Festivals by Editora FTD

FESTIVALS

People all around the world have different traditions, but they all share festivals. Festivals for important times of the year or for religious holidays. Festivals to celebrate air, fire and water. And some festivals which are just for fun. Travel around the world and learn more about festivals.

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StandFor Graded Readers provide a range of engaging reading materials for learners of English. Carefully graded by level, the series includes retellings of great classics, and informative, factual titles.

FESTIVALS

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Catherine Zgouras

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ISBN 978-85-96-00693-4

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1 FESTIVALS

Catherine Zgouras

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The publisher would like to thank the following for permission to reproduce the photographs:

Editorial Director Lauri Cericato Editorial Manager Cayube Galas Editorial Coordinator Ana Carolina Costa Lopes Series Editor Nick Bullard Editorial Assistant Nathalia Thomaz Production Manager Mariana Milani Production Coordinator Marcelo Henrique Ferreira Fontes Proofreader Nicole Irving Art Manager Ricardo Borges Art Coordinator Daniela Di Creddo Máximo Design Yan Comunicação Cover Design Yan Comunicação Art Supervisor Patrícia De Michelis Art Editors/Layout Yan Comunicação, Lidiani Minoda Illustrations Coordinator Márcia Berne Illustrations Arthur França Photo Researcher Elaine Cristina Bueno Coordinator Photo Researchers Paloma Santa Rosa Klein Operations Director and Reginaldo Soares Damasceno Print Production Manager

AGB Photo Library: pp. 25 (pancakes) Food And Drink Photos; 26 (horse) Wojtek Buss/Age Fotostock. Alamy/ Latinstock: pp. 8 (monks ringing the bell) Yamaguchi Sayuri; 16 (chuseok) Yooniq Images; 16 (family in korean clothing) iRepublic ; 34 (Anastenaria in Greece) Konstantinos Tsakalidis. Folhapress: pp. 27 (frevo) Eduardo Knapp ; 28 (samba school) Ismar Ingber; 29 (big dolls) Leo Caldas. Getty Images: pp. 7 (fireworks in London) Moment RM; 8 (greek vassilopita) Flickr RF; 10 (chinese money) iStockphoto; 12 (Rosh Hashanah candle) Denver Post; 12 (honey with apple) iStockphoto; 12 (man blowing the shofar) Awad Awada/ Anadolu Agency; 16, 17 (Holi celebration) Daniel Berehulak; 18 (fallas sculptures) Burak Akbulut/Anadolu Agency; 18 (Ghent lightfestival) Didier Messens; 18, 19 (christmas lights festival) iStockphoto; 20 (midnight mass) NurPhoto; 20 (pickle ornament); 21 (befana) Matteo Chinellato/Corbis; 21 (red boots) imagenavi; 22, 23 (ice sculpture) Gavin Hellier; 23 (archer ice sculpture) Tao Zhang/NurPhoto ; 24 (Inti Raymi) Universal Images Group; 27 (king Momo) Vanderlei Almeida/AFP; 30 (fireworks) Luc Forsyth; 30, 31 (ballons) AWL Images RM; 32 (candle in the river) Lonely Planet Images; 34 (fire walkers) Photo Researchers RM; 35 (aboriginal dance) AWL Images RM; 36 (La Tomatina) David Ramos; 37 (children trick-or-treating) Rebecca Nelson. Glow Images: p. 11 (elephant) Stock Photos. Opção Brasil Imagens: p. 5 (people dancing) Marcos André. Shutterstock. com: pp. 5 (world map) CssAndDesign; 6 (balloon thanksgiving day) lev radin; 6 (woman serving food) astudio; 7 (clock) stockphoto-graf; 9 (Sydney, Australia) dinozzaver; 9 (new year’s eve in Sydney) Dana.S; 10 (lanterns) Efired; 11 (parade of Xiahai City) 123Nelson; 13 (Ded Moroz) Dm_Cherry; 14 (fruit basket) efirm; 15 (thanksgiving dinner) Bochkarev Photography; 15 (thanksgiving balloon) Andrew McDonough; 19 (presents in Christmas tree) jeka84; 19 (milk and cookies) Dar1930; 22 (menorah and dreidels) tomertu; 25 (collops) Brzostowska; 26 (Maslenitsa celebration) Oleg Proskurin; 30 (phoenix) Weerachai Khamfu; 33 (floating lanterns) PanatFoto; 37 (halloween pumpkins) Zaretska Olga.

Dados Internacionais de Catalogação na Publicação (CIP) (Câmara Brasileira do Livro, SP, Brasil) Zgouras, Catherine Festivals : standfor graded readers, level 1 / Catherine Zgouras ; illustrated by Arthur França. -- 1. ed. -- São Paulo : FTD, 2016. ISBN 978-85-96-00693-4 (aluno) ISBN 978-85-96-00694-1 (professor)

1. Literatura infantojuvenil I. França, Arthur II. Título. 16-06379 CDD-028.5

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FESTIVALS Catherine Zgouras is a Greek-Australian who lives and works in Greece. She has had her own foreign language school for more than 25 years. She teaches, trains teachers, and is a freelance English Language Teaching material writer, developer, and editor. Catherine has written primary level student and activity books, test materials, and graded readers. She has won first prize for two of her graded readers and for a secondary level classroom lesson. Some of her works of fiction have also been published in the U.S.

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BEFORE READING

Look at the pictures in the book. What do you think you will read about? How people celebrate important things. How people have fun.

Think of a festival in your country. Circle the words that describe it. angry bad dark happy important interesting sad wonderful

Look at these pictures. Which ones show festivals? 1

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Chapter

Festivals Everywhere

Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia. North America and South America. Different continents and countries, different people, and different traditions. But the one thing they all share is festivals. Some festivals take place in one country, but you can find many festivals all over the world at the same time. There are festivals that celebrate the New Year, Christmas, Carnival, and so many more. Big and exciting festivals that make people happy.

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Festivals are often for only one or two days, but some can be for more days or even a month. At festivals people usually dance, sing, and eat good food. There are dancers and musicians, too. People wear nice clothes if the celebration is special. People can also wear special costumes at some festivals. Some festivals are thousands of years old. In some countries, the same festival can take place twice in a year! Many festivals are religious, but some are just for fun.

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