SESVETE PRIMARY SCHOOL

 YOUNG JOURNALISTS PROUDLY PRESENT
Young Journalists is a group of enthusiastic fifth graders from Sesvete Sesvete Primary School Primary School who love English language! We meet twice a week and Year 2013, No.1 work really hard to keep you informed and entertained. Issue: January and February Hope you will enjoy our hard work as much as we did! *SCHOOL NEWS*SPORT*MUSIC*MOVIES*FUN*PUZZLES* PHOTOS*ENGLISH*
We celebrated our School Day on
19th October, 2012
The best and the only way to introduce ourselves is to
write something about our school - Sesvete Primary School.
MATHS COMPETITION
On 19th October, 2012 we celebrated our School Day first
time as the fifth graders and Young Journalists. We
organised a workshop and made a poster with details about
out school before and today.
It is one of the oldest schools in Croatia and it was
th
one of the biggest schools with over 1500 pupils in more
17 January 2013 was the day
for the Maths Competition on
than 50 classes. Our school has a nickname “Badel” and all
the borough-level in our
the pupils who attend the school are “Badelovci”. The first
school. We welcomed many
documents date to 1864.
guest teachers and pupils,
presented
our
award-winning
Today our school is famous for its charity work and
school play “Circus”, did the
eco-actions
(member of the International Eco-Schools),
tests and had a lot of fun. The
Školska zadruga, glagolitic writing, first aid team, young
best pupils are now preparing
for the county competition.
drama group and
Good luck!
many other
things.
THE CARNIVAL
Young Journalists
School Day Project Sesvete Primary School
12th February 2013 was the
day to be somebody else. Lots
Before & Today
of doctors, nurses, patients,
boys dressed as girls, scary
creatures, ladybugs,
cheerleaders, animals,
fairies, Indian girls, Šemsos,
skeletons, babies and other
ST VALENTINE'S DAY
dressed up pupils and
St Valentine's Day is celebrated on 14th February. In
came to work they
our school we always have a box for secret letters,
teachers
day wearing masks and
where pupils in love can send letters to other pupils.
having fun together! The
Usually we make paper hearts with romantic
weekend before our school
messages. This year there was also a dance
organised by the 7th and 8th graders where they
play “Circus” won the first
place in the Garden Mall
danced, had fun and some girls were lucky enough to
carnival competition.
get red roses, teddy bears or chocolate.
Congratulations!
Love was in the air!
SESVETE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Adele Laurie Blue Adkins (born 5th
May 1988), better known simply as
Adele, is an English singer songwriter and musician.
YOUNG JOURNALISTS RECOMMEND
"SKYFALL"
ADELE
Her two albums “19” and “21”
earned her eight Grammy Music
Awards and many others. The
second album has sold 27 million
copies worldwide. In addition, the
success of 21 earned Adele
mentions
in
the
numerous
Guinness World Records. She is
the first artist to sell more than 3
million copies of an album in a
year in the UK. In 2011 and 2012,
Billboard named Adele Artist of the
Year. Her most popular and
famous singles include Set Fire to
the Rain, Rolling in the Deep and
Someone Like You.
In January 2013, for her song
Skyfall, she received an Academy
Award nomination as well as the
Golden Globe Award for Best
Original Song.
This is the end
Hold your breath and count to ten
Feel the earth move and then
Hear my heart burst again
For this is the end
I've drowned and dreamt this
moment
So overdue I owe them
Swept away, I'm stolen
Let the sky fall
When it crumbles
We will stand tall
Face it all together
Let the sky fall
When it crumbles
We will stand tall
Face it all together
At skyfall
That skyfall
Where you go I go
What you see I see
I know I'd never be me
Without the security
Of your loving arms
Keeping me from harm
Put your hand in my hand
And we'll stand
Skyfall is where we start
A thousand miles and poles apart
Where worlds collide and days are
dark
You may have my number, you can
take my name
But you'll never have my heart
Let the sky fall (let the sky fall)
When it crumbles (when it
crumbles)
We will stand tall (we will stand tall)
Face it all together
Let the sky fall (let the sky fall)
When it crumbles (when it
crumbles)
We will stand tall (we will stand tall)
Face it all together
Let the sky fall (let the sky fall)
When it crumbles (when it
crumbles)
We will stand tall (we will stand tall)
Face it all together
At skyfall
Let the sky fall (let the sky fall)
When it crumbles (when it
crumbles)
We will stand tall (we will stand tall)
Face it all together
At skyfall
[x2:]
(Let the sky fall
When it crumbles
We will stand tall)
Let the sky fall
We will stand tall
At skyfall
Oh
The 85th Academy Award
ceremony will take place on
24th February in Kodak
Theatre, L.A., California, USA
CROATIAN MUSIC - PARNI VALJAK
Parni valjak is a Croatian rock band founded in 1975. Their lead singer is Aki
Rahimovski and the lead songwriter is Husein Hasenefendić Hus. The band is
known for their energetic live performances and love evergreens like "Sve još
miriše na nju", "Jesen u meni", "Ugasi me" and "Zastave". They received many
music awards, including amazing fifteen Croatian Music Awards Porin.
In December 2005, Parni valjak made a farewell tour of Croatia and Slovenia on
their 30th birthday. Their last public performance in 2005 was a concert on New
Year's Eve in Ban Jelačić Square in Zagreb, though they stated that more concerts
may be held in future. On 23rd March 2013 they will hold a concert in Zagreb!
THE HOBBIT: Unexpected Journey
This month’s movie is The Hobbit: Unexpected Journey, filmed by Academy Awardwinning filmmaker Peter Jackson. It’s the first of a trilogy of films adapting the
enduringly popular masterpiece The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkien. The three films tell a
continuous story set in the Middle-earth 60 years before The Lord of the Rings.
This adventure follows the journey of Bilbo Baggins, his dwarf mates and the Wizard
Gandalf the Grey. The following sequel will be released in December 2013
(The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug) and the final one
in July 2014 (The Hobbit: There and Back Again)
2 YOUNG JOURNALISTS TRAVEL
3 YOUNG JOURNALISTS LIKE
SPORT HANDBALL
This month we chose
handball. Handball is a
team sport in which two
teams of seven players
each (six outfield players
and a goalkeeper on
each team) pass a ball to
throw it into the goal of
the other team.
A standard match
consists of two periods of
30 minutes, and the team
with more goals scored
wins. You must play it
with hands, never with
legs. This year World
Handball Championship
took place in January in
Spain.
Spain won the gold
medal, Denmark won
the silver medal and
Croatia won the bronze
medal, the third one in a
row on big competitions
(European and World
Competition and the
London Olympics).
Domagoj Duvnjak was
chosen as one of the
seven best players in the
world dream team.
All the best to our
cowboys in all the future
competitions!
COMPUTER
GAME KENTUCKY
ROUTE ZERO
INTERESTING
FACTS
Through the
rainforest over a
bridge to nowhere
In the middle of the
rainforest in New
Zealand in Whanganui
national park there is a
tourist attraction called
‘‘Bridge to Nowhere''.
You can get to the
isolated concrete
bridge only by a
speedboat and kayak
and then walk
additional 40 min down
and around rainforest
paths. The bridge is
completely useless
because there are no
roads on either side of
the bridge!
Kentucky Route Zero is
a magical realist
adventure game about a
secret highway in the
caves beneath
Kentucky, and the
mysterious folks who
travel around them.
Gameplay is inspired
by point-and-click
adventure games (like
the classic Monkey
Island or King's Quest
series, or more recently
Telltale's Walking Dead
series), but focused on
characterization,
atmosphere and
storytelling rather than
clever puzzles or
challenges of skill.
CAR MERCEDES C36
A new edition of C36 is
stronger and faster than
ever. The celebrated 6.2liters engine in this
model makes 507
horsepower on 6800
r/min. That is enough
acceleration to get from
0 to 100 km/h in only 4.2
sec and to achieve
electronically limited
maximum speed of
280km/h. C36 AMG
edition 507 is available in
three versions – sedan,
coupe and hatchback.
4 COLOUR WHITE
Inspired by the white
snow flakes all around us,
this month we chose the
colour white.
White as a positive colour
is associated with purity,
innocence, light,
goodness, heaven, safety,
brilliance, illumination,
understanding,
cleanliness, faith,
beginnings, sterility,
spirituality, sincerity,
protection, softness, and
perfection.
As the opposite of black,
movies, books, print
media, and television
typically depict the good
guy in white and the bad
guy in black.
The color white is also
associated with low-fat
foods and dairy products.
Brave Japanese
inhabitats live in a
crater
The Japanese island
Aogashima in the
Philippine Sea is a big
undersea crater with a
little volcano. Last time
the volcano erupted in
the 18th century. About
200 inhabitants live
there today.
To the human eye, white
is a bright and brilliant
color that can cause
headaches.
Throughout the western
countries white is the
traditional color worn by
brides, to signify purity.
In eastern countries, the color white is the color of mourning and funerals. YOUNG JOURNALISTS HAVE FUN
FUNNY CORNER
Ivan was drunk and he went to the zoo. He came to the cage where there was one monkey. The
monkey had two bananas.
Ivan asked:” Can you give me one banana?”
And the monkey said: “I will give you both if you tell me how you got out of the cage.”
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They ask a rabbit: “What would you like to know?“
The rabbit answers: “How to play chess.“
“Why chess?” they ask him.
And the rabbit says: “To eat the hunter.”
*********
A truck driver turns left and a car hits him.
The car driver asks him: “Why didn't you turn on the blinker.“
“Com'on. You didn't see the whole truck. How would you see one little tiny blinker? “, the driver
answers.
I
Feelings!
YOU ---- in 15 different languages
Eu amo-te - Portuguese
Ich liebe dich - German
Je t'aime - French
Jeg elsker dig - Danish
Kocham cię - Polish
Ljubim te - Slovenian
Ma armastan sind Estonian
Mi amas vin - Esperanto
S'agapo - Greek
Seni seviyorum - Turkish
Te quiero - Spanish
Te sakam - Macedonian
Ti amo - Italian
Volim te - Croatian
Wo ie ni - Chinese
* Sign Language: Spread hand out so no fingers are touching. Bring in middle &
ring fingers and touch then to the palm of your hand.*
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ENGLISH
TONGUE TWISTERS
Read quickly!
She sells seashells on the
seashore.
***
Mix a box of mixed
biscuits with a boxed
biscuit mixer.
***
Peter Piper picked a
peck of pickled peppers,
A peck of pickled
peppers Peter Piper
picked.
If Peter Piper picked a
peck of pickled peppers,
Where's the peck of
pickled peppers Peter
Piper picked?
***
Three witches watch
three Swatch watches.
Which witch watches
which Swatch watch?
***
FUNNY ANAGRAMS
ENGLISH RIDDLES
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What are two things people never eat before breakfast?
Why did the man throw a bucket of water out the window?
Why did the man throw the butter out the window?
What has two hands and a face, but no arms and legs?
How do you spell mousetrap?
What can't be used until it's broken?
What do tigers have that no other animals have?
What did zero say to eight?
What did number 1 say to 7?
10. Which letter is not me? Rearrange the letters so that you get a new
word or words
e.g. A gentleman = Elegant man
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6.
Debit card = ?
Eleven plus two = ?
The eyes = ?
Mummy = ?
Dormitory = ?
Astronomers = ?
EASY RHYMES
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What do you wear that rhymes with cat?
What fruit do you eat that rhymes with hair?
What lives in the sea and rhymes with dish?
What comes out at night and rhymes with car?
What flies in the sky and rhymes with word?
What do you read that rhymes with cook?
What do you bake that rhymes with rake?
What do you eat with that rhymes with moon?
What do you drive that rhymes with far?
What do you sing that rhymes with strong?
Where do you sleep that rhymes with red?
What do you eat that rhymes with punch?
Where do you sit that rhymes with stair?
Where do you go for a walk that rhymes with
shark?
(Key to riddles, anagrams and rhymes on pg 7)
6 YOUNG JOURNALISTS ARE
All the ideas in this newspaper
are the product of hard work
and a lot of fun on our weekly
meetings. All the texts in this
issue
were
written
or
translated by this team of
enthusiastic fifth graders who
call
themselves
Young
Journalists. They are:
Editor-in-chief and journalist:
Martina Bencek, 5.a
Journalists:
Ana Đurekovec, 5.a
Darija Levak, 5.a
Mirna Mandić, 5.b
Gabriela Kozina, 5.b
Antonio Ivić, 5.a
Technical, language and any
other support:
Ružica Obućina, English
teacher
Hope you enjoyed our hard work and as you are reading it and solving the
puzzles, we are already thinking about our next issue. If you have any
questions, ideas or comments, feel free to contact as at
young.journalists.sps@gmail.com
or come and join us on the following days:
5th graders in the
morning
5th graders in the
afternoon
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Tuesdays - 14.50 - 15.35 (F)
Thursdays - 8.00 - 8.45 (E)
Tuesdays - 11.30 -12.15 (20)
Fridays - 12.30 - 13.05 (E)
KEY (from pg 6)
English riddles
1. Supper and dinner
2. Waterfall
3. Butterfly
4. A clock.
5. C-A-T.
6. An egg.
7. Baby tigers.
8. Nice belt.
9. Nice hair.
10. U. Funny anagrams 1. Bad credit
2. Twelve plus one
3. They see
4. My mum
5. Dirty room
6. No more stars
Easy rhymes
1. Hat
2. Pear
3. Fish
7 4. Star
5. Bird
6. Book
7. Cake
8. Spoon
9. Car
10. Song
11. Bed
12. Lunch
13. Chair
14. Park ☺