Robin Hood Dialogues

Here you have some dialogues of Robin Hood  made by the students of 1rst-B ESO

Shamir & Sanwal

Shamir & Sanwal

Coral & Shamir

Amir & Domingo

Changing the Guard at Buckingham Palace

Changing the Guard at Buckingham Palace ceremony lasts about 45 minutes and usually takes place daily at 11:30 from April until the end of July and on alternate days for the rest of the year, weather permitting.

The privilege of guarding the Sovereign traditionally belongs to the Household Troops, better known as ‘the Guards’, who have carried out this duty since 1660. 

The Guards consist of five infantry regiments - the Grenadier, Coldstream, Scots, Irish and Welsh Guards - and two regiments of the Household Cavalry – the Life Guards and Blues and Royals.

During the Changing the Guard ceremony, also known as ‘Guard Mounting’, one regiment takes over from another.

A funny approach to this ceremony brought to you by Mr. Bean.

Robin Hood's dialogues by 1rst ESO

Let's hear the students of both groups A and B performing some short dialogues of the story of Robin Hood.

Dialogue 1

• Lady Marian’s father: The sheriff wants to marry you Marian.
• Lady Marian: I don’t love the sheriff; I love the Earl of Huntingdon.
• Lady Marian’s father: The sheriff is a rich man.
• Lady Marian:  I hate the sheriff.
• Lady Marian father: The sheriff is Prince John’s friend.
• Lady Marian: I can’t marry him.

Dialogue 2

• Nottingham Sheriff: Robin Hood is dangerous.
• Prince John: He’s an outlaw. We have to stop him.
• Nottingham Sheriff: But the people help him.
• Prince John: Why do the people help him?
• Nottingham Sheriff: Robin gives money to poor people.
• Prince John: That’s absurd! We have to stop this outlaw.
• Nottingham Sheriff: We need a trap to catch Robin Hood.
• Prince John: Yes, we need a trap. Put Lady Marian in prison.

Dialogue 3

• Friar Tuck: Are you Robin Hood?
• Robin Hood: Yes, I’m Robin Hood. What’s your name?
• Friar Tuck: I’m friar Tuck. I’ve got a message from Lady Marian.
• Robin Hood: What’s the message?
• Friar Tuck: Lady Marian is in prison. Don’t try to rescue her. It’s a trap.
• Robin Hood: I’ve got a plan. Can you bring some boy clothes to the prison?
• Friar Tuck: I can try.

Robin Hood

Robin Hood is England's most famous outlaw, who robbed from the rich to give to the poor.

Robin Hood was a Saxon noble, living near the castle of Nottingham. By various means he was forced into a life of banditry, using his cunning and skill-at-arms to relieve bishops, nobles, and servants of the king of gold and jewels levied from the oppressed peasants. Robin collected a band of supporters, his "Merry Men" around him, dressed in green. The members that never cease to appear are Robin himself, Maid Marian, Little John, and Friar Tuck. Robin spends his time fighting the cruel Sheriff of Nottingham, and, ultimately, King John, who had usurped the throne from the rightful King, Richard I (Lionheart).

Watch a free Lego version of Robin Hood. Enjoy it!

Washington Irving

Washington Irving was an American short story writer, essayist, and biographer who lived between 1783 and 1859. 

One of his most famous stories is The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, a small American valley at the beginning of the 19th century, where the superstitious people  like to tell strange tales about witches and ghosts. This story follows the schoolteacher, Ichabod Crane, as he falls in love with the beautiful Katrina Van Tassel and tries to separate her from his rival, Brom Bones, until one night Ichabod disappears pursued by a headless horseman.

For more information about the biography of Washington Irving, check these links:

• Wikipedia
• The Literature Network
• Bio.
• Answers.com
• Suite 101
• Encyclopedia of  World Biography

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

An old, free version of The legend of Sleepy Hollow by ComiColor:

Edgar Rice Burroughs

Edgar Rice Burroughs (Chicago, September 1, 1875 – Encino, March 19, 1950) was an American novelist; creator of Tarzan, Burroughs also published science fiction and crime novels. Burroughs often portrayed Africans, Arabs or Asians as evil or comic, but the stories contain elements that have kept them 'politically correct'.

For more information about the biography of Edgar Rice Burroughs, check these links:

• Wikipedia
• The Literature Network
• Bio.
• Answers.com
• Suite 101
• ERB.com

Tarzan of the Apes

Tarzan of the Apes is the first of twenty-four novels in the Tarzan/Adventures of Lord Greystoke series by Sir Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Tarzan was born in the African jungle to Lord John and Lady Alice Clayton. After the death of his parents, Tarzan was taken and raised by the ape Kala. Tarzan grew knowing nothing of his "human" life, always thinking that he was an ape. With the help of the books and tools left in what was once the hut where Tarzan's parents lived, he was able to teach himself to read and write, but not to speak.

Years later, an American gentleman and his daughter Jane visited the jungle in hopes of finding buried treasure. Instead, they found Tarzan, who worked to protect them. The Americans and other men in their group did not stay long, they returned to America. Tarzan was so in love with Jane that he followed her to America and once again protected her, but he returned to the jungle when Jane decided to marry another man.

Son of Man (Disney's Tarzan OST)

One of the most known versions of Tarzan is the one from the Disney Factory. The music of the film was composed and performed by Phil Collins. The main title form the soundtrack is called Son of Man.

You can read the lyrics of this song following this link.