El Trigal, English Day, November 15,

1. English is spoken all over the world.
There are 375,000,000 native speakers of English.

2. Population: 317,000,000
There are 50 states in the U.S.A.

3. Minnesota is very cold in winter.
The average low temperature in January is -14° C

4. The Grand Canyon is in Arizona.
It is very hot in Arizona.

5. Hawaii is the 50th state.
It has active volcanoes.

6. The Rocky Mountains form the biggest mountain chain in the U.S.A.
Rock climbing is popular here.

7. The Mississippi is the largest and most important river
in the U.S.A.

8. They are the largest fresh water lakes on the planet.

9. The Everglades are a large tropical wet land.
They are close to Miami, Florida.

10. The Statue of Liberty was a given to the U.S.A. by France in 1886.
It is located in New York City.

11. The Gateway Arch
• Built in St.
Louis,
Missouri.
• Tallest
national
monument
at about
192
meters.
• You can
ride a lift
to the
top!

12. Crazy Horse was a famous Native American warrior.
There is a monument being built in his honor.

14. Michael Jackson (singer)
Katy Perry (singer)
Taylor Swift
Sponge Bob is from the U.S.A. too.
Johnny Depp (actor)

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Sausages with
mashed potatoes

17. Tea and biscuits are very popular in Britain.

18. *
There’s a
new heir to
the throne,
Prince
George!

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22. *
Chelsea FC
Manchester United
Arsenal FC

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Did you know that Big Ben
was built in 1858? That’s
over 150 years ago!

27. Australia is located in the southern hemisphere.
It has the 4th largest population of native English
speakers.

29. * Cody Simpson (singer)
* Mel Gibson (actor)
* Chris Hemsworth
* Hugh Jackman
* Nicole Kidman (actress)
* Maia Mitchell
* Rebel Wilson

30. The native people of Australia lived
there for thousands of years before
the British colonists arrived.
They make beautiful art.
They used boomerangs for hunting and warfare.

31. Ayer’s Rock is a famous natural monument in Australia.

32. The Sydney Opera House is Australia’s most famous building.

33. Koala
Tasmanian Devil
Wombat
Kangaroo
Marsupials are mammals with pouches.
There are lots of Marsupials in Australia.

34. Shark
Platypus
Saltwater Crocodile
Emu
Spiny Anteater

35. The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system.

36. Snorkeling is very popular in Australia.

37. Surfing is also popular in Australia.