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Презентация, доклад на тему British Holidays and Traditions
Содержание
- 1. British Holidays and Traditions
- 2. Слайд 2
- 3. Bank Holidays New Year’s Day – 1
- 4. Other holidaysSt. David’s Day – 1 March
- 5. Traditions of celebrating holidaysEaster:Children enjoy eating candy
- 6. May day (1.05)Morris dance - a form of English folk dance usually accompanied by musicParades, fairs, tulip festivals
- 7. Children may be seen dancing round the maypole
- 8. Halloween (31.10)People play difficult gamesDressing up in strange costumesCutting horrible faces in vegetablesTrick-or-treating tradition
- 9. Guy Fawkes Night (5.11)“Penny for the guy”Letting off fireworksBurning a dummy on a bonfire
- 10. Christmas (25.12)decorating housespulling a crackercarol serviceswatching the Queen’s message on TVgiving presents
- 11. Boxing Day (26.12)watching footballvisiting friends or relativesgiving gifts
- 12. Hogmanay (31.12)singing the song “For Auld Lang
- 13. Thank You for Your Attention !
Bank Holidays New Year’s Day – 1 JanuaryGood Friday – the Friday before EasterEaster Monday – 1st day (Monday) after EasterMay Day – 1 MaySpring Bank Holiday – May/the beginning of JuneSummer Bank Holiday – August/SeptemberChristmas
Слайд 3Bank Holidays
New Year’s Day – 1 January
Good Friday – the
Friday before Easter
Easter Monday – 1st day (Monday) after Easter
May Day – 1 May
Spring Bank Holiday – May/the beginning of June
Summer Bank Holiday – August/September
Christmas Day – 25 December
Boxing Day – 26 December
Easter Monday – 1st day (Monday) after Easter
May Day – 1 May
Spring Bank Holiday – May/the beginning of June
Summer Bank Holiday – August/September
Christmas Day – 25 December
Boxing Day – 26 December
Слайд 4Other holidays
St. David’s Day – 1 March (Wales)
St. Patrick’s Day –
17 March (Northern Ireland)
St. George’s Day – 23 April (England)
St. Andrew’s Day – 30 November (Scotland)
Hogmanay – 31 December
Halloween – 31 October
Guy Fawkes Night – 5 November
St. George’s Day – 23 April (England)
St. Andrew’s Day – 30 November (Scotland)
Hogmanay – 31 December
Halloween – 31 October
Guy Fawkes Night – 5 November
Слайд 5Traditions of celebrating holidays
Easter:
Children enjoy eating candy bunnies and listening to
stories about the Easter bunny
Dyeing eggs at Easter time is still very popular
Dyeing eggs at Easter time is still very popular
Слайд 6May day (1.05)
Morris dance - a form of English folk dance usually accompanied by
music
Parades, fairs, tulip festivals
Parades, fairs, tulip festivals
Слайд 8Halloween (31.10)
People play difficult games
Dressing up in strange costumes
Cutting horrible faces
in vegetables
Trick-or-treating tradition
Trick-or-treating tradition
Слайд 10Christmas (25.12)
decorating houses
pulling a cracker
carol services
watching the Queen’s message on TV
giving
presents
Слайд 12Hogmanay (31.12)
singing the song “For Auld Lang Syne”
a piece of coal,
a piece of bread and a silver coin
first footing
first footing
