THANKSGIVING DAY

Activity 1. Let´s celebrate!

Answer the questions:

• What is a celebration?

• What is your favourite celebration?

• When do you celebrate it?

•Why do you celebrate it?

• Do you know any celebrations from other countries?

Activity 2. Happy Thanksgiving Day!

. Thanksgiving History Facts.

Thanksgiving History Facts

A ship, called “Mayflower”, took off at September 6th 1620, with 102 people (the pilgrim) and 30 crew members on board to the new world of America, later called “New England”. The pilgrim had been traveling for 65 days until they reached the new world on November 11th in 1620. While the men were building houses for the small village of Plimoth, the women and children had to stay on board of the Mayflower for another 2 months. In this winter more than 50 people died because of illness and coldness. In January 1621, the pilgrim had the first contact to the “Wampanoag”, a tribe of Native Americans. They taught the pilgrim how to hunt and how to plant or grow up corn and other plants. In autumn 1621, when the pilgrim had enough food, they wanted to thank the Wampanoag for their help and celebrated the first American Thanksgiving, the “Harvest Feast”. They celebrated it for almost 3 days and nights.

After you watch the video, answer the next questions:

What did you like about the story of Thanksgiving Day?

Activity 3. Scrambled sentences

Put  the words back into the correct order.

1. American is very holiday Thanksgiving a.

2. a be to used It holiday religious.

3. of origins the of Versions holiday this.

4. The given Native thanks to Americans.

5. to How corn grow and eels catch.

6. traditional baked turkey is have roasted It to or.

7. potatoes mashed with accompanied usually is This.

8. the most Pumpkin commonly pie eaten is dessert.

9. get off three or Government four workers days.

10. Stores goods Christmas with shelves their fill.

Activity 4. We say Thank you

Ej “I want to say Thank you to my father because he listens to me every day”

You have to say thanks for something you want.