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Презентация на тему Традиции России и Великобритании 7 класс английский язык

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2. Outline1.Introduction. 2.Christmas. 3.New Year. 4.Easter.Pancake Day or MaslenitsaMay Day or May 1Mother’s Day or March 8
3. TraditionsEvery country has it’s own holidays and traditions.
4. To know customs and traditions means to understand the people, their art and culture better.
5. ChristmasChristmas is celebrated in Great Britain on December, 25
6. ChristmasThere are a lot of traditions connected
7. Santa ClausThe origin of Santa Claus is
8. Christmas tree and food.The Christmas tree (Yolka) is another tradition.Nearly all Christmas food is traditional
9. New Year!Russian tradition of celebrating New Year
10. Christmas and New Year
11. EasterThe world “Easter” owes its name and
12. Easter
13. Easter.Christians fast during forty days before Easter.
14. Pancake Day or Maslenitsa
15. Pancake DayBritish people eat pancakes on Shrove
16. Maslenitsa.Maslenitsa is a much brighter, more interesting
17. May Day or May 1
18. Mother’s Day or March 8The way Mothering Sunday
19. St. Valentine’s DayFebruary 14 became the date
20. LOVE.On St. Valentine’s Day people give candies and bright-colour cards for lovers
21. HalloweenHalloween is an old word for "Hallows
22. Guy Fawkes’ NightGuy Fawkes Day is celebrated
23. Ivan Kupalo or St. John the Baptist’s
24. What are the most important Russianholidays celebrated
25. What traditions do you follow while celebrating
26. Do you celebrate any British holidays at home?20%10%0%1 кв30%70%60%50%40%Yes No
27. What traditional Russian holidays do you know or celebrate?60%50%40%30%20%10%0%1 квNoneMaslenitsa Spas, KrasnayaGorka, Troitsa
28. Do you think it is good to celebrate holidays of other nations?20%10%0%1 кв30%60%50%40%Yes No
29. Why do you think many old Russian
30. Do you celebrate both official and religious holidays?80%70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%1 квYesNo, only official
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Outline1.Introduction. 2.Christmas. 3.New Year. 4.Easter.Pancake Day or MaslenitsaMay Day or May 1Mother’s Day or March 8

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Презентация Традиции России и Великобритании 7 класс английский язык

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Outline1.Introduction. 2.Christmas. 3.New Year. 4.Easter.Pancake Day or MaslenitsaMay Day or May 1Mother’s Day or March 8

TraditionsEvery country has it’s own holidays and traditions.

To know customs and traditions means to understand the people, their art and culture better.

ChristmasChristmas is celebrated in Great Britain on December, 25

ChristmasThere are a lot of traditions connected with Christmas, but perhaps the

Santa ClausThe origin of Santa Claus is in Saint Nicholas.He was born

Christmas tree and food.The Christmas tree (Yolka) is another tradition.Nearly all Christmas food is traditional

New Year!Russian tradition of celebrating New Year more enthusiastically than Christmas, can

EasterThe world “Easter” owes its name and many of its customs and

Easter.Christians fast during forty days before Easter.

Pancake DayBritish people eat pancakes on Shrove Tuesday in February or March.

Maslenitsa.Maslenitsa is a much brighter, more interesting and poplular holiday in Russia

Mother’s Day or March 8The way Mothering Sunday is celebrated has much in

St. Valentine’s DayFebruary 14 became the date for exchanging love messages. “Be

LOVE.On St. Valentine’s Day people give candies and bright-colour cards for lovers

Guy Fawkes’ NightGuy Fawkes Day is celebrated on November, 5 in Britain.All

Ivan Kupalo or St. John the Baptist’s DayIn the Orthodox countries, as

What are the most important Russianholidays celebrated in your family?10%0%20%30%40%60%50%Christmas and EasterNew

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Do you celebrate any British holidays at
home?20%10%0%1 кв30%70%60%50%40%Yes No

What traditional Russian holidays do you
know or celebrate?60%50%40%30%20%10%0%1 квNoneMaslenitsa Spas, KrasnayaGorka, Troitsa

Do you think it is good to celebrate holidays
of other nations?20%10%0%1 кв30%60%50%40%Yes No

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Слайды презентации

Слайд 2 Outline
1.Introduction. 2.Christmas. 3.New Year. 4.Easter.

Pancake Day or Maslenitsa

May

Day or May 1

Mother’s Day or March 8

Слайд 3 Traditions
Every country has it’s own holidays and traditions.

Слайд 4 To know customs and traditions means to understand

the people, their art and culture better.

Слайд 5 Christmas
Christmas is celebrated in Great Britain on December,

25

Слайд 6 Christmas
There are a lot of traditions connected with

ChristmasThere are a lot of traditions connected with Christmas, but perhaps

Christmas, but perhaps the most important one is giving

presents.

Слайд 7 Santa Claus
The origin of Santa Claus is in

Santa ClausThe origin of Santa Claus is in Saint Nicholas.He was

Saint Nicholas.

He was born in Asia Minor in the

Greco-Roman city of Myra.

Слайд 8 Christmas tree and food.
The Christmas tree (Yolka) is

another tradition.

Nearly all Christmas food is traditional

Слайд 9 New Year!
Russian tradition of celebrating New Year more

New Year!Russian tradition of celebrating New Year more enthusiastically than Christmas,

enthusiastically than Christmas, can also be easily explained taking

into consideration the country’s history. Russian people were not allowed to celebrate religious holidays during the communist times, so they put all their enthusiasm into celebrating the public ones. That is why many Christmas traditions were transformed into New Year’s traditions in Russia.

Слайд 10 Christmas and New Year

Слайд 11 Easter
The world “Easter” owes its name and many

EasterThe world “Easter” owes its name and many of its customs

of its customs and symbols to a pagan festival

called Eostre.

Слайд 12 Easter

Слайд 13 Easter.
Christians fast during forty days before Easter.

Слайд 14 Pancake Day or Maslenitsa

Слайд 15 Pancake Day
British people eat pancakes on Shrove Tuesday

Pancake DayBritish people eat pancakes on Shrove Tuesday in February or

in February or March. In some parts of Britain

there are pancake races on Shrove Tuesday.

Слайд 16 Maslenitsa.
Maslenitsa is a much brighter, more interesting and

Maslenitsa.Maslenitsa is a much brighter, more interesting and poplular holiday in

poplular holiday in Russia than Shrove Tuesday in the

UK.

Слайд 17 May Day or May 1

Слайд 18 Mother’s Day or March 8
The way Mothering Sunday is

Mother’s Day or March 8The way Mothering Sunday is celebrated has much

celebrated has much in common with the International Women's

Day celebration in Russia.

Слайд 19 St. Valentine’s Day
February 14 became the date for

St. Valentine’s DayFebruary 14 became the date for exchanging love messages.

exchanging love messages. “Be my Valentine” is the most

common message.

St. Valentine is the patron of lovers.

Слайд 20 LOVE.
On St. Valentine’s Day people give candies and

bright-colour cards for lovers

Слайд 21 Halloween
Halloween is an old word for "Hallows Evening",

the night before "All Hallows" or "All Saints' Day".

Слайд 22 Guy Fawkes’ Night
Guy Fawkes Day is celebrated on

Guy Fawkes’ NightGuy Fawkes Day is celebrated on November, 5 in

November, 5 in Britain.

All over the country people build

wood
fires or “bonfires”, in their gardens.
On the top of each bonfire is a guy. That's a figure of Guy Fawkes.

Слайд 23 Ivan Kupalo or St. John the Baptist’s Day
In

Ivan Kupalo or St. John the Baptist’s DayIn the Orthodox countries,

the Orthodox countries, as well as all over Europe,

people celebrate the Holiday of St. John the Baptist. In Russia this holiday is called Ivan Kupalo. Everything in the holiday relates to water. In the past boys and girls used to swim in rivers till late at night, they burned fires and, taking each-others hands, jumped over the fires. If after the jump they still held their hands together, it considered to be a good sign saying that the wedding is close.