©январь 2019
Great Britain:
a Country of Traditions
Автор
Батогова
Ольга
Георгиевна
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Презентация, доклад на тему Great Britain a Country of Traditions
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- 1. Great Britain a Country of Traditions
- 2. SpringSt.David’s DayMay DayWhat do Welsh people wear?When
- 3. SummerWhen do people celebrate this holiday Why is this tradition called so?The Trooping of the colour
- 4. SummerHow is this river called? What does the swan keeper do?Swan Upping
- 5. SummerWhat do these Games include?Can you name these sports?Highland Games
- 6. AutumnWhat does the Queen do?How is the Queen’s carriage called?The State Opening of Parliament
- 7. AutumnWhat was Guy Fawkes?When do people celebrate this Day?Guy Fawkes Day
- 8. WinterWhat do they wear?Where do people celebrate this Day?Up-Helly-Aa
- 9. WinterWho sang them?Where were carols sung?Carol singing
- 10. Guess what tradition is itPeople wear Vikings
- 11. Traditions and symbolsMay Day The Trooping of
- 12. Traditions and symbolsRead
- 13. Royal CeremoniesSearching the Houses of ParliamentSearching the
- 14. Royal CeremoniesCeremony of the keysThis ceremony takes
- 15. Speaking Choose any tradition and speak according
SpringSt.David’s DayMay DayWhat do Welsh people wear?When do people celebrate May Day?What do people do on May Day
Слайд 1Государственное бюджетное общеобразовательное учреждение
средняя общеобразовательная школа № 80
с углубленным изучением
английского языка
Слайд 2Spring
St.David’s Day
May Day
What do Welsh people wear?
When do people celebrate May
Day?
What do people do on May Day
What do people do on May Day
Слайд 3Summer
When do people celebrate this holiday
Why is this tradition called
so?
The Trooping of the colour
Слайд 6Autumn
What does the Queen do?
How is the Queen’s carriage called?
The State
Opening of Parliament
Слайд 10Guess what tradition is it
People wear Vikings costumes
People wear daffodils
People watch
the parade
People listen to bagpipe music
Слайд 11Traditions and symbols
May Day
The Trooping of the Colour
Swan Upping
Highland Games
Guy
Fawkes Dsy
Up Helly Aa
Carol Singing
Up Helly Aa
Carol Singing
May pole
Brass bands
boat
Braemar
bonfire
longship
Mummers
Слайд 12 Traditions and symbols
Read the list of traditions
and cross the odd word out
May Day : dew, swans, arrows, Middle Ages
Swan Upping: boat, throne, the Thames
Highland games: hammer, caber, hymns
Up-Helly-Aa: Vikings, dragon, carriage
Add as many details as you can
Слайд 13Royal Ceremonies
Searching the Houses of Parliament
Searching the Houses of Parliament
The beefeaters
make a ceremonial search of the Houses of Parliament before the Queen arrives for the state opening of Parliament.
the cellars where Guy Fawkes was captured are still searched before each opening of Parliament.
the cellars where Guy Fawkes was captured are still searched before each opening of Parliament.
Слайд 14Royal Ceremonies
Ceremony of the keys
This ceremony takes place every night and
is 700 years old! At 21.53 the Chief Warder of the Tower, carrying a lantern and the keys, meets the Escort of the Key. They march to the various gates and lock them ceremonially. At the Bloody Tower the party is stopped by a sentry with the words: 'Halt! Who comes there?'
'The Keys.'
'Whose Keys?'
'Queen Elizabeth's Keys.'
‘Pass Queen Elizabeth's Keys.'
'All's well.'
'God preserve Queen Elizabeth.'
'Amen!'
'The Keys.'
'Whose Keys?'
'Queen Elizabeth's Keys.'
‘Pass Queen Elizabeth's Keys.'
'All's well.'
'God preserve Queen Elizabeth.'
'Amen!'
Слайд 15Speaking
Choose any tradition and speak according to the plan
4. Would
you like to watch it
What tradition is it
2. The history of this tradition
How do people celebrate it
