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8 Poster Millennium Bridge 10 You’ve got mail 12 Roman Britain Colchester THE MAGAZINE FOR YOUR ENGLISH YEAR XXI N°1 www.elimagazines.com Celebrities Tobey Maguire A1-B1... present cont

6 The big issue

Back to school!

8 Poster

Millennium Bridge

10 You’ve got mail 12 Roman Britain

Colchester

THE MAGAZINE FOR YOUR ENGLISH YEAR XXI N°1 www.elimagazines.com

Celebrities Tobey Maguire

A1-B1

Cartoon

Eureka*!

This will definitely wake you up,

Tonton Pat!

The drip fills the container* and when the container is full it moves

the bucket!

Brilliant! Can you set it

for 6am*?

That way, you’ll be

at work on time!

Absolutely*!

What’s wrong? Maybe there wasn’t enough water!

glossary

6am: 6 o’clock in the morning

absolutely: certainly, of course,

definitely

container: something you put

something in (a box, a bucket,

a bowl, etc.)

eureka: you say this when you

invent something

*

present continuous, will (future)

charity: an organisation to help other

people

ever: (here) in history sponsor: a company, or organisation, that

(usually) gives money to a famous sports team because it wants publicity.

glossary

*

1 Brazil

2 Argentina

3 Italy

4 Spain

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Alex’s travels

Back to school!

Millennium Bridge

Back to school

Mzee and Owen

Colchester

zone

In this issue of Tot:

- present continuous and will (future)

- like (comparison)

- present perfect

News

Julia

Mr G Rama

Barcelona, the famous Spanish

football team, has got a unique

‘sponsor’*: UNICEF, the children’s

charity* The team is 107 years

old The Spanish team has got

T-shirts with ‘UNICEF’ written on

them For the first time ever*, it

has put the name of its sponsors

on its shirts Every year for the

next five years, Barcelona will give

one and a half million euro to

UNICEF The money will help

children all over the world,

especially in Africa and South

America Barcelona is sending an

important message to the world.

It is saying that money isn’t everything and that people are more important!

UNICEF and Barcelona

A Red and yellow

B Yellow and green

C Blue

D White and blue

Can you match each team to

its shirt?

First day

back at

school

Sunday

Tot comes with:

Common European Framework Level A2-B1

teacher’s notes

AUDIO CD

Answers on page 15

3

Celebrities

Tobey Maguire - aka* Peter

Parker, aka Spider-Man - is a

very famous Hollywood* actor.

He is 32, American, his best

friend is Leonardo DiCaprio, he earned* $17 million (seventeen million dollars) when he did Spider-Man 2, he left school at

13 and he’s a vegetarian*! Let’s find out about more this unconventional* Hollywood star.

Tobey’s past

Tobey’s origins are very humble*:

his parents were very young and

very poor He often travelled

around America with his

parents because his

parents often changed

jobs He didn’t like school and didn’t have many friends He was often lonely: “One good thing about having

no friends and having nobody

to talk to” says Tobey, “was that I observed people and tried to understand them This helped me

with my acting career because

it made me really understand the characters I played” He left school at 13 because he had to work and earn money.

Tobey’s present Tobey is now one of Hollywood’s best-paid* actors He has starred*

next to Nicole Kidman, Leonardo DiCaprio, Liv Tyler, Rene

Zellweger, Robert De Niro He has been in more than 15 Hollywood blockbusters*.

Tobey’s future Tobey has been the perfect Peter Parker and Spider-Man We’ve had 3 Spider-Man movies*, all of them million-dollar blockbusters, can we look* forward to Spider-Man 4?

Factory (2005)

Here is a list of Hollywood films Can you guess which film Tobey wasn’t in:

What do you think?

 I think there will be a Spider-Man 4

 I don’t think there will be

a Spider-Man 4

What does the majority

of your class think?

The majority of the class thinks that:

 there will be a Spider-Man 4

 there won’t be a Spider-Man 4

aka: also known as, another

name

best-paid: got the most

money

blockbusters: very successful

and popular (millions of people went to see it)

earned: got money Hollywood: an area in

America where there are a lot

of famous actors

humble: simple, modest, not

rich or famous

look forward to: hope that

something happens

movies: films starred: played a part in unconventional: different, not

like other people

vegetarian: a person who

doesn’t eat meat

glossary

*

Class vote

Do you think there will be

a Spider-Man 4?

(Tick ( ) your answer below and then check your classmates’

answers.)

present perfect, past simple, will (future prediction)

Talking pictures

Alex’s travels

Shan Shan,

how are you?

I’m OK! I got back yesterday

Me too I spent a month

by the sea and I played with Playstation 3.

Ok everybody, listen, please.

Shan Shan, tell us what you did during the summer holidays.

I went to China I visited

Beijing and Shanghai.

Let’s look at the atlas Let’s look at where

China is

China is a very large country.

It has more than a billion

people Beijing is the capital city.

I bet Shan Shan had loads of fun in China…

Shan Shan, hi, it’s me, Alex!

Alex! What a lovely

surprise! Let’s play.

I really did

We played playstation 3

together.

What? I can’t believe you, Alex!!!

FIRST DAY BACK AT SCHOOL

AFTER THE LESSON

IN THE LESSON

Did you really imagine you were in China with me?

The

Map of the world

TEACH

SCRIBBLE

DAY DREAM

The big issue

Back to the woods

Some schools in Switzerland have

outdoor* lessons in the woods.

The very first outdoor school is

called San Gallo It is in northern

Switzerland Children stay in the

woods from 9 in the morning

until 4 in the afternoon.

When it rains or snows, they wear

waterproof* clothes and walking

boots During* their lessons they

play, cook, write, talk and learn

about nature ‘in nature’!

In India and in Birmania

Children in many Indian

schools learn Kathakali.

This is a very ancient philosophy* and it is based* on music and dance Children learn

to communicate their feelings with their eyes and their faces.

In Birmania, children give their teachers a coconut on their first day of school!

Afghan girls!

In Afghanistan, girls couldn’t go

to school because their families and the government only wanted boys to be educated*.

Now, the situation is different and lots of girls can go to school.

This means that women can have

an education and learn to read and write Why do you think it is important to read and write?

Have you ever

wondered* what

school is like in other

countries?

For example, what’s it

like to go to school in

Afghanistan or

Sudan? Let’s find* out

together.

Sudan: war and school

Sudan is a war-torn country Many people have fled from their homes because they are frightened* But many people have stayed because they have nowhere* else to go UNICEF, the children’s charity, has set*

up special camps where children can get an education.

present simple, present perfect, like (to express comparisons)

glossary

based: about,

connected to

disabilities: when

you have a physical

or mental handicap

during: in educated: with an

education (this means you can read and write)

find out: discover frightened: scared ideal: perfect

multiethnic: with

different nationalities and religions

nowhere else: in no

other place

outdoor: outside philosophy: idea set up: organised waterproof: water

can’t get inside

wondered: thought,

imagined

in Milan, Italy)

Do you like your school? Why?

What do you want to change in

your school?

Multiethnic* school

London has a very large, multiethnic community This means that there are hundreds of children from different cultures and with different languages Millfields Community School has got more than 600 children from different countries and with different religions: there are Muslims, Christians, Africans, Turks and children with physical and mental disabilities* In the evenings, parents can learn a new language and do yoga! There is something for everyone!

What’s your ideal* school?

(put an x next to your choice)

……… ….

*

The year 2000 was an important year for many people All over the world, people celebrated 2000 years of history Celebrations took place in every European capital city London erected the Millennium Bridge, the first pedestrian bridge (only for people, not cars) over the River Thames for more than a century (a hundred years) It is a 325m steel bridge.

The aluminium deck (where you walk) is 4 metres wide The sides

of the bridge are also made of stainless steel.

There are cables on each side The views of London from the bridge are spectacular The bridge links St Paul's Cathedral to the Tate Modern Art Gallery at

Bankside It is an example of modern architecture, design and engineering and a symbol of modern Europe.

How did these European capitals celebrate the Millennium?

Poster

1 Paris

2 Berlin

3 Rome

A  They wrapped the Reichstag (a very famous government building) in plastic

B  They built 50 new churches

C  They put 2000 luminous, plastic fish into the River Seine

Write to us with your questions, concerns, suggestions and problems! Every month, we will answer your letters on this page! So make sure you come back to check your mail Our address is info@elimagazines.com Write to us NOW

Many of you are worried about going back to

school, making new friends, getting good

marks Here is a letter from Sara I am sure

many of you share her concerns.

Dear Tot,

my name is Sara, I’m from Rome in

Italy and I’m 14 I’m going to a

new school this year I don’t know

anybody there and I am really,

really worried Will I make friends,

will I like the teachers, will I get

good marks? I am really shy and

find it difficult to make new friends.

I don’t know what to do Please give

me some advice

Thank you,

Sara

Dear Sara,

we all worry when we go somewhere new and meet new people It’s a natural feeling It is also

an important feeling: it helps you to grow and become more confident Try to learn as much

as you can in and out of class and remember: the other students feel just like you Everything

is new for them, too Keep smiling, be nice and talk to people Before you know it, you’ll be doing your homework with someone you really, really like!

Take care and good luck,

Tot

What advice do you have for Sara?

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Did you know

that Albert Einstein, Germany’s most famous mathematician and physicist, got bad marks in maths when he was at school?

Here is the story of a very special friendship, a

friendship between a tortoise and a

hippopotamus.

Which of these animals do you like best?

Mzee is a 130-year-old tortoise In Swahili*, her name means ‘wise*

old man’ Owen is a young hippo and weighs 300Kg!

When that terrible tsunami hit* the shores* of Kenya

on December 26 2004, the waves* dragged*

baby Owen to the town of Malindi His parents died and the baby hippo was all alone Some people

rescued* him and took him to the Haller National Park near

Mombasa in Kenya This is where

he met Mzee.

Little and large, the hippo and the tortoise, became great friends and are now inseparable* They eat together, they sleep together and they communicate with each other in their own language!

Mzee often nibbles* Owen’s nose

to show her affection*.

The friendship between Mzee and Owen is now famous There is a children’s book about it and a film!

Do you like animals?

 Yes

 No

past simple

Strange, but true!

Weird* and wonderful facts from the animal kingdom*

11

affection: love dragged: taken with

force

hit: (here) arrived inseparable: can’t be

separated, always together

kingdom: (here) world nibbles: bites rescued: saved shores: the coast

(where the se meets the land)

Swahili: the language

of Kenya

weird: strange,

different

waves: when the wind

pushes the water up

an down

wise: intelligent

glossary

*

Roman Britain

Colchester is about 50 miles

(about 70 Km) northeast of

London It is famous for its

university, its castle, its zoo and its

gardens It is also famous because

it is Britain’s oldest town Some

historians* believe* that

Colchester was founded* in the

5th century BC (Before Christ):

2,500 years ago! The Romans

invaded Britain in 43 AD (43 years

after Christ was born, nearly 2,000 years ago) When they arrived, they made Colchester their capital city and they called it

‘Camulodunum’.

 Bath

Answers on page 15

Every month on these pages,

we will look at some very

ancient* British towns In

particular, we will learn

about Britain’s Roman towns.

These are towns where the ancient Romans built* roads and buildings* more than

2,000 years ago! This month, we’re going to Colchester, a small town in Essex, in the south of England.

Which of these British towns

is also a famous Roman town?

The castle Colchester Castle is built on the site* of an ancient Roman temple* It is a Norman castle: this means it was built about 1,000 years ago, when the Normans (people who lived in France) invaded Britain It is a very beautiful castle, with a fantastic keep (water around the castle) and huge* grounds* In the castle, there is a museum with artefacts* from Roman and Norman times*.

Colchester: Britain’s oldest town

present simple and past simple narrative

ancient: very, very old artefacts: objects believe: think buildings: houses,

temples, shops

built: made, constructed feed: give food to founded: created grounds: gardens,

outdoor area

had enough: when you

don’t want anymore

historians: people who

study history

huge: very, very big look after: take care of,

be nice to

lush: healthy, green site: where something is

or was

species: a type of animal temple: Roman church times: historical period, a

moment in history

varied: with lots of

different things

wasteland: an area of

land where nothing can grow

glossary

*

Colchester zoo

When you’ve had* enough of all

the history, you can visit

Colchester zoo It is a very famous

zoo in Britain because it has got

more than 250 species* of animals

from all over the world It is also a

very interactive zoo: this means

you can help to look* after the

animals, feed* them and play

with them.

Beth Chatto Gardens

These beautiful gardens have

become world-famous They were

created from wasteland* where

nothing could grow Now they are

lush*, varied* and extremely

beautiful.

www.bethchatto.co.uk

The ultimate game zone!

Find 7 words from the article

on pages 6 and 7.

The remaining letters spell

the name of an American

State where children go to

school on the frozen lakes

and fish for salmon.

Which of these

celebrities is

NOT British?

(aka Mr Bean)

(aka Spider-Man)

(aka Harry Potter)

Answers on page 15

Brrr! It’s freezing!

— — — — — —

S C H O O L F A R M

A O U T D O O R S L

A L E S S O N S S K

W O O D S W R I T E

A L A N G U A G E S

LINGUA LA

ANSWERS: PAGE 3:

1.b, 2.d, 3.c, 4.a; P AGE 4:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005);

PAGES 8-9:

The Millennium Bridge: 1 c,

2 a, 3.b; P AGES 12-13Roman UK: b) Bath;

PAGES 14:

Brrr! It’s freezing!: school, farm, outdoors, lessons, woods, write,

languages: Alaska; Tobey Maguire (he’

s American); PAGE 16:

In Canada, people also speak French.

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