate by eating healthy vegetables like carrots, cabbage, and lettuce. The other two festivals are not named but involve telling jokes and watching animal programs. The document contains exercises matching descriptions of people to festivals and completing sentences about comedy, photos, and laughter using vocabulary words from a word search related to the festivals.

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    Gimnazjum – Poziom podstawowy

    Warm-up
    1. Look at the calendar, answer the questions and write the dates.

    • When is the last day of school this year? Write “Last Day of School” next to it.
    • Is your birthday in June? If yes, write “My Birthday”.
    • Is your friend's birthday in June? Write e.g. “John's Birthday”.
    • Are there any important days for you in June?

    Reading
    2. Read about three festivals and write their names in Exercise 1.

    JUNE FESTIVALS

    3 Read the sentences below and match the people to the festivals.

    1 Samantha is good at telling funny jokes.


    2 Mark likes programmes with animals.
    3 Angela's brother has been sad recently.
    4 Sam would like to have a pet at home.

    © Pearson Central Europe, June 2013 PHOTOCOPIABLE


    Gimnazjum – Poziom podstawowy

    Vocabulary
    3. Find and circle seven words in the wordsearch. Which festivals are they
    related to?

    R E W M A V Z F L Z
    1 …………………………
    F L H A P P Y U O E
    2 …………………………
    Q A L K L P W N Q K
    3 …………………………
    V U K J X F P N O S
    4 …………………………
    U G C O M E D Y W M
    5 …………………………
    O H V K U V L L U I
    6 …………………………
    V L Z E O F Q Z X L
    7 …………………………
    F S I T C O M K F E

    4. Use the words above to complete the sentences.


    1. A ………………………… person is not sad.
    2. You can see a ………………………… and a ………………………… on TV.
    3. When you want to take a photo, you should say “…………………………”.
    4. A ………………………… is something amusing that you tell or do.
    5. When people think something is …………………………, they often ………………………… .

    Use of English
    5. Complete the text with three of the words in the box. Then complete the
    calendar with the name of the festival.

    easy seven pears lettuce different seventeenth

    Eat Your Vegetables Day

    June is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetables months in the US. And on the (1) …………… of
    June people celebrate Eat Your Vegetables Days.
    Why in June? Because there is a lot of fresh food everywhere. If you go to a market,
    you will find lots of tasty vegetables, like carrots, cabbage and (2) …………… . You can get
    some strawberries, cherries and other fruits, too.
    So it's a great opportunity for everyone to eat more healthy food. There are lots of
    delicious dishes with vegetables and most of them are (3) …………… to do.
    Don't forget to celebrate it this year!

    Functions
    6. Choose the correct response to complete the dialogues.
    1 2 3

    X: Mum, can I have a pet? X: Do you want some carrots X: What can we do tonight?
    Y: …………………… with your meat? Y: ……………………
    Y: ……………………

    A No way! A You're welcome. A Let's start again.


    B Here you are. B Here it comes. B You're in the way!
    C I can't, I'm busy. C I'd rather have some peas. C Let's watch a cartoon.

    © Pearson Central Europe, June 2013 PHOTOCOPIABLE


    Gimnazjum – Poziom podstawowy

    © Pearson Central Europe, June 2013 PHOTOCOPIABLE

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