SCOTLEANDO...
LET'S GO!
ABOUT SCOTLAND
TRADITIONS
anthem
SYMBOLS
CINEMA
POPULAR SPORTS
SCOTTISH US...!!!
TYPICAL FOOD
QUIZ
MUSIC
& DANCE
Teens guide to Scotland
1. Cover
7. Customs, traditions, festivals
2. Itinerary
8. Budget
3. Travelling
9. Bibliography
4. Accommodation
10.Info about the group
5. What to do: leisure time, activities
11. Porfolio
6. What to eat, where to eat
12.Back cover
LOCATION
- Scotland is part of the United Kingdom (UK). - It is the northern part of Great Britain. - It is home to almost 8oo small islands. (The Hebridies, Shetland, Orkney, Arran and Skye) and has 5.5 M inhabitants.
LOCATION
- Scotland is part of the United Kingdom (UK). - It is the northern part of Great Britain. - It is home to almost 8oo small islands. (The Hebridies, Shetland, Orkney, Arran and Skye).
Edimburgh
It is the capital city of Scotland but the largest city is Glasgow. It is full of history and important places. Here you can find the "Royal Mile"
The official language of Scotland is English but in some northern areas an old dialect called "Gaelic" still remains.
It is said that a Nordic king called Hakoon landed in the Scottish coast intending to invade them. The Scott people weren´t aware of their presence. At night, while the Scotts were sleeping confidently, the Nordic soldiers began to approach. They took off their shoes to not make any noise. There were some thistle plants around and the barefoot Nordic steped on them. They strated to shout in pain and woke up the Scotts that could fight and defend themselves. Eventually, the Scotts won and they adopted the thistle as a protection symbol thankfull for their victory.
TRADITIONAL DANCE CEILIDH
St Andrew´s Day
Highland Games
Burns Night
Hogmanay
The Burning of the Clavie
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tatoo
12. Back cover
Again, use your imagination and be creative!
4. Accommodation
- Talk about the different types of accommodation of the Scottish city/town where you'll be staying. Mention advantages and disadvantages of each type.- Then choose where you're going to stay. - Say who you're going to share a room with.
10. Info about your group
Here you need to mention who the members of your group are and talk about them. Be creative!
10. Bibliography
Don't forget to mention your sources, that is to say, where you got all the info from. Sites (full address, http://www. ........) Books (full references: title, author, year of publicaiton...) People (friends, family, teachers...)
1. Cover
Think of a NAME for your teens guide to Scotland. Use your imagination: music, pictures, video.... Design...
2. Itinerary
Draw a map including: the city or town where you'll be based AND a route of the cities, towns or villages you'd like to visit.
7. Traditions, festivals
Here you can add the project you did for your Unidad Integrada /Bilingual Project
5. What to do
Mention these activities in your guide:Museum, sports, cinema, shopping centre or shops, dance or music activity, day trip, walking guided tour to landmarks... Remember they have to be real ones, real places.
5. What to do
6. What to eat, where to eat
- Talk about typical Scottish food or dishes. - Mention the different types of food & restaurants in Scotland. - Choose a restaurant to have lunch or dinner, one per day. - Choose or design your own menus.
3. Travelling
Mode of transport - How are you travelling to Scotland? - Which town/city are you leaving from? - Which town/city are you arriving in? - What mode of transport will you use to move around the town/city where you're based? - What mode of transport will you use to move from one town to another?
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SCOTLEANDO...
LET'S GO!
ABOUT SCOTLAND
TRADITIONS
anthem
SYMBOLS
CINEMA
POPULAR SPORTS
SCOTTISH US...!!!
TYPICAL FOOD
QUIZ
MUSIC
& DANCE
Teens guide to Scotland
1. Cover
7. Customs, traditions, festivals
2. Itinerary
8. Budget
3. Travelling
9. Bibliography
4. Accommodation
10.Info about the group
5. What to do: leisure time, activities
11. Porfolio
6. What to eat, where to eat
12.Back cover
LOCATION
- Scotland is part of the United Kingdom (UK). - It is the northern part of Great Britain. - It is home to almost 8oo small islands. (The Hebridies, Shetland, Orkney, Arran and Skye) and has 5.5 M inhabitants.
LOCATION
- Scotland is part of the United Kingdom (UK). - It is the northern part of Great Britain. - It is home to almost 8oo small islands. (The Hebridies, Shetland, Orkney, Arran and Skye).
Edimburgh
It is the capital city of Scotland but the largest city is Glasgow. It is full of history and important places. Here you can find the "Royal Mile"
The official language of Scotland is English but in some northern areas an old dialect called "Gaelic" still remains.
It is said that a Nordic king called Hakoon landed in the Scottish coast intending to invade them. The Scott people weren´t aware of their presence. At night, while the Scotts were sleeping confidently, the Nordic soldiers began to approach. They took off their shoes to not make any noise. There were some thistle plants around and the barefoot Nordic steped on them. They strated to shout in pain and woke up the Scotts that could fight and defend themselves. Eventually, the Scotts won and they adopted the thistle as a protection symbol thankfull for their victory.
TRADITIONAL DANCE CEILIDH
St Andrew´s Day
Highland Games
Burns Night
Hogmanay
The Burning of the Clavie
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tatoo
12. Back cover
Again, use your imagination and be creative!
4. Accommodation
- Talk about the different types of accommodation of the Scottish city/town where you'll be staying. Mention advantages and disadvantages of each type.- Then choose where you're going to stay. - Say who you're going to share a room with.
10. Info about your group
Here you need to mention who the members of your group are and talk about them. Be creative!
10. Bibliography
Don't forget to mention your sources, that is to say, where you got all the info from. Sites (full address, http://www. ........) Books (full references: title, author, year of publicaiton...) People (friends, family, teachers...)
1. Cover
Think of a NAME for your teens guide to Scotland. Use your imagination: music, pictures, video.... Design...
2. Itinerary
Draw a map including: the city or town where you'll be based AND a route of the cities, towns or villages you'd like to visit.
7. Traditions, festivals
Here you can add the project you did for your Unidad Integrada /Bilingual Project
5. What to do
Mention these activities in your guide:Museum, sports, cinema, shopping centre or shops, dance or music activity, day trip, walking guided tour to landmarks... Remember they have to be real ones, real places.
5. What to do
6. What to eat, where to eat
- Talk about typical Scottish food or dishes. - Mention the different types of food & restaurants in Scotland. - Choose a restaurant to have lunch or dinner, one per day. - Choose or design your own menus.
3. Travelling
Mode of transport - How are you travelling to Scotland? - Which town/city are you leaving from? - Which town/city are you arriving in? - What mode of transport will you use to move around the town/city where you're based? - What mode of transport will you use to move from one town to another?