School days and breakfast abroad
Children around the world are different, but they all eat breakfast and go to school. In Egypt the school week is from Sunday to Thursday. For breakfast many Egyptian children have ful, ta’ameya, eggs or cheese. In Japan many people have rice, fish and soup. In France many people have bread with jam. In America some children have cereal with milk. In many countries children go to school from Monday to Friday. We say: For breakfast I have … . We respect different food and different school days.
| Country | Breakfast |
|---|---|
| Egypt | ful and ta’ameya |
| Japan | rice, fish and soup |
| France | bread and jam |
| America | cereal and milk |
What do you have for breakfast, Claire?
I have bread with jam and milk. What about you?
I have ful and ta’ameya.
Do you go to school on Sunday?
Yes! In Egypt we go from Sunday to Thursday.
I go from Monday to Friday. It is different, but I like it!
Ken lives in Japan. For breakfast he has rice, fish and soup. He goes to school from Monday to Friday. Yassin lives in Egypt. For breakfast he has ful and ta’ameya. He goes to school from Sunday to Thursday. The two boys have different breakfasts, but they both like school.
Breakfast poster. The child folds a paper in two. On one side the child draws and writes the family’s breakfast: For breakfast we have … . On the other side the child draws a breakfast from another country and writes: In Japan many people have … . The child shows the poster and says what is different.
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