The circus
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The document is about an upcoming school circus event. It describes some of the acts students will see, including clowns, strongmen, animals like elephants and lions, acrobats, musicians, and magic tricks. A quiz then asks students to identify a circus worker based on clues: they wear a wig, big shoes, and red nose and love jokes, revealing the answer is a clown.
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The circus
- 1. The Circus Welcome to the most exciting day of the school year! Acrobats, music, clowns, wild animals….It’s the circus!
- 2. In the circus you will find… CLOWNS WITH WIGS AND A RED NOSE THE STRONGEST MAN IN THE WORLD!
- 3. Amazing animals… Elephants Seals Lions
- 4. Acrobats, musicians and magic tricks!
- 5. Now guess… This is a person who works in the circus. He/ She wears a wig. He/ She wears big old shoes. He/ She wears a red nose. He/ She loves making jokes!
- 6. The answer is… A CLOWN! Were you correct?