The Final Progect!!

★Chiho & Seira 's progect★

Our topic is about

"Amusement Park"

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How often do you go there? when did you go there? Some adults said ," I went to Amusement Park once a week." the other adults said,"I rarely go to there." It depend on people, but I think many pepole must have been to there when you are child. Did you remember?

Everytime we went to there, we can have a wnoderful time. It looks like a magic?

there are 4 steps to learn about Amusemnt Park.

Listening, Reading, Vocaburary, and Writing.

Please try it, and enjoy!

Listening!!

Listening Questions

Q1,What does it say in this song?
♪So many *****in***

Q2,What does man say?
Too********all this and the ******and the ******・・・・・

Reading!!

Theme Parks

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Children use their imagination extensively when at play. Through the creation of role-play fantasies, children are able to escape their dependent and limited role as children and venture into a world of fantasy to become free-willed, independent persons owning a sense of societal status and importance. Drawing from examples they observe in books, television, and film, children can escape into fantasy roles to become pioneers, heroes, doctors, nurses, royalty, or any inspiring figure of the past, present, or future. As children advance toward adulthood, however, fantasy role-playing is replaced with more passive forms of escapism, such as reading books or watching movies and television.

Theme Parks and Amusement Parks

Theme parks are three-dimensional fantasy settings in which both child and adult are actively immersed into fantasy environments inspired by literature, films, and television. They have their roots in the amusement park, which has long been a center of active play where children and adults alike can divert themselves from their typical daily regimes and involve themselves in direct play, thrill, and challenge. Yet even in amusement parks, where adults and children alike can participate in active play, parents are more likely to participate passively as bystanders, observing their children at play.

The theme park differs from the amusement park in that its form and function embrace the childhood activities of role-playing that appeal to children as well as to the inner child of adults. Thus the concept of the theme park is born, in part, from the universal desire of children and the child within adults to escape into their imaginations and pretend to be a part of a nostalgic, exotic, or fantasy setting.

The term theme park originated with Disneyland, which opened in Anaheim,

Reading Questions
Q1,What are children able to do from the creation of role-play fantasies?

Q2,How parents participate in active play at amusement park?

Q3,What is different from the theme park and the amusement park?

Vocaburary!!

◆parade

an occasion when a group of people stand or walk in a line so that people can look at them

◆ Ferris wheel

big wheel , roating mechanism consisting of a large upright wheel with suspended seats that remain upright as the wheel turns; provides a ride at an amusement park

◆tea cups carousel

merry go round

◆haunted house log flume

water slide

◆acrobat

an athlete who performs acts requiring skill and agility and coordination
◆balancer

an acrobat who balances himself or other objects in difficult positions

◆bumping cars

electric cars on a ring which people can ride and bump in each other for fun

◆cannon

a large artillery gun that is usually on wheels

◆swing

a mechanical device used as a plaything to support someone swinging back and forth

◆confetti

small pieces or streamers coloured paper that are thrown around on festive occasions

Writing!

Please go to this website "Rcdb", and search rollercoaster .you can find most interesting rollercoaster in this world. please chose at least one rollercoster that you have interest in. which rollercoaster is best? why you chose it?