Презентация, доклад на тему Англия(5-6классы)

KINGDOM

NORTHERN IRELAND

THE UNITED KINGDOM IS SITUATED IN THE NORTHWEST OF EUROPE.
THE UNITED KINGDOM CONSISTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND.
GREAT BRITAIN IS THE LARGEST ISLAND IN EUROPE. IT CONSISTS OF: ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
ENGLAND IS SITUATED IN THE SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL PART OF GREAT BRITAIN, SCOTLAND IS IN THE NORTH AND WALES IS IN THE WEST.
GREAT BRITAIN IS WASHED BY THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AND THE IRISH SEA IN THE WEST AND BY THE ENGLISH
CHANNEL IN THE SOUTH. NORTHERN IRELAND IS SITUATED IN THE NORTHEASTERN
PART OF IRELAND.
ENGLAND,SCOTLAND,WALES AND NORTHERN IRELAND MAKE THE UNITED KINGDOM.

GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION

DAMP AND MILD.
THE IRISH SEA ENTERS DEEPLY INTO THE LAND. THIS GREAT-
LY INFLUENCES THE CLIMATE: THE WINTER IS NOT VERY COLD
AND THE SUMMER IS NOT VERY HOT. IT OFTEN RAINS IN ENG-
LAND.RAIN FALLS IN SPRING, SUMMER, AUTUMN AND WINTER.
SNOW FALLS ONLY IN THE NORTH AND WEST OF THE COUNTRY
ENGLAND IS OFTEN CALLED THE « FOGGY ALBION».

Great Britain and Northern Ireland

flag

State emblem

Symbols of
Commonwealth

STATE SYMBOLS

JACK».
(JACK IS A SAILING NAME FOR A FLAG).THE ORIGINAL DESIGN
COMBINED THE RED CROSS OF ENGLAND WITH THE WHITE
DIAGONAL CROSS ON A BLUE BACKGROUND OF SCOTLAND.
THE RED DIAGONAL CROSS OF IRELAND APPEARED IN 1801.
WALES IS NOT REPRESENTED ON THE FLAG,BECAUSE IT IS A
PRINCIPALITY OF INGLAND.

State flag

WITH THE CROWN.

State emblem

THE STATE.

State symbols of the British
monarchy

CROWN

stick

SYMBOL OF THE STATE

Head of the
Commonwealth.

SELEBRATION OF HER BIRTHDAY.

THE OFFICIAL ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN TO BUCKINGHAM
PALACE DURING THE SELEBRATION OF HER BIRTHDAY.

my right «

ANTHEM: «God Save the Queen «

more than fifty years ago,
after her father*s death. She was born in 1926.
She was christened Elizabeth Alexandra Mary.

Prince Philip,the Duke of Edinburgh
Philip Mountbatten is not the King, he is only
the Queen*s husband, because the head of the
State is the Queen Elizabeth II. They have four
Children.

Andrew Edward

*Queen’s children *
Charles Anne Andrew Edward

Charles, the Prince of Wales is the Queen*s
eldest son. He was born in 1948. He is an
official successor of the throne. He will be the
King after his mother*s death.

Princess Anne is the Queen*s second
child, was born on 15 August 1950.

Prince Andrew, the Duke of York – the
third child, was born on 19 February 1960

Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex – the Queen*s
yongest son, was born on March 1964.

Lady
Diana Spencer. But some years ago Diana perished in
car catastrophe. They have got two sons:William and
Henry. The English people loved Diana very much.
Prince Charles married again Kamilla Parker Bowls.
Queen Elizabeth has got seven grandchildren.

THE STATE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT

House of Lords at 11 a.m. It is the

centerpiece of the State Opening of Parliament. This is the

event where the Queen puts on her glittering ceremonial dress

and crown and speaks from a throne, watched by her husband

and other members of her family and Lords. The ceremony

begins with a procession of carriages from Buckingham Palace,

bearing the Queen and her family. On arrival at the House of

Lords, she makes her way to the chamber, where the throne

Is situated, to make her speech. It is long – standing tradition

that the Monarch never enters the House of Commons.

The Queen*s speech always takes place on Wednesday in

November in the House of Lords at 11 a.m. It is the

centerpiece of the State Opening of Parliament. This is the

event where the Queen puts on her glittering ceremonial dress

and crown and speaks from a throne, watched by her husband

and other members of her family and Lords. The ceremony

begins with a procession of carriages from Buckingham Palace,

bearing the Queen and her family. On arrival at the House of

Lords, she makes her way to the chamber, where the throne

Is situated, to make her speech. It is long – standing tradition

that the Monarch never enters the House of Commons.

OF GREAT BRITAIN
London is the capital of Great Britain. It is a very big
and important political, industrial, scientific and cultural
centre of the county. There are many plants and factories,
institutes, libraries, museums, art galleries, theatres,
cinemas, supermarkets, schools etc.
The biggest cities of England
Sheffield is a centre of a steel industry and in
Manchester there are many textile factories.
Liverpool is one of the big ports on the west coast of
the Island.
Oxford and Cambridge are university towns, in
Glasgow and Edinburgh is highly developed
maching building and metallurgical industry.

POLITICAL AND INDUSTRIAL CENTRES
OF GREAT BRITAIN
London is the capital of Great Britain. It is a very big
and important political, industrial, scientific and cultural
centre of the county. There are many plants and factories,
institutes, libraries, museums, art galleries, theatres,
cinemas, supermarkets, schools etc.
The biggest cities of England
Sheffield is a centre of a steel industry and in
Manchester there are many textile factories.
Liverpool is one of the big ports on the west coast of
the Island.
Oxford and Cambridge are university towns, in
Glasgow and Edinburgh is highly developed
maching building and metallurgical industry.

old city. It is two thousand years old. London is not only the capital of the country, it is also a huge port. London is situated on both banks of the river Thames. The population of London is about 9 million people. London has four parts: the City of London, the West End, the East End and Westminster. The City of London is the financial centre of the United Kingdom. There are many offices, firms and banks in this part of London. The West End is the centre of London. It is the richest part of London. Only rich people live there. The East End is the district for the working people. There are many factories, plants and workshops there. Westminster is the administrative centre of London. The English Parliament is and Westminster Abbey are situated there.

was
built in 1703. The ceremony of changing the Guard.

Buckingham Palace is the London home of Queen Elizabeth II. It was
built in 1703. The ceremony of changing the Guard.

known sights of London. It is a favourite place for tourist and sweethearts.

TOWER
BRIDGE

Big Ben. The Clock and the bell got their names after Sir Benjamin Hall.

Nelson. Today the square is famous for its
Flocks of pigeons and is used as a meeting place for
rallies

Trafalgar Square is a historical reminder of the great naval
Admiral Lord Nelson. Today the square is famous for its
Flocks of pigeons and is used as a meeting place for
rallies

the
world. It is a
family castle
of Windsors.

-
tain were crowned
and buried there.
Many great English
scientists and fa –
mouse English po –
ets and writers are
Buried.

Westminster abbey

Christopher
Wren – the most
famous of all
English architects,
designed St Pa –
ul*s Cathedral. It
took him 35 years
to plan and build
St Paul*s Cathed-
ral, which was
completed in
1710.

Inside the cathed
rall one can see
many monu –
ments to gene –
rals and admi –
rals. Admiral
Nelson is buri –
ed here too.
When Christo –
pher Wren died
he was buried in
this cathedral.

on the river Thames.

People like to have a rest
on the river Thames.

in England in 1802 fleeing from the French revolution. She brought with her a collection of death masks of guillotined aristocrats. Today one will find wax models of well known sports
personalities, musicians and film stars, statesmen from around the world, and even the Royal Family.

double-deckers are well - known all over the world.

DOUBLE-DECKER

years old.
It is situated on the South of England.

STONEHENGE
is one England's most famous prehistoric
monuments and is over 4,000 years old.
It is situated on the South of England.

Greenwich Meridian

Greenwich Meridian

You know that East meets West at the Greenwich Meridian. The
Old Royal Observatory is situated here. It is London. Many
tourists visit this Observatory every day.

Болог Діма

The project work is done by
pupils of the 8,9B,11A forms