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Hallo 6a, leider sehen wir uns noch nicht so bald wieder. Hoffentlich geht es euch allen gut und ihr haltet noch ein Wenig aus.

Bestimmt wart ihr schon sehr eißig und habt die Aufgaben vom Donnerstag, 19. März 2020 schon längst fertig. – Das ist sehr gut.

Ich möchte euch natürlich für euren Fleiß belohnen. Schickt mir daher die Aufgaben, die ihr seit dem Donnerstag, 19. März 2020 lerledigt habt zu. •Wenn möglich scannt ihr einfach die Arbeiten ein und schickt sie per E-Mail an: [email protected] (Ist leider noch mit meinem alten Namen, funktioniert aber.)

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• Macht mit eurem Handy ordentliche, scharfe, von oben aufgenommene Fotos auf denen jeweils die ganze Seite zu erkennen ist und schickt sie mir per E-Mail an die oben genannte E-Mail-Adresse.

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• Macht mit eurem Handy Fotos wie im zweiten Punkt beschrieben und schickt sie mir per WhatsApp. Meine Telefonnummer lautet: 0 15 75 / 21 53 959

Ich hoffe ihr ndet an der nächsten Aufgabe „ PROJECT – More about Dartmoor“ auch ein Wenig Spaß. Diese sollt ihr bis zum 04.05.2020 bearbeiten.

Bis bald und alles Gute für euch.

Liebe Grüße J. Hülsiek

Viel Erfolg. – J. Hülsiek Aufgaben En 6a – Stand: Montag, 20. April 2020 – Seite 2 von 2

seit dem Aufgaben

Montag, 20. April 2020 PROJECT – More about Dartmoor:

• Findet mehr über Dartmoor heraus! - Druckt euch das Dokument „NHL 2 Project Dartmoor.pdf“ aus oder betrachtet es über den Bildschirm. Es handelt sich um den Ausdruck einer Internetseite über Dartmoor. Insgesamt sind es 12 Seiten. - Lest euch den Ausdruck der Internetseite aufmerksam durch.

• Findet heraus, welche Worte ihr nicht versteht! - Erstellt in eurem Englisch-Heft zu jeder gelesenen Seite eine Liste mit unbekannten Wörtern. - Nennt die Überschrift jeweils: „Unknown words p. 1“ „Unknown words p. 2“ „Unknown words p. 3“ uns so weiter.

• Lernt neue Wörter! - Benutzt ein Wörterbuch oder eine Übersetzungsseite im Internet um die unbekannten Wörter euer Wortlisten nachzuschlagen und zu übersetzen. - Schreibt die deutsche Übersetzung der Wörter in eure Liste zu den englischen Wörtern.

• Macht euch Notizen über Dartmoor! Beantwortet mit euren Notizen folgende Fragen: - Where
s Dartmoor? - What big towns are near Dartmoor? - What towns are on Dartmoor? - Where are the Information Centres? - What activities can you do on Dartmoor?

• Erstellt ein Poster in der Größe DIN A2 oder größer! - Entwerft ein schönes Poster, dass man auch aus 4 m Entfernung noch gut lesen kann. - Auf dem Poster soll man Informationen zu den Fragen von euren Notizen beantwortet werden. - Schreibt eine große Überschrift mit besonders schönen Buchstaben. - Zeichnet Bilder passend zu den Informationen auf eurem Plakat. Ihr dürft auch Ausdrucke aus dem Internet benutzen.

Viel Erfolg. – J. Hülsiek Dartmoor National Park Discover the Dartmoor National Park

Information Centres and enjoy a great holiday

Activities anytime of the year

Tors

Dartmoor Ponies

Dartmoor has it all: beautiful moorland, hills, rivers and woods – its a wild and lonely place. There are over 50,000 sheep, cows and ponies on Dartmoor. That means there are more animals living on Dartmoor than people!

There are lots of exciting outdoor activities to do on Dartmoor including canoeing, cycling, letterboxing, fishing, golf, horse riding, hang gliding, rock climbing, swimming, walking and hiking. There is also a steam railway and several animal centres.

There are many pretty country towns on Dartmoor for you to visit. Ashburton is the largest town on Dartmoor. It has an information centre. There are also information centres in Princetown, Newbridge, Postbridge and Haytor.

Where is Dartmoor? Dartmoor National Park is in Devon in the south-west of England. It´s near Exeter and Plymouth.

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Dartmoor became a National Park in 1951 and covers 368 square miles (954 square kilometres).

Dartmoor is about the same size as London - it is 20 miles (32 km) from top to bottom (or north to south) and 20 miles across (west to east).

About 33,400 people live in the National Park, but millions of people visit it every year.

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Information Centres

Activities Princetown Tors Tavistock Road, Princetown, Yelverton, Devon, PL20 6QF Open all year, closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Dartmoor Ponies Boxing Day. Opening hours:
from 10am to 5pm in summer
from 10am to 4pm in winter

Haytor Open from Easter to the end of October and winter weekends. Opening hours:
from 10am to 5pm in summer
from 10am to 4pm on winter weekends

Postbridge Open from Easter to the end of October and winter weekends. Opening hours:
from 10am to 5pm in summer
from 10am to 4pm on winter weekends.

Okehampton Open all year Opening hours:
from 10am to 5pm in summer
from 10am to 4pm on winter.

Tavistock Open all year Opening hours:
from 9.30am to 5pm in summer
(Monday to Saturday)
from 10am to 4.30pm in winter
(Monday, Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday).

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Information Centres Walking Activities

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Walking is the most popular activity on Dartmoor. There are nearly 450 miles (720 km) of footpaths - thats the distance from Hamburg to Augsburg or from Berlin to Trier! You can go with your family and friends or join a guided walk. The Dartmoor National Parks Authority organise a large number of guided walks throughout the year.

Walk Routes • West Devon Way ( Plymouth to Okehampton) • Two Castles Trail (Okehampton to Launceston) • Two Moors Way (Ivybridge to Lynmouth) • The Templer Way (Haytor to Teignmouth) • Dartmoor Way (140 km circular route around • Dartmoor National Park)

Warning Remember: Dartmoor is a wild place and the weather can change very quickly. So always take a jacket, good trainers or walking shoes and dont forget your map. Dont go on long walks if youre not fit enough.

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Information Centres Riding Activities

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A wonderful way to discover Dartmoor is from the saddle of a horse! Beginners and more experienced horse riders can all have great fun. You can ride out on the open moor or follow special paths. There are lots of places where you can rent horses for a few hours or a day.

Fishing

Dartmoor has it all: rivers, lakes, reservoirs. Great places for fishing are Ashburton, Okehampton and Tavistock. Before you fish, you must get a permit. For information about reservoirs and permits contact the South West Lakes Trust.

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Information Centres Cycling Activities

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Cyclists can find everything they could wish for on Dartmoor. There are some easy routes such as the Plym Valley Cycle Way'. For longer cycling tours there are routes like the 'Sustrans National Cycle Way' and the new 'Dartmoor Way'. There are also routes for mountain bikers.

You dont want to bring your own bike with you? Thats no problem - there are many places in and around Dartmoor where you can hire bikes.

You can get cycle maps at the Dartmoor National Park Visitor Centres.

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Information Centres Rock Climbing Activities

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Climbing in and around Dartmoor National Park is a popular and exciting activity. You can go to

• Haytor Rocks (Granite) • Dewerstone Rocks (Granite) • Chudleigh Rocks (Limestone)

Letterboxing

Letterboxing is like a treasure hunt. Letterboxes are hidden in many places on Dartmoor. In every letterbox there is a visitors book and a stamp. You have to find the letterboxes and write your name in the visitors book. Get a letterboxing book at one of the information centres and put the stamp in it.

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Information Centres Canoeing Activities

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Many hundreds of people enjoy canoeing on Dartmoor each year. The River Dart with its white water is the most popular place for canoeing in the National Park. Canoeing is only allowed during the winter months and the numbers of canoeists permitted to paddle are limited.

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Information Centres Swimming Activities

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Open air swimming pools exist at Ashburton, Bovey Tracey, Moretonhampstead, Chagford, and Kingsteignton. Please phone to check opening times. There are indoor pools at Ivybridge (South Dartmoor Leisure Centre), Tavistock (Meadowlands Leisure Pool), Okehampton (Parklands Leisure Centre) and Newton Abbot (Dyrons Leisure Centre). Please phone to check opening times.

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Information Centres Golf Activities

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Try one of Dartmoors golf courses. If you are a beginner or a professional, its fun to be outdoors, play golf and enjoy the fantastic moorland.

• Teign Valley Golf, Christow, Exeter, EX6 7PA • The Old Course, Bovey Castle, North Bovey, Dartmoor, TQ1138RE • Yelverton Golf Club, Golf Links Road, Yelverton, PL20 6BN • The Club House, Stover, Bovey Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 6QQ (3 miles north of Newton Abbot) • Dinnaton Sporting & Country Club, Ivybridge, PL21 9HU • Okehampton Golf Club, Okehampton, EX20 1EF

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There are hundreds of Tors on Dartmoor: They are one of the Moors most characteristic features.

Tors are towers of rocks on hilltops. The highest hilltop with a Tor on Dartmoor is 621 metres high.

Every year on one weekend in May, 400 teams of 6 teenagers take part in the 10 Tors Event. The teams have to complete a hike of up to 55 miles (88,5 km) between 10 Tors on the Moor in two days. The teams have to carry everything they need themselves.

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Dartmoor is famous for the wild ponies which live there. The ponies are very small: just 127 cm tall. In the past they worked in the mines on Dartmoor. They also worked on the farms. The ponies are very important for the conservation of the Moor. They eat gorse and other plants and help to stop trees from growing. You can adopt a pony for yourself for twelve pounds a year.

Dartmoor ponies are wild animals – they look friendly, but they can bite or kick. Ponies are killed on the roads on Dartmoor because people feed them and so the ponies stand by the road and wait for food.

Don
t feed the ponies!

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