Внеклассное мероприятие “St David’s Day”

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1.Warming up

Good morning, boys and girls!
Glad to see you!

Sit down, please. 

Делимся на группы
Today we’ll have a competition “St David’s Day”
Учитель сообщает учащимся о проведении соревнования,

За каждый конкурс ученики получают баллы.

Если учащиеся допускают ошибки или не укладываются по времени, они получают меньшее количество баллов

Good morning, teacher!
Glad to see you too!

Делятся на группы

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2. Information about Wales

Wales is a country of hills and mountains, with deep rivers and valleys. Cardiff is the capital of Wales. The most important towns and cities are Swansea and Newport. Wales has been united with England for seven hundred years. Prince Charles became the Prince of Wales in 1969.

Wales has its own Welsh language. About 20 % of the people in Wales speak Welsh and children learn it in Welsh schools.

Wales is famous for its production of coal and steel. Wales is an important center for electronics and steel production.

The main activities are sheep and cattle rearing and dairy farming.

Wales attracts many tourists. There are three national parks there.

The most popular sport in Wales is rugby.

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3. The symbols of Wales

The main symbols are daffodils, leek and a dove. The main information.

To cut the main symbols (задание 2)

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4. National holiday of Wales

On the first of March each year one can see people walking around London with leeks pinned to their coats.

A leek is the national emblem of Wales.

The many Welsh people who live in London – or in other cities outside Wales - like to show their solidarity on their national day.

The day is actually called Saint David’s Day, after a sixth century abbot who became patron saint of Wales. David is the nearest English equivalent to the saint’s name, Dawi.

The saint was known traditionally as the Waterman, which perhaps means that he and his monks were teetotallers. A teetotaler is someone who drinks no kind of alcohol, but it does not mean that he drinks only tea, as many people seem to think.

In spite of the leeks mentioned earlier, Saint David’s emblem is not that, but a dove. No one, not even the Welsh, can explain why they took leek to symbolize their country. After all, they can’t pin a dove to their coat.

(задание 3)

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5. Inrormational cards

Two teams have to make informational cards for other pupils

1. About Wales

2. About the national holiday

оформляют

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6. подведение итогов

Подсчитывается количество баллов. Команды получают сладкие призы.

слушают