reading part 2

Jane loves the cold and drinking lots of tea. She puts on some warm clothes, makes a lot of tea and goes climbing to watch sports events. She doesn’t watch sports in the museum.

• Skiing

  Skiing is a winter sport and a lot of snow is needed. Skiing competitions take place in countries which have mountains. It can be very cold watching skiing. Most people take a special bottle with tea or coffee to keep them warm. There is a lot. of waiting when watching a ski competition and when someone skis past, you only see them for about 10 seconds.

• Football

  Football can be a very noisy game and is played all year round. For the important matches, some stadiums can hold around 90,000 people. Some people have to stand all the time. Football fans often have to travel a lot when their team plays away. You are not allowed to take your own food into the stadium. They sell hot food and drinks. SPORTS EVENTS

• Horse

  Racing Horse racing is an event that lasts all day and has lots of different individual races. These events take place all year round and in all weathers except for snow or if the ground is frozen. Lots of people take picnics and can park their car near the race track. There are usually a few restaurants available with views of the race track.

Paul doesn’t like noisy sports. During the winter he doesn’t go to any sports events. He likes going to an event with his friends and having a picnic. He hopes it doesn’t rain.

• Beach

  Volleyball This is a very popular sport in the summer by the seaside. Many games are played on public beaches, so anybody can go and watch. The players don't wear shoes because they are playing on the sand. As it is public, anyone can take food and drinks to the matches. But there is too much sand to have a picnic when watching beach volleyball.

• Cricket

  Cricket is a nice and relaxing sport to watch. One game can last all day, so you will need to take a cushion with you. Some people take a picnic with them. People are usually very quiet while watching cricket. They only shout and clap when a player scores points for their team. Cricket is only played in the summer and is postponed if it rains.

• Tennis

  Most tennis competitions take place outside and need the weather to be warm and dry. There are very few seats compared to other sports so it can be difficult to get tickets. These competitions can take all day so people take their own food and drinks with them. One of the rules of watching tennis is that you must be very quiet while the athletes are playing. When players score a point, the crowd claps.

Dean and Jim like watching team sports and follow their team all over the country. They like to stand and shout really loud when their team scores. They always buys burgers and chips at half time.

• Tennis

  Most tennis competitions take place outside and need the weather to be warm and dry. There are very few seats compared to other sports so it can be difficult to get tickets. These competitions can take all day so people take their own food and drinks with them. One of the rules of watching tennis is that you must be very quiet while the athletes are playing. When players score a point, the crowd claps.

• Skiing

  Skiing is a winter sport and a lot of snow is needed. Skiing competitions take place in countries which have mountains. It can be very cold watching skiing. Most people take a special bottle with tea or coffee to keep them warm. There is a lot. of waiting when watching a ski competition and when someone skis past, you only see them for about 10 seconds.

• Football

  Football can be a very noisy game and is played all year round. For the important matches, some stadiums can hold around 90,000 people. Some people have to stand all the time. Football fans often have to travel a lot when their team plays away. You are not allowed to take your own food into the stadium. They sell hot food and drinks. SPORTS EVENTS

• Basketball

  Basketball is played inside and there are two teams that try to get the ball into the basket the most times. People who watch basketball are sometimes noisy but not as much as football fags, for example. Basketball can be played all year round and doesn't matter what the weather is like outside. You can't take food into the stadium, but members of staff go around the stadium selling cold snacks and drinks,

When Helen is on her summer holidays, she gets up early in the morning and goes swimming. She then finds a nice place to sunbathe. Form where she is, she can watch her favourite sport.

• Beach Volleyball

  This is a very popular sport in the summer by the seaside. Many games are played on public beaches, so anybody can go and watch. The players don't wear shoes because they are playing on the sand. As it is public, anyone can take food and drinks to the matches. But there is too much sand to have a picnic when watching beach volleyball.

• Rugby

  Rugby players carry the rugby ball, but they can kick it if they want. Rugby is also a very popular game but the people who watch rugby are usually better behaved than those who watch football. Food is not allowed in the stadium but is available to buy. People watching rugby usually stay sitting down. This sport is played all year round. 30°C

• Skiing

  Skiing is a winter sport and a lot of snow is needed. Skiing competitions take place in countries which have mountains. It can be very cold watching skiing. Most people take a special bottle with tea or coffee to keep them warm. There is a lot. of waiting when watching a ski competition and when someone skis past, you only see them for about 10 seconds.

Carol usually books her seats in advance for the event. In the morning she prepares some sandwiches to have during the event. She talks a lot and sometimes event staff tell her to be quiet.

• Cricket

  Cricket is a nice and relaxing sport to watch. One game can last all day, so you will need to take a cushion with you. Some people take a picnic with them. People are usually very quiet while watching cricket. They only shout and clap when a player scores points for their team. Cricket is only played in the summer and is postponed if it rains.

• Tennis

  Most tennis competitions take place outside and need the weather to be warm and dry. There are very few seats compared to other sports so it can be difficult to get tickets. These competitions can take all day so people take their own food and drinks with them. One of the rules of watching tennis is that you must be very quiet while the athletes are playing. When players score a point, the crowd claps.

• Basketball

  Basketball is played inside and there are two teams that try to get the ball into the basket the most times. People who watch basketball are sometimes noisy but not as much as football fags, for example. Basketball can be played all year round and doesn't matter what the weather is like outside. You can't take food into the stadium, but members of staff go around the stadium selling cold snacks and drinks,

• Geowatch

  What's underneath the ground we walk on? You'll find maps and dagrams here to tell you - including what you'd see inside the planet if you cut it in half! There's information, too, about parts af the world that aren't land, bur actually oceans and seas, and help on researching and presenting project information.

• Worldwide

  This website has lots of beautiful photos, maps and film clips to help you lear more about some of the highest - and coldest - peaks on the planet. You'l find plenty of amazing facts about them, together with details of the wildlife that makes its home in the surrounding areas.

• Goworld

  How do people live in places with very high or low temperatures in different seasons? Find out how people adapt to the climate they live in, how it affects their lives and what they do to stay warm or keep cool, as necessary. You can also upload your own stories about life in extreme temperatures in your country.

• Geolnto

  Which countries in the woed lave the caldest winter, the highest mountaine or the most unusual animale Check your knowledge with some fantastic geography puzeles and games. And the photos on this site also show people's everyday lives in very different climate conditions.

• Geographical

  This website has lots of maps, quizzes and advice, to check your knowledge of what you've studied - and remind you of anything you've forgotten! There's a brilliant section about popular places in many different countries, which attract large numbers of visitors, with background historical details about the reasons these places are now so well known.

• Planet Zoom

  Not sure how to understand the information included on maps? Here's a step-by-step guide to using them! The site also has games and puzzles about all the continents, including Africa, Asia and Europe, and important details about them, such as their huge size, and their mountain ranges, rivers and climate.

• Worldwide

  This website has lots of beautiful photos, maps and film clips to help you lear more about some of the highest - and coldest - peaks on the planet. You'l find plenty of amazing facts about them, together with details of the wildlife that makes its home in the surrounding areas.

• Geolnto

  Which countries in the woed lave the caldest winter, the highest mountaine or the most unusual animale Check your knowledge with some fantastic geography puzeles and games. And the photos on this site also show people's everyday lives in very different climate conditions.

• Goworld

  How do people live in places with very high or low temperatures in different seasons? Find out how people adapt to the climate they live in, how it affects their lives and what they do to stay warm or keep cool, as necessary. You can also upload your own stories about life in extreme temperatures in your country.

• Planet Zoom

  Not sure how to understand the information included on maps? Here's a step-by-step guide to using them! The site also has games and puzzles about all the continents, including Africa, Asia and Europe, and important details about them, such as their huge size, and their mountain ranges, rivers and climate.

• Geolnto

  Which countries in the woed lave the caldest winter, the highest mountaine or the most unusual animale Check your knowledge with some fantastic geography puzeles and games. And the photos on this site also show people's everyday lives in very different climate conditions.

• Geographical

  This website has interesting maps and details about places that have become famous tourist destinations in different countries, and also some famous peographical features around the world, such as the biggest mountains and rivers. There are also online tips available on how to research information for projects.

• Worldwide

  This website has lots of beautiful photos, maps and film clips to help you lear more about some of the highest - and coldest - peaks on the planet. You'l find plenty of amazing facts about them, together with details of the wildlife that makes its home in the surrounding areas.

• Goworld

  How do people live in places with very high or low temperatures in different seasons? Find out how people adapt to the climate they live in, how it affects their lives and what they do to stay warm or keep cool, as necessary. You can also upload your own stories about life in extreme temperatures in your country.

• Geowatch

  What's underneath the ground we walk on? You'll find maps and dagrams here to tell you - including what you'd see inside the planet if you cut it in half! There's information, too, about parts af the world that aren't land, bur actually oceans and seas, and help on researching and presenting project information.