learning vocabulary

Sentences to practise these words.

Yesterday I saw a boat in the sea.

Every night I see the moon.

I eat soup with a spoon.

When it rains, trees and weeds grow.

I don't like storms.

He told a lie.

There is a jug of water on the desk.

I heard the buzzing sound of a bee.

When it rains, you can see a slug.

At night we see moths.

I  can see a zebra in the zoo

You can drive a van

Look! There is a snake over there.

My jacket has a zip

Imagine you are in hospital and once there I can bring you flowers.

Ireland with Iris

Today we are learning about Ireland.

Ireland is very cold.

The flag is green, white and orange.

There are no snakes in Ireland.

There are mosquitoes

The capital of Ireland is Dublin.

The instrument symbol of Ireland is the harp.

Molly Malone

She was a girl.
She was selling seafood in the street.
She was not working in a shop.
She was selling the food from a wheelbarrow.
She died from fever.
Her ghost is still in the streets of Dublin.

BAKED APPLES WITH ICE CREAM RECIPE

INTRODUCTION.

I like baked apples with ice-cream very much.

How do I make them?

I need: 
-4 apples about the same size
-2 tablespoons of raisins
-1 teaspoon of cinnamon
-4 teaspons of butter
-2 teaspoons of brown sugar


How much time do I need?
Preparation: I just need 15 minutes.
Cooking time:  I need 25 minutes.


Instructions

First, we have to put the raisins, the brown sugar and the cinnamon in a bowl.

We have to mix them together.

Then, we have to wash the apples and cut out the centre of each apple carefully.

Next, we have to put the apples in a dish and  the raisins, cinnamon and sugar into each apple and put a teaspon of butter on top.

Last of all we need to put the dish into the oven and bake the apples for about 25 minutes at 200 degrees.


Serving suggestions
We can serve our  baked apples in a bowl with ice cream. ( we have chosen lemon ice cream)


Raisins



Butter





Cinnamon



Brown sugar




4 apples about the same size



Lemon icecream ( as optional)

SOME DISHES

Sushi: some rice, algae, salmon, avocado, prawns and soya sauce.

Jamaican rice with red beans: some rice, some red beans and spicy sauce. You can add some onions and coconut milk.

Baked Jamaican bananas: You can bake banana with butter, some sugar , lime juice and spices.

Lemonade:lemon juice with water , brown sugar, spices and lime. You can serve it really cold.

Pizza: I love pizza with ham and cheese (cheddar cheese or mozarella). I love it very crusty. I use a brush to spread some egg on it and it‘s really  delicious and  becomes really crusty.

The real English breakfast: I don’t like some ingredients of the real English breakfast. I don’t like mushrooms, I don’t like tomato and beans. I prefer the bacon, the toasts and the fried egg. I also like the sausages when they are well cooked.

I only like the fat of the English breakfast, even if I shouldn’t eat it!

NO MORE WRINKLES

NO MORE WRINKLES

In a never-ending quest to find a miracle product to hold back unforgivable wrinkles and  

banish your hideous over-twentysomething skin, cosmetics companies may have unearthed
the magic ingredient: snail slime. The demand for it is certainly growing, with reports that 

snail farming in Italy has increased by more than 325% over two decades, with 44,000 tonnes of

 snails produced every year.

Snails as skincare have been around since the ancient Greeks, who apparently used them 

crushed as an ointment, but in more recent years, products have been including the slime with 

claims that it can help heal acne and reduce wrinkles. 

In 2013 , inspired by treatments in east Asia, you could pay to have snails slither over your 

face at one spa in Northamptonshire . Marginally less yucky, other salons offer facials where

 the skin is pricked with tiny needles before a serum containing snail secretions is applied. 

You can also buy skin products  mollusc slime.

Christmas in London

Hi there,


Christmas is around the corner and today I want to share with you a wonderful video about Christmas in London.

If you want to see how the city is transformed during the Christmas season do not miss the video attached.

There are plenty of things you can do at Christmas in London, Covent Garden, Harrod's, Liberty, are some of the places you can go, you will see the magic of Christmas spread all over.

Enjoy the video and have a Merry Christmas.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Omf0ObXxYvo