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December 25th December. Christmas Day. Fairy lights and brightly decorated trees illuminate the streets, carols ring out from churches. It is a traditionally family holiday. In Britain, Christmas is the most important public holiday of the
The British YearRing out the old, ring in the new,Ring happy bells, December 25th December. Christmas Day. Fairy lights and brightly decorated trees illuminate December26th December.Boxing Day. It comes right after Christmas and is celebrated as JanuaryJanuary 1st, New Year’s Day. It is now a public holiday in January25 January: Burns Night.The anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns, Scotland’s February14th February: St. Valentine’s DayValentine’s Day is a whirl of hearts, candy FebruaryCruft’s Dog Show.Britain is a nation of animal lovers. Crafts Dog show March1st MarchSt. David’s DaySt. David is the national saint of Wales. On March 17th March – St. Patrick’s Day.St. Patrick is the patron saint MarchPancake DayIs the popular name for Shrove Tuesday. People traditionally eat pancakes APRIL1st AprilApril Fools’ DayThis is the funniest day of the year, when, EASTEREaster is the most important religious holiday. It is traditionally associated with MayMay Day.1st May is a traditional celebration of the coming of spring. MayChelsea Flower ShowIs the highlight of Britain’s gardening year. It is held JuneTrooping the ColourTakes place each June as part of a 200 – JulyThe Proms.Among music – lovers in Britain the period between July and AUGUSTNotting Hill CarnivalAn annual West Indian carnival held over the August Bank AugustThe Edinburgh Festival Is now one of the biggest festivals in the September Harvest Festival.Harvest is over, winter is coming, and people have both Pearly kings and queens.During the Harvest Festival Pearly king and queen ( October HalloweenOctober 31 is the witchiest night of the year.it is the November November 5th is Guy Fawkes Day in Britain. All over the The State Opening of ParliamentIs performed by HM the Queen. The Queen A Guard of Honour The Queen’s SpeechIs prepared for the Sovereign to read by the ministers The Lord Mayor’s ShowIs an annual ceremonial journey he makes on the The London – to Brighton Veteran Car RunAn annual race of veteran Remembrance Day ( Poppy Day)Is observed throughout BritainOn the Sunday nearest to Poppy DayOn and just before that day artificial poppies, a symbol of St. Andrew’s DaySt. Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland. It is Thank you  for attention
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Слайд 2 December
25th December. Christmas Day.
Fairy lights and

December 25th December. Christmas Day. Fairy lights and brightly decorated trees

brightly decorated trees illuminate the streets, carols ring out

from churches. It is a traditionally family holiday. In Britain, Christmas is the most important public holiday of the year. It combines the custom of giving gifts with the tradition of spending this day with the family.


Слайд 3 December
26th December.
Boxing Day.
It comes right after Christmas

December26th December.Boxing Day. It comes right after Christmas and is celebrated

and is celebrated as a bank holiday in Britain.

This is the day when one visits friends or relatives, goes for a drive or a long walk or just stays at home.

Слайд 4 January
January 1st, New Year’s Day.
It is now

JanuaryJanuary 1st, New Year’s Day. It is now a public holiday

a public holiday in Britain. In many large towns

there is a public gathering on New Year’s Eve to see the New Year in, the largest held in Trafalgar Square in London.

Слайд 5 January
25 January: Burns Night.
The anniversary of the birth

January25 January: Burns Night.The anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns,

of Robert Burns, Scotland’s greatest national poet. It usually

takes the form of a supper at which traditional Scottish dishes are eaten. Burns Night celebrations are held amongst Scots living in different countries, not only in Scotland.

Слайд 6 February
14th February: St. Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is a

February14th February: St. Valentine’s DayValentine’s Day is a whirl of hearts,

whirl of hearts, candy and good wishes in the

form of bright, lacy, colourful cards, with loving emblems saying “ Be my Valentine.

Слайд 7 February
Cruft’s Dog Show.
Britain is a nation of animal

FebruaryCruft’s Dog Show.Britain is a nation of animal lovers. Crafts Dog

lovers. Crafts Dog show is internationally known. Dog breeds

from all over the world bring their dogs to take part in it.

Слайд 8 March
1st March
St. David’s Day
St. David is the national

March1st MarchSt. David’s DaySt. David is the national saint of Wales.

saint of Wales. On this day many Welshmen wear

either a daffodil or a leek, pinned to their jacket, as both plants are traditionally regarded as national emblems of Wales.

Слайд 9 March
17th March – St. Patrick’s Day.
St. Patrick

March 17th March – St. Patrick’s Day.St. Patrick is the patron

is the patron saint of Ireland. The 17th of

March, the church festival of St. Patrick , is regarded as national day in Northern Ireland.

Слайд 10 March
Pancake Day
Is the popular name for Shrove Tuesday.

MarchPancake DayIs the popular name for Shrove Tuesday. People traditionally eat

People traditionally eat pancakes on Pancake Day and in

many towns pancake races are held in which women run with pancakes.

Слайд 11 APRIL
1st April
April Fools’ Day
This is the funniest day

APRIL1st AprilApril Fools’ DayThis is the funniest day of the year,

of the year, when, traditionally, practical jokes are played.

People take them in good part and laugh heartily even if some tricks or jokes have made April fools of them.

Слайд 12 EASTER
Easter is the most important religious holiday. It

EASTEREaster is the most important religious holiday. It is traditionally associated

is traditionally associated with Easter eggs and with the

coming of spring and most churches are specially decorated with flowers for the services held on Easter Day.

Слайд 13 May
May Day.
1st May is a traditional celebration of

MayMay Day.1st May is a traditional celebration of the coming of

the coming of spring. A May Queen is elected.

Some villages have a maypole. Children dance around it, holding the ribbons. It is usually accompanied by sports contests, games.

Слайд 14 May
Chelsea Flower Show
Is the highlight of Britain’s gardening

MayChelsea Flower ShowIs the highlight of Britain’s gardening year. It is

year. It is held in London every year in

May in the grounds of Chelsea Hospital. It is the most famous flower show in the world.

Слайд 17 June
Trooping the Colour
Takes place each June as part

JuneTrooping the ColourTakes place each June as part of a 200

of a 200 – year – old ceremony to

mark the official birthday of the monarch. It is an impressive military display held at Horse Guard Parade. The military march past the Queen, dipping their Colours in salute.

Слайд 20 July
The Proms.
Among music – lovers in Britain the

JulyThe Proms.Among music – lovers in Britain the period between July

period between July and September in a time of

excitement and of great enthusiasm. The annual series of Summer concerts are held at the Royal Albert Hall, London.


Слайд 21 AUGUST
Notting Hill Carnival
An annual West Indian carnival held

AUGUSTNotting Hill CarnivalAn annual West Indian carnival held over the August

over the August Bank Holiday in the streets of

Notting Hill, West London, since 1966. It is known for the colourful and fantastic costumes and mostly involves black people.

Слайд 25 August
The Edinburgh Festival
Is now one of the

AugustThe Edinburgh Festival Is now one of the biggest festivals in

biggest festivals in the world which draws thousands of

visitors. The Festival takes place annually during the last two weeks of August and first week of September. The Festival is ended by a splendid colourful Military Tattoo, held on the parade grounds of Edinburgh Castle.

Слайд 27 September
Harvest Festival.
Harvest is over, winter is coming,

September Harvest Festival.Harvest is over, winter is coming, and people have

and people have both the time and the reason

to celebrate and relax. It’s a time to enjoy plentiful food while it lasts.

Слайд 31 Pearly kings and queens.
During the Harvest Festival Pearly

Pearly kings and queens.During the Harvest Festival Pearly king and queen

king and queen ( the winners of the traditional

contest among cockneys) meet people at the holiday church service. The pearly kings and queens take their name from the pearly buttons on their clothes. They work in London’s street markets, and they are the “kings” and “ queens” of the market people.

Слайд 32 October
Halloween
October 31 is the witchiest night of

October HalloweenOctober 31 is the witchiest night of the year.it is

the year.it is the eve of the Festival of

All Hallows. In Britain Halloween celebrations have been confined largely to the younger generation.

Слайд 33 November
November 5th is Guy Fawkes Day in

November November 5th is Guy Fawkes Day in Britain. All over

Britain. All over the country people build wood fires,

or “ bonfires” , in their gardens. On top of each bonfire is a guy. That is a figure of Guy Fawkes. He was one of conspirators who wanted to blow up the Houses of Parliament and kill King James 1 and his ministers.

Слайд 34 The State Opening of Parliament
Is performed by HM

The State Opening of ParliamentIs performed by HM the Queen. The

the Queen. The Queen travels from Buckingham Palace to

Westminster in the Irish State Coach escorted by the Household Cavalry. Another coach conveys the crown and regalia from the Jewels House at the Tower of London.

Слайд 35 A Guard of Honour

A Guard of Honour

awaits the Queen

at the Palace of Westminster.
The State Opening of Parliament is an occasion of historic symbolism. Members of the House of Lords all wear their parliamentary robes.


Слайд 36 The Queen’s Speech
Is prepared for the Sovereign to

The Queen’s SpeechIs prepared for the Sovereign to read by the

read by the ministers of the government in power.

In the speech the government outlines its planned programme, and the policies it intends to follow.

Слайд 38 The Lord Mayor’s Show
Is an annual ceremonial journey

The Lord Mayor’s ShowIs an annual ceremonial journey he makes on

he makes on the second Saturday in November to

swear an oath of allegiance to the Lord Chief Justice. Drawn by six horses, the 18th century coach is guarded by the Lord Mayor’s bodyguard, pikemen and musketeers.

Слайд 39 The London – to Brighton Veteran Car Run
An

The London – to Brighton Veteran Car RunAn annual race of

annual race of veteran cars from London to Brighton

is an exciting event. It is organized by the Royal Automobile Club and usually held on the first Sunday in November. Old motor cars carefully preserved. Some cars are more than 90 years old.

Слайд 41 Remembrance Day ( Poppy Day)
Is observed throughout Britain
On

Remembrance Day ( Poppy Day)Is observed throughout BritainOn the Sunday nearest

the Sunday nearest to 11 November, Armistice Day. On

this day the fallen in both world wars are remembered in special church services and civic ceremonies , the chief of which is the laying of wreaths at the Cenotaph, London, by members of the royal family, leading statesmen and politicians.

Слайд 42 Poppy Day
On and just before that day artificial

Poppy DayOn and just before that day artificial poppies, a symbol

poppies, a symbol of mourning, are traditionally sold in

the streets everywhere, and people wear them in memory of those who fell in the wars.

Слайд 44 St. Andrew’s Day
St. Andrew is the patron saint

St. Andrew’s DaySt. Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland. It

of Scotland. It is the church festival of St.

Andrew, regarded as Scotland’s national day. On this day some Scotsmen wear a thistle in their buttonhole.

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