NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY

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www.esl HOLIDAY LESSONS.com NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY http://www.eslholidaylessons.com/04/national_jelly_bean_day.html CONTENTS: The Reading / Tapescript 2 Phrase Match 3 Listening Gap Fill 4 Listening / Reading Gap Fill 5 Choose the Correct Word 6 Multiple Choice 7 Spelling 8 Put the Text Back Together 9 Scrambled Sentences 10 Discussion 11 Student Survey 12 Writing 13 Homework 14 ALL ANSWERS ARE IN THE TEXT ON PAGE 2.

THE READING / TAPESCRIPT NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY April 22 is a very important holiday It s National Jelly Bean Day. Anyone who loves these delicious, flavoursome, colourful little sweets should treat themselves on this day. They should also check and make sure their family and friends are jelly bean freaks. But be careful, as we all know, jelly beans are addictive. There are many things you can do to celebrate besides eating jelly beans. Here are a few suggestions. Why not dress in the colours of your favourite jelly bean? You could have a jelly bean party and ask for friends to create their own special jelly bean dish. For real grown-ups, you could take part in a jelly bean quiz. The Internet is full of fascinating information on the history of and culture surrounding jelly beans. Jelly beans are one of the oldest forms of candy we have. They date back to at least the mid-nineteenth century. Jelly bean historians believe the jelly bean centre originated from Turkish Delight, which comes from the Middle East. The gummy centre is made from sugar, corn syrup and other ingredients to give them their fruity taste. Machines spray the insides with coloured sugar to give the beans their hard shells. Jelly beans today come in all kinds of different flavours, including spicy. You can even put different ones in your mouth to create new flavours. They are even popular with American presidents. Ronald Reagan supposedly kept a jar on his desk in the White House. Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 2

NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY PHRASE MATCH Match the following phrases from the article. Paragraph 1 1. colourful a. in a jelly bean quiz 2 jelly bean b. little sweets 3. jelly beans are c. freaks 4. take part d. surrounding jelly beans 5. The Internet is full e. addictive 6. the history of and culture f. of fascinating information Paragraph 2 1. one of the oldest a. kinds of different flavours 2 They date back to at least b. from Turkish Delight 3. the jelly bean centre originated c. the mid-nineteenth century 4. The gummy centre is d. forms of candy 5. Jelly beans today come in all e. flavours 6. create new f. made from sugar Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 3

NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY LISTENING GAP FILL April 22 is a very important holiday It s National Jelly Bean Day. Anyone, flavoursome, colourful little sweets should treat themselves on this day. They should also check family and friends are jelly bean freaks. But be careful, as we all know, jelly beans are addictive. There are many things you can do eating jelly beans. Here are a few suggestions. Why not dress in the colours of your favourite jelly bean? You could have a jelly bean party and ask for friends special jelly bean dish. For real grown-ups, you could take part in a jelly bean quiz. The Internet is full of fascinating information culture surrounding jelly beans. Jelly beans are of candy we have. They date back to at least the mid-nineteenth century. Jelly bean historians believe the jelly bean centre originated from Turkish Delight, Middle East. The gummy centre is made from sugar, corn syrup and other ingredients fruity taste. Machines spray the insides with coloured sugar to give the beans their hard shells. Jelly beans today different flavours, including spicy. You can even put different ones in your mouth to create new flavours. They are even popular with American presidents. Ronald Reagan supposedly desk in the White House. Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 4

NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY WHILE READING / LISTENING GAP FILL Put the words into the gaps in the text. April 22 is a very important holiday It s National Jelly Bean Day. Anyone who these delicious, flavoursome, colourful little sweets should treat themselves on this day. They should also check and make their family and friends are jelly bean freaks. But be careful, as we all know, jelly beans are. There are many things you can do to celebrate eating jelly beans. Here are a few suggestions. Why not in the colours of your favourite jelly bean? You could have a jelly bean party and ask for friends to their own special jelly bean dish. For real -ups, you could take part in a jelly bean quiz. The Internet is full of addictive dress loves grown sure history besides create fascinating information on the of and culture surrounding jelly beans. Jelly beans are one of the oldest of candy we have. They date back to at the mid-nineteenth century. Jelly bean historians believe the jelly bean centre originated from Turkish Delight, which comes from the Middle East. The gummy is made from sugar, corn syrup and other ingredients to give them their taste. Machines spray the insides with coloured sugar to give the beans their hard. Jelly beans today come in all kinds of different flavours, including. You can even put different ones in your mouth to create new flavours. They are even with American presidents. Ronald Reagan supposedly kept a on his centre shells spicy forms jar least popular fruity desk in the White House. Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 5

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY Delete the wrong word in each of the pairs of italics. April 22 is a very important holiday It s National Jelly Bean Day. Anyone who loving / loves these delicious, flavoursome, colourful little sweets should treat / threat themselves on this day. They should also check and make / take sure their family and friends are jelly bean freaks. But be careful, as we all know, jelly beans are addiction / addictive. There are many things you can do to celebrate behind / besides eating jelly beans. Here are a few suggestions. Why not dress / pants in the colours of your favourite jelly bean? You could have a jelly bean party and ask for friends to create their own special jelly bean dish / mug. For real grown-ups, you could take part in a jelly bean quiz. The Internet is full of fascinating information on the history of and cultural / culture surrounding jelly beans. Jelly beans are one of the oldies / oldest forms of candy we have. They date back to at least / less the mid-nineteenth century. Jelly bean historians believe the jelly bean centre origin / originated from Turkish Delight, which comes from the Middle East. The gummy centre is made from sugary / sugar, corn syrup and other ingredients to give them their fruity taste. Machines spray the ins and outs / insides with coloured sugar to give the beans their hard shells. Jelly beans today come in all kinds of difference / different flavours, including spicy. You can even put different ones in your mouth / mouthful to create new flavours. They are even popular with American presidents. Ronald Reagan supposedly kept a jar / ajar on his desk in the White House. Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 6

NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY MULTIPLE CHOICE April 22 is a very important holiday It s National Jelly Bean Day. Anyone who (1) these delicious, flavoursome, colourful little sweets should treat themselves on this day. They should also (2) and make sure their family and friends are jelly bean freaks. But be careful, as we all know, jelly beans are (3). There are many things you can do to celebrate besides eating jelly beans. Here are a few (4). Why not dress in the colours of your favourite jelly bean? You could have a jelly bean party and ask (5) friends to create their own special jelly bean dish. For real grownups, you could take part in a jelly bean quiz. The Internet is full of fascinating information on the history of and culture (6) jelly beans. Jelly beans are one of the (7) forms of candy we have. They date back to at least the mid-nineteenth century. Jelly bean historians believe the jelly bean centre originated (8) Turkish Delight, which comes from the Middle East. The gummy centre is made from sugar, corn syrup and (9) ingredients to give them their fruity taste. Machines spray the insides with coloured sugar to give the beans their hard shells. Jelly beans today (10) in all kinds of different flavours, including spicy. You can even put different ones in your mouth to (11) new flavours. They are even popular with American presidents. Ronald Reagan (12) kept a jar on his desk in the White House. Put the correct words from this table into the article. 1. (a) lovers (b) loves (c) lovey-dovey (d) loving 2. (a) check (b) cheeky (c) cheque (d) check 3. (a) addict (b) addictive (c) addiction (d) addicts 4. (a) suggest (b) suggested (c) suggestions (d) suggestive 5. (a) for (b) at (c) to (d) from 6. (a) surround (b) surrounded (c) surrounding (d) surrounds 7. (a) oldest (b) oldies (c) olden (d) oldie 8. (a) for (b) to (c) from (d) by 9. (a) another (b) the others (c) others (d) other 10. (a) take (b) make (c) go (d) come 11. (a) creative (b) create (c) creation (d) created 12. (a) supposedly (b) suppose (c) supposes (d) supposed Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 7

SPELLING NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY Spell the jumbled words (from the text) correctly. Paragraph 1 1. Anyone who eovsl these 2. jelly bean afeskr 3. jelly beans are cvieitdad 4. Here are a few sgugssetnoi 5. create their own psieacl jelly bean dish 6. the history of and rcutlue surrounding jelly beans Paragraph 2 7. one of the oldest forms of dcnya 8. the jelly bean entrce 9. tfiyur taste 10. hard selhsl 11. different ovsarful 12. Ronald Reagan ppsluosdey kept a jar Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 8

PUT THE TEXT BACK TOGETHER Number these lines in the correct order. NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY ( ) create new flavours. They are even popular with American presidents. Ronald Reagan ( ) supposedly kept a jar on his desk in the White House. ( ) favourite jelly bean? You could have a jelly bean party and ask for friends to create their own special jelly bean ( ) colourful little sweets should treat themselves on this day. They should also check and make sure their family ( ) dish. For real grown-ups, you could take part in a jelly bean quiz. The Internet is full of fascinating ( ) information on the history of and culture surrounding jelly beans. ( ) and friends are jelly bean freaks. But be careful, as we all know, jelly beans are addictive. There are many things you can ( 1 ) April 22 is a very important holiday It s National Jelly Bean Day. Anyone who loves these delicious, flavoursome, ( ) come in all kinds of different flavours, including spicy. You can even put different ones in your mouth to ( ) from the Middle East. The gummy centre is made from sugar, corn syrup and other ingredients to give them ( ) mid-nineteenth century. Jelly bean historians believe the jelly bean centre originated from Turkish Delight, which comes ( ) their fruity taste. Machines spray the insides with coloured sugar to give the beans their hard shells. Jelly beans today ( ) do to celebrate besides eating jelly beans. Here are a few suggestions. Why not dress in the colours of your ( ) Jelly beans are one of the oldest forms of candy we have. They date back to at least the Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 9

SCRAMBLED SENTENCES NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY With a partner, put the words back into the correct order. 1. their freaks bean jelly are friends and family 2. know addictive, as jelly we beans all are 3. few are suggestions a Here 4. jelly take bean part quiz in you a could 5. the beans jelly surrounding culture and of history 6. one oldest candy are the of beans of forms Jelly 7. Turkish from originated centre bean jelly the Delight 8. insides coloured Machines the with sugar spray 9. presidents are popular American They even with 10. desk a Ronald jar Reagan on supposedly his kept Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 10

NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY DISCUSSION (Write your own questions) STUDENT A s QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student B) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY DISCUSSION (Write your own questions) STUDENT B s QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student A) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 11

NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY THE NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY SURVEY Write five questions about National Jelly Bean Day in the table. Do this in pairs/groups. Each student must write the questions on his / her own paper. Without your partner, interview other students. Write down their answers. STUDENT 1 STUDENT 2 STUDENT 3 Q.1. Q.2. Q.3. Q.4. Q.5. Return to your original partner(s) and share and talk about what you found out. Make mini-presentations to other groups on your findings. Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 12

WRITING NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY Write about National Jelly Bean Day for 10 minutes. Show your partner your paper. Correct each other s work. Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 13

NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY HOMEWORK 1. VOCABULARY EXTENSION: Choose several of the words from the text. Use a dictionary or Google s search field (or another search engine) to build up more associations / collocations of each word. 2. INTERNET: Search the Internet and find more information about National Jelly Bean Day. Talk about what you discover with your partner(s) in the next lesson. 3. MAGAZINE ARTICLE: Write a magazine article about National Jelly Bean Day. Write about what happens around the world. Include two imaginary interviews with people who did something on this day. Read what you wrote to your classmates in the next lesson. Give each other feedback on your articles. 4. POSTER: Make your own poster about National Jelly Bean Day. Write about will happen on this day around the world. Copyright www.esl Holiday Lessons.com 14