Дистанційне навчання 5-Д PACE WORK (28.05.2020)

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PACE WORK (Social studies) 28/05

Тема: Крістофер Колумб

. Основна частина
New material
Reading
Pre-reading activities
Vocabulary
1. Christopher Columbus The first modern explorer to reach the Americas
2. Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria Columbus sailed with these three ships in 1492
3. King Ferdinand The king of Castile and Aragon who ruled jointly with his wife Isabella;
supported the expedition of Christopher Columbus in 1492
4. Queen Isabella The queen of Castile whose marriage to Ferdinand of Aragon marked
the beginning of Spain; supported the expedition of Christopher Columbus in 1492
5. New World One of the names used for the Western Hemisphere including the Americas and some islands
6. Spices Used to flavor foods, like cinnamon and cloves
7. Indies The Spice Islands located off the coast of Asia
8. Caravel A small, highly maneuverable sailing ship developed in the 15th century by the Portuguese
9. Native Americans The native people of North and South America
10. Indians Name Columbus gave the native people he found because he thought he was in the Indies
Reading
Why is Columbus Famous?

Who was Columbus?
 Columbus was an explorer. In 1492, he sailed from Europe to America. He and his sailors crossed the Atlantic Ocean, not knowing where they would land. It was a voyage into the unknown. After Columbus, other Europeans began to explore and settle in America.

When did he live?
 Christopher Columbus was born in 1451. It was a time of new ideas and discoveries in Europe. We call this time the Renaissance - a word that means 'rebirth'. People were making maps of new lands. They were building ships to explore places they had never visited before.

What did Columbus do?
 Columbus did not 'discover' America. There were many people already living there. Vikings from Europe had landed in America 500 years before. But Columbus did not know that. His voyage started regular contact between America and Europe.
Post-reading activities.
Choose the correct answer.
1. In which direction did Columbus want to sail?
1.      North
2.      South
3.      West
2.What year did Columbus sail to America?
1.      1066
2.      1492
3.      1451
3.What did sailors use a half-hour glass for?
1.      To drink water
2.      To measure time
3.      To look at the stars
4.What did Columbus and his brother make?
1.      Clothes
2.      Maps
3.      Ships
5.How were the ships driven alone?
1.      Sails
2.      Oars
3.      Engines
6.Who sailed to America before Columbus?
1.      Vikings
2.      Romans
3.      Saxons

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