COUNTRY INTRODUCTION
EGYPT
Egypt is a North African country known for its ancient civilization, famous monuments like the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, and the Nile River.
Where is Egypt?
Egypt is a big country in North Africa. Its capital city is Cairo. Egypt borders Libya, Sudan, Israel, and the Gaza Strip. It has the Mediterranean Sea in the north and the Red Sea in the east. The longest border is with Sudan. The name Egypt comes from the Greek word Aigyptos.
Land and Climate
Most of Egypt is desert.
There are oases and high mountains. Mount Catherine is the tallest mountain (2,629 m). Mount Sinai is important in religion. Egypt is hot and dry. In winter, rain and snow can fall in the Sinai mountains.
Cities and People
Cairo is the biggest city. About 21 million people live there.Alexandria and Giza are also large cities. Almost all Egyptians live near the Nile. Only a few people live in deserts. Arabic is the official language. Many people also learn English and French.
Famous Places
In Cairo, you can see the Egyptian Museum and old mosques.
Near Cairo is Giza, with the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx. Luxor has the Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings, with tombs of pharaohs. Alexandria was famous for the lighthouse and the Great Library.
Wadi Al-Hitan, or Whale Valley, has old fossils showing how whales changed over time. Sharm El Sheikh is a popular resort with beaches and diving sites.
The Nile River
The Nile is the longest river in the world.
It flows through Egypt and goes into the Mediterranean Sea.
The Nile gives water for farming and daily life. Lake Manzala is the biggest lake in Egypt and has many fish.
Egyptian Economy
The Nile is very important for farming. Egypt grows cotton, rice, corn, fruits, and vegetables. The Aswan Dam controls the water of the Nile. Egypt exports oil, gas, textiles, and farm products. Main trade partners are the UAE, China, the UK, and the USA.
Tourism in Egypt
Tourism is a very important part of Egypt’s economy. Every year, many people visit the country. They come to see famous places like the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Valley of the Kings. Resorts on the Red Sea, like Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada, are popular for swimming, coral reefs, and diving. Cairo also has busy markets, beautiful mosques, and interesting museums. Tourists enjoy the culture there.
Natural Life in Egypt
In Egypt, you can see camels, crocodiles,donkeys, goats, and sheep. In deserts live gazelles and desert foxes. The Red Sea has over 1,200 kinds of colorful fish and 300 types of coral.
Egyptian Cuisine
Egyptian food uses vegetables, grains, and spices. Common dishes: Kushari: rice, pasta, lentils, tomato sauce Molokhia: green soup
Kofta: spiced meatballs Eish baladi: flat bread People also eat chicken, lamb, and fish.
Correct the mistakes
1. Egypt is a small country in North Africa. Egypt is a big country in North Africa. 2. The capital city of Egypt is Alexandria. The capital city of Egypt is Cairo. 3. The Red Sea is in the north of Egypt. The Red Sea is in the east of Egypt. 4. Most of Egypt is green and rainy. Most of Egypt is desert. 5. Mount Sinai is the tallest mountain in Egypt. Mount Catherine is the tallest mountain in Egypt. 6. People in Egypt speak French as an official language. Arabic is the official language. 7. The Nile River flows into the Red Sea. The Nile River flows into the Mediterranean Sea. 8. The Valley of the Kings is in Cairo. The Valley of the Kings is in Luxor. 9. Egypt exports bananas and chocolate. Egypt exports oil, gas, textiles, and farm products. 10. Sharm El Sheikh is famous for pyramids. Sharm El Sheikh is famous for beaches and diving.
Is it TRUE or FALSE?
Egypt is very cold / hot.
People live near the Nile / sea.
They grow coffee / wheat.
The pharaoh is their teacher / king.
Pyramids are big tombs / houses.
A mummy is wrapped in paper / cloth.
Egyptians write on papyrus / wood. Script
Watch the video about The Nile River
Complete the sentences about the video
Match the words and definitions
Is it TRUE or FALSE?
COUNTRY INTRODUCTION
THANK YOU
Tapescript
Girl: Oh no! Look! Mr Gray’s animals are in Mrs Day’s garden!
Boy: Yes! There’s his grey goat. It’s eating the flowers!
Girl: Oh dear! ... Mrs Day! Mrs Day!
Boy: She’s not here. She’s in town today.
Can you see the line? This is an example. Now you listen and draw lines.
1
Girl: Look! There’s Mr Gray’s brown cow.
Boy: Where? Oh ... I can see it. It’s eating the beans.
Girl: Oh ...
2
Girl: And that white sheep is eating her onions.
Boy: It likes them! Look!
3
Girl: There’s a black and white cow there, too.
Boy: What’s that cow eating?
Girl: It’s eating Mrs Day’s peas.
4
Boy: And the chicken is eating her potatoes. Oh dear!
5
Girl: And that white goat ... that white goat is eating the pears on her tree.
Boy: Let’s stop them!
Girl: How?
Boy: I don’t know. Let’s run and tell Mum! She can phone Mrs Day.
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Transcript
COUNTRY INTRODUCTION
EGYPT
Egypt is a North African country known for its ancient civilization, famous monuments like the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, and the Nile River.
Where is Egypt?
Egypt is a big country in North Africa. Its capital city is Cairo. Egypt borders Libya, Sudan, Israel, and the Gaza Strip. It has the Mediterranean Sea in the north and the Red Sea in the east. The longest border is with Sudan. The name Egypt comes from the Greek word Aigyptos.
Land and Climate
Most of Egypt is desert. There are oases and high mountains. Mount Catherine is the tallest mountain (2,629 m). Mount Sinai is important in religion. Egypt is hot and dry. In winter, rain and snow can fall in the Sinai mountains.
Cities and People
Cairo is the biggest city. About 21 million people live there.Alexandria and Giza are also large cities. Almost all Egyptians live near the Nile. Only a few people live in deserts. Arabic is the official language. Many people also learn English and French.
Famous Places
In Cairo, you can see the Egyptian Museum and old mosques. Near Cairo is Giza, with the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx. Luxor has the Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings, with tombs of pharaohs. Alexandria was famous for the lighthouse and the Great Library. Wadi Al-Hitan, or Whale Valley, has old fossils showing how whales changed over time. Sharm El Sheikh is a popular resort with beaches and diving sites.
The Nile River
The Nile is the longest river in the world. It flows through Egypt and goes into the Mediterranean Sea. The Nile gives water for farming and daily life. Lake Manzala is the biggest lake in Egypt and has many fish.
Egyptian Economy
The Nile is very important for farming. Egypt grows cotton, rice, corn, fruits, and vegetables. The Aswan Dam controls the water of the Nile. Egypt exports oil, gas, textiles, and farm products. Main trade partners are the UAE, China, the UK, and the USA.
Tourism in Egypt
Tourism is a very important part of Egypt’s economy. Every year, many people visit the country. They come to see famous places like the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Valley of the Kings. Resorts on the Red Sea, like Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada, are popular for swimming, coral reefs, and diving. Cairo also has busy markets, beautiful mosques, and interesting museums. Tourists enjoy the culture there.
Natural Life in Egypt
In Egypt, you can see camels, crocodiles,donkeys, goats, and sheep. In deserts live gazelles and desert foxes. The Red Sea has over 1,200 kinds of colorful fish and 300 types of coral.
Egyptian Cuisine
Egyptian food uses vegetables, grains, and spices. Common dishes: Kushari: rice, pasta, lentils, tomato sauce Molokhia: green soup Kofta: spiced meatballs Eish baladi: flat bread People also eat chicken, lamb, and fish.
Correct the mistakes
1. Egypt is a small country in North Africa. Egypt is a big country in North Africa. 2. The capital city of Egypt is Alexandria. The capital city of Egypt is Cairo. 3. The Red Sea is in the north of Egypt. The Red Sea is in the east of Egypt. 4. Most of Egypt is green and rainy. Most of Egypt is desert. 5. Mount Sinai is the tallest mountain in Egypt. Mount Catherine is the tallest mountain in Egypt. 6. People in Egypt speak French as an official language. Arabic is the official language. 7. The Nile River flows into the Red Sea. The Nile River flows into the Mediterranean Sea. 8. The Valley of the Kings is in Cairo. The Valley of the Kings is in Luxor. 9. Egypt exports bananas and chocolate. Egypt exports oil, gas, textiles, and farm products. 10. Sharm El Sheikh is famous for pyramids. Sharm El Sheikh is famous for beaches and diving.
Is it TRUE or FALSE?
Script
Watch the video about The Nile River
Complete the sentences about the video
Match the words and definitions
Is it TRUE or FALSE?
COUNTRY INTRODUCTION
THANK YOU
Tapescript Girl: Oh no! Look! Mr Gray’s animals are in Mrs Day’s garden! Boy: Yes! There’s his grey goat. It’s eating the flowers! Girl: Oh dear! ... Mrs Day! Mrs Day! Boy: She’s not here. She’s in town today. Can you see the line? This is an example. Now you listen and draw lines. 1 Girl: Look! There’s Mr Gray’s brown cow. Boy: Where? Oh ... I can see it. It’s eating the beans. Girl: Oh ... 2 Girl: And that white sheep is eating her onions. Boy: It likes them! Look! 3 Girl: There’s a black and white cow there, too. Boy: What’s that cow eating? Girl: It’s eating Mrs Day’s peas. 4 Boy: And the chicken is eating her potatoes. Oh dear! 5 Girl: And that white goat ... that white goat is eating the pears on her tree. Boy: Let’s stop them! Girl: How? Boy: I don’t know. Let’s run and tell Mum! She can phone Mrs Day.