ELEVARK: ORDLISTE
TAKE A WALK 3:
Norwegian nature.
Norwegian trees:
SPRUCE
COMMON CONIFERS AND EVERGREENS (vanlige bartrær)
GRAN
PINE
FURU
YEW
BARLIND
Ordet “conifer” betyr
“cone-bearing trees”.
JUNIPER
EINER
Training marker cones 1
Trær som bærer
KJEGLEFORMET frukt.
KONGLE på norsk kan ikke
brukes om iskjeks og
plastkjegler!
Her ser de sammenheng
mellom FORMEN på
tingene i det engelske
språket.
pine cone 1
Icecream cones 1
COMMON DECIDUOUS TREES (vanlige løvtrær):
Ordet “deciduous” er et
adjektiv. Det kommer fra
latin: deciduus
"that which falls off"
BIRCH
BJØRK
SMALL LEAVED LIME OR
LINDEN
LIND
OAK
MAPLE
ASPEN
ROWAN
ROGN
EIK
LØNN
OSP
ELM
HAZEL
ALM
HASSEL
GOAT WILLOW OR PUSSY
WILLOW
SELJE
These are the CATKINS
DIGITAL TASKS AND LISTENING TASKS
Less common trees and trees which do not grow in Norway
GROUP WORK
Search for these trees on the internet:
Sycamore
Myrtle
Magnolia
Waltnut
Willow
Holly
Chestnut
Cypress
Poplar
Laurel
Hickory
Eucalyptus
Hawthorn
Bay
Acacia
Cedar
Almond
1. Download pictures of the trees in a
document.
2. Find their Norwegian name.
3. Find out where in the world some of
them grow.
4. Share the information about your
trees with another group. Take turns
to give the other students your
information.
5. Listening task: Learn to talk about
trees.
6. Take notes from the listening task.
OH, BY THE WAY,
IF YOU ARE EVER ASKED TO READ THE EXCEPTIONALLY FAMOUS PLAY
“ROMEO AND JULIET” BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEAR,
KNOW THAT WHEN WE FIRST HEAR OF ROMEO IN THE PLAY
HE IS ON HIS OWN
IN A
SYCAMORE GROVE
SAD AND SUFFERING
BECAUSE OF
LOVE
If you turn the page upside down, which tree do you
see?...................................................................................................................
What shape would you say the tree
has?....................................................................................................................