Healthy habits

First edition

February 2009

Haupt- und Realschule

Esterwegen Comenius paper

COMENIUS PAPER

Healthy habits Jahrgang 1, Ausgabe 1

Comenius paper

Datum des Magazins

Message from the editor 2

Food and diet 4

Football clubs 12

My favourite sportstar 14

Report on a school report 16

Football match report from a High Profile Match 19

Free time activities 21

Interview with a teacher 30

Puzzles 34

In this issue „FRUITS“ 36

Breakfast ideas 38

Olympic update 40

Hello everybody,

As you maybe know, we were alloted to be the first editors. At the begin-

ning we were quite shocked .But than we thought it might be better to be

the first editors than being the last editors. We all know, expectations are

growing higher. We certainly hope that you will like the first edition and

that you„ll find out more about the different cultures and also about a

healthier lifestyle. We think that all schools did a very good job. Some of

our students want to briefly introduce themselves.

Message from the editor

Ayse, E

mre, V

ladimir , C

arina , Maren , C

arsten,

Hello, we are Lea and Maren!

We come from Germany and would

like to learn more about the other

countries. Are you also interested

in the project “Healthy Habits”?

Then we could write e-mails to

each other.

It would be nice to get to

know you.

Yours

Hello I’m Ayse , I’m 13

years old and I’m from

Turkey but I live in Ger-

many. I love to play foot-

ball and to dance . I’m

interested in learn-

ing about the other

countries and the

languages. If you

write to me, I tell

you more about me.

See

you !!

Hi, I„m Vivian-Sophie. I„m 12 years

old and Im the tallest person in my

class. My class is the 6a in the Real-

schule. My best friend is Jenny. Shi

is in class H7a. I„ve got a dog. Her

name is Fiona.

Hello,

My name is Jenny . I„m 14 years old.

And I also go to the Haupt– and Real-

schule in Esterwegen. I„m in class H7a.

My class teacher is Mrs. Mattern. We

are 14 pupils in class. My best frieds are

Vivain-Sophie and Alina. But my best

best friend is Vivian-Sophie. I„ve got a

dog, his name is Happy. And we have

six young cats.

Hello I am Ole!!

In my freetime I jump

on my trampoline, but

not in winter .Then I am

inside and watch TV .In

the summer I often go in

to an outdoor swimming

pool in Surwold .I ran

with my two dogs

throught the fields .

Hello I am Carsten !!

In my freetime I play

Computergames or I

visit my friends .In my

freetime I swim in an

outdoor swimming pool

near our village .I meet

lots of friends.

My name is Laura. My hobbies

are swimming, going to the cin-

ema, dancing . I„m 13 years old.

And I live in Hilkenbrook. Hilken-

brook is a village near to Ester-

wegen. My class teacher is Mrs.

Helmers. I have a cute dog at

home. I„m looking forward to

hearing from you.

INGREDIENTS

- 3 eggs

- A packet of baking

powder

- A spoon of yoghurt

- One half glass of water

- Two glasses of flour

- A little salt

For sherbet

- Three glasses of sugar

- Three glasses of water

- A little lemon water

S E I T E 4

Some more

traditional Turkish food

H E A L T

Dough is formed with a particular iron. It is

peculiar to ULUBEY. It is a different dessert

with wonderful taste. The recipe is below.

The iron for dessert is made in Ulubey.

ULUBEY. It is a different dessert with wonderful taste.

Turkish traditional food ULUBEY DEMİR TATLISI

for 4-6 chil-

dren .Preparation: ca.

45 Min.

20 potatoes

3 eggs

3 spoons of flour

maybe some salt

vegetable oil

big apples

peel of 1/2 natural lemon

sugar as you like

Food and Diet

Mix eggs,baking powder

and salt in a quick way.

Add two glass of water

and flour to mixture and

mix. Leave the mixture for

ten minutes. Put oil in your

frying case to cover the

iron mold. The oil should

be fried thoroughly. Dunk

the iron mold into the

dough. Hot iron mold will

stick to the dough, and it

should be waited in the oil

for a few minutes. İt

shouldn‟t be moved be-

cause the form of the

dough becomes bad if you

move it before it becomes

hard. When the dough be-

comes hard in the oil it will

easily separate from the

iron mold. Fry the two

parts of the dough in the

oil. Place the fried dough

on a plate. Repeat this pro-

cedure with the other parts

of the dough. Pour the sher-

bet on the flour after this

work. It is ready to serve.

Soup made with tarhana

Moussaka

Bonito picked in brine( Karnıyarık)

Weißwurst.

They also eat

knuckle of pork

with pretzel

and marinated

beef.

What is typical

German food????

If you ask someone about

typical German food they will certainly

answer

„Of course“Weißwurst mit Brezel! “,

but this answer is not really correct ,

because there isn´t

anything like typical

German food .

I tried to proof this

by a little ex-

perience :

One day I went to

the manager of a

big supermarket

(who is a butcher )

in Esterwegen and

I asked him about

typical German

food . He told me

that there was

nothing like that. He said ,“The food

you eat depends on the federal state

you live in .”

Bavaria:

People in Bavaria like Hefe-

bier with Sauerkraut and

Lower Saxony:

People in our

federal state eat po-

tatoes with green

cabbage in win-

ter . They like

stews as well ,

like peastew

for example .

Here people eat

chicken soup ,

too . (written by Ole)

for 4-6 chil-

dren .Preparation: ca.

45 Min.

20 potatoes

3 eggs

3 spoons of flour

maybe some salt

vegetable oil

big apples

peel of 1/2 natural lemon

sugar as you like

S E I T E 5

Potato Fritters

2 0 0 9 , E D I T I O N 1

German cuisine is a style of

cooking derived from the

nation of Germany. It has

evolved as a national cuisine through centuries of social

and political change with variations from region to

region. The southern regions of Germany, Bavaria and

Swabia share many dishes. Ingredients and dishes vary

by province. There are many significant regional dishes

that have become both national and regional.

1. Peel the potatoes and grate them. Stir

with eggs, flour and some salt.

2. Heat oil in pan. Bake 2 - 3 fritters simultane-

ously (about 3 min. from each side).

3. For the apple sauce peel apples,

cut them in quarters and steam

them in some hot water. Stir them

and add some sugar and lemon peel.

Serve with the fritters.

Easy to make!

Why don‘t you try

to make it in

school?

We have been talk-

ing about traditional food

in Year One classes.

As we have so many na-

tionalities, traditional food

can mean many things, for

example:

Curry, jerk chicken, fried

rice or fish and chips.

Curry is spicy, jerk chicken

is peppery, fried rice is

munchy and fish and chips

are delicious covered in

salt and vinegar.

We would like to know

what kind of food you

eat in your country.?

What does it taste like? Is

it as yummy as our fish and

chips?

Bluebell and Marigold

Class, Carpenters Primary

School.

S E I T E 6

Jerk chicken

H E A L T H Y H A B I T S

Traditional Food

Fried rice

Spices

What I will need –

Brown bread

Tuna

Cucumber

Lettuce

Yoghurt

Banana

Orange juice

How to make the sandwich-

First spread butter onto your bread.

Put tuna onto the bread.

Then put cucumber and lettuce on top of the tuna.

Finally put the top slice of bread on and cut carefully with a knife.

By Poppy Class (Carpenters Primary School)

How to make a Healthy Packed Lunch

by the Girls of

Class 5C

S E I T E 8

croissants and quite often it is a

pizza topping. Sometimes it is

used in sauces for pasta, to

stuff meat or in other meat reci-

pes.

Parmesan cheese is made from

cow‟s milk, 550 liters for a

wheel; cows are fed on grass

and hay only. Wheels weight

39 kg and are aged from 1 to 3

years before eating. Parmesan

cheese has

its PDO,

P ro t ec t ed

D e s i g n a -

tion of Ori-

gin.

We grate

Parmesan

cheese on

pasta, we

have it in

our soup and risotto, but it is

good with vegetables, jams or

honey, with some drops of bal-

samic vinegar, dried fruit and

nuts or fresh fruit. It is an

ingredient of cappelletti,

small round stuffed pastas

in beef broth, and tortelli

d’erbetta, small pasta en-

velopes with a filling of

parmesan cheese, ricotta

and herbs.

Sometimes we eat it in

chunks and we cut it with

its proper knife to save the

cheese granularity.

Our most famous food special-

ties are Parma ham and Parme-

san cheese.

Parma ham is an uncooked all-

natural ham, only salt is added,

dried and cured in the hills

south of Parma for 12 to

30 months. First mention

of Parma ham is in the Ro-

man Age, now it has its

PDO.

Thinly sliced, Parma ham

is often served as anti-

pasto, with bread or gris-

sini, but it is served with

vegetables and salad too.

In the summer we eat it

with cantaloupe, or with mozza-

rella cheese and tomatoes.

Parma ham is in sandwiches or

H E A L T H Y H A B I T S

Appetizers - Easy recipes

for children by Classes 4B

and 4C

Parmesan Cheese Canapés

Serves 6

10 slices of white bread

100 gr grated parmesan cheese

60 gr butter

Slices of Parma ham or pickles

Cut 18 round canapés out of the bread

slices.

Mix well together the softened butter

and the parmesan cheese, the mixture

must be smooth.

Spread the canapés with the mixture

and top with Parma ham or pickles.

Parma Ham Grissini

10 slices of Parma ham

10 grissini breadsticks

Parmesan or mini mozzarella cheese,

canteloupe

Wrap the slices of ham, very thin,

around on end of grissini.

Arrange them in a bowl or on a tray.

If you like, decorate and

serve with chuncks of Parme-

san, mini mozzarella cheese or

cantaloupe.

Year 4 BC

Parma

Parma: Ham and Cheese

Czech Cuisine

Traditional food

Czech cuisine has developed over hundreds of years and has been influenced by Aus-trian and Hungarian cuisines and it has also influenced the cuisines of its neighbouring countries in return. Czech na-tional cuisine is based on ingre-dients that can be grown do-mestically, i.e. cereals, legumi-nous plants and potatoes, which are usually served with pork, beef or poultry, or with freshwater fish.

BREAKFAST

The classical breakfast con-sists of white bread rolls or sliced bread, although whole-

grain breads have become popular re-cently.

S E I T E 9

The bread is mostly served with ham or salami. Other options include cheese or jamSome people also like to eat something sweet for breakfast, such as dough-nuts, pastry or bisquits.We mostly drink tea with sugar or honey and lemon for break-fast. LUNCH

Adults often have lunch in res-taurant, many of which offer lunch menus for discount prices. School children have their lunch at school. Lunch usually consists of soup, a main course and sometimes a small dessert or some fruit or vegetable salad. Czech cuisine offers countless soup varieties: Beef broth with noodles and liver dump-lings, potato soup, garlic soup, goulash soup, spring vegetable soup,“kulajda“ [khulaida] with mushrooms or tomato soup are the most popular options. The basis of meals is usually meat - pork, beef, poultry, venison or freshwater fish. Meat is prepared in various ways, either fried, stewed or roasted, and it is always served with a side dish such as potatoes, rice or potato dump-lings.

H E A L T H Y H A B I T S

Sauces are phenomenal in Czech cuisine. The most popular are tomato sauce usually served with beef or smoked meat and dill sauce served with hard boiled eggs. Further typical example of favourite Czech dishes is roast pork with dumplings and cabbage (colloquially vepřo-knedlo-zelo) which is considered the most popular Czech dish. Potato dump-lings is also very popular and very delicious.Beef sir-loin in cream sauce, served with potato dumplings is also very popular and very delicious. Other popular dishes that can also be served on special occasions include meat goulash or potato salad with pork schnitzel. If you replace the schnitzel with carp, you will have the traditional Czech Christ-mas dinner. Potatoes represent an im-portant component of our cuisine. For example, potato pancakes (bramboráky [brambora:kɪ]) are another typical Czech dish.

KULAJDA POTATO SOUP

BEEF SOUP GOULASH

apricots. Whole fruit are coated with potato or curd dough and boiled, then served with butter, sugar and sometimes milled poppyseed or quark.. They are usually eaten as a main dish. Koláče

[kola:tʃɛ] is a type of yeast

pastry consisting of fillings ranging from fruits to cheeses or poppyseed on doughnut.

Buchty [ Ӽtɪ] are a kind of pastry similar to koláče, the same filling is wrapped in piece of dough and baked. Cheese

Smažený sýr ( c o l l o q u i a l l y s m a žá k

D I N N E R Some families prefer a light d i s h , a n o t h e r like a heavy din-n e r with a struc- ture similar to lunch, Many families occa-sionally go to a restaurant to sit and chat with family mem-bers or friends outside the

home.Sweet

Fruit

dumplings (ovocné knedlíky [ovotstnɛ: knɛdlɪ:kɪ]) are mostly made using plums or

[smΛӡΛ:k]) is maybe the less noble, but the most contem-porary of Czech national dishes. A slice of cheese (usually Eidam or Hermelín) about 1 cm thick (or whole Hermelín) is coated in bread-crumbs like Wiener schnitzel and fried either on a pan or in deep fryer, and often topped with tartar sauce (tatarka [tΛtΛrkΛ] in Czech).

Niva is a blue cheese, simi-lar to roquefort originally made in the town of Prostě-jov in the Haná district.

S E I T E 1 0

1. Peel potatoes and

grate with a grater.

2. Heat milk until hot (be

careful not to burn it).

3. Squeeze all liquid

out of the potatoes

with your hands and

place them

in a large

bowl.

4. Imme-

diately add

the hot milk

to the pota-

toes and mix

until combined. This

prevents them from

turning brown.

5. Finely mince the

garlic or put through

press and add to

bowl.

6. Add the egg, flour,

pepper and salt. Stir

until all ingredients

are combined.

The consistency

should be more

like a thick bat-

ter than a

dough. Add

more milk if it is

too thick, or

more flour if it is

too thin.

7. Heat oil in a non-

stick skillet .

8. For each pan-

cake, pour a la-

dle full of potato

mixture into skil-

let and spread

out until it is

about 1cm (1/2

inch) thick and

18cms (7 inches)

in diameter, just

to fit the skilllet.

9. Cook on each

side, turning only

once, until

golden brown.

10. Drain on paper

towels.

Makes 4 potato pan-

cakes

Potato Pancakes Bramborák [brΛmborΛ:k]

This recipe makes large, thin

potato pancakes that are

crispy and nicely flavored

with garlic. Potato Pancakes

are served both with meals

and as a snack.

Ingredients:

4 large pota-

toes

1/4 cup milk

1 clove garlic

1 egg

4 heaping table-

spoons flour

Salt

Pinch of pepper

4 tablespoons vege-

table oil

Instructions:

2 0 0 9 , E D I T I O N 1

Czec

h Cuisine

S E I T E 1 1 H E A L T H Y H A B I T S

I don‟t like

healthy food, I wonder if this is

really as nice as

Miss Lindi says.

I wonder if I‟m cutting it small

enough.

Ingredients:

apples, bananas, grapes and yogurt. All healthy

fruits for my salad.

Mmm.. this is really

good, do you think miss

will let us make more. I want some more

healthy snaks.

“Look miss I

made a recipe

for our salad”

It‟s hard making healthy snacks.

Can‟t I just eat the

apple instead?

Recipe

Ingredients:

apple, banana, grapes, yoghurt

Instructions:

Cut the fruit with the knife, into small cubes or slices.

Through into a small bowl and add yoghurt.

Enjoy a delicious fruit salad for breakfast or just a healthy snack.

Reception’s Healthy Habits Carpenters Primary School

Football clubs

Werder Bremen The football Club“Werder Bremen is a traditional Ger-man sports club, that was founded on 4th February 1899 as „ Fußballverein Werder von 1899 .“ Werder Bremen is a team of the First Di-vision that is suc-cessful not only within Germany but also on European level. Four times

Werder has won the German football championship and in 1992 the team won the European cup final.

This is a spot of

the project 100

schools 100

teams. As you

can see our

school takes part

in this project.

Werder is look-

ing for partner

schools that deal

with healthy liv-

ing habits in an

active and moti-

vated

way. The aim is

to give the stu-

dents a better

feeling for their

body and to im-

prove their fit-

ness. They

should try to get the sport

insignia.

(Sportabzeichen)

by Florian & ´Stefan

Werder Bremen is a German sports club best

known for its football team playing in Bremen,

in the northwest German federal state of the

same name. The club was founded on 4

February 1899 as Fußballverein Werder by a

group of sixteen vocational high school

students who had won a prize of sports

equipment to set them on their way.

F

ootb

all

clubs

Galatasaray Sports

Club takes the characteris-

tic of its being pioneer in

the Turkish sports history

from the Galatasaray Lycee,

from which it was born and

which is also a pioneer by its

own. The strong connection

between the school and the

club is an undeniable reality

and a source of pride.

The school was founded in 1482 by II.

Beyazit in or- der to educate

statesmen of the future. It

took its name from the place

it was estab- lished and

called "Galata Place" (Galata

Sarayi). The school became

a modern lycee in 1 September 1868 during the

reign of Sultan Abdulaziz. With the restructuring

of the school, the first sportive activities started

in its real meaning and Monsieur Curel began to give

Physical Education classes in the lycee. These steps

were revolutionary. While making the students to

work with modern equipments, Curel also organized

an Exercise Festival in Kagithane. The year was

1870. At the end of the festival, successful sports-

men got various awards and medals and "rice meal

with lamb" were given to the students. This was the

start of a tradition in later years. This was the

start of a tradition in later year First ever Turkish

Football Team (1905) First and only Turkish Team

to win a major European Cup (UEFA Cup 2000)

Record-holding number of consecutive League titles

(4 times)Record number of championships with a

Turkish Trainer (9 times)

Record number of goals in Turkish

League.History

S E I

H E A L T H Y H A B I T S

GALATASARAY

A WONDERFUL TURKISH TEAM

. Foreign physical edu-

cation teachers after

Curel (such as M.

Moiroux, Signor Marti-

netti, Stangali) at-

tached importance to

different branches

(swimming, rowing,

gymnastics with tools) as well as gym-

nastics and athleticism and thus

started other new branches in Turkey.

Soon these attempts breeds its fruits

and, as well as Faik Üstünidman who

made his name written down Turkish

sports, Commander Mazhar Kazanci,

Abdurrahman and Ahmet Robenson

brothers took responsibility in Galata-

saray Lycee and made the students

interested in sports like scouting, ten-

nis, hockey. With the initiative of es-

pecially Ustunidman, the students got

acquainted with football. But this was a

different type of football, which re-

sembled the blinds' row and had no

rules. However, football once entered

Galatasaray Lycee and got a big out-

break.

Hello , my name is Marcel

My favourite player is Demba Ba . He is

very cool. And he plays at TSG Hoffen-

heim . He is my favourite player because

he plays football very well . He comes

from Sevres in France. His birthday is

25 May 1985.

Our favourite sport star is Dirk

Nowitzki. He plays basketball.

His position is Power Forward.

Dirk is very tall, his height is

2,13 m. Dirk plays with Dalla

Mavericks. The Americans call

him „German Wunderkind.

by Stefan and Florian

Martin

Schmitt He lives in VS-Tannheim. His

birthday in on January 29, 1975.

He is 191 cm tall. His favourite

music is punk.

Julia

Diego is our favour-

ite football star be-

cause he is just better

than any one of the Bayern team.

Like our Religion teacher, do also

many of the other girls of our

school think, when Diego runs

over the football field that he is

really a good player. If that has

something to do with his good

looks?

Ole and

My favourite Sport star

My favourite sport is football ,

and my favourite sport stars

are Cristiano Ronaldo and

Yattara . I like Cristiano

Ronaldo because he’s is very

good football player . I think he

is the best as well as

Yattara too .Yattara is

from Guinea and he plays

football in Trab-

zonspor ,Turkey. Cristiano

Ronaldo is from Portugal

he plays in the

Portuguese na-

tional team. (by

Aishe)

Hi, we are Jana und Carina and our fa-

vourite Sports star is Markus

Rosenberg .We like him because he is

cute and a good football player too. He

has played in Werder Bremen since

26.1.2007. He comes from Sweden.

Hi, I„m Jenny and

my favourite sport

star is Luca Tony.

He is very cool

wieht his black

hair. He has a

daughter. He plays

for Bayern

Münich.

Year 4 is practicing volley this

year; Class 4A love sport: eve-

ryone plays football and basket

or goes to swimming class, so

they are ready for a new sport.

PE instructor for the whole

school year is Roberta. Under

her instructions, children are

getting ready to play- and hope-

fully win- in the volley tourna-

ment against the other four

classes of Year4 next May.

First of all, they trained all the

winter with specific games: ex-

ercises against the wall and the

wall bars, throwing and catch-

S E I T E 1 6

ing the ball, bouncing etc. Then

children played games involv-

ing jumps, handstand, crawling,

walking and running, as well as

keeping by the court lines or

complete immobility. Some-

times, stretching exercises are

included too. All these games

are played by two teams and

everyone has his or her favour-

ite.

After Christmas holidays, chil-

dren are now playing volley in

short matches, doing his and

her best to score, training,

learning rules and most impor-

tant, how to play together in a

team: nobody wins or looses

alone.

H E A L T H Y H A B I T S

Report on a school sport

Volley for Year4 – by Class 4A

.At the „Bundesjugendspiele you have to do differ-ent kinds of sport diciplines. For every diciplin you are grated and get points. These per-formances also influ-ence the grade on your report card. There are different kinds of diciplines,

like 100 metres run, 1000 m run, long jump, high jumb, swimming contest, track and field athletics etc.

Bundesjugendspiele

Bundesj ugends piel e

Last year I got a sports certificate at our „Bundesjugendspiele“ You probably ask yourself, what are „Bundesjugendspiele“? Bundesjugendspiele are Federal Youth Games introduced by the goverment in 1951 and they take place every year at our school.

On Thursday 22nd January 2009, 18 children accompanied by adults participated in a competition at Newham

Leisure Centre. They took part in field events such as:

Javelin;

Standing Long Jump;

Chest Push;

Triple Jump;

Speed Bounce;

Vertical Jump.

At the end of the field events, the results were fantastic, granting Carpenters school a place in the top eight

(which means getting into the final).

Then it was time for the running events which were:

Boys Girls

1 lap race 1 lap race

2 laps race 2 laps race

6 laps race 6 laps race

There was also a four lap race that was run by two boys and two girls.

Due to cheering from teachers and team mates, the running was a

great success and Carpenters school gained a lot of points. It was said

to be a great experience by those who watched and took part in the

competition. One of the coaches (Mr R. Saunders) mentioned that it

was the best performance in years. As a result, the participants‟ hard

work paid off when the overall sores were announced and Carpenters

school came second and received silver medals. As a sign of sports-

manship, the children shook hands with the opposition. Everyone

from school left happy at the contribution they had made for the team.

By Ola Ademi

Holly Class, carpenters Primary School

Carpenters Primary School Athletics team

Athletics Competition

S E I T E 1 8

We have a volleyball team ın our

school. It has had lots of success.

We won different matches.

The students in the team are am-

bitious people. They want the

team to be the best so they try to

do everything for the team. Here

are some photos of our team:

H E A L T H Y H A B I T S

Volleyball

Each team consists of six players. To

get play started, a team is chosen to serve by

coin toss. A player from the serving team (generally accepted

to have the advantage inplay) throws the ball into the air and

attempts to hit the ball so it passes over the net on a course

such that it will land in the opposing team's court (the serve).

Report on a school sport

The volleyball team of our school

KUVAYİ MİLLİYE PRIMARY SCHOOL, Turkey

When we found out, that we

were part of the group chosen

to come and see the Werder

Bremen match against Cologne

we were very happy. On our

way to the

“Weserstation” (football sta-

dium) at around 3 pm we were

very excited.

We drove about

1.5 hours by bus

and we had a lot

of fun with our friends during

the ride. Already at the begin-

ning of the first halftime Diego

shot the first goal. After a goal

against Bremen, Rosenberg

scored an-

other goal,

3/1. We cheered and we

were very happy. At 7 pm

we met at the busses. Unfortu-

nately we didn‟t have any time

after the game to collect auto-

graphs from the different play-

ers. The bus had to leave at 7.30

pm. On our way back we were

all in high spirits. I t was all in

all an exciting, wonderful day

and we thank our teachers Mr.

Meyer, Mr. Ahning, Mr. Weiß

and Mr. Smidt that they made

the effort to come along with us

to the Weser Station. (by Ma-

ren, Carina and Lea.)

S E I T E 1 9

so that 2 minutes before half-

time the result was 2:1 for

Werder Bremen. Also the sec-

ond halftime was very sus-

penseful. The final goal was

shot by

Naldo and

Bremen von

Beschreibende Grafik- oder Bildunterschrift.

H E A L T H Y H A B I T S

.

Milan had

Abbiati goal-

keeper;

Maldini,

Jankulovski,

Kaladze and

Antonini de-

fenders; Emer-

son, Pirolo,

Ambrosini and

Seedorf mid-

field with

Ronaldinho,

Pato and

Shevchenko

attacking forward.

The most excit-

ing match in the

winter season

was Juventus

vs. Milan, played in Turin on

the 14th December at 8.30 pm.

Both teams had injuries and

some stars could not play.

Juventus had Manninger

goalkeeper; Grygera, Mell-

berg, Chiellini and Moli-

naro defenders; De

Cieglie, Sissoko, Marchisco, Ned-

vev midfield; Del Piero and

Amauri forward line.

Juventus vs. Milan

By the Boys of Class

5C

Werder Bremen against 1FC Colog- nia

Juventus vs. Milan

Football match report from a

HIGH ROFILE MATCH

Kick off. Del Piero

takes the ball offside

but the linesman does

not see. He runs to the

goal,

Hello, my name is Ally Wadud, and I went to An-

field to report on Liverpool versus Bristol.

Firstly, Torres headed the ball to Gerrard who

passed to Alonso and shot and scored.

Soon it was half time and this lasted for 10 min-

utes, then half time was over.

After half time it still wasn’t going well for Bris-

tol. Liverpool just missed a big chance but it didn’t

take long for Liverpool to score another goal. Ger-

rard headed and scored. The crowd went wild!

Still no score for Bristol. This didn’t look good for

Bristol.

Liverpool were on the ball again and Gerrard

passed to Torres and Torres passed back again to

Gerrard. Gerrard shot from 25 metres and scored

a spectacular goal. Then there was only 20 min-

utes until full time. So Bristol went for the ball

and Michel from Bristol was going for goal. He

shot but missed. But it was well off target.

So then

it was a

goal kick and Hazy the Bristol striker

shot from 10 metres but it was way

out of the pitch.

This resulted in a throw-in and Michel

threw it to Troy. But he got tackled

by Robbie Keene and Robby passed to

Gerrard. He shot and scored the last

goal for Liverpool. The Bristol goal-

keeper had no chance to save it. Liv-

erpool had won the game and that was

it for Bristol. Thanks for reading

this report. Until

next time, I am Ally

Wadud.

(Ally Wadud,

Carpenters Primary School)

Liverpool 3 vs. 0 Bristol

(Fantasy Football match

40 minute: Dal Piero’s corner for

Chiellini who shoots a fantastic goal

by winning header: 3-1.

Second half is exciting too: soon

Ambrosini shoots to goal, 3-2.

At the 35 minute Amauri receives

Sissoko’s spectacular cross, over-

takes all Milan defenders and

scores: 4-2.

This will be the final score line with

valuable points for Juventus that is

chasing the League leader, Inter.

Jankulovski fouls from behind in the penalty

area: penalty for Del Piero who shoots to the

goalkeeper’s right, it is 1-0.

At the

30 minute, Ronaldinho’s cross for Pato and

volley wrong-footing the goalkeeper: 1-1.

Just a few minutes later, cross for Amauri’s

header scoring 2-1.

play with friends

computer games

chill

window shopping

to listen to music

to surf the internet

cinema

watch tv and dvd

sport

homework

to help at home

familygames

handycraft

others

2) How do you spend your free time during the week?

Boys play with friends

computer games

chill

window shopping

to listen to music

to surf the internet

cinema

watch TV/DVD

sport

homework

to help at home

family games

handycraft

others

Girls

Free time activities

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

girl

boy

Reihe1

1) Are you a girl or a boy?

We, the Comenius Group of the Haupt– and Realschule Esterwegen made a survey about free time activities in the

classes 5-7. Alltogether 221 of our students took part in this survey.

From the diagram you can see that more boys are playing computer games, whereas boys

and girls use the internet for about the same amount of time. Both, boys and girls spend

time for their homework after school. More girls help at home than boys during their

freetime.