Конспект урока с презентацией по теме "Экзотические фестивали"

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  Exotic Festivals
  

• 2 слайд

  What are these people doing?
  What country might it be?
  Why are they doing this?
  Which of these events would you be interested in taking part in?
  

• 3 слайд

  Vocabulary
  Match the following words to their definitions.
  
  

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  . Read the texts again and choose the right options.
  
  1. In 1966:
  a) the first festival was held
  b) the festival became popular
  c) the Notting Hill district of London appeared
  2. The carnival :
  a) is over on the last weekend of August
  b) lasts for a week in August
  c) is held on the last weekend of August
  3. The most important part of this festival is:
  a) selling souvenirs.
  b) costume display and music
  c) Selling exotic foods.
  4. Besides food one can buy:
  a) a small boat
  b) some hand-made things created in different countries
  c)exotic flowers.
  
  

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  Shrovetide
  
  Fill in the gaps with the words the box.
  
  Russian Traditional Festival
  
  People in Russia … Easter, Christmas and New Year too but they have their own special traditions. One of them is Maslenitza (Shrovetide). Russian people celebrate it at the end of winter or in the first month of spring. For some people it is …… . This is the last week before Lent. But some people think it is a ….. to say goodbye to winter. People celebrate it for a week. This is a very happy time for those who love ……. because they are the traditional food of “ Maslenitza week”. People cook pancakes at home but they can buy them in the shop too. On “Maslenitza Sunday” people go out. They have a lot of fun. They climb a pole for a gift. Sometimes they ride a troika. People walk in the parks and squares, dance, sing songs. They have fires and sometimes ……. of winter.
  

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  El-Oyin
  
  What are you, El-Oyin? – folk sports competitions, folk festival, ethnographic show, holiday of the people of Gorny Altai.
  El-Oyin is translated from the Altai language as “big folk games”, it has roots in a centuries-old history of the region, the times of ancient Scythians-pazyryc people, war- like Huns, nomads from Turkish states, Chingis-khan’s conquerors and a long passed society of Jungaria .Like the Hellene’s Olympic games El-Oyin stopped wars, terminated conflicts and arguments.
  Today El-Oyin is a multiregional festival of Turkic people of Siberia which takes place every other year. El-Oyin is a “nomadic” festival, every time it moves to a new place.
  
  

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  Writing
  Copy the words in your copybook
  according to a legend
  be attended by people
  be connected with sth
  be in existence
  take place
  lift people’s spirits
  kaichi, taletellers –the masters of throat singing
  the performers of sjogush-kozhon- cheerful parodists and skit performers
  “At-chabysh”- horse races of 1,600 meters, 3,200 meters, 4,800 meters and 12,000 meters
  
  

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  “Kuryesh”- national wrestling
  

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  “Emdic-uredish”- breaking in untrained horses aged at least three years old
  
  

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  “Altai shatra”- Altai chess games
  

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  “Kodurge tash”- weight lifting round stones which weigh from 80 to 170 kilograms to the height of not less than 110 centimetres
  
  

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  “Tonzhan dyugyurish”- the race of two men carrying one another on the back taking turns
  
  

                          Сценарий урока по иностранному языку для 10 класса

Тема – Путешествие по России. Фестивали.

Задачи урока:

Образовательные: расширение страноведческих знаний о стране изучаемого языка в сравнении со своей;

Развивающие: расширение общего кругозора и компетенции подростков, повышение мотивации и изучению английского языка;

Воспитательные: привитие уважения и толерантного отношения к культуре другого народа и к своей стране.

              мультимедийный урок

План урока

Этапы занятия	Временная реализация
Организационный момент: приветствие.	1
Речевая ситуация. Введение в тему урока.	5
Фонетическая зарядка.	5
Работа в парах. Изучающее чтение.	7
Сообщение нового материала.	20
Письменное задание. Закрепление изложенного материала.	5
Задание на дом. Подведение итогов урока.	2

Ход урока

I.                    Beginning of the class

Good morning, everybody! Take your seats.

I am glad to see you.  How are you?

II.                 Warm-up

           Well, today we are going to speak about exotic 

            festivals. (слайд 1)

Look at the pictures and answer these questions, please. (слайд 2)

What are these people doing?

What country might it be?

Why are they doing this?

Which of these events would you be interested in taking part in?

III.        Vocabulary

           Match the following words to their definitions. (слайд 3)

1 celebration 2 holiday 3 festival 4 festivities 5 carnival 6 parade

a) a special occasion when people celebrate  something such as a religious event, and there is often a public holiday b) a celebration with dancing, drinking and a procession through the streets in colourful costumes c) a public celebration when musical bands, brightly decorated vehicles etc. move down the street d) an occasion or party when you celebrate something e)  a time of rest from work, school, etc. f)   things that are done to celebrate a special occasion such as drinking, eating, dancing, etc.

1.      Answers    1d   2e   3a   4f   5b   6c   

IV.             Reading.

And now let’s read an encyclopedia entry about Notting Hill Carnival. Which of the features mentioned in the text can you see in picture A? 

Notting Hill Carnival is a street carnival in the Notting Hill district of London. The carnival has been in existence since 1966 and takes place on the last weekend in August. It was the inspiration of black immigrants from the Caribbean, particularly from Trinidad, where a great pre-Lenten carnival has been held for many decades. From simple beginnings, it has developed into a huge multicultural arts festival attended by up to two million people. Following the tradition of the Trinidadian carnival, great emphasis is placed on fantastic costume displays and steel drum music. Calypso songs and soca (a mixture of soul and calypso) are also essential elements in the festivities. In addition to the lively procession of costume, soca, and steel bands which winds its way over a route of some 7.5 km of the area, the festival also plays host to other musicians playing reggae and hip hop, as well as hundreds of street stalls selling exotic foods and crafts from all parts of the world.

 Mind the vocabulary on the blackboard:

                                                                                                                                                                                                GLOSSARY

Lent — the period before Easter during which Christians tradition­ally eat less food or stop doing something that they enjoy

Caribbean  — the islands in the Caribbean Sea                                                                               to wind [waind] — to go with lots of bends and turns

Calypso — a West Indian song based on subjects of interest in the news

reggae ['regei] — a kind of popular music from the West Indies with a strong regular beat

soul — a type of popular music that often expresses deep emotions, usually performed by black singers and musicians

hip hop — a kind of popular dance music with a heavy regular beat and spoken words

                                                                                                                                                                                                 . Read the texts again and choose the right options.  (слайд 4)

1.      In 1966:

a)      the first festival was held

b)      the festival became popular

c)      the Notting Hill district of London appeared

2.      The carnival :

a)      is over on the last weekend of August

b)      lasts for a week in August

c)      is held on the last weekend of August

3.      The most important part of this festival is:

a)      selling souvenirs.

b)       costume display and music

c)      Selling exotic foods.

4.      Besides food one can buy:

a)      a small boat

b)      some hand-made things created in different countries

c)      exotic flowers.

V.                Shrovetide

Fill in the gaps with the words the box. (слайд 5)

A festival,          celebrate,     burn straw figures,   a religious tradition,    pancakes.

             Russian  Traditional Festival

People in Russia … Easter, Christmas and New Year too but they have their own special traditions. One of them is Maslenitza (Shrovetide). Russian  people  celebrate  it at the end of winter  or in the first month of spring. For some people it is  ……  . This is the last week before Lent. But some people think it is a …..  to say  goodbye to winter. People celebrate it for a week. This is a very happy time for those who love …….  because they are the traditional food of  “ Maslenitza week”. People cook pancakes at home but they can buy them in the shop too. On “Maslenitza  Sunday” people go out. They have a lot of fun. They climb a pole for  a gift. Sometimes  they  ride a troika.  People walk in the parks and squares, dance, sing songs. They have fires and sometimes ……. of winter.

VI.             El-Oyin           (слайд 6)

What are you, El-Oyin? – folk sports competitions, folk festival, ethnographic show, holiday of the people of Gorny Altai.

El-Oyin is translated from the Altai language as “big folk games”, it has roots in a centuries-old history of the region, the times of ancient Scythians-pazyryc people, war- like Huns, nomads from Turkish states, Chingis-khan’s conquerors and a long passed society of Jungaria .Like the Hellene’s Olympic games El-Oyin stopped wars, terminated conflicts and arguments.

   Today El-Oyin is a multiregional festival of Turkic people of Siberia which takes place every other year. El-Oyin is a “nomadic” festival, every time it moves to a new place.

VII.           Writing

   Copy the words in your copybook   (слайд 7)

-          according to a legend

-          be attended by people

-          be connected with sth

-          be in existence

-          take place

-          lift people’s spirits

-          kaichi, taletellers –the masters of throat singing

-          the performers of sjogush-kozhon- cheerful parodists and skit performers 

-           “At-chabysh”- horse races of 1,600 meters, 3,200 meters, 4,800 meters and 12,000 meters

 (слайд 8)            “Kuryesh”- national  wrestling

  (слайд 9) “Emdic-uredish”- breaking in untrained horses aged at least three years ol

  (слайд 10) “Altai shatra”- Altai chess games

  (слайд 11)  “Kodurge tash”- weight lifting round stones which weigh from 80 to 170 kilograms to  the height of not less than 110 centimetres

 (слайд 12) “Tonzhan dyugyurish”- the race of two men carrying one another on the back taking  turns

VII Hometask

Prepare a description of a very popular festival ,El-Oyin, in our region. Use the words in your copybooks.