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Forrás: http://www.learnenglish.de/grammar/adjectivepersonality.htm
Sing A Song Of People
Sing a Song of People
( by: Lois Lenski)
Sing a song of people
walking fast or slow;
People in the city
Up and down they go.
People on the sidewalk,
people on the bus;
people passing, passing,
in back and front of us.
People on the subway
underneath the ground;
people riding taxis
round and round and round
People with their hats on,
going in the doors;
People with unbrellas
when it rains and pours.
People in tall buildings
and in stores below;
Riding elevators
up and down they go.
People walking singly,
people in a crowd;
People saying nothing,
people talking loud.
People laughing, smiling,
grumpy people too;
People who just hurry
and never look at you!
Sing a song of people
who like to come and go;
Sing of city people
you see but never know!
Sing a Song of Animals
Sing a song of animals,
Tramping fast or slow.
Animals in a tree,
climbing as they go.
Animals squeaking happily,
Animals looking proud.
Animals doing nothing,
Animals being loud.
Animals in tall houses,
And underground below.
Riding in a car,
up and down they go.
Animals with hats on,
sitting indoors.
Animals with winter woolies,
when it rains and pours.
Sing a song of animals,
who like to come and go.
Sing of little animals,
you see but never know.
Fluffy Cauliflowers
Zöldségek, gyümölcsök angol nevének gyakorlásához ajánlom ezt a kis éneket.
Cauliflowers Fluffy and cabbages green Strawberries are sweeter than any I've seen Beetroots purple and onions white All grow steadily day and night The apples are ripe and the plums are red The broadbeans are sleeping in their blankety bed Blackberries are juicy and rhubards sour Marrows fattening hour by hour Gooseberries hairy and lettuces fat Radishes round and runner beans flat The apples are ripe and the plums are red The broadbeans are sleeping in their blankety bed Orangey carrots and turnips cream Reddening tomatoes that used to be green Brown potatoes in little heaps Down in the darkness where the celery sleeps The apples are ripe and the plums are red The broadbeans are sleeping in their blankety bed, Yea!
Flashcards: http://angolgyerekeknek.blogspot.com/2010/09/fruits-vegetables-kartyak.html
Animals Home / Hol élnek az állatok?
Ant - Hill or Formicary
Badger - Sett
Bat - Roost, Cave
Bear - Den
Beaver - Lodge
Bee - Hive
Bird - Nest
Bird of Prey - Eyrie
Cat - Cattery, Lair, Den
Cattle - Barn, Byre, Pasture, Stable
Chicken - Coop, Run
Cow - Stables, Shed
Dog - Kennel
Fox - Earth, Den, Hole, Lair
Hare - Form
Hen - Coops
Horse - Paddock, Stable, Stall, Stud
Lion - Den
Mole - Burrow, Fortress, Tunnel
Otter - Holt, Ledge
Pig - Pen, Sty, Pigsty
Rabbit - Warren, Burrow, Cony-garth, Hutch
Sheep - Fold, Pen
Snake - Nest
Spider - Web
Squirrel - Drey
Termite - Mound
Tiger - Lair
Wasp - Nest, Vespiary
Wolf - Lair, Den
Badger - Sett
Bat - Roost, Cave
Bear - Den
Beaver - Lodge
Bee - Hive
Bird - Nest
Bird of Prey - Eyrie
Cat - Cattery, Lair, Den
Cattle - Barn, Byre, Pasture, Stable
Chicken - Coop, Run
Cow - Stables, Shed
Dog - Kennel
Fox - Earth, Den, Hole, Lair
Hare - Form
Hen - Coops
Horse - Paddock, Stable, Stall, Stud
Lion - Den
Mole - Burrow, Fortress, Tunnel
Otter - Holt, Ledge
Pig - Pen, Sty, Pigsty
Rabbit - Warren, Burrow, Cony-garth, Hutch
Sheep - Fold, Pen
Snake - Nest
Spider - Web
Squirrel - Drey
Termite - Mound
Tiger - Lair
Wasp - Nest, Vespiary
Wolf - Lair, Den
Animals in Winter / Hibernation
Winter is cold.There is snow on the ground. People live in the warm houses.
What do animals do?
Some animals sleep all winter. It is very deep sleep called hibernation.
Other animals stay active in winter. It is hard for them to find food.
Some birds fly south for the winter. We called this migration.They go to warmer place to find food.
Other birds stay here all winter. We can help by feeding them.
Time For Hibernation
(Frere Jacques tune)
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Big black bear, big black bear?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In a log, in a lair.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Big black bear, big black bear?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In a log, in a lair.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Hanging bat, hanging bat?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In a cave is where I'm at.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Garter snake, garter snake?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In the mud, in a lake.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Toad and frog, toad and frog?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In a pond, near a log.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Meadow mouse, meadow mouse?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
in a field, near a house.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Turtle friend, turtle friend?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In the stream, till winter's end!
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In a cave is where I'm at.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Garter snake, garter snake?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In the mud, in a lake.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Toad and frog, toad and frog?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In a pond, near a log.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Meadow mouse, meadow mouse?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
in a field, near a house.
Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,
Turtle friend, turtle friend?
Time for hibernation.
What is your location?
In the stream, till winter's end!
In the stream, till winter's end!
Animals do many different, amazing things to get through the winter. Some of them "migrate."
Some animals remain and stay active in the winter. They must adapt to the changing weather. Many make changes in their behavior or bodies. To keep warm, animals may grow new, thicker fur in the fall. On weasels and snowshoe rabbits, the new fur is white to help them hide in the snow.
Animals may find winter shelter in holes in trees or logs, under rocks or leaves, or underground. Some mice even build tunnels through the snow. To try to stay warm, animals like squirrels and mice may huddle close together.
Some animals "hibernate" for part or all of the winter. This is a special, very deep sleep. The animal's body temperature drops, and its heartbeat and breathing slow down. It uses very little energy. In the fall, these animals get ready for winter by eating extra food and storing it as body fat. They use this fat for energy while hibernating. Some also store food like nuts or acorns to eat later in the winter. Bears, skunks, chipmunks, and some bats hibernate.
Cold-blooded animals like fish, frogs, snakes and turtles have no way to keep warm during the winter. Snakes and many other reptiles find shelter in holes or burrows, and spend the winter inactive, or dormant. This is similar to hibernation.
Some animals remain and stay active in the winter. They must adapt to the changing weather. Many make changes in their behavior or bodies. To keep warm, animals may grow new, thicker fur in the fall. On weasels and snowshoe rabbits, the new fur is white to help them hide in the snow.
Animals may find winter shelter in holes in trees or logs, under rocks or leaves, or underground. Some mice even build tunnels through the snow. To try to stay warm, animals like squirrels and mice may huddle close together.
Some animals "hibernate" for part or all of the winter. This is a special, very deep sleep. The animal's body temperature drops, and its heartbeat and breathing slow down. It uses very little energy. In the fall, these animals get ready for winter by eating extra food and storing it as body fat. They use this fat for energy while hibernating. Some also store food like nuts or acorns to eat later in the winter. Bears, skunks, chipmunks, and some bats hibernate.
Cold-blooded animals like fish, frogs, snakes and turtles have no way to keep warm during the winter. Snakes and many other reptiles find shelter in holes or burrows, and spend the winter inactive, or dormant. This is similar to hibernation.
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