UNITED KINGDOM (3rd project)

The United Kingdom (UK) is situated in the North-West of Europe, between the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea. 

It is made up of four nations: England, Scotland, Wales and North Ireland. 

People in the UK are called British. People speak English. The capital city is London.

Have a look at this page: All about the UK


Project

Find out information about:

What is the weather like in the UK?
What are the most popular festivals in the UK?
What money do British people use?
Can you name any traditional food?
Who is the king or queen? And the Prime minister?
Can you name any traditional sports?


There are lots of important Landmarks. Can you describe any of them?
- Stonehenge
- The Tower Bridge
- The Palace of Westminster: Victoria tower, Big Ben,
- St. Paul's Cathedral
- The London Eye
- The White Cliffs of Dover
- Windsor Castle
- The British Museum
- The Natural Histroy Museum
- The river Thames
- Madame Tussauds Museum
- Land's End. Cornwall.


Other typical symbols of English culture are:
- the red bus, because it is a typical transport in London.
- the red thelephone cabin, the red colour is typical from England.
- the royal guard, with big hats and also dressed in red.
- the rose, who is the most beautiful girl in the city.
- umbrellas, because it always rains.
- cups, because they drink tea (the tea time)


Rules

Answer the questions. Use short answers and include a picture about it.
Choose two or three Landmarks and say where they are and why they are important. Include a picture about them.
Decorate your mural with typical English symbols.