Amazing facts

	In ancient Egypt both men and women of the aristocracy shaved their hair off and wore wigs. Cleopatra was really bald! Historians say that Egyptians dyed their fingers, palms and feet with henna. They also outlined their eyes and highlighted the veins on their temples. Men often wore as much make-up as women!
In Mauritania, a girl was considered beautiful if weighed over 150 kg and was nor taller than 160 cm. To make their daughter appear more attractive to future husbands the mothers forced them to eat enormous amounts of nutritious dates and drink up five litres of milk every day		In some parts of Myanmar (formally Burma) women wear copper rings to make their necks longer, which means more beautiful. Their necks eventually become so long and weak that they can not support their heads without rings.
	The Kayapo Indians have their lips stretched. This may seem horrible to you, but to the Kayapo it is a sign of beauty.	Until the 19^th century some Japanese women used to dye their teeth black as part of their make up. This was called ohaguro (black teeth). It was thought that black teeth made a woman look beautiful.
Would you like your hair to look the same way? The South American magazine Upbeat gave its readers the recipe:		· Wash your hair with soap · Rinse your hair and leave it to dry. Do not comb it! · Then wash it with Coca-Cola. · Leave it to dry. Do not rinse the Coke. Twist your hair into dreadlocks

TIME FOR FUN

? Word search. Can you find ten parts of the body?

*	t	o	w	f	a	c	e	i	*
k	e	m	o	u	t	h	a	h	i
f	e	e	t	y	x	a	r	z	e
s	t	r	a	m	o	n	s	a	y
k	h	i	h	e	a	d	c	f	e
a	b	o	d	y	l	s	e	g	s
d	o	k	r	e	h	i	n	q	m
*	j	n	o	s	e	l	p	s	*

BRUSH UP YOUR PHONETICS

This, that, these, those

This, that, these, those

Snap your finger, touch your toes,

This, that, those, these,

Shrug your shoulders, bend your knees

I have two legs

I have two legs with which I walk

I have a tongue with which I talk

I have two eyes with which I see

A cat, a dog, a bush, a tree.

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