Pogoda, ubrania, zdrowie:
- It's bitterly cold (b. zimno) outside today. You must wrap up warm (ciepło się ubrać). Don't forget your earmuffs (nauszniki), they'll keep your ears warm.
- Let's put on your eiderdown jacket / down jacket / puffer jacket. (kurtka puchowa)
- Why aren't you wearing your gloves (rękawiczki na 5 palców)/ mittens (rękawiczki na 2 palce)? Your hands are freezing. (lodowate)
- Look at those huge snowdrifts! (zaspy) We have to clear the snow (odśnieżyć) from our doorstep and driveway.
- The snowplough (BrE) / snowplow (AmE) (odśnieżarka) pushes snow off the roads.
- It's so slippery (gładko) today. You really have to watch your step. Fortunately, these winter boots give a good grip, even on slippery slopes. (stoki)
- We need to drive home carefully, there's black ice / clear ice (niewidoczna gołoledź) in many areas.
- The temperature dropped significantly, glazing all the roads. (pokryć lodem)
- Let's stay at home tonight. The snow is melting (topi się) and it's too blustery (b. wietrznie). I don't like when droplets of cold water gust against my face.
- It's sleeting. (pada deszcz ze śniegiem) Half frozen rain is not pleasant.
- The snow does not melt when the temperature is below zero. (poniżej zera)
- Let's head home. We've been outside for so long. We don't want to get frostbite! (odmrożenia)
- Yesterday we got stuck in a blizzard / snowstorm (zamieć) and today we're expecting heavy showers of hail. (grad)
- It's snowing lightly. (prószy)
- Look at those long icicles (sople lodu) hanging from a roof, never stand under them.
- Oh, no! You're sniffling again. (pociągasz nosem)
- The Christmas lights (świąteczne lampki) and sparkly decorations (połyskujące) in the streets make the whole city glow (blask) during the winter season.
- Look at this beautiful winter scenery (zimowy krajobraz), white snowy trees (zaśnieżone) and a blanket of fresh snow covering the fields.
- Only evergreen (wiecznie zielone) trees don't lose their leaves and stay green in the winter.
Zabawy w śniegu:
- Let's make footprints (ślady) in the snow.
- Let's play snowballs (bawić się śnieżkami)/ Let's have a snowball fight (bitwa na śnieżki). I'll show you how to form / make a snowball.
- We can go sledging. It's so much fun to soar down a hill (pędzić w dół), but remember we have to return to the top. Will you climb back up?
- Let's build a fort (fort). You need to form blocks and stack them on top of one another.
- Let's build an igloo (iglo). Each row of our igloo dome has to slope gradually inward.
- Catch a snowflake! (płatek śniegu). It's not snowing but we can toss snow (podrzucać) in the air.
- Make a snow angel (aniołek w śniegu). Lie down on your back, move your hands up and down and your legs from side to side.
- This weekend we're taking you to an ice rink (lodowisko). Ice skating (łyżwiarstwo) is similar to rollerblading. Bend your knees, push off and glide.
- Let's go sledding (iść na sanki). Sit comfortably, daddy will pull the sledge.
- This slope (stok) isn't that steep. Let's use a slippery racer (jabuszko) / toboggan (tobogan)/ flexible flyer (sanki drewniano-metalowe)/ inflatable sledge (BrE) / sled (AmE) (dmuchana opona/materac) / sledge (sanki tradycyjne drewniane lub ogólnie przyrząd do ślizgania).
- We can use your summer toys. Let's take the spade / shovel (łopatka), bucket (wiaderko), digger (koparka) and dumper (BrE) / dump truck (AmE) (wywotka) and play with them in the snow!
Bałwan:
- Let's make/build a snowman.
- First, let's make the snowman's body and then his head.
- We have to find sticks for his arms and stones for his eyes and mouth.
- Now, we need a carrot to make the snowman's nose.
Na koniec instrukcje w języku angielskim, które pomogą Wam wprowadzić dzieciom Wasze ulubione sporty zimowe. Zerknijcie:
Nauka jazdy na łyżwach:
Nauka jazdy na snowboardzie:
Jazda na nartach dla początkujących:
Do zobaczenia wkrótce!
Kornelia
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