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All About Britain (PrimaryThree)

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Where is Britain?

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Britain

England

Scotland

Wales

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Map of Britain• Great Britain is a country made

up of three kingdoms England, Scotland and Wales.

• The capital of England is London.

• The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh.

• The capital of Wales is Cardiff.  

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The British Flag

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Facts about Britain

• The population of Britain is 58 million.

• The official language is English.

• The term British refers to people, places and things from England, Scotland and Wales.

• The capital city, London, is in the southeast and is situated at both sides of the River Thames.

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Weather in BritainBritain has all four seasons.

winter, summer, spring and qutumn

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Seasons

• Spring - March to May

• Summer - June to August

• Autumn - September to November

• Winter - December to February

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•It sometimes snows, but mainly in Scotland.

•The weather is often different across the country.

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British Symbols

Double-decker bus

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Taxi

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Telephone box

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Post box

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Double-decker buses

Double-decker buses can be seen all over Britain but only red ones are seen in London.

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Big Ben

Famous Places

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Tower of London

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Stonehenge

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Buckingham Palace

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British Food

The most common and typical foods eaten in England include the sandwich, fish and chips, pies.

sandwich Fish and chips pies

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British food

English Breakfast

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BreakfastA traditional breakfast consists of eggs,

bacon, sausages, fried bread , mushrooms

and baked beans.

A typical English breakfast is a bowl of

cereals, a slice of toast, orange juice and

A cup of coffee.

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This is a small meal, not a drink.

It consists of tea or coffee served with scones, sandwiches or pastries.

Afternoon Tea

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Fish and Chips

                      

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Jam roly-poly

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Lunch Lunch - between 12:00 and 1:30 p.m.

Many children at school and adults at work will have a 'packed lunch'.

It consists of a sandwich, a packet of crisps, a piece of fruit and a drink.

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Dinner Dinner - between 12:00 and 1:30 p.m.

A British meal for dinner is meat and vegetables.

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• Nowadays, most people in

Britain are eating curry !

• Rice or pasta are now

favoured as the ‘ British Dinner ’ .

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British Animals• Many British families own pets.

• The largest mammal is the red deer.

• You can also see foxes and rabbits.

rabbit fox

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Pets• More than 50 per cent of British families

own a pet. They keep cats, dogs, budgerigars and goldfish.

• Some |British like keeping small animals, snakes , spiders or even reptiles.

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Red Deer

Wild animals

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• Red deer feed on grass.

• In summer they only feed in the morning and in the evening.

• They also have strong teeth.

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pygmy shrew

This is the smallest mammal found in the UK.

A fully grown pygmy shrew is around a quarter of the size of a house mouse.

The average weight is around 4 grams

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• A pygmy shrew needs to eat every two

hours otherwise it may die.

• It eats spiders, insects and woodlice .

woodlice

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Sheep

Some sheep are kept for meat. Others are kept for wool.

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Squirrel

Squirrel live in forests.

They eat fruits and nuts.

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Squirrel Video clips

• Squirrel eating a nut

(240K, 12 seconds)

• Squirrel inside the squirrel feeder!

(221K, 11 seconds)

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Robin

The UK's favourite bird - its has bright red breast.

They will sing at night next to street lights.

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Badger

Badgers live underground.They line the home with leaves and grass.Badgers usually come out at night to look for ground squirrels.

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Hedgehog

•Hedgehogs live in forests.

•They are active during evenings and nights.

•Hedgehog food includes: worms, insects (bees and spiders), snakes and mice.

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School Uniform Children wear a school uniform.

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BoysLong grey or black trousers (shorts may be worn in the Summer)White Shirt

School tie Jumper or sweater with the school logo on. Black shoes

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Girls

• Girls wear skirts .

• During the summer term girls

often wear summer school dresses.