Wednesday 17 December 2014

Module 3e Myths and legends

Is there a story about a legendary creature in Russia? 
Write a short text about it: 

  • its name
  • place it lives
  • what it looks like
  • character
  • the story about it


                                      BABA YAGA
In Russian folklore there are a lot of stories about a scary witch called Baba Yaga. Baba Yaga is an ugly old woman with a long nose and a "bony leg". She lives deep in the forest in a hut standing on extra-large chicken legs. She usually flies around in a large mortar and pushes herself through the forest with a broom. Although she is an old crone, Baba Yaga is a wise woman and can sometimes give advice and magical gifts to heroes.


Can you write about Koshchey the DeathlessZmey Gorynych or Solovey-Razboynik?!

Saturday 13 December 2014

Unit 3a Word-Building

The list of words:

  1. write - writer
  2. engine - engineer
  3. paint - painter
  4. design - designer
  5. philosophy - philosopher
  6. invent - inventor
  7. sculpture - sculptor
  8. architecture - architect
  9. music - musician
  10. mathematics - mathematician
  11. geology - geologist
  12. science - scientist
  13. war - warrior
  14. explore - explorer
  15. lead - leader
  16. rule - ruler
Unit 3b
Vocabulary - Leaders SB. page 46

Monday 8 December 2014

Unit 3a Great People - Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci was the most talented person who ever lived. He was born in Italy in 1452. He was very intelligent and curious and learnt lots of things by himself. 

Da Vinci was a great engineer. He designed many working machines for war, industry, and transport. He sketched very accurate maps, designed a brilliant canal system and a huge bridge.



Leonardo da Vinci was also an inventor. His inventions include a sort of helicopter, flying machines, a calculator, a parachute and even robots.


Leonardo da Vinci was a great painter. Two of his paintings, the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, are the most famous paintings of all time.


Leonardo da Vinci was a scientist. He studied plants, animals and the human body, and made detailed drawings and notes about them.


He used "mirror" writing!