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Freddy’s Fun Facts Meet Flavia
• Brazil is the world's fifth
largest country and borders every Do you study a foreign language
South American country except
Chile and Ecuador. in school? Is it fun?
Brazilian children grow up speaking Portuguese,
• Brazil is bigger than the but many Brazilian children study English in
continental USA. school.
Some children complain that English
• The staple diet includes classes are boring – but not Flávia’s
arroz (white rice), feijão students!
(beans) and farinha (manioc
flour), usually combined with The children that Flávia teaches at the Webb
steak, chicken, or fish.
Language Institute in Brazil love her classes
because they learn English through fun activities.
• Because Brazil is south of the
equator, winter break is in Flávia’s students sing action songs like The
July! Summer vacation Hokey Pokey and play games like Bingo and Uno.
begins in mid-December and
goes through to Carnaval,
usually held in late February. Her students practice their English as they move
around the room looking at pictures. You might even
find her students outside learning “left” and “right” as they
• Sao Paulo, with over 25 million play twister or in the school’s kitchen making American
people, is the third largest city in chocolate chip cookies.
the world.
The best thing about Flávia’s teaching is
• Children receive gifts on not the fun activities, but her constant
Children’s Day in mid-October. smiles and hugs as she shows the love of
Jesus. She loves her students and believes
• In Brazilian schools, students stay in that language learning should be fun.
one classroom and the teachers
move!
Cook’s Corner: Brigadeiros are Brazilians’
• Soccer is the most popular sport, favorite candy! These rich chocolate treats are always
but Brazilians also love to play found at Brazilian parties or festas. Enjoy these easy-to-
volleyball. make treats!
Meet the De Goes family!
Experience life in a Brazilian
city through the eyes of this
family. You will see them at
home, at work, at school,
and even at the supermarket!
A Family from Brazil
By Julia Waterlow
ISBN 0-8172-4910-9
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