Password: Day of Andalucia

A	Moorish Palace
B	The name of a football team
C	City where carnival is very popular
D	Hill of sand in some beaches
E	The Imperial ___________ is an amazing bird
F	Traditional dance
G	Name of a river that runs through Seville
H	Typical food
I	Roman ruins in Seville
J	Province where olives are produced
K	How many tomatoes are there in a “salmorejo”?
L	Endangered animal that lives in Doñana
M	The most important monument in Córdoba
N	In the coat of arms of Seville
Ñ	(Contains Ñ) National Park in Andalucía
O	Olives produce it
P	Famous painter who was born in Málaga
Q	informal way to call somebody
R	Columbus stayed here
S	Typical dance
T	Name of a river that runs through Huelva
U	(Contains U) Black animal with horns
V	(Contains V) Place where you can go skiing
W	One of the colours of our flag
X	(Contains X) Autonomous region next to Andalucia
Y	(Contains Y) Name of a popular Duchess
Z	Village in the province of Huelva

St. Valentine's Day

1) Writing a love poem

Roses are red;

Violets are blue;

Sugar is sweet,

And so are you!

The rules

Here are the rules for creating your own “Roses are Red” Valentine’s Day poem:

§  The second line has to rhyme with the fourth line

§  The first line should start ‘Roses are red’

§  The second should either follow the format noun-’is/are’-adjective* or ‘And so is…noun’

§  The third line should always follow the format noun-’is/are’-adjective

§  The last line should start with ‘And’ or ‘But’

2) Think of as many pairs of objects which normally go together. Make a long list of as many as you can. Then write your own version of this poem.

Without you

 I’m like a street with no name

 I’m like a ship without sea

 or a firework without flame.

Without you

I’m like a duck on dry land,

for whatever I do

you always understand!

GREEK MYTHOLOGY

What do you know about Greek Mythology?
Watch the video and complete the chart about Greek Mythology
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJCm8W5RZes

Name	God/ Goddess of	family / love	his symbol / bird /animals	weapons
_________	rain / law / order /thunder / fate	his _________	eagle	scepter / _________
Hera	_______, childbirth, ___________ and empire	Zeus’ wife	pomegranate lotus-staff ____________
Poseidon	sea, ___________, droughts and ______________	Zeus’ __________	horses and ___________	trident
Hades	underworld and ____________	Zeus’ brother Persephone
__________	war, violence and civil order		vulpture venomous ___________	bronze-tipped spear
Apollo	music, __________, archery and healing	Zeus’ __________ with his lover Leto	lyre	bow and _________
Aphrodite	love and beauty		_____________	___________ / myrtle wreath / scallop shell
___________	_________ and lustful desires	son of Aphrodite and ___________		___________ / arrow / kisses
Athena	wisdom, warfare and handicrafts		___________ / olive tree	spear / shield
Hermes	travel and trade	son of _________ and Maia
___________	celebration, drunkenness and pleasure		cup full of ___________

Read the text about Daphne and Apollo and answer the questions:

Daphne and Apollo

      Daphne was an independent young huntress. Her father, the river god Peneus, wished her to marry and have children, but all Daphne wanted was to hunt alone in the deep woods, enjoying her freedom.

     

     
One day Apollo saw her. She was beautiful and Apollo started running after the nymph but Daphne was an excellent runner. He cried out, "Do not fear, stop and find out who I am. I love you!" But Daphne flew on, even more frightened than before. She knew she could never outrun Apollo, but she was determined to resist to the end. She could almost feel Apollo's breath on the back of her neck when she saw her father's river ahead of her. She screamed to him, "Help me father, help me." At these words a dragging numbness came over her, and her feet seemed rooted in the earth. Bark was enclosing her body, and leaves were sprouting from her arms. She had been changed into a laurel tree.

     Apollo sadly watched the transformation as he held her in his arms. "Oh, lovely tree, you will always be mine. I will give you the gift of eternal life. Your leaves will always be green”. Poets also write that Apollo took a limb from one of her branches and made a musical instrument, the guitar.

     Another version of Apollo's instant love for Daphne was the cause of a trick played by Cupid who struck Apollo with one of his golden arrows when he first saw the nymph, and her with a lead arrow when she noticed his advancement.

1. Who was Daphne's father?

1. a)      Peneus
2. b)      Apollo
3. c)       Artemis
4. d)      Cupid

2. Who was the Lord of Delphi?

1. a)      Peneus
2. b)      Artemis
3. c)       Apollo
4. d)      Cupid

3. What was Daphne changed into?

1. a)      A guitar
2. b)      A golden arrow
3. c)       A wreath
4. d)      A laurel tree

4. Who was responsible for Daphne's change?

1. a)      Artemis
2. b)      Apollo
3. c)       Peneus
4. d)      Cupid

5. Who was Peneus?

1. a)      A river god
2. b)      The Lord of Delphi
3. c)       A follower of Artemis
4. d)      The god of love

Who am I?

Read the descriptions and guess the animals
Parts of Animals' bodies