9 class

English, student's book, 9, part 1, Ter-Minasova S., Uzunova L., Kononova E., Robustova J.

1. Have you ever had a chance to work? Answer the questions.

1. What jobs can teenagers get nowadays?
2. If you had a chance to work, what kind of job would you like to choose?
3. What would you spend the money on? Would you give it to your parents or just spend on yourself?
4. Should parents give pocket money to their children?

English, student's book, 9, part 2, Ter-Minasova S., Uzunova L., Kononova E., Robustova J.

Life of Children in the  Past.

a. In medieval London children only went to school if their parents were rich enough. If a family was poor, a child went to work as soon as he was able to - sometimes being seven years old. he had to support his family. Many children went into service working as maids, page boys and did other jobs in wealthier houses, but still were illiterate. But there was also time for playing, chronicles tell us about boys playing ball and in winter going sledging and skating, using animal bone skates.