In this lesson, you will read a travel blog about a festival, learn new words, practice past simple (was/were), and talk about your own festival memories.
Last Saturday, my town was very busy. It was the Harvest Festival. My family and I were excited. The weather was sunny and warm. There were many colorful tents and people everywhere. My sister wore a funny costume – she was a sunflower! At 10 o'clock, the parade started. There were dancers, musicians, and big floats. It was amazing. After the parade, we ate sweet corn and watched a show. Everyone was happy. We were tired, but it was a wonderful day. We celebrate every year, but this holiday was special.
"Work with a partner. Talk about a festival you celebrate. Find two things that are the same and two things that are different. Use the vocabulary words and past tense (was/were)."
👉 Choose a festival from your country. Tell your partner its name and when it happens.
👉 Describe three things about your festival: food, costumes, or activities. Use was/were.
👉 Ask your partner about their festival. For example: 'Was the parade long?' or 'Were there costumes?'
👉 Find one similarity and one difference. Then share with the class.
Write about a festival you remember. Start with when and where it was. Then describe the people, food, or parade. End with how you felt. Use past simple (was/were). Write 80-100 words.
Record a 45-second talk about a festival. First say the name and where it was. Then describe 2-3 things you saw or did. End with how you felt. Speak clearly at a natural pace.
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