Презентация на тему по английскому языку 5-6 класс Specific traditions and customs in New Zealand

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2. New Zealand is a young country, but it’s
3. Taihape is a small town in the
4. A chocolate carnival In Dunedin people throw
5. Haka Dance Rugby fans will know
6. Haka Dance
7. Hongi is a personal, customary greeting,
8. Hangi is the Maori cooking method.
9. Hangi
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New Zealand is a young country, but it’s got some specific traditions. It’s a combination of Maori customs and European traditions. Here are some traditions that only Kiwis(New Zealanders) have.

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Презентация по английскому языку 5-6 класс Specific traditions and customs in New Zealand

Traditions that Only New Zealanders Understand By Yuzhanina A.N.School 121Snezhinsk2018-19

New Zealand is a young country, but it’s got some specific traditions. It’s

Taihape is a small town in the centre of the North Island.

A chocolate carnival In Dunedin people throw chocolates down Baldwin Street. Chocolates

Haka Dance Rugby fans will know this one quite well. The

Hongi is a personal, customary greeting, usually on special occasions. The

Hangi is the Maori cooking method. A hangi is prepared underground,

Презентация по английскому языку 5-6 класс Specific traditions and customs in New Zealand

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Слайд 2 New Zealand is a young country, but it’s got

New Zealand is a young country, but it’s got some specific traditions.

some specific traditions. It’s a combination of Maori customs

and European traditions. Here are some traditions that only Kiwis(New Zealanders) have.

Слайд 3 Taihape is a small town in the centre

Taihape is a small town in the centre of the North

of the North Island. Every year since 1985, they

celebrate Gumboot Day — a funny festival with a gumboot throwing contest.

Слайд 4 A chocolate carnival In Dunedin people throw chocolates down

Baldwin Street. Chocolates race down this road.

Слайд 5 Haka Dance Rugby fans will know this one

quite well. The haka, a traditional Maori war dance.

In the past, haka dances were performed to scare the enemy. These days, you might see a haka performance if you visit any special Maori celebrations and rituals.

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Haka Dance

Слайд 7 Hongi is a personal, customary greeting, usually on

special occasions. The pressing of noses and foreheads is

how this physical greeting is exchanged. A hongi is common practice when welcoming visitors onto Maori grounds, as well as within traditional ceremonies.

Слайд 8 Hangi is the Maori cooking method. A hangi

is prepared underground, using heated rocks that are buried

in a pit oven. Food is placed on top of the stones, and items are covered with mats or bags for three hours during the cooking process. This is usually saved for special occasions.