Tuesday - April 28th
Good Tuesday morning!
Another day, another dollar. Here's today's programme:
Remember to join me in Teams at 9.15!
Religion 5-6:
Today we will take a look at (or rather listen to) music in religion.
There is a concert for you to listen to in this link! Enjoy!
English 5-6:
Listening to English songs is a very good way to learn the language. I suggest that you try to play lyricstraining-game, where you need to listen to the song and write the missing lyrics. Since the spring is almost here, I've chosen Bruce Springsteen's Born in the Usa. In case the link doesn't work with every platform the link to lyricstraining is https://lyricstraining.com/
After you've tried the song I suggested, feel free to give your own favorite song a try! :)
Env. Studies 5-6:
Today we will learn more about Africa. Here are the notes for you to write down in your notebooks
35-afrikan-nykypaivaa.pdf
In addition, you have a lot of information about Africa, so read pages 178-181 and do exercises on pages 116-117. Here is the translation for the questions:
1. Name these countries on a map.
colonial time is right or wrong.
a. Europeans ruled Africa.
b. The standard of living of Africans rose.
c. Europeans defined the borders of African states.
d. African tribes wanted to unite.
e. Africans were paid well for their work.
f. Africans were transported as slaves to other continents.
3. Correct the previous false statements.
4. What natural sources does Africa have?
History 5-6:
Let's have a history lesson in Teams at 9.15! We will take a look at the birth of the United States of America. Your homework is to answer to these questions:
1. Why were England and colonies arguing?
2. How were the events in Boston interpreted in England?
3. How was the Enlightenment displayed in the Declaration of Independence?
The powerpoint for today's lesson
The Birth of USA.pptx
Music 5-6:
Since we've been learning about Africa today, I suggest you listen to some African melodies. It is quite different from the every-day music that we listen. :)
Remember to join me in Teams at 9.15!
Religion 5-6:
Today we will take a look at (or rather listen to) music in religion.
There is a concert for you to listen to in this link! Enjoy!
English 5-6:
Listening to English songs is a very good way to learn the language. I suggest that you try to play lyricstraining-game, where you need to listen to the song and write the missing lyrics. Since the spring is almost here, I've chosen Bruce Springsteen's Born in the Usa. In case the link doesn't work with every platform the link to lyricstraining is https://lyricstraining.com/
After you've tried the song I suggested, feel free to give your own favorite song a try! :)
Env. Studies 5-6:
Today we will learn more about Africa. Here are the notes for you to write down in your notebooks
35-afrikan-nykypaivaa.pdf
In addition, you have a lot of information about Africa, so read pages 178-181 and do exercises on pages 116-117. Here is the translation for the questions:
1. Name these countries on a map.
- 1. Marocco, 2. Egypt, 3. Nigeria 4. Ethiopia, 5. Kenya
- 6. Tanzania, 7. Namibia, 8. Mozambique, 9.South-Africa
colonial time is right or wrong.
a. Europeans ruled Africa.
b. The standard of living of Africans rose.
c. Europeans defined the borders of African states.
d. African tribes wanted to unite.
e. Africans were paid well for their work.
f. Africans were transported as slaves to other continents.
3. Correct the previous false statements.
4. What natural sources does Africa have?
History 5-6:
Let's have a history lesson in Teams at 9.15! We will take a look at the birth of the United States of America. Your homework is to answer to these questions:
1. Why were England and colonies arguing?
2. How were the events in Boston interpreted in England?
3. How was the Enlightenment displayed in the Declaration of Independence?
The powerpoint for today's lesson
The Birth of USA.pptx
Music 5-6:
Since we've been learning about Africa today, I suggest you listen to some African melodies. It is quite different from the every-day music that we listen. :)