Презентация на тему к внеклассному мероприятия по английскому языкуБританские и русские праздники

день
День матери
Пасха
День святого Валентина
Первое апреля
[‘kristməs]
[‘θæŋks’giviŋ ‘dei]
[həloʊ’in]
[‘nju: ‘jɜ:]
[‘fa:δəz ‘dei]
[‘mei ‘dei]
[‘mʌδəz

‘dei]
[‘i:stə]
[‘seint ‘væləntain ‘dei]
[‘eipril ‘fu:lz ‘dei]

Date

Song

Dress

Present

Tree

Card

Food

Christmas tree!                     Это Рождественская елка!
Three, two, one,                             Три, два, один,
Christmas is fun!      

 Рождество – это веселье!
 Christmas’ magic,                         Рождество – это волшебство,
Christmas’ fun,                                Рождество — это веселье,
Merry Christmas everyone!           Всем – веселого Рождества!

Christmas? / Russian people?

Review the dialogue and ask guestions
Katya: You are going to Britain tomorrow, aren`t you?
Jim: Yes, Christmas is coming and I want to spend the holiday with my grandparents.
Katya: Christmas is an important holiday in Britain, isn`t it?
Jim: Yes, it`s an exciting day. We usually wake up early on the 25th of December and look at the foot of the bed. The stocking is always full of little presents. Last year my little sister put a pillowcase. Under the bed to get more presents from Father Christmas. And in the morning it was full! She found all of her presents, fruit, nuts, biscuits, and sweets in the pillowcase. She was very happy.
Katya: You said Father Christmas, didn`t you?

Jim: Yes, I did. There's also another name for Father Christmas in Britain — Santa Claus. In Christmas stories he lives in the North Pole. On Christmas Eve he visits every house and brings presents. My little sister and my parents leave a glass of milk and a plate of biscuits for him in the kitchen. Katya: In Russia Ded Moroz brings presents to the children. He lives in Velikiy Ustyug and rides a beautiful sleigh.
Jim: Yes, that's right. My family and I visited Velikiy Ustyug last week. It was a very nice trip. Where do you find the presents from Ded Moroz?
Katya: We find the presents under the New Year tree on the 1st of January.
Jim: Father Christmas and Ded Moroz work hard in December and on the 1st of January, don't they? Katya: Of course they do, but then they have an 11 - month holiday.
 

have in common? How do they differ? Сomplete the

table

wait
For celebration birthday … .
Her room was in

an awful mess,
She couldn’t find her birthday …
She asked my mum, “What will you make?”
And mother answered, “Birthday …”.
If I were rich, if I were king,
I would present my sister … .

date.
Her room was in an awful mess,
She couldn’t find

her birthday dress
She asked my mum, “What will you make?”
and mother answered, “Birthday cake“.
If I were rich, if I were king,
I would present my sister ring.

a Bright and Happy New Year!
Thank you for your

hard work!
Well done!

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a lot of holidays in every country. For example,

New Year’s Day
is always connected with our hopes & dreams. It’s pleasant to get
on New Year’s Eve. I usually get many nice & useful things from my
parents, such as , . I prepare for
them too.
I like to decorate with , , and a big on the
top.
My mother makes a tasty for supper. I help her to lay the table.
We are waiting for with a big of surprises.
Best wishes, Dan