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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Holidays and festivals in Great Britain
Содержание
- 1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Holidays and festivals in Great Britain
- 2. British holiday are:Easter Guy Fawkes` NightNew YearSt. Valentine’ s DayHalloweenChristmasPancake Day
- 3. Let`s do phonetic drills and find translation:to
- 4. Let`s remember the names of holidays and match them with the pictures
- 5. Write the names of holidays:EasterGuy Fawkes’ Night New YearSt. Valentine’ s DayHalloweenEasterNew YearGuy Fawkes’ Night Christmas
- 6. Let’s do exercisesHands on your hips, hands
- 7. Find the right date:
- 8. Name the words to the holidays:New YearGuy Fawkes’ NightChristmasEasterSt. Valentine’s DayHalloween
- 9. Are the sentences true?1.In England people celebrate
- 10. Home taskWrite a story about holidays and festivals in Russia.
- 11. What Emotions Do You Feel?
- 12. Thank you for your attention!
British holiday are:Easter Guy Fawkes` NightNew YearSt. Valentine’ s DayHalloweenChristmasPancake Day
Слайд 2British holiday are:
Easter
Guy Fawkes` Night
New Year
St. Valentine’ s Day
Halloween
Christmas
Pancake Day
Слайд 3Let`s do phonetic drills and find translation:
to preserve
знакомить
to introduce объединять
main событие
an occasion годовщина
to unite отмечать
to mark атмосфера
an anniversary сохранять
atmosphere главный
to introduce объединять
main событие
an occasion годовщина
to unite отмечать
to mark атмосфера
an anniversary сохранять
atmosphere главный
Слайд 5Write the names of holidays:
Easter
Guy Fawkes’ Night
New Year
St. Valentine’ s
Day
Halloween
Easter
New Year
Guy Fawkes’ Night
Christmas
Слайд 6Let’s do exercises
Hands on your hips, hands on your knees,
Put them
behind you if you please.
Touch your shoulders, touch your nose,
Touch your ears, touch your toes.
Stand up and show me orange! Hands up and show me blue! Clap! Clap! Show me yellow! Sit down. Nice of you! Stand up and show me blue! Hop! Hop! Show me red! Sit down. Nice of you! Stand up and show me grey! Sit down and point to the green. Clap! Clap! Show me pink. Stop!
Stand up and show me orange! Hands up and show me blue! Clap! Clap! Show me yellow! Sit down. Nice of you! Stand up and show me blue! Hop! Hop! Show me red! Sit down. Nice of you! Stand up and show me grey! Sit down and point to the green. Clap! Clap! Show me pink. Stop!
Слайд 8Name the words to the holidays:
New Year
Guy Fawkes’ Night
Christmas
Easter
St. Valentine’s Day
Halloween
Слайд 9Are the sentences true?
1.In England people celebrate Christmas before New Year.
2.The
weather is often snowy and cold.
3.Farther Christmas visits children on this day.
4.On Christmas people go to church.
5.On this day the British hear Queen of England on television.
6.People get many presents from relatives and friends.
7.People eat Christmas cake at midnight.
8.Carolers visits British families and give presents.
9.Boxind Day is the day when people give money to people who helped them during the year.
3.Farther Christmas visits children on this day.
4.On Christmas people go to church.
5.On this day the British hear Queen of England on television.
6.People get many presents from relatives and friends.
7.People eat Christmas cake at midnight.
8.Carolers visits British families and give presents.
9.Boxind Day is the day when people give money to people who helped them during the year.
Christmas
Слайд 11 What Emotions Do You Feel?
Positive Emotions
Negative Emotions I Feel…
Satisfaction
Happiness
Success
Proud
Joy
Unsatisfaction
Sadness
Fear
Tired
Why?
Because I…
worked hard
didn’t relax
Was active
Received a good (bad) mark
