Слайд 2Look at the pictures.
Can you find:
* the March Hare?
* the
Dormouse?
* the Hatter?
* the Cheshire Cat?
Before reading
Слайд 3What do you think each of these characters is like?
How are
they related to the title?
Слайд 4
Episode 7
“The Mad Tea
Party”
Слайд 5While reading
2. Read and answer the questions:
1. The Cheshire Cat tells
Alice about two characters she can visit. Which ones? What does he say about both of them?
2. Who does Alice decide to visit first?
3. What does the March Hare’s house look like?
4. Where is the March Hare, and what is he doing?
5. Why does Alice think that the March Hare is rude?
6. Why does Alice leave the table?
Слайд 6Alice looked around and saw the Cheshire Cat in a tree,
with
a big smile on its face.
“Excuse me,” she said,
“can you tell me which way to go?”
“Where do you want to get to?”
asked the cat.
“I don’t know,” said Alice.
“Where can I go?”
Слайд 7“A Hatter lives over there,” said the cat. He pointed one
way. “And a March Hare lives over there.” He pointed the other way. “You can visit either of them. They’re both mad.”
“I don’t want to visit mad people,” said Alice.
Слайд 8“Well, I’m sorry,” said the cat, “but we’re all mad here!
I’m mad. You’re mad. Goodbye!”
The cat slowly disappeared, starting with its tail, until Alice could only see its smile.
Слайд 9“I’m going to visit the March Hare,” Alice said, and she
walked through the wood until she came to the March Hare’s house.
When she saw the house, Alice knew she was in the right place. There was fur on the roof, and the chimneys looked like long ears.
Слайд 10There was a long table under a tree in the March
Hare’s garden. The Hatter and the March Hare were at the table. There was a Dormouse between them. It was fast asleep.
Слайд 11Alice sat in one of the chairs.
“Hello!” said the March Hare.
“Have some lemonade!”
Alice looked at the table. There wasn’t any lemonade. There was only tea.
“I can’t see any lemonade,” she said. “There isn’t any,” said the March Hare.
Слайд 12“Then it was rude to offer it to me,” said Alice.
“It
was rude to sit down at my table,” said the March Hare.
“I didn’t invite you.”
“There are plenty of chairs,” said Alice.
Слайд 13Nobody spoke for a few minutes. Then the Hatter asked, “What
day of the month is it?”
“It’s the fourth,” said Alice.
Слайд 14The Hatter looked at his watch. “Two days wrong,” he said
to the March Hare. “I told you not to put butter in the watch.”
“It was very good butter,” said the March Hare.
Слайд 15Alice looked at the watch. “How Funny!” she said. “It tells
the day of the month, but it doesn’t tell the time.”
“Of course not!” said the Hatter. “Does your watch tell you what year it is?”
“No,” said Alice, “because the year stays the same for a long time.”
“Exactly!” said the Hatter.
Слайд 16“Now, I want a clean cup! Let’s all move round the
table!”
Слайд 17They all moved to the next seat. Now Alice had a
dirty cup in front of her.
“I don’t think”, she said.
“Then don’t talk!” said the Hatter.
Alice was so angry that she walked away from the table. “What a stupid tea party!” she said
Слайд 18After reading
3. In pairs answer the questions:
1. Do you think the
March Hare and the Hatter are rude or funny? Why?
2. How do you feel when people are rude to you?
3. Do you think it is important to be polite?
4. Would you like to have tea with the March Hare and the Hatter? Why (not)?
5. Where do you think Alice is going to go now?