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Superstitions Going to for predictions What things do you, people in your country or people in other countries think are good or bad luck: Good luck Bad luck Decide if these things are good or bad luck: Walking under a ladder Opening your umbrella inside Itchy palms Seeing a black cat Finding a coin on the ground Breaking a mirror Spilling salt A black cat crossing your path What could be the consequences of each one? If it had already happened and the person who it happened to didn t know about the superstition, would you tell them? What would you say in each case? Look at the following Korean superstitions. How could you explain the consequences of those things happening? I heard the call of a magpie this morning I saw a crow as I left my house this morning My fiancée is 5 years older/ younger than me. My fiancée is 6 years older/ younger than me I gave a pair of shoes to my boyfriend/ girlfriend Match the situations above to the consequences below: You re going to have bad luck all day He/ she is going to break up with you soon You re going to argue every day You re going to be poor but happy Have you heard those superstitions? Do you believe them?

Match the situations with the consequences according to British superstitions below: 1. It s evening and the sky is red 2. It s morning and the sky is red 3. A bird is flying in your house 4. Your palm is itching 5. You bought your car from a rich man 6. You can see one magpie 7. You can see three magpies 8. Pieces of the mirror that you broke are on the floor 9. Your baby was born on a Monday 10. Your baby s first tooth is in their lower jaw 11. You just found a coin on the ground 12. I caught the bride s bouquet 13. The first day after Christmas was rainy 14. Those birds are flying very low 15. The cows are sitting under a tree a) There s going to be a storm b) He or she is going to be good looking c) He or she is going to have a long life d) Someone in your family is going to die e) You re going to receive some money f) You re going to become rich g) The weather s going to be a nice tomorrow h) The weather s going to be awful i) January is going to be wet j) You re going to be sad k) Your next baby is going to be a girl l) You re going to have seven years of bad luck m) n) You re going to be the next one to get married o) It s going to rain soon Check some of your answers with the rhymes below and on the next page, then check the rest with your teacher or with the answer key: A traditional rhyme about seeing magpies One for sorrow, two for joy, three for a girl, four for a boy, five for silver, six for gold, seven for a secret, never to be told, eight for a wish, nine for a kiss, ten for a time of joyous bliss

A traditional rhyme about the day a child is born Monday's child is fair of face Tuesday's child is full of grace Wednesday's child is full of woe Thursday's child has far to go Friday's child is loving and giving Saturday's child works hard for a living But the child born on the Sabbath, is lucky, bonny, wise and gay. A traditional rhyme about finding a coin on the ground Find a penny and pick it up All day long you ll have good luck A traditional rhyme about what the colour of sunrise and sunset means Red sky at night Shepherds delight Red sky in the morning Shepherds warning Are any of the superstitions above also true in your country? Write predictions for the following situations and then vote on the most interesting and probable one for each in the class. Japan I always carry a piece of snakeskin in my wallet Thailand I dreamt a snake was holding me tightly Brazil I always put the sugar in before the coffee Turkey I saw a spider in my house Venezuela My friend gave me a packet of handkerchiefs as a present Someone swept over my feet with their broom Miscellaneous/ source unknown When I hold my hand in a fist, I have three creases (= lines) under my little finger

Korea- Answer Key I saw a crow as I left my house this morning You re going to have bad luck all day I heard the call of a magpie this morning I gave a pair of shoes to my boyfriend/ girlfriend He/ she is going to break up with you soon My fiancée is 5 years older/ younger than me. You re going to argue every day My fiancée is 6 years older/ younger than me You re going to be poor but happy Answer key- Britain It s evening and the sky is red The weather s going to be a nice tomorrow It s morning and the sky is red The weather s going to be awful A bird is flying in your house Someone in your family is going to die Your palm is itching You re going to receive some money You bought your car from a rich man You re going to become rich You can see one magpie You re going to be sad You can see three magpies Your next baby is going to be a girl Pieces of the mirror that you broke are on the floor You re going to have seven years of bad luck Your baby was born on a Monday

He or she is going to be good looking Your baby s first tooth is in their lower jaw He or she is going to have a long life You just found a coin on the ground I caught the bride s bouquet You re going to be the next one to get married The first day after Christmas was rainy January is going to be wet Those birds are flying very low It s going to rain soon The cows are sitting under a tree There s going to be a storm Answer Key- Other countries Thailand I dreamt a snake was holding me tightly You re going to meet your soul mate soon Brazil I always put the sugar in before the coffee You re going to become rich Turkey I saw a spider in my house You re going to have visitors Japan I always carry a piece of snakeskin in my wallet You re going to be rich Venezuela My friend gave me a packet of handkerchiefs as a present You re going to have an argument Someone swept over my feet with their broom You re never going to get married Miscellaneous/ source unknown When I hold my hand in a fist, I have three creases (= lines) under my little finger You re going to have three children