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Презентация, доклад к уроку. Тема: Liquid History. The Thames (Водная история. Темза.)
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- 1. Презентация к уроку. Тема: Liquid History. The Thames (Водная история. Темза.)
- 2. What is the name of the river?
- 3. It’s part of the longest river in
- 4. The Historic River ThamesIn 1929, John Burns,
- 5. River Thames vs. Mississippi RiverJohn Burns made
- 6. Interesting facts about the Thames
- 7. Interesting facts about the Thames
- 8. Interesting facts about the Thames
- 9. Interesting facts about the Thames
- 10. Слайд 10
- 11. Check yourself Paragraph 1 Main idea: London
- 12. Home taskFind information about the famous rivers
What is the name of the river?
Слайд 1Liquid History. The Thames
Culture Corner
Аленчикова Светлана Андреевна
Учитель англ.яз.
МОУ Гимназия №16
Слайд 3It’s part of the longest river in England, it has 45
locks, is home to over 25 species of fish, boasts three areas of outstanding natural beauty and it’s the only river in Europe to have a national trail follow its entire length.
About the River
Слайд 4The Historic River Thames
In 1929, John Burns, the London born radical
politician and keen historian, brilliantly described the Thames as "liquid history" Julius Caesar was held up by the river in 54BC, the Magna Carta was signed on its banks and Vikings, pirates, the Dutch navy and the Luftwaffe have all used the Thames to navigate their way into London and threaten the country.
About the River.
Why is it “Liquid History”?
Слайд 5River Thames vs. Mississippi River
John Burns made his "liquid history" remark
when he defended the river after an American belittled it, finding it far inferior to the Mississippi. Burns replied that "The St Lawrence is water, the Mississippi is muddy water, but the Thames is liquid history".
About the River.
Why is it “Liquid History”?
Слайд 11Check yourself
Paragraph 1
Main idea: London would not be London
without the river Thames.
Heading – The rivers which makes England
Paragraph 2
Main idea: England had few roads in the past, so the Thames provided a major highway between London and many parts of the country.
Heading – The major highway
Paragraph 3 – Main idea: With the industrial revolution the Thames, became one of the busiest waterways in the world.
Heading – The importance of the river in many areas
Paragraph 4
Main Idea: Today the Thames became the symbol of London, just as much as Big ben or Buckingham Palace.
Heading – River for all times.
Heading – The rivers which makes England
Paragraph 2
Main idea: England had few roads in the past, so the Thames provided a major highway between London and many parts of the country.
Heading – The major highway
Paragraph 3 – Main idea: With the industrial revolution the Thames, became one of the busiest waterways in the world.
Heading – The importance of the river in many areas
Paragraph 4
Main Idea: Today the Thames became the symbol of London, just as much as Big ben or Buckingham Palace.
Heading – River for all times.
Слайд 12Home task
Find information about the famous rivers of your region or
town and present it to the class.
