-Yes, wonders do exist! There are really many wonderful
countries with unique history, scenery and traditions!
-Presenter 2:
- And today you
will get to know one of them. It is Scotland! When we say “Scotland”, everyone
thinks of its beautiful Highlands, lakes or “lochs” as they call them.
-Presenter 1:
-Yes, and we associate Scotland with their famous
“kilts” and tartan cloth.
-Presenter 2:
-And what is the “kilt”?
-Presenter 1: The kilt
is a knee-length garment with pleats at the rear. It originated in the
traditional dress of men and boys in the Scottish Highlands of the 16th
century. It is most often made of woolen cloth in a tartan pattern. By the way,
it has become an item of fashionable informal male clothing in recent years.
-Presenter 2:
-So, we can meet a man in a kilt in any Scottish town
daily. Well, I’m sure wearing a kilt is not the only unique tradition of
Scotland.
-Presenter 1: No, it is not.
-Everybody knows that the best way to learn about a
country’s culture and its people’s way of life you should live in a host family
for a while to get to know the country’s soul from the inside. And we suggest
you meet a Scottish family today.
-David: Hello, everybody! We are a Scottish family.
Let us introduce ourselves! Hello, all of you! My name is David McKinley. I am
the father of the family. On behalf of my dearest people, on behalf of my
country let me greet you and introduce my family to you.
- Scotland!
-A land of castles,
-A land of lakes,
-A land of wide open space,
- Our land can be
honored a lot!
-I am proud of being a Scott!
-
-And here is my wife Mary McKinley, a nice
woman.
-Mary McKinley: Hello, dear friends! My name is Mary
McKinley.
-Despite of the fact that I am quite pretty,
-I am also kind and really witty!
-Love my country a lot –
-Its mysterious legends
-With original plots!
-And here are our children – Jenny, Alan and Nancy.
-Jenny :
- Hello!
- I am Jenny
McKinley.
-Still a little bit small,
-I love playing and singing
- And my mother
and all!
-I attend a nursery school
-Which is good and honestly cool!
-
Alan: Hello!
I am Alan McKinley. I am a
Scottish schoolboy.
I am bouncy, full of cheer,
Very helpful and always near.
Though singing is not my
teacup,
I am able some tunes to pick
up!
Mary:
And now meet my elder daughter
Nancy!
She is able new things to
learn and to fancy!
Her love for studies grows on
and on,
Let’s sing a traditional
Scottish song
Bananas Are
the Best
Children's
Song
Chorus
Banana, banana, bananas are the best
A nice squishy middle in a big yella vest
Today or manyana, ah'll be sayin 'Can ah,
Can ah have a ba-na-na?
What am ah goin to have for ma tea? Banana!
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday? Banana!
What's ma Sunday dinner goin to be? Banana!
Can ah have a ba-na-na?
(Chorus)
Fifty million monkeys can't be wrong - banana!
From totie wans tae Old King Kong - banana!
They all love to sing this song - banana!
'Can ah have a ba-na-na?'
(Chorus)
It's perfect with ice cream - banana!
It's a banana dream - banana!
We're all going to SCREAM - banana! Can ah have a ba-na-na?
David: Well done,
children! Now I’d like to introduce my
cousin
James
McAlison.
-He is young and strong,
-He can play active games for long!!
-He has practiced first footing a lot,
-James is really a true Scott!
-Presenter 3: And what is first footing?
On Hogmanay – a Scottish New Year?
-Presenter 4: “First-footer is the first
person to set foot inside your home on New Year’s Day. It can be a friend,
relative, neighbour or even a family member BUT that person cannot be INSIDE
the house when the clock strikes midnight.
-Presenter 1: How very interesting! Can a
brother be the first-footer?
-Presenter 4: Yes, he can! But he needs to
be outside your house before midnight and can onle re-enter after the clock has
struck midnight!
-David: Yes, sometimes several people are chosen
first-footers for a particular street/village and they go from house to house
bringing good luck to its inha bitants as well as gifts!
-Presenter 4: Traditionally, first-footers
would carry a lump of coal, some salt, black bun (which is a fruit cake),
shortbread (a pancake) and a golden coin!
-James:
I always take a piece of coal
to bring some warmth into
each home!
I bring a piece of bread or
bun
To feed all people of the
farm!
A coin of gold I also bring
For all of them to feel
supreme!
Presenter 2: I hear that the
first-footer should be a dark-haired man!
Presenter 4: That is really
so! This is considered lucky and a good omen for the coming year!
David: That’s why James is always a perfect
first-footer!
Children!
Let’s sing a cheerful
kids’ song !
All the presenters and the members of the family: OK! Let’s!
Сообщение для учащихся группы 8 Б" от 19 декабря 2018 года: Подготовка к Рождеству - Колядование
Ведущий 2:
Люди издавна верили, что в эти морозные январские дни, в канун Рождества Христова, ходит по свету добрая богиня Коляда, несет в дом радость и здоровье. Спасибо вам, милые колядовщики, за ваши добрые слова и поздравления. А теперь пора раздать деткам святочные пряники - козульки.
Под песню "Пряники русские" все герои праздника угощают детей козулями (печенье в форме животного)
Задание для учащихся 3-х классов групп Марины Сергеевны от 17 декабря 2018 года:
Подготовить устное высказывание о своём любимце или любом животном на картинке по плану упр. № 9 на стр.109
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I'd like to tell you about my pet.
I've got a pet. It's a cat. His name is Murzik. Murzik is 3. He is black and white. He can run, jump, play, sit, sleep and say "meow". I usually give my cat fish and meat to eat and water to drink. Murzik likes to eat Whiskas. I teach him to sit and play with toys. I often take Murzik for a walk. I look after my pet. I love him and like to play with him.
