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Colder than Hamburg
Colder than Hamburg
Your goalI can understand a forecast, compare the weather here and at home, and talk about the seasons.
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TomDo you know next week’s forecast?
Do you know next week’s forecast?
Why next week?
Why next week?
Why next week?
Why next week?
TomThe town festival is on Saturday. Monday rain, twelve degrees. Tuesday sun, twenty degrees. Wednesday clouds and wind.
The town festival is on Saturday. Monday rain, twelve degrees. Tuesday sun, twenty degrees. Wednesday clouds and wind.
TomWhat is the weather like in Hamburg?
What is the weather like in Hamburg?
Today it is colder here than in Hamburg. It rains often there too.
Today it is colder here than in Hamburg. It rains often there too.
Today it is colder here than in Hamburg. It rains often there too.
Today it is colder here than in Hamburg. It rains often there too.
TomMore often than here?
More often than here?
Sometimes almost every day.
Sometimes almost every day.
Sometimes almost every day.
Sometimes almost every day.
What is winter like here?
What is winter like here?
What is winter like here?
What is winter like here?
TomCold. In January it is sometimes minus ten degrees.
Cold. In January it is sometimes minus ten degrees.
In Hamburg it is usually warmer in winter.
In Hamburg it is usually warmer in winter.
In Hamburg it is usually warmer in winter.
In Hamburg it is usually warmer in winter.

TomI like winter. The cats are indoors then.
I like winter. The cats are indoors then.
TomWhich season do you like best?
Which season do you like best?
Summer. I like swimming.
Summer. I like swimming.
Summer. I like swimming.
Summer. I like swimming.
TomMany people go to the sea. The sea is colder than our lake.
Many people go to the sea. The sea is colder than our lake.
But it is bigger.
But it is bigger.
But it is bigger.
But it is bigger.
TomAnd further away.
And further away.
What about Saturday?
What about Saturday?
What about Saturday?
What about Saturday?
TomFirst sun, then rain. Perhaps snow too.
First sun, then rain. Perhaps snow too.
Snow? In April?
Snow? In April?
Snow? In April?
Snow? In April?

He points under his desk: four bags in a row.
TomAnything is possible in April. I take four bags. For sun, rain, wind and snow.
Anything is possible in April. I take four bags. For sun, rain, wind and snow.
Perhaps one bigger bag is better.
Perhaps one bigger bag is better.
Perhaps one bigger bag is better.
Perhaps one bigger bag is better.

Who says this?
Do you know next week’s forecast?
Do you know next week’s forecast?
What does it mean?
What is the weather like in Hamburg?
Which line do you hear?
More often than here?
Put the words in order.
What is winter like here?
What is winter like here?
Who says this?
I like winter. The cats are indoors then.
I like winter. The cats are indoors then.
What does it mean?
But it is bigger.
But it is bigger.
Which line do you hear?
And further away.
Put the words in order.
Perhaps one bigger bag is better.
Perhaps one bigger bag is better.
What happens first?
Put the lines in the order they come in the scene.

Scene complete
Colder than Hamburg
Goal reachedI can understand a forecast, compare the weather here and at home, and talk about the seasons.
