Презентация на тему Празднование Рождества в Британии и России

Frost is very old.
But he is always full of

joy
And glad to give you a nice toy!

- [nju: jiә]- Новый Год
Trafalgar Square - [Trәֽfælgә ‘skwеә

]- Трафальгарская Площадь
decoration - [ֽdekә’rei∫n]- украшать
to celebrate - [‘selәbreit]- праздновать
a Christmas tree - [tri:] – рождественская ёлка
a symbol - [‘simbl] - символ
a carol - [‘kærәl]- гимн
a roast turkey - [rәυst ‘tз:ki]- жареная индейка
a roast goose - [rәυst gu:s]- жареный гусь
a special - [‘spe∫l]- особый , специальный
а meal - [mi:l] – пища, еда
to consist - [kәn’sist] of– состоять из
a biscuit - [‘biskit]-печенье
to leave -[li:v] ,(left)–уезжать, оставлять
to work hard - [wз:k ha:d] –работать усердно
a reindeer - [‘reindiә]- олень



 
 

celebrate Christmas. It is a big holiday and there

are lots of Christmas traditions in Britain.

Every year Londoners get a present from the people of Norway - a big Christmas tree. It stands in Trafalgar Square. Central London’s streets have got beautiful decorations at Christmas.

in the centre of the capital. A lot of

people come to enjoy the Christmas decorations and to skate.

traditional Christmas songs or carols in the streets and

squares. They collect money for charity.

Christmas Eve by climbing down the chimney and put

presents into the stockings. And people leave a glass of milk and a plate of biscuits for him in the kitchen.

presents, guests , wishes and a special meal. British

Christmas dinner consists of a roast turkey with carrots and potatoes and Christmas pudding.

people celebrate New Year.
There are a lot

of decorations in the streets and in the houses.

trees and put them in their living rooms. Children

like to decorate them with toys and little coloured lights. There are a lot of parties at schools.

tradition: you can go “first footing”. In Russia the

first visitor who comes into a house on New Year’s morning is “the First Foot”. People believe that the First Foot brings luck to the family for the New Year. And he must be a man or a boy, not a woman.

wish you a merry Christmas, We wish you a merry

Christmas, We wish you a merry Christmas, And a happy New Year!
Chorus: Glad tidings we bring To you and your kin; Glad tidings for Christmas And a happy New Year!

lives in Velikiy Ustjug

…in Russia.
2. New Year is on the … of

….
3. The main symbols are …
4. The main characters of New Year and Christmas are …
5. We say …. each other.
6. We like these holidays very much.
 
1. Christmas is on the … of … in Britain.
2. The main symbols of Christmas are …
3. The main character is …
4. He gives children presents.
5. We say … each other.
6. English people like this holiday very much.

year
2.Time when children don’t go to school
3. You can

enjoy Christmas …. everywhere in December
4.A language which people speak in Great Britain
5. An old man who brings presents
6. One of the seasons
7. We say it to wish people pleasant Christmas days
8. A traditional or religious song people sing at Christmas
9. There is a big Christmas tree in Trafalgar …. in winter

Homework:
Do exercise 16 at page 81;
Speak how

you celebrate New Year’s night.

Thank you for your work at the lesson!