EURO 2012 – Football fun

DOWNLOAD
Gabriele Uplawski
EURO 2012 –
Football fun
Spielerische Wortschatzübungen für
den Englischunterricht
.
8
–
.
5 e
Klass
EURO 2012
In June Poland and Ukraine welcome guests from all over
Europe to watch the European Football Championships –
also called EURO 2012.
National teams from sixteen countries take part in the
championship. The best team wins the cup.
a) Match the country names with the flags.
Croatia – Czech Republic – Denmark – England – France – Germany –
Greece – Italy – the Netherlands – Poland – Portugal –
Republic of Ireland – Russia – Spain – Sweden – (the) Ukraine
country
nationality
ity
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
2.
13.
3.
14.
4.
15.
16.
b) Now add the nationalities to the countries.
Croatian – Czech – Danish – English – French – German –
Greek – Italian – Dutch – Polish – Portuguese – Irish –
Russian – Spanish – Swedish – Ukrainian
Gabriele Uplawski: EURO 2012 – Football fun
© Persen Verlag
1
Football dominoes
START
Before the
game starts
each team …
… to start the
game.
… one goalkeeper
of each team.
… not to let
the
he ball
ba
all get into
in
the
th goal.
Each team tries
to score …
The goalkeeper
goalkeeper is
s
also called …
The fans
ans cheer
chee
forr …
… when
whe there is
a foul.
fou
ul
… a substitute
player from the
bench.
The coach
decides …
The team with the
highest score …
Gabriele Uplawski: EURO 2012 – Football fun
© Persen Verlag
… sings their
national anthem.
… as many goals
as possible.
keeper or
… kee
goalie.
their
favourite
… th
ir favo
tteam.
… when to
exchange players.
… wins the
match.
The referee blows
the whistle …
O the playing
On
field there are ten
players and …
playe
The goalkeeper
goalk eper
tries …
The referee can
show a yellow or
a red card …
The coach sends
in …
FINISH
2
Football ABC – part I
Make an alphabet of football words.
header – stadium – fan – semi-final – (to) attack – coach – corner – trainers –
defender – equaliser – penalty – foul – game – goal – tie – nil-nil –
injury time – keeper – yellow card – final – linesman – match –
national anthem – offside – half time – opponent – player – quarter-final –
referee – score – goalkeeper – substitute – captain – team – ball – unfair –
(to) win – (to) lose – free kick – whistle
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
[–]
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
[–]
W
X
[–]
Y
Z
[–]
Gabriele Uplawski: EURO 2012 – Football fun
© Persen Verlag
3
Football ABC – part II
�
What are these German words in English?
You can look at your alphabet or you can use a dictionary for help.
1. Abseits:
�
9. Kopfball:
2. angreifen:
10. Linienrichter:
3. Ausgleichstor:
11. Nachspielzeit:
4. Eckball:
12. Null zu null:
5. Elfmeter:
13. Schiedsrichter::
6. Ersatzspieler:
14. Spielstand:
7. Gegner:
15. Verteidiger:
g :
8. Gleichstand:
ertelfinale
16. Viertelfinale:
⇼
A football crossword
d
⇽
Fill in the right words.
⇿
across D
∈
3 The leader of the team
6 The
he opposite off los
loser
8 Th
e referee
The
referee’s assistant
∀
9 sh
short for goalkeeper
d
down G
∋
ootb
1 The person who tra
trains a football
team
∂
2 The opposite of fair
4 Ano
er word ffor football boots
Another
5 The las
last game of a championship
∍
7 An
Another word for match
∎
�
Verbs and nouns
Find the verb to go with these
nouns.
verb
noun
winner
loser
player
Gabriele Uplawski: EURO 2012 – Football fun
© Persen Verlag
4
EURO 2012 – football quiz
EURO 2012 – Are you a football expert?
Tick (✔) the right answers.
7. What do the players do during the
game?
1. What do teams sing before the
match starts?
ı
ı
ı
the national anthem (C)
football songs (E)
their favourite song (P)
2. Who is not on the playing field
during a game?
ı
ı
ı
ı
ı
ı
the referee (A)
the goalkeeper (S)
the coach (H)
ı
ı
ı
the substitute players
s (A)
the fans (E)
the spectators
ctators (O)
ı
ı
ı
the captain
capta of the team
m (N)
the linesman (M)
ı
ı
ı
shorts
s
horts (B)
B)
socks
s
cks (I)
a match (E)
a free kick (S)
a helme
helmet (M)
a header
heade (N)
ı
ı
ı
in a stadium
ium (S)
on
n a running
unning tra
track
ack ((Z)
iin the c
changing
hanging room (C)
ı
ı
ı
in Great Britain (T)
in Brazil (C)
in Poland and in the Ukraine (H)
ı
ı
ı
12 (E)
16 (I)
24 (A)
a tie (I)
12. What does the winner of the
championship get?
a foul (O)
1
ı
ı
ı
11. How many national teams take part
in the EURO 2012?
shirts
r (P)
6. What d
do you call the score 1:1?
They have te
tea. (A)
10. Where does
oes the Euro 2012 take
place?
the referee
refere (P)
P)
5. What do players exc
exchange at the
e?
end of a game?
They go for a walk. (U)
9. Wh
all matches
es take
Where do football
place?
4. Who waves a flag?
They tackle the opponent. (O)
8. What do you call it when a player
hits the balll with his head?
3. Who sits on the bench?
ı
ı
ı
2
3
4
Gabriele Uplawski: EURO 2012 – Football fun
© Persen Verlag
5
6
7
ı
ı
ı
the cup (P)
the ball (B)
the whistle (W)
8
9
10
11
12
5
Kommentar und Lösungen
Seite 1: EURO 2012
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Poland – Polish
(the) Ukraine – Ukrainian
Germany – German
the Netherlands – Dutch
Italy – Italian
Spain – Spanish
Croatia – Croatian
Danmark – Danish
France – French
Russia – Russian
Sweden – Swedish
Greece – Greek
Republic of Ireland – Irish
Czech Republic – Czech
Portugal – Portuguese
England – English
Hinweis: Aufgabe a) ist leichter zu lösen, wenn vom Arbeitsblatt
eine Farbkopie erstellt wird.
Seite 2: Football dominoes
1. Before the game starts each team – sings their national
ional
anthem.
2. The referee blows the whistle – to start the game.
3. Each team tries to score – as many goals
oals as
s possi
possible.
4. On the playing field there are ten
en players a
and – one goalkeeper of each team.
5. The goalkeeper is also
so called – keeper or go
goalie.
6. The goalkeeper tries – not to let the ball get into the goal.
7. The fans cheer
heer – for the
theirr favourite team.
8. The referee
ee can show a yellow
y ow or a red card – when there is
a foul.
9. The coac
coach
h decides – wh
when to exchange players.
s.
10. The
e coac
coach sends in – a substitute player from
m the bench
bench.
11. The team with the highest score – wins the match.
atch.
Seite 3: Football ABC – pa
Seit
part I
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
(to) attack
ball
captain, coach,
ach, corner
defender
er
equaliser
fan, final, fo
foul, free kick
game,
e, goal, goa
goalkeeper
half time, heade
header
injury
y time
[–]
keeper
linesman, (to) lose
match
national anthem, nil-nil
offside, opponent
penalty, player, pitch
quarter-final
referee
score, semi-final, stadium, substitute
team, tie, trainers
unfair
[–]
whistle, (to) win, winner
Gabriele Uplawski: EURO 2012 – Football fun
© Persen Verlag
X
Y
Z
[–]
yellow card
[–]
Seite 4: Football ABC – part II
� English meaning of German words:
1. Abseits: offside
2. angreifen: (to) attack
3. Ausgleichstor: equaliser
4. Eckball: corner
5. Elfmeter: penalty
6. Ersatzspieler: substitute
e ((player)
7. Gegner: opponent
8. Gleichstand: tie
9. Kopfball: header
10. Linienrichter: linesman
sman
11. Nachspielzeit:
e e injury
jury time
tim
12. Null zu null: nil-nil
nil- l
13. Schiedsrichter:
hiedsrichter: referee
re eree
14. Spielstand:
Sp lstand: score
15. Vert
Verteidiger:
idiger: defender
defend
16. Viert
Viertelfinale:
lfinale: quarter-final
q
� A football
footb crossword
⇼
⇽
C
⇿
O
U
∈ C A P T A I N
C
R
F
∀
H
A
A
F
I
I
I 6 W I N N E R
∂
N
E
A
R
G
∍ L I N E S M A N
M
∎ K E E P E R
� Verb and nouns
verb
noun
(to) win
winner
(to) lose
loser
(to) play
player
Weitere Aufgaben-Ideen:
Do you know other football words? Add them to your
alphabet.
What do football players do? Write sentences. –
Examples: Football players … run, kick the ball,
do warm-up exercises, score goals, pass the ball
to other players, sing the national anthem, exchange
shirts or shake hands with the players of the other
team at the end of a game.
Draw a football player and label his clothes.
Draw a football fan. Write about him/her.
Seite 5: EURO 2012 – football quiz
Lösungswort: CHAMPIONSHIP
6
®
Bergedorfer
Weitere Downloads, E-Books und
Print-Titel des umfangreichen
Persen-Verlagsprogramms finden
Sie unter www.persen.de
Hat Ihnen dieser Download gefallen? Dann geben
eben Sie
S e jetzt
hre Bewertung
Bewertung
auf www.persen.de direkt bei dem Produkt Ihre
en Ihree Erfahrungen
Erfahrungen mit.
mi
ab und teilen Sie anderen Kunden
Bildnachweise:
Bildnachweise
Fußballfan: © jokato
jokatoons – Fotolia.com
Cover: Fußballfa
Kopfzeile: Pikto Fußball © Mike Avlas – Fotolia.com
Seite 1: Logo: © MASP – Fotolia.com
Seite
Schere: Ingrid Hecht, Pfeife: Jennifer Spry, Tor:
eite 2: Sch
or: Julia Flasche
Seitee 3: diverse Fußbälle: © Martin Bangemann
– Fotolia.com
Bangem
tolia.c
Seite 4: diverse Fußbälle: © Martin
– Fotolia.com
tin Bangemann
Bange
olia.c
© 2012
2 Persen Verlag
Ve
AAP Lehrerfachverlage
achverlage GmbH
Alle Rechte vorbehalte
vorbehalten.
Das Werk als Ganzes sowie in seinen Teilen unterliegt dem deutschen Urheberrecht. Der Erwerber des Werks ist berechtigt, das
Werk als Ganzes oder in seinen Teilen für den eigenen Gebrauch und den Einsatz im Unterricht zu nutzen. Die Nutzung ist nur für
den genannten Zweck gestattet, nicht jedoch für einen weiteren kommerziellen Gebrauch, für die Weiterleitung an Dritte oder für
die Veröffentlichung im Internet oder in Intranets. Eine über den genannten Zweck hinausgehende Nutzung bedarf in jedem Fall der
vorherigen schriftlichen Zustimmung des Verlags.
Die AAP Lehrerfachverlage GmbH kann für die Inhalte externer Sites, die Sie mittels eines Links oder sonstiger Hinweise erreichen,
keine Verantwortung übernehmen. Ferner haftet die AAP Lehrerfachverlage GmbH nicht für direkte oder indirekte Schäden (inkl.
entgangener Gewinne), die auf Informationen zurückgeführt werden können, die auf diesen externen Websites stehen.
Satz: Satzpunkt Ursula Ewert GmbH, Bayreuth
Bestellnr.: 300093
www.persen.de