Mini movies

Camping in Kenya

Kick-off

Jonathan used to go camping in the bush in Kenya. What are the differences between camping
there and in Norway? Think about this for one minute, then listen to Jonathan.

[laughter] OK. Erm … I’m Johnny and I was born in Kenya and I lived there till I was twelve. I really enjoyed everything that I was able to do and … and be involved in … erm ... as a kid. Erm, so I remember spending lots of time camping, lots of time being out in the bush, er, having hyenas sniffing at you through the tent, er, walking up to elephants at waterholes … And just enjoying being outside and enjoying being in nature. So that was probably the best thing about growing up in Kenya.

Ground rules for being in the bush: growing up, we were never allowed … erm, food in the tent, obviously, cause if you have food in the tent then … that attracts animals to that. Erm, yeah, just check your shoes and your sleeping bag before you get in, cause you never know what’s crawled in, what … erm … might be hiding inside your shoe. Like … you might have erm -, a scorpion might think it’s a really nice place to hide and crawl in, or you might end up with a small snake in it or anything nasty like that. Erm … what other ground rules are there? Oh yeah, pick up your rubbish! [laughter]

Your turn to talk

How many African animals, birds or insects have you heard of? Work in pairs. Write down as many as you can in three minutes. Then compare your list with another pair.

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Mini movies

Camping in Kenya

Kick-off

Your turn to talk

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