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This is where RIO DE JANEIRO is – CLUBHOUSE or Rio for short. It’s Brazil’s second biggest city and it’s right on the ORD edge of Guanabara Bay, EM next EP RO to the Atlantic Ocean. GR SO ES
Rio is home to amazing CH beaches and COPACABANA BEA s is one of the most famou mer, in the world! In the sum ers, it’s filled with holidaymak e, and every New Year’s Ev ing it plays host to an amaz the fireworks display. I love wavy footpath that runs next to the beach too!
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SUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN is at the op ening of the bay. I took a cable car up to the summit (396m high!). It was pretty steep, but the views were amazing! An other famous mountain, Corcovado, is in a national park in the middle of Rio. The be autiful statue of Christ the Redeemer sta nds at its peak. I got a little red train up to the top to see it!
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This is the Br azilian nationa l flag. It has 27 stars on it – one for e ach of Brazil’ 26 states, plu s s one for the district of the capital cit y, Brasilia. Th e stars are positioned to look like the n ight sky over Rio. Coo l, huh?
made friends On my first day in Rio, I called Matias. with a 10-year-old boy t the Olympics, He’s super-excited abou Rio this August. which are being held in ANÀ STADIUM – one Matias took me to MARAC rld – to see of the largest in the wo am play. The his favourite football te and chanting crowds were drumming ening and with excitement! The op onies will be closing Olympics cerem ias wished he held at Maracanã. Mat too! had tickets to see that
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Olá! My name is Matias and I had a great time showing Petra around!
RIO LIFE tias, I got to know Rio de Thanks to my new friend Ma it’s like to grow up here. Janeiro really well, and what
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Matias lives with his parents, older brother and younger sister in a flat in a residential area of Rio. His grandparents, uncles and aunts all live close by. Family time is important in Brazil. At the weekend, his parents allow him and his older brother to get the bus to one of Rio’s beaches. He invited me to join them and we played a fun beach game called ALTINHA, where you have to keep the ball in the air for as long as possible!
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LEARN THE LlNGO! Brazil is the only South American country to speak Portuguese. Other South American countries speak Spanish. Matias taught me some simple words. Impress your friends with your lingo knowhow!
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Matias’s younger sister goes to dance classes e after school. One of th is dances she is learning the SAMBA – a dance and e style of music that cam d to Brazil from Africa an e is now famous all over th world. In February every s year, Rio holds a famou carnival, where samba e schools from all over th city dance in a special parade Listen to some g! Samba and dance alon
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After the beach, Matias invited me for lunch. It was a real treat, and his whole family was there. We ate FEIJOADA – a tasty stew made with black beans and pork, served with rice, shredded greens and slices of orange. His mum also gave me a gift of homemade chocolate truffles called ‘brigadeiros’. Find out how to make them in Fun with Friends!
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hen I went to the bea ch with Matias, he in troduced me to his friends, A na Luiza and Felipe. Felipe offered us all a banana. “You ’re such a monkey!” laughed Matias. “We have a story he re about how bana nas belong to monkeys. I’ll tell you… ”
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Long ago, there was an artist who came to live at the edge of the forest. She fenced off a big area,CLUBHOUSE which was filled with banana trees, and made it her garden. As the artist got older, it became harder for her to gather the bananas by herself, so she made a deal with the largest monkey.
“You gather my bananas for me, monkey, and I’ll give you half of my harvest to share with your friends,” she said.
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Now I know where the phrase ‘cheeky monkey’ comes from!
The monkey agreed, but he was greedy and he wanted all the bananas to himself. When it was time to harvest the bananas, he took all the nice big fruit from the top of each bunch and left the artist with the small wrinkled ones at the bottom – the ones that wouldn’t ripen nicely. She was furious! The artist lay awake all night trying to work out how she could teach the greedy monkey a lesson. At last, she had an idea! The next day, she took out her sculpting tools and lots of wax, and she moulded and formed a perfect statue of a little boy. On top of the boy’s head, she put a basket filled with the biggest, ripest bananas she could find. It looked just like one of the little boys who sold bananas at the local market!
In fact, it looked just like one of the little boys the greedy monkey liked to steal bananas from! She placed the wax statue in her garden and waited. It wasn’t long before the greedy monkey spotted it. He was in a particularly fine mood that morning, as the sun was shining brightly, so he swung over to the statue and said,
“Good morning, little boy! Those bananas look delicious. Could you spare one for me please?” The little boy said nothing, so the monkey said, even louder, “Just one ripe little, sweet little banana please? It’s
all I ask, little boy!”
Again, the little boy ignored him. The monkey started to feel quite annoyed.
“How rude!” he said. “Do you want me to upset your basket and steal a banana?” The little boy remained silent. The monkey was outraged and he ran towards the boy, stretching out his hand to push him over and steal a banana from the basket. However, when he reached the boy, his hand sank into the warm wax and it got stuck there!
“Little boy, let go of my hand this instant or I’ll push you with my other hand!” The little boy still didn’t say a word. Deeply angered by now, the monkey pushed the boy with his other hand, which also got stuck inside the wax sculpture.
“Little boy, let go of my hands this instant or I’ll kick with you my foot!” Of course, the little boy did nothing and the monkey kicked out, only to find that his foot was now stuck fast too.
“Little boy, let go of my foot this instant or I’ll kick with you my other foot!”
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The little boy didn’t speak or move, and the monkey’s second foot was soon deeply embedded inside the sculpture.
“Little boy, let go of my body this instant or I’ll summon all the other monkeys!” The little boy didn’t let go, so the monkey called as loudly as he knew how and, soon, monkeys came swinging from every direction to help him. There was every kind of monkey – big, medium and small. When they saw him trapped inside the waxy sculpture of the little boy, they all gathered around to pull him out, but it was no use. He was completely stuck. Finally, a tiny pygmy marmoset came up with a plan.
“All you big monkeys climb to the top of the tallest tree in the garden and make a pyramid, with the howler monkey at the top. Howler, when you get there, shout as loud as you can and ask the sun to help us!” The monkeys did as they were told and the howler monkey howled with all his might to make the sun hear him – and it worked! The sun glided across the sky and let its hottest rays beat down on the artist’s sculpture.
Answer: 21 bananas
Very soon, the wax began to melt, and the greedy monkey was able to pull one hand free… a second hand free… and then both of his feet free!
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How many banan as are in this pile? Write your answer in the box!
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AWESOME OLYMPICS It’s the biggest sporting event in the world and it’s happening in Rio from August 5 to 21. Yes, it’s the Summer Olympics and Paralympics – and we can’t wait! We’re big fans of the colourful mascots, Vinicius and Tom. You can learn all about them, do activities and even take a selfie with them at www.rio2016.com/mascots! OR D E
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Have you tried cup stacking? The aim of the game is to stack plastic cups in pyramids as fast as you can and it needs excellent hand-eye coordination. In this year’s world championships, 11-year-old Malaysian Chan Keng Ian got the gold for boys and 13-year-old Korean Eun Jin Jo did it for the girls. The Junior Sport Stacking Championships take place at the end of July. Watch cool cup stacking videos at www.thewssa. com/video
E! IR A IN D R O A R T X E S R EXPLORE How about this for an adventure? In June this year, the Meretniemi family – Mum, Dad and three kids aged 3, 5 and 7 – set off from Finland on an around-the-world trip in their yacht. They plan to visit 75 countries in just over 6 years and learn about the world as they go. It’s not one big holiday – the kids will be using technology to keep up with lessons. Follow their incredible journey at Petra will be followin g www.sailforgood.org
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! S E O R E H S ’ A PETR When Toby Little from Sheffield, England, was five years old, he decided he wanted to write to every country in the world! His first letter was to Hawaii and, within months, Toby was getting penpals from all over the world!
WEIRD WORLD! Thought Finding Nemo was fiction? Think again! Inky the octopus made a daring escape from the National Aquarium in New Zealand, where he was a star attraction. They think he squeezed through a small opening in the lid of his tank, slid down the side, slinked across the floor and slithered down a 50-metre long drainpipe, which led straight into the sea! Intrepid Inky was well known for being unusually curious and intelligent, and because the octopus has no bones, it can squeeze through holes as small as a coin! Unbelievable!
“I started the project because I wanted to find out more about the world,” says Toby, who’s now 8. Toby writes all his own letters and has received over 380 replies so far, including one from a South Pole scientist who told him to “Stay curious!” Just like Petra! “We’re so lucky to have this wonderful world,” Toby says. Find out more at www.writingtotheworld.com. Maybe you could be his next penpal? Start writing today!
AWESOME! Toby also has his own book! Dear World, How Are You? is a collection of his very best letters to date. Well worth a read! (Michael Joseph)
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High-Speed Squirrels The super squirrel monkey is common across the Amazon and these longlimbed lovelies hang out in noisy groups, scurrying at high speed through the tree canopy. You can spot them quite easily because of their black mouth and the white colouring around their eyes, which looks like a mask. The average squirrel monkey is just 25 to 35cm long!
The howler monkey, which can be found in rainforests across Brazil, got its name for a reason – males can belt out roaring howls that can be heard up to 4.8km (3 miles) away. It’s one of the loudest animals on land and is definitely the loudest monkey. But its bark is worse than its bite! Howler monkeys may be big, but they’re pretty calm and they eat fruit, leaves and nuts. Long ago, ancient Mayans even used to worship them!
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Capuchin monkeys are so smart, they’re often trained to appear in films and on TV. Look out for them in Pirates of the Caribbean and Night at the Museum!
le g n u J e h t f o g n Ki Golden lion tamarins are an environmental success story. 40 years ago, they were near extinction. Today, in Rio’s Poço das Antas nature reserve, there are over 1,000 of these aweinspiring little monkeys with flaming orange ‘lion’s manes’. The people of Brazil love the golden lion tamarin so much, its picture is on the Brazilian banknote for 20 reais. The real (plural: reais) is Brazil’s national currency.
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Teeny Tiny Titis! The fire-tailed titi was discovered in the Amazon just a few years ago. These funny little fellows, which weigh about 1.5kg, live as families and sit with their tails entwined while they dine on fruity feasts. They have ginger sideburns and tails, so it’s a wonder they weren’t spotted sooner! Titis are great at jumping and, in Germany, they are known as Springaffen – jumping monkeys!
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We’re claiming bananas back from the monkeys! We’ve got a super-healthy, but deliciously swe et ice cream, for you to try. Unbelievably, it has one onl y ingredient!
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Peel a ripe banana and slice it into chunks. Place it in a plastic container and freeze it overnight.
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CH ICO DOOR HANG E R o the Up to monkey business? Then you need a Chic in peace! Capuchin door hanger so everyone leaves you ... Download our Chico printable then put it together Chico Doorhanger Template
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Rio is also home to a famous Botanical Garden, which has over 900 types of palm trees! It’s totally tropical!
Hi! I’m Katia and I love dressing up! Oh, my Rio carnival outfit would be so fabulous! Can you remember the name of the dance they do at the Carnival? Unscramble the answer and turn to page 30 to see if you got it right!
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COMPETITION TERMS AND CONDITIONS: 1. PROMOTER: Dramaforum Oy, see address below. 2. CLOSING TIME AND DATE: 11.59pm on August 1 2016. Only one entry accepted per person. Entries after the closing date will not be considered. 3. Anyone under 18 years old must have the permission of an adult before entering. 4. Employees of Dramaforum Oy and their family members and any associated company connected with the competition are not eligible to enter the competition. 5. No alternative prizes will be offered, and there is no cash alternative. 6. Dramaforum Oy will not be responsible for any indirect, special or consquential damages or losses suffered by the entrant or a third party. 7. Three winners will be selected at random from all correct entries. The promoter’s decision will be final and binding. No correspondence will be entered into. 8. Winners will be notified via Facebook within 28 days of the competition closing date. 9. If we can’t contact the winner within a month of the closing date, we will offer the prize to an alternative entry. 10. Once contacted, you must provide your full name, address and email address. We will use your contact details only to adminster this competition, and will not publish them or provide them to anyone without your permission. 11. A list of winners can be obtained by sending an SAE to the Dramaforum Oy address shown below within six weeks of the closing date. 12. When you enter the competition, you agree to be bound by these rules. 13. Dramaforum Oy does not accept responsibility for loss, damage or injury occurring to the participant arising from his or her entry into the promotion or from his or her acceptance of this prize. 14. The competition is subject to the laws of Finland, England and Wales.
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