UNIT SA
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Get plunged into the culture of this English-speaking country and discover its landmarks and specificities.
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Day 1 · Know the basics
https://www.britannica.com/place/South-Africa
https://kids.britannica.com/kids/article/South-Africa/345787
https://www.kids-world-travel-guide.com/south-africa-for-kids.html
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https://www.britannica.com/place/South-Africa
https://kids.britannica.com/kids/article/South-Africa/345787
https://www.kids-world-travel-guide.com/south-africa-for-kids.html
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https://www.britannica.com/place/South-Africa
https://kids.britannica.com/kids/article/South-Africa/345787
https://www.kids-world-travel-guide.com/south-africa-for-kids.html
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Day 2 · Discover South African animals
The blue crane is the national bird of South Africa. Blue cranes are large, blue-gray birds. They stand about 39 to 47 inches (100 to 120 centimeters) tall.
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The springbok is the national animal of South Africa. This is a small antelope. It measures about 30 inches (75 centimeters) high and weigh about 90 pounds (40 kilograms). Its back is reddish brown. A dark line separates the brown color from the white underside. It has a dark stripe across the face. Both sexes have horns. The horns of the rams (males) are thicker than those of the ewes (females). It has a pocket-like skin flap that runs from the middle of its back to its tail. It can reach speeds up to 90 km/hr (56 mph) and it is among the top ten fastest land animals in the world.
The springbok eats grass and leaves. It can go for a long time without drinking water because it gets enough moisture from leaves. It drinks water when it is available. It lives in the grasslands and semiarid regions of South Africa.
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The Cape cobra is a large snake of southern Africa. It is one of the deadliest snakes in the region. The scientific name of the Cape cobra is Naja nivea. Cape cobras are found in large parts of the Western Cape province. They live in a variety of habitats, from savanna to desert and semidesert. Cape cobras are about 5 feet (1.5 meters) long. Females are slightly smaller. Their colors vary greatly.
They can be yellow or reddish brown, and even golden, dark brown, or almost black. Cape cobras are shy snakes. They eat live prey, such as mice, lizards, and small mammals. Cape cobras lay between 8 and 20 eggs at a time.
THE CAPE COBRA
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The forest shrew or Myosorex varius is the world's smallest mammal. The tiny shrew which looks like a mouse is only 8 cm / 3 inches long and weighs 12 grammes. It can be grey-brown to dark grey-brown. It is a very big eater, and a fierce predator considering its small size. It is an insectivore, hunting insects as well as other invertebrates, like spiders or grasshoppers. It is predominantly noctural. We can find it in the eastern regions of South Africa. This animal lives in temperate forests, dry savanna and temperate grassland.
THE FOREST SHREW
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Observe les expressions rencontrées précédemment.
The Forest Shrew is is the world's smallest mammal.
Quel est leur point commun ?
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A présent, observe ces phrases:
Que remarques-tu ? Vois tu des différences ? Tire des conclusions.
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Day 3 · Discover South African landmarks
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She travelled in January.
It was winter.
She travelled in June.
1) When did Kerry travel to South Africa ? Give some precisions about the context.
It was the Football World Cup.
It was summer.
She travelled in February.
It was the anniversary of Mandela's release.
It was the Rugby World Cup.
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2) What places did she visit ?
Place N°1 :
Green Park
Constitution Hill
Voortrekker Monument
Description :
A huge statue
An enormous beautiful building
Place N°2 :
Table Mountain
Muizenberg's beach huts
Robben Island
Activities we can do :
surf
jetski
see whales
see sharks
see dolphins
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Day 4 · Discover South African landmarks
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Day 4 · Discover South Africa with Expedia
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Day 4 · Discover South Africa with Expedia (correction)
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Day 4 · Discover South Africa with Expedia (correction)
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Day 4 · Discover South Africa with Expedia (correction)
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Day 4 · Discover South African landmarks
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Day 5 · Discover their culinary specialties
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Day 6 · Sports in South Africa
Anticipation: Try to identify the following sports.
Cricket
rugby
soccer
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Day 6 · Sports in South Africa
Activity: Now, read the article and complete the worksheet.
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Day 6 · Sports in South Africa (correction)
Football / Soccer
The Kaizer Chiefs / Orlando Pirates
Soweto
Bafana Bafana / Banyana Banyana
vuvuzela=plastic horn
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Day 6 · Sports in South Africa (correction)
Rugby
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green and gold
The Springboks
the springbok and the king protea
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Day 6 · Sports in South Africa (correction)
Cricket
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The Proteas
a bat and a ball
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Day 7 · Virtual Museum
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Day 7 · Virtual Museum (simplified version)