TYPICAL ENGLISH HOUSES

Here are some examples of typical English houses, parts of the houses and settings. Can you compare them with your house?
Sit down and watch!! (Where do you live? VIDEO)

VOCABULARY WORKSHOP

1. In my house (jumbled words).

2. Different types of Houses (starter activity).

3. Hangman.

4. Objects of the House (some games).

5. HOUSE FOR SALE. Picture Comprehension (multiple choice activity).
6. Visit a pretty housse (mummy bear) 
7. Where's ...? (classify the items of furniture)


FAMOUS HOUSES

10 Downing Street

• The White House (USA)
• Dickens House
• Buckingham Palace (UK) Exercise 1 
• 221B Baker Street (Sherlock Holmes) 
• 10 Downing Street (UK, Prime Minister)
• 4 Privet Drive (Harry Potter)
• 742 Evergreen Terrace: The Simpsons' house (have fun!)

  

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• Watch the Video: The Simpson' Real House

British Houses

British Houses

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BRITISH MONEY

The Brish currency is the pound sterling. The sign for the pound is ...

British do not use the euro. Although a few of the big shops will accept euro, it is rarely used across Britain. Since decimalisation in 1971, the pound is divided into 100 pence.

The singular of pence is "penny". The symbol of the penny is "p". Hence an amount such as 50p is often pronounced "fifty pee" rather than "fitfy pence".

There are both coins and banknotes.

How much is a pound worth?

Here are some  interactive activities to help you recognise and use British Currency:

1. Money Box: You can drag coins into a  money box and then calculate he money box total.
2. Sweet Shop: You can shoose items to buy and then pay for them by dragging coins onto a hand.