Académique Documents
Professionnel Documents
Culture Documents
.
6. Explique ton voisin les informations de lactivit prcdente.
http://gloubiweb.free.fr/cliparts690.htm
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AUTO-VALUATION UNIT 1
Je sais...
les principaus pays de
lEurope.
Oui Non Pas encore
les principales nationalits
europennes.
Oui Non Pas encore
les prpositions qui prcdent
les pays.
Oui Non Pas encore
Je peux...
comprendre un texte dun
jeune europen.
Oui Non Pas encore
associer les pays europens et
leurs nationalits.
Oui Non Pas encore
utiliser Helvia et faire les
activits sur Internet
Oui Non Pas encore
situer les principaux pays de
lEurope.
Oui Non Pas encore
expliquer lcrit les
langues que tu parles, ta
natinalit, ge, ville de
rsidence, famille etc.
Oui Non Pas encore
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ACTIVITIES
1. Label on the map each one of the European countries and its capital.
2. Make a list of the countries belonging to the European Union.
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3. Label which continents receive the most European immigrants.
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4. Compare these two population pyramids of the European Union:
-In which of these are there more people who are 0-17 years old?
-In which of these are there more people who are 17-50 years old?
-In which of these are there more people who are over 80 years old?
-What year has the oldest population?
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5. In which countries will the population increase in the next 40 years?
In which countries will the population decrease in the next 40 years?
Which country will have the largest population growth?
Which country will have the greatest population decrease?
How many African migrants come to Western Europe each year?
How many Asian migrants come to Western Europe each year?
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6. In general, who has a higher life expectancy, men or women?
Which country had the highest life expectancy for women in 2004? The highest
life expectancy for men in 2004?
Which country will have the greatest increase in life expectancy for women in
2050? And men?
Which country has had the greatest increase in life expectancy for women
between 1960 and 2004? For men between 1960 and 2004?
Put the countries listed in the tables below (Women and Men) from the highest
life expectancy to the lowest life expectancy
Life Expectancy for Women
1960-64 1970-74 1980-84 1990-94 2000-03 2004 2050
Belgium 73.5 74.2 76.8 79.8 81.2 81.7 88.3
Denmark 74.4 75.9 77.3 77.9 79.4 79.9 83.7
Germany 72.4 73.6 76.1 79.0 81.2 81.4 86.8
Spain 72.2 74.8 78.6 80.8 83.2 83.8 87.9
France 73.6 75.9 78.4 81.3 82.9 83.8 89.1
Italy 72.3 74.9 77.4 80.5 82.4 82.5 88.8
United Kingdown 73.7 75.0 76.2 78.9 80.5 80.7 86.6
Life Expectancy for Men
1960-64 1970-74 1980-84 1990-94 2000-03 2004 2050
Belgium 67.7 67.8 70.0 73.0 75.1 75.9 82.3
Denmark 70.4 70.7 71.2 72.5 74.7 75.2 80.9
Germany 66.9 67.3 69.6 72.5 75.4 75.7 82.0
Spain 67.4 69.2 72.5 73.7 76.1 77.2 81.4
France 66.9 68.4 70.2 73.2 75.6 76.7 82.7
Italy 67.2 69.0 70.6 74.0 76.8 76.8 83.6
United Kingdown 67.9 68.7 70.2 73.4 75.9 76.2 82.9
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7. In which country is the fertility the highest between 2004-2005?
In which country is the fertility the lowest between 2004-2005?
In which country will the fertility grow the most in 2050?
Which country has the highest fertility and in which time period?
Which country has the lowest fertility and in which time period?
Number of Children Per Woman
1960-
64
1970-
74
1980-
84
1990-
94
2000-
03
2004-
05
2050
Belgium 2.64 2.07 1.61 1.62 1.63 1.64 1.70
Denmark 2.58 1.97 1.44 1.73 1.75 1.78 1.80
Germany 2.46 1.77 1.48 1.32 1.35 1.37 1.45
Spain 2.86 2.87 1.94 1.30 1.26 1.32 1.40
France 2.83 2.36 1.88 1.72 1.89 1.90 1.85
Italy 2.50 2.37 1.55 1.28 1.26 1.33 1.40
United
Kingdown
2.86 2.20 1.81 1.78 1.66 1.74 1.75
8. Which country had the greatest amount of immigrants in 2005?
Which country had the least amount of immigrants in 2005?
Put the countries in order from the most immigrants to the least amount of
immigrants.
International Migrations: Immigrants in 2005
Number x 1000 % of population
Belgium 719 6.9
Denmark 389 7.2
Germany 10144 12.3
Spain 4790 11.1
France 6471 10.7
Italy 2519 4.3
United Kingdown 5408 9.1
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1. Repeat the following words after me.
2. What is it?
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3. Listen and watch the following video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Nzt4s1zY4M. Pay attention because you have to
answer several questions later.
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4. Now, you have to write what David and Lances opinions are about the following
questions. Circle the correct answer.
What thing should we remember to turn off?
A) We can turn off the lights and computer
B) We can turn off the television
C) We can turn off the microwave
Why is it important to save energy?
A) Because energy can run out
B) Because energy prints power plant
C) Because animals need it
How do you save energy at home?
A) Put on a lot of clothes
B) Close the windows
C) Use sunlight
What are some types of renewable energy?
A) Geothermal energy, solar power, wind power
B) Solar power, wind power, hydropower
C) Biomass, solar power, wind power
Whats your message for people who dont conserve energy?
A) If you save energy now, you can use it later
B) If you save energy now, you will feel better
C) If you save energy now, you will save a lot of money
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5. Read the following text:
Green Power Switch: Solar Power
As anyone who has ever spent a day playing or working in the summer heat can tell you,
the sun is an incredibly impressive source of energy. Even from a distance of 93 million
miles, the suns rays are still power-packed. Thats why TVA is using technology that
collects the suns rays and turns them into electricity. The electricity created this way is
called solar power.
Solar power is an environmentally friendly alternative to some other power-generating
methods. This is because the suns energy is renewable, which means we will never run out
of it.
And solar power production does not create significant air, water, or land pollution. The
United States Environmental Protection Agency says that every year the sun bombards the
Earth with 1,000 times the energy we get from burning fossil fuel. The trick is to figure out
how we can harness that incredible energy.
6. Now, answer the following questions:
What is solar power?
What does it mean that the suns energy is renewable?
Does solar power production create pollution?
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7. In pairs, look for information on the Internet about global warming and do an
interview lasting two minutes. One of you will be the interviewer (Partner A) and
the other, the interviewee (Partner B).
TEST YOURSELF
I CAN Organize vocabulary into categories YES NO NOT YET
Take notes from a listening or a video
Summarize the main ideas from a text
Make different types of questions to get
information
Participate in a role play
I KNOW The difference between renewable and
non-renewable energy
The different types of energy
What global warming is
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VOCABULARY
- Reviewing
More + - Less
The most The largest
The least The smallest
To look for
To search
- Ordinal numbers
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
- Numbers
Prime number Composite number
Greatest common factor Least common multiple
- Directions
N: North
S: South
E: East
W: West
- Building
Flat
Floor Ex. 4
th
floor
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1. WELCOME TO EUROPE
As members of the European Union, are you well informed? Here are some questions you
have to know! Look for the answers in the Internet:
1. Recently, new countries joined to the European Union. Which are these countries?
2. How many are we now?
3. What is the distance from West to East? And from North to South?
4. Which is the most populated country? And the least?
5. Which is the biggest country? And the smallest?
6. How many European are we?
7. How many languages do we speak?
8. And you, how many languages do you speak?
Now that we are well informed lets learn something else
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2. TRANSPORTS
The most usual ways of transport between the students of all Europe are the following
ones:
You have to solve the problems and get the numbers. Then exchange numbers for letters
following this table:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
a) On the way from home to school
__ __ __ __ __ __
First letter: The greatest common factor of 8, 10 and 90
Second letter: The least common multiple of 3 and 7
Third letter: The eighth prime number
b) In their free time
__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
First letter: Numbers are divisible by this number if they end by 0 or an even
number.
Second letter: The greatest common factor of 81 and 18
Third letter: Numbers are divisible by this number if the subtraction of the sum of
the digits in a odd position and the sum of the digits in a even position is 0, the
number or a multiple of it.
Fourth letter: Numbers are divisible by this number if they end by 0 or the number.
c) Going to another city
__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
First letter: The least common multiple of 2, 4 and 5
Second letter: The greatest common factor of 36 and 90
Third letter: The greatest common factor of 8, 9 and 17
Fourth letter: Third multiple of 3
Fifth letter: This number is divisible by 2 and 7
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3. DIVISIBILITY RULES SONG
Lets review the divisibility rules before continuing. Listen to the songs and answer the
questions:
a) Rule of 3 and 9
Write on Youtube: divisibility song. Choose link 2.
How is the rule of 3 and 9?
Can you use it in other cases?
b) Rest of the rules
Write on Youtube: divisibility song. Choose link 1.
Write down all the other rules:
4. MULTIPLES AND DIVISORS
Which number is a divisor of 300 and 168 and a
multiple of 2 and 4?
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5. RUNNING COMPETITION
In a running competition, Maria and Marina
start together. It takes 40 seconds to Maria
do one lap and 45 seconds to Marina. In how
many seconds will they be together at the
start?
Help: Complete this table:
Time (seconds) 1
st
lap 2
nd
lap 3
rd
lap 4
th
lap 5
th
lap
Maria
Marina
6. PORTUGAL AND SPAIN: COORDINATES
If Toledo is the point (0,0), to East and North there are positive numbers, to West and
South there are negative numbers. Which are the coordinates for these cities?
a) Cuenca
b) Barcelona
c) Huelva
d) Palma de Mallorca
e) Crdoba
f) Lisbon
g) Porto
h) Lugo
i) Marseille
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7. A BIT OF SPEAKING
Work in pairs. Choose a city and ask your partner where it is:
Where is _____? Which are its coordinates?
Your partner must answer you:
______ is in the North/South/East/West. Its coordinates are _____.
8. INTEGERS
1. Rafa lives in a flat, in a 5th floor. He goes up three floors to talk to his friend Fran. He
goes up one more floor to search his friend Ana. Then he goes down eleven floors to
take his bike. In which floor is he now?
2. Roco and Paula are riding their bikes. They leave from the same place. Roco advances
six kilometers and then she goes back two kilometers. Paula advances eight kilometers
and goes back five kilometers.
a) How far is Roco from Paula?
b) Who advanced more?
c) Who rid more kilometers?
3. Pithagoras died the year 493 BC and was born the year 580 BC. How many years did he
live?
4. A digging machine digs 15 meters per day. It takes it 8 days to dig a hole, whats the
depth of the hole? Express the answer as an integer.
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9. TRAVELLING THROUGH THE EUROPEAN UNION
In the European Union we can travel
without passport, only with our ID card,
so lets plan a journey!
COMPETITION: We want to travel from Fernn-Nez to Bratislava (Where is it?). We
can go by plane, ship, train, car or bike, but there are two conditions:
1. You have to spend the least amount of money possible.
2. You have to get there before three days.
This webpages may help you:
- www.wikipedia.org
- www.ryanair.com
- www.treneseuropa.com
- www.skyscanner.com
- www.autoeurope.es
It can only be one winner so look for the best prices and good luck!
10. PROBLEMS FOR THINKING
Some are difficult, some are easy. Try answering them and give the answers to your teacher.
If you solve them right you will get a prize.
1. The clocks bell in Mathslands cathedral takes 30 seconds in stroking 6 at six oclock in
the afternoon. How much takes in stroking 12 at twelve oclock (midnight)?
Note: To stroke: dar campanadas
2. Diego asks Isabel: How many turkeys have you got in your house? Isabel answers: There are two
turkeys in front of a turkey, two turkeys behind a turkey, and a turkey in the middle of two turkeys.
How many turkeys has Isabel got?
Note: Turkey
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3. Mathslands army has 1.547 companies, all of them of the same size. Also they can be
grouped in 34.697 soldiers per squadron. Which is the least number of men who can
compose the army of Mathsland?
11. COST OF LIFE IN DIFFERENT EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Depending on the countries cost of life is greater or lower. Spain is not a very expensive
country in the EU. It is not a cheap country either. Lets compare it with Nederland and
Poland.
Complete the table:
Nederland Poland Spain
Cost of a
sandwich ()
Its the same price
than in Spain:
Its the half of the price
in Spain:
3
Cost of a pair of
shoes ()
Its three times the
price in Poland:
It is two thirds of the
Spanish price:
35
Cost of a hotel
night ()
It is four times the
cost of a pair of
shoes:
It costs a quarter of the
Dutch price:
It`s the double of the
polish cost:
Cost of bus
ticket ()
2.5
Its one tenth of the cost
in Nederland:
Its five times the
price in Poland:
Cost of a coke
()
It costs three halves
of the Spanish coke:
It costs one fourth of
the price of a coke in
Spain:
It costs the same of
the sandwich (in
Spain):
Cost of a
cinema ticket
()
It is twice the Spanish
price:
It is three fourths of the
Spanish price:
5
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12. EUROPEAN UNIONS RELIGIONS
There are some religious differences between the citizens of the 27 states of the European
Union. In some countries like Italy, France or Ireland predominate the catholic religion; in
others like Sweden or Denmark the protestant, in others like Greece the orthodox religion.
In addition, there are a percentage of agnostics and atheists in the states of the EU that
varies according to the state where you are. While only a 5% of the Maltese people do not
believe in God, in France or Czech Republic the 30-35% are atheists. In Spain, 20% of the
population is non-believing or atheistic.
On the other hand, independent of the personal belief, the majority of European is doesnt
go to church or do not follow any religion: 76% of the Estonians, 60% of the Czechs, 44%
of the Dutch, 43% of the Hungarians, 40% of the Lithuanians, 35% of the Belgians, 33%
of the Germans, 30% of the Luxemburgish ones, 30% of the Slovenes, 27% of the French,
23% of the Slovaks do not follow any religion.
European Union: Countries and religions
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European Union: Countries and inhabitants
Country Germany France
Great
Britain
Italy Spain Poland
Rumani
a
Nederland Portugal
Millions of
inhabitants
82.5 64.5 60.2 59.4 46.7 38.6 22.3 16.3 11.3
Country Greece Belgium
Czech
Republic
Hungary Sweeden Austria Bulgary Denmark Slovaquia
Millions of
inhabitants
11.2 10.4 10.3 10.1 9.1 8.2 7.8 5.4 5.4
Country Finland Ireland Lithuania Latvia Slovenia Estonia Chiprus
Luxembur
g
Malta
Millions of
inhabitants
5.2 4.3 3.5 2.3 2.0 1.4 0.7 0.5 0.4
European Union: 500 millions of inhabitants
Questions:
a) Which are the most important religions in Europe?
b) According to the map and the table, how many Europeans are orthodox? And
protestant?
c) Which is the percentage of each religion?
d) How many Spanish are atheistic? And French? And people from Malta?
e) How many Germans have no religion? And French? And Lithuanian? And
Estonian?
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13. THE MEMBERS OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, IN NUMBERS
In the European Parliament, after the European elections, there are many new faces: 350 of
the 736 Members of the European Parliament sit down for the first time.
Which will be the age of the new parliamentarians? Which is the percentage of men, and
which the one of women? Who received more votes?
More than half of the Members of the European Parliament already have experience: the
50.14% have been re-elected. The country where more Members repeated is Malta, with an
80 percent. In the opposed pole, the country with more new Members of the European
Parliament is Lithuania, a 75%.
The youngest europarliamentarian is 25 years old (the Danish) and the oldest is 81 (the
Italian).
Men or women?
There are great differences between the different countries: In Finland the 61.54% of the
Members of the European Parliament are women, in Malta they are all men. In the Camera,
the percentage of women raises to the 35.33%, against the 31.21% of the previous
legislature.
Country Malta Lithuania Denmark Italy Finland Spain E.U.
Number of
eurodeputies
5 13 14 78 14 54 785
Questions:
a) Which is the percentage of new eurodeputies?
b) How many eurodeputies are repeating the experience?
c) Which is the country with more women? How many are there?
d) And with less women? How many are there?
e) Which is the difference of ages between the oldest and the youngest?
f) Which is the percentage of rise of women from last term to this one?
g) How many women are there now?
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14. PROBLEM SOLVING
Question: Laura has a bag with Belgian chocolates: 3 green ones, 4 blue ones and 1 red
chocolate. What fractional part of the bag of chocolate is green?
Strategy:
1) UNDERSTAND: Information:
What do you need to find?
2) PLAN: How can you solve the problem? You can draw a picture.
3) SOLVE:
15. PROBLEM SOLVING
Cristina is organizing her T-shirts for travelling to France. One half of her T-shirts are
white, 1/6 are blue and 4 are red. How many T-shirts does Cristina have?
Note: Solve it drawing a picture.
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16. PROBLEMS FOR THINKING
1. When the grandfather was young he had no money to buy cigarettes. He had to take
butts from the floor to make cigarettes. In a box he has 64 butts. With four butts he
makes one cigarette. How many cigarettes he can make?
Smoking is bad for your health! Note: butt: colilla.
2. Which is the thirtieth decimal number of 3/7?
17. THE EUROPEAN UNIONS GAME
Vocabulary
Die
To roll the die
Referee
Sentences
Its my turn. I roll the die. I get a ___.
I advance ___ countries.
The answer is ___.
I am in Norway/Switzerland. I roll the die again.
Instructions for The European Unions Game
1. Divide the class into groups of five.
2. Divide into groups of two with one referee.
3. Roll the die. If you get a 1 or a 2, you advance one country. If you get a 3 or a 4, you
advance two countries. If you get a 5 or a 6, you advance three countries.
4. Take turns rolling the die and answering the questions. The referee checks if you
answer correctly.
5. If you answer incorrectly, you go back to the square where you came from.
6. If you land on Norway or Switzerland (not in the European Union) and you answer
correctly you get another turn.
7. The first player to reach Malta and answer the question correctly wins the game and is
on holidays.
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Good Luck!
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QUESTIONS FOR THE EUROPEAN UNIONS GAME:
1. Calculate: ( ) ( ) ( )
6 4
2 2 2 =
2. Calculate: ( ) ( )
5 10
6 6 =
3. Calculate: 225
4. Complete:
5. Whats the value of x: 8
x
= 1/2
6. Calculate: ( ) ( )
3 10
6 6
7. Complete:
8. Calculate: 180
9. Calculate: ( ) | | =
5
2
3
10. Calculate:
11. Calculate: ( ) ( ) ( )
5 5 5
4 3 7 =
12. Calculate: 40,000
13. Calculate:
0
4
1
|
.
|
\
|
=
14. Find the error:
15. Calculate:
5 5
4 8 =
16. Calculate:
4 3
5
2
5
2
|
.
|
\
|
|
.
|
\
|
=
17. Calculate: 51
18. Find the error:
19. Calculate: ( ) ( )
13 15
3 3 =
20. Whats the value of x: 2
x
= 1/8
21. Calculate:
3 3
5
4
2
1
|
.
|
\
|
|
.
|
\
|
=
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22. Find the error:
23. Calculate:
5 5
4
3
3
2
|
.
|
\
|
|
.
|
\
|
=
24. Complete:
25. Complete:
26. Calculate: ( )
4
3
2
27. Whats the value of x: 2
x
= 8
28. Calculate de fraction which represents 0.2525
29. Is 3/5 = 0.353535... true?
18. PROBLEM SOLVING
Question: You are saving money to travel to Ireland to learn English. You save $3 on
Monday. Each day after that you save the square of the quantity you saved the day before.
If this pattern continues, how much would you save on Friday?
Strategy:
1) UNDERSTAND: Information:
2) PLAN: How can you solve the problem? You can make a table.
3) SOLVE:
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19. PROBLEMS FOR THINKING
1. The number 64 is squared, cubed and elevated to the sixth power, since:
64 = 8
2
= 4
3
= 2
6
Which is the smaller number than it is squared, elevated to the fourth, the sixth and
the eighth power? How many digits has the number got?
2. Which is the greater number than you can write with four 1?
BIBLIOGRAPHY
www.europarl.es
www.wikipedia.org
www.mathstories.com
www.geothesis.com
CD: Recreo matemtico. Rafael Bracho
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ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER
LISTENING
I can understand when someone
talks about integers and powers and
its operations in the context of
everyday life.
READING
I can read texts about situations
where integers and powers are used
and understand the most important
information.
SPEAKING
I can talk about integers and powers
in the context of everyday life.
WRITING
I can write answers about questions
related to integers and powers.
VOCABULARY
I recognize words and expressions
related to integers and powers.
SELF ASSESSMENT
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European Traditional Music
There are three groups into which music can be classified:
CLASSICAL TRADITIONAL POPULAR
These are the main types of music. Each one has features that make it different from the
others. There are also several sub-styles.
1. Find the sentences which describe traditional style.
- It is the music of a particular country.
- String, woodwind, brass and percussion instruments usually feature in this type of
music.
- This music is what people often listen to for entertainment.
- It is performed in front of a seated, silent audience and usually in a theatre.
- It brings local color.
- The origins go back centuries.
- Its composers are often famous.
- Usually, the composers are famous.
- Nowadays, there is a big industry around it.
- It is not usually written down.
- Sometimes it is played at big concerts and festivals.
- It is usually played in town festivities or family celebrations.
- Bands such as The Beatles or singers such as Michael Jackson perform this type of
music.
- It is written in scores.
- It uses electric instruments.
- It has existed since medieval times.
- It has been recorded since almost its beginning.
- Beethoven and Mozart composed this type of music.
- This music is not so serious or formal.
- It usually includes singing and dancing.
- It developed in the 20
th
century.
- It has been passed on from generation to generation orally.
- Sometimes this music is improvised.
- It includes a lot of different sub-styles: jazz, rock, rap
- It uses typical instruments of a country.
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Put the above sentences in order to create a definition for traditional music.
Traditional style:
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Traditional music can have songs, dances and instruments.
Instruments of Europe
1. Look at the following European instruments. Have you ever seen these instruments
in an orchestra?
Identify and match these instruments to the correct picture:
TIN WHISTLE BAGPIPES
KANTELE BALALAIKA
HURDY GURDY DVOJNICE
ASKOMANDOURA SPANISH GUITAR
CASTANETS ALPHORN
LAUNEDDAS HARDINGFELE
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Can you guess which country each instrument comes from? You can use
expressions like:
I think this instrument is from ...
I have seen this instrument in ...
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A Traditional Song
"Greensleeves" is a traditional English folk song and tune based on a medieval form of
music called a romanesca or its slight variant, the passamezzo antico.
It is possible to first find this song as a score in several late-16th-century and early 17th-
century sources; however, previously it was written as a manuscript like popular music of
the period.
There is that Greensleeves was composed by Henry VIII for his lover and future queen
Anne Boleyn. Boleyn allegedly rejected King Henry's attempts to seduce her. This rejection
may be referred to in the song when the writer says that his love "cast me off
discourteously". The piece, however, is based on an Italian style of composition that did
not reach England until after Henry's death.
There are many versions of this song like there are lamentations of a lover.
The lyrics say:
Alas, my love, you do me wrong,
To cast me off discourteously.
For I have loved you well and long,
Delighting in your company.
Chorus:
Greensleeves was all my joy
Greensleeves was my delight,
Greensleeves was my heart of gold,
And who but my lady greensleeves.
2. Answer the questions:
o Where is the song from?
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o What is it about?
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o When was it written?
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o Who was it written by?
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Now listen to the modern version of this song by Loreenna Mckennitt:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5sSrYzzIKw
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3. Play the notes of the traditional song from England, Greensleeves.
4. Listen to the following songs. Write some characteristics for each one and identify
the country where they come from. They may be from Spain, Portugal, Bulgaria,
France, Italy or Ireland.
- Fado:
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- Chanson:
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- Bulgarian voices:
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- Balade:
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- Celtic music:
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- Sole:
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5. Look for more European traditional instruments. Put them on the map of Europe.
Write their name and draw them. You can consult the following web page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_folk_music_traditions
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6. Complete the following text with the words:
folk regional oral characteristics
balalaika culture instruments
This music forms part of a __________________. It expresses itself through dances,
styles, and_____________ which give value to the culture.
Traditional ___________ music of a country is a form of music that is distinct from
the music of a town.
Traditional music has been very important as a symbol of identity and as inspiration for
other types of music.
Instruments such as the ______________ of Russian origin, the tin whistle of English
origin, the castanets of Spanish origin, and the fado of Portuguese origin give great wealth
to European culture. As well, each musical tradition is a symbol of cultural identity.
Traditional folk music has these _______________________.
- It is transmitted through ________________ tradition.
- The music is often related to national culture. It is particular to each
culture.
Dances folk of Europe
Each country, town or region has typical dress.
Germany Greece Holand
Dance is a type of art that generally involves movement of the body that is often rhythmic
and to music.
The term "folk dance" is sometimes applied to dances of historical importance in
European culture and history which typically originated before the20th century. Some
countries' dances have features that are unique to that country.
International folk dance groups exist in cities and college campuses in many countries. In
these dancers learn folk dances from many cultures for recreation.
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7. Watch the following videos about European dances and point out some of their
features:
o Video 1: Greek dance
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NT92u-bP8a8
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o Video 2: Russian dance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDSVCR5Cl9U
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o Video 3: Spanish dance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Il-vn6Gm16Q
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8. Work in groups of three. Each group will choose one country and do some
research on the traditional music of Europe.
Divide the tasks:
- One student will find out about instruments
- Another student will look at the musics characteristics, the types of music, etc.
- Another student will look for pictures and recordings of the traditional music of
that country.
Prepare a presentation. Present it in class. Explain what you have discovered about
the traditional music of a country in Europe. Play the recordings you found to
support your presentation.
AUTOEVALUATION
Yes No I dont know
identify traditional music.
I can participate in a group.
extract information from texts.
I know what traditional music is.
different European instruments.
the value of traditional music