Review: countries and seasons
Let us review. We ask: Where are you from? and answer: I’m from Egypt. I’m Egyptian. We ask: When is your birthday? and answer: My birthday is on May 4th. We ask: What’s the weather today? and answer: It’s sunny. We say: Yesterday it was cold. Today it is sunny. Tomorrow it will be hot. We know four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. Practise each question with a friend.
| We ask | We answer |
|---|---|
| Where are you from? | I’m from Egypt. I’m Egyptian. |
| When is your birthday? | My birthday is on May 4th. |
| What’s the weather today? | It’s sunny. |
| What was the weather yesterday? | It was cold. |
| What will the weather be tomorrow? | It will be hot. |
Hello, Ken! Where are you from?
I’m from Japan. I’m Japanese. And you?
I’m from Egypt. I’m Egyptian. When is your birthday?
It’s on October 2nd. What’s the weather in Egypt today?
It’s sunny and warm. Yesterday it was cloudy. Tomorrow it will be hot!
Egypt has four seasons. Spring is from March to May and the flowers grow. Summer is from June to August and it is very hot. Autumn is from September to November. Winter is from December to February and it is rainy in the north. Farida likes spring because it is sunny and not too hot.
Pen friend. The child is a reporter who interviews a pen friend from another country (the grown-up pretends to be a boy or girl from France, China or America). The child asks: Where are you from? When is your birthday? What’s the weather today? and writes one word for each answer. Then they change places.
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