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Watch the following video. Then answer the questions in a GDoc and send them to your teacher.

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Watch the following video. Then answer the questions in a GDoc and send them to your teacher.

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When is Saint Patrick celebrated?

Where and when was he born? Where is Wales situated?

Who ruled that part of the world?

Who were the druids?

Was Patrick a druid?

What happened to him when he was 16?

Did he escape from there? How?

What did he do when he was grown up?

Why were the druid priests angry at him?

What is the weather like in Ireland?

What is one of the most common plants that grow among the grass?

What does it look like?

According to Saint Patrick, what does a shamrock represent?

Why is Saint Patrick also famous for?

What did snakes do in Ireland?

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Write a letter to a friend of yours who lives in the USA telling him or her all about Saint Patrick's Day in Ireland. Use 180-200 words and follow the instructions in Step 4.

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Write a letter to a friend of yours who lives in the USA telling him or her all about Saint Patrick's Day in Ireland. Use 180-200 words and follow the instructions in Step 4.

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First of all, you have to decide which pathway you want to take. Then, follow the instructtions. Cheers!

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Watch the video in Step 1.Then answer the questions in a GDoc and send them to your teacher.

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Watch the video in Step 1. Then answer the questions in a GDoc and send them to your teacher.
On the other hand, watch the video in Step 2 and add the info in the finalletter as well.

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Write a letter to a friend from the USA telling him/her about that very special celebration in Ireland.

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Write a letter to a friend from the USA telling him/her about that very special celebration in Ireland.

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Three steps to write an excellent informal letter
Read the task carefully, ask yourself these questions first. Addressing them will help you some initial ideas.
·        Who are you writing to?  A friend, a family member or a   classmate?
·        Maybe they’re asking for suggestions, advice or a favour
·        A holiday, party, cinema trip or city recommendation?
Next, it’s important to consider the content of your informal letter. Make sure you spend the first five minutes of your time thinking about these things and make some notes:
The tone depends on who you’re writing to and the purpose. In this case, we know he or she is an English-speaking friend. So you want to keep the tone relaxed, chatty and informal.
Brainstorm some good topic-based vocabulary related to holidays, your town, history and travel, e.g. .
Think about any engaging, descriptive adjectives that could make your informal letter more interesting.
Phrasal verbs e.g.  and colloquial expressions e.g.  will also help your informal letter sound natural and fluent. And if you can use some idioms, then you’ve really good grammar is key. And there are a few grammar tricks to writing an informal letter in English. Contractions are common for example.
You could also try using the second conditional to give advice. You can also be a bit more experimental with punctuation. Try using exclamation marks, dashes (-) or ellipsis (…). If you’re making a list for friends, why not use bullet points?
The best thing about writing informal letters is that the  more or less stays the same every time. Your work should be clearly organised into paragraphs. And letters in particular work well with short simple sentences.
Now you’ve made your plan, you should be  to go! Here’s how to put it all together and write an informal letter.
There are a few different ways to start an informal email/letter in English:
·       Hi ........,
·       Hello ..........,
·       Dear ..........,
The first one is much more common in an informal email. Whereas the last one is more appropriate in an informal letter. After you’ve written the person’s name, always remember to write a comma then start a new line.
The opening is normally followed by an introductory sentence. This sets the tone of the letter, shows your interest in the reader or refers back to a previous correspondence.

How have you been?

How are things?

Thanks so much for your last email/letter.

Sorry I haven’t been in touch for such a long time.

This is where you introduce the topic of your email or letter. Remember to look back at the question and answer any questions from the sender. In the case, you are writing a friend of yours to tell him or her about Saint Patrick's Day in Ireland. So you want to include lots of language for making suggestions. Here are some phrases you could use:
·       It’s great to hear that…
·       You must tell them to visit…
·       Why don’t they visit…?
·       They should definitely go to…
I’d really recommend (+ verb ing or subject + base infinitive)
To keep your informal email  and natural sounding, use some informal connectors to link your ideas. Here are some examples:
·       And
·       But
·       Well,… (to introduce a new topic)
·       Anyway,…(to go back to a previous topic)
·       Oh, by the way…(to add additional information)
·       As for...

The closing paragraph of your informal email/letter should be one or two sentences before you say goodbye. It could be to make an excuse to finish the letter/email, or leave the reader with some kind of action they need to take.
·       I hope they have a nice time on their trip!
·       Let me know if they need any more information.
·       I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.
This is where you end your informal email/letter and write your name. Remember, never end with the word. Instead use one of the informal and neutral phrases below. And don’t forget to write your name underneath.
·       Take care!
See you soon!
·       All the best,
·       Best,
·       Lots of love,

Always take five minutes to check your informal email/letter at the end. Ask yourself these questions:
·       Have I answered all parts of the email question?
·       Is the tone friendly and informal?
·       Do I use enough topic based vocabulary?

Is my spelling, grammar and punctuation correct?

Does it look like a letter/email?

Have I opened and signed off appropriately?

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What are leprechauns and why are they famous for?

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What are leprechauns and why are they famous for?

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St. Patrick's day legend and vocabulary for kids/ Inglés para niños /GaMarTalk

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Saint Patrick’s day, How to catch a leprechaun

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Saint Patrick’s day, How to catch a leprechaun

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How to Catch a Leprechaun ☘️ St Patricks Day Read Aloud

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Hi ........,
Hello ..........,
Dear ..........,

How have you been?
How are things?
Thanks so much for your last email/letter.
Sorry I haven’t been in touch for such a long time.

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Watch the video in Step 1. Then answer the questions in a GDoc and send them to your teacher.
On the other hand, watch the video in Step 2 and 3 and add the info in the letter as well.