IL VELOCIRAPTOR.
QUESTA IMMAGINE È VERA O FALSA?
PARLIAMONE INSIEME
Notiamo che le dimensioni sono più ridotte
Non sembra si potesse comunque scherzarci.
Cosa ne dite?
Ma chi ha creato questo pasticcio?
Ecco il vero aspetto
The Venice Carnival (A1 – Present Simple)
The Venice Carnival is a famous festival in Italy.
People first record it in the year 1268.
Today, the carnival takes place every year in Venice.
The modern Venice Carnival starts in winter.
It usually begins a few weeks before Ash Wednesday.
It ends on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday.
The word carnival comes from Italian.
It comes from the words carne (meat) and vale (farewell).
The word means “farewell to meat”.
People stop eating meat before Easter.
The tradition of the Venice Carnival begins after 1162.
In that year, Venice wins a battle.
People celebrate the victory in Piazza San Marco.
They celebrate with animals, food, and public events.
Later, people start using masks.
In the eighteenth century, the Venice Carnival is very popular.
Venice loses political power but gains pleasure and fun.
Rich people travel across Europe and visit Venice.
They enjoy parties, art, and theatre.
Painters and writers talk about carnival life.
The spirit of the carnival is joy and freedom.
Later, the importance of the carnival becomes smaller.
In the 1930s, the government stops the carnival.
In 1979, people in Venice start the carnival again.
They love their tradition and culture.
Today, the image of the masked person is famous all over the world.
The Venice Carnival makes the city magical in winter.
Carnival of Venice
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Venice Carnival – A1
Stop 1 – St Mark’s Square
We go to St Mark’s Square.
We see many people in carnival costumes.
The costumes are colorful and beautiful.
We walk around the square.
We take photos and enjoy the carnival atmosphere.
Stop 2 – Eat Frittelle
We eat frittelle di carnevale.
Frittelle are sweet and round.
They are made of fried dough.
They have sugar and raisins or cream.
Frittelle are a symbol of the Venice Carnival.
We eat them only during carnival time.
Stop 3 – Walk in Venice
In the evening, we walk in the streets of Venice.
We see small bridges and canals.
Venice is beautiful and magical.
We stop for dinner with our family.
Stop 4 – Gondola Ride
We wake up early in the morning.
We go on a gondola ride.
The gondola goes on the canals.
We see old houses and water streets.
The ride is short but very special.
We take nice photos.
Stop 5 – Carnival Costumes
We wear carnival costumes.
The costumes are big and elegant.
We feel like princes and princesses.
Many people take photos of us.
We have fun and smile a lot.
Stop 6 – Hot Chocolate Break
We stop for hot chocolate and sweets.
We eat more frittelle.
The place is beautiful and elegant.
We relax and enjoy the moment.
Stop 7 – Evening Snack
In the evening, we go to a café.
We eat a small snack.
The café is old and famous.
We imagine life in the past.
Stop 8 – Watch a Show
We watch a small show or concert.
We listen to music.
The performers are very good.
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Danziamo il minuetto
Preistoria video.
Canta e impara!!!!
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Approfondiamo le conseguenze che i rapporti tra le potenze e le scelte politiche possono portare nel mondo
Curiosoni, mi avete chiesto informazioni sulle due guerre.
Ho cercato di esaudire queste richieste.
Affronterete questo argomento alle medie, ma a noi serve per capire in che modo le scelte delle potenze Europee, che stiamo studiando, possono influenzare la vita delle persone.
E perché, spesso,ci sono interessi economici (i soldini piacciono così come il potere) che hanno creato nel corso della storia dei veri e propri disastri.
Ora sta a voi, nuove generazioni, non rifare gli stessi errori.
Sapete. Vi svelo un segreto.
Il tempo passa, veloce, è una ruota. Quello che considerate vecchio non lo è così tanto. Nella storia del pianeta è un battito di ciglia.
Questa gente aveva un nome.
Famiglia.
Amici.
Un cane.
Non sono facce lontane di un mondo lontano, sono i vostri trisavoli, tre generazioni fa. E voi siete i loro discendenti.
Onorate le persone che sono morte, che hanno portato quel benessere che voi indossate, mangiate, condividete.
Perché senza il coraggio di quella signora che ha ospitato i partigiani rischiando la vita se la beccavano, di quel papà che ha combattuto nella neve perdendo la salute o la serenità mentale, di chi ha perso un fratello, un amico. Un figlio. Noi. E voi. Non saremmo chi siamo ora.
E c'è ancora da combattere. Oggi. Per la pace. Ma con le parole. Per la natura. Per i diritti. Per il diritto di essere pienamente noi stessi.
Buona lettura cucciolotti!
Poi ne parliamo insieme
Teacher Barby
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Jane Goodall - classe quinta
🌿 Jane Goodall – A Life with the Chimpanzees
Jane Goodall is one of the most famous scientists in the world. She is a primatologist, a person who studies primates like chimpanzees and gorillas.
Jane is born in London, England, in 1934. Since she is a little girl, she loves animals deeply. She spends hours watching birds, worms, and her dog. When she is only four years old, she hides inside a chicken coop for hours because she wants to see how a hen lays an egg! Her mother does not get angry — she encourages Jane’s curiosity.
Jane dreams of going to Africa. She doesn’t have money to study at university, but she works hard and saves. One day, her dream comes true: she travels to Kenya to visit a friend. There she meets the famous anthropologist Dr. Louis Leakey, who believes Jane’s patience and love for animals make her perfect to study wild chimpanzees.
In 1960, Jane arrives in the Gombe forest, in Tanzania. She is only 26 years old. At first, the chimpanzees run away from her — they are afraid. But Jane waits, quietly and kindly, day after day, week after week. Slowly, they start to trust her.
She gives them names instead of numbers. There is David Greybeard, the wise old male, and Flo, the gentle mother. Jane watches them with respect and love. She writes down everything she sees. One day, she sees something incredible: David Greybeard uses a stick to catch termites — he makes a tool! This changes science forever, because before Jane, people thought only humans used tools.
Jane realizes that chimpanzees are not so different from us. They kiss, hug, laugh, fight, and forgive. They have families and emotions. Her discoveries teach the world that humans are part of nature, not above it.
Over the years, Jane writes many books and becomes a voice for animals and the planet. She creates the Jane Goodall Institute, which protects chimpanzees and their forests. She also starts the program Roots & Shoots, to help young people take action for people, animals, and the environment.
Jane travels around the world almost every day of the year. She meets children, teachers, scientists, and world leaders. She talks about hope, peace, and respect for all living beings. Her message is simple: “Every individual matters. Every action counts. Every day makes a difference.”
Jane Goodall is now remembered as a woman of peace, patience, and courage. Her life shows that dreams can come true when we follow them with love and kindness. Even after her death in 2025, her spirit lives on in the forests, in the chimpanzees, and in every child who believes they can make the world better
1. Who is Jane Goodall?
âžœ Chi è Jane Goodall?
2. Where is she from?
➜ Da dove viene?
3. What animals does she study?
➜ Quali animali studia?
4. Where does she work with chimpanzees?
âžœ Dove lavora con gli scimpanzé?
5. What is the name of her first famous chimpanzee friend?
âžœ Come si chiama il suo primo famoso amico scimpanzé?
6. What did she discover about chimpanzees?
âžœ Che cosa ha scoperto sugli scimpanzé?
7. What organization did she create?
➜ Quale organizzazione ha fondato?
8. What is “Roots & Shoots”?
âžœ Che cos’è “Roots & Shoots”?
9. What message does Jane Goodall teach to the world?
âžœ Qual è il messaggio che Jane Goodall insegna al mondo?
10. When did she die?
âžœ Quando è morta?
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