Внеклассное мероприятие "ABC Party"

THE ABC PARTY

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Teacher: Good morning, dear boys and girls, parents and teachers. We begin our ABCParty.

Pupils: Good morning (26 pe6flT C 6YKBaMVi B pyKax BXOÅAT 1104 Becenyw MY3b1KY, CTaHOBfTCA B a-Jl(baBHTHOM nopuyce).

Teacher: You're welcome letters. Now I want to see if all the letters are here.

I. "A" is for apples and apple trees

You can apples on apple trees

One little apple on a tree Two apples for you and me

Three apples on the floor

And four apples by the door The apples are good and sweet Can you count them all, Pett?

2.           "B" — is for birds. Birds like to sing

They start to sing when it's spring Little blackbird up in a tree,

I can see you, can you see me?

MCIIOJIHRTC% necH* "Cuckoo"

l) Cuckoo, Cuckoo	2) Cuckoo, Cuckoo
Cries in the wood.	Cries in the wood.
Cuckoo is here	Oh, Let us sing
Summer is near.	And dance in a ring.
Cuckoo, Cuckoo	Cuckoo, Cuckoo
Cries in the wood.	Cries in the wood.

3.           "C" — is for cats. My cat is gray

And with me he likes to play.

So, I have a cat, his name is Pit And with me he likes to sit.

For Pit loves me and I love Pit.

Teacher:           And now let us watch a little play about "3 little kittens"

All together: Three little kittens

They lost their mittens

And they began to cry.

Kittens:	Oh, mother dear, We very much fear Our mittens we have lost.
Mother cat:	Lost your mittens, You naughty kittens, Then you will have no pie. Purr, purr, purr, no pie.

All together: Three little kittens They found their mittens And they began to cry.

Kittens:	Oh, mother dear, see here, see here Our mittens we have found.
Mother cat:	Found your mittens, you're very good kittens. Put on your mitten, And you will have some pie. But I smell a rat close-by. Good-bye!

4. "D" is for Dog and for the doggy.

I have a dog, not a doggy

I like dogs all dogs

Big dogs and small dogs

Black dogs and white dogs.

But I like best as you can see

The dog who likes to play with me Doggy, doggy, come to me Let us play under the tree!

Teacher: I see you like dogs very much. I think dogs are our best friends. Let's sing a song "BINGO"

l. There was a farmer, had a dog

And Bingo was his name-O

B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O And Bingo was his name-O.

2.     X (clapping)-I-N-G-O

3.     X-X-N-G-O

4.     X-X-X-G-O

5.    x-x-x-x-o

6. X-X-X-X-X — and Bingo was his name-O.

    5.  "E" — is for "eight" and for "eleven".

How much is 8 + 11 ?

Asks little Evan.

How much is Il + 8? Asks little Kate.

HCIIOJIHRTCA necH% "10 Little Indians"

7 little, 2 little, 3 little Indians,

4 little, 5 little, 6 little Indians, 7 little, 8 little, 9 little Indians. 10 little Indian boys.

6.               F — is for "flowers": red and blue

White and yellow and rosy too. I like flowers that are bright, I like flowers that are white.

Teacher: Come, flowers, let us dance. Let us dance and sing.

As you go round and round in a merry ring. (ÅeBOHKH TaHIUk0T Baj1bC UBeTOB).

7.               'G" — is for "girls" and also for "garden".

I see a girl going to the garden

One little English girl going to the green tree Two girls come, and now they are three.

Three little girls playing games by they door, One girl comes, and they are four.

All the girls as you can see

Are in the garden under the tree.

8.               "H" "hand". I have two hands.

This is the way I clap my hand.

Let's sing a song and clap hands like me.

VIC110JIHftTC% necH% "Clap your hands"

7) Clap, clap, clap your hands, clap your hands together (2 times). We're clapping (3 times) our hands times. 2) Step your feet...

9.           "I" is for I. I'm a boy and I'm ten.

I like to play with my brother Ben, I like to skate and ski in winter And so do all of us.

10.      J— is for jam. This is apple jam.

Jimmy likes it and so does Sam

Two little boys Jimmy and Sam

Sit down to have some tea with jam.

Vicnonme^rrcn necH% "John Jackob... "

John Jackob Jingle Heimer Schmidt

That's my name too.

Whenever I go out, the people always shout "John Jackob Jingle Heimer Schmidt" da-da-åa-da-da-da-da-da.

11.      ' 'K" — is for kite. Kate has a kite

It is little and it is white.

Fly high, my kite, fly high, white kite In the blue, blue sky.

12 "L"is for "letter". This letter is for me

It is from my sister, as you can see

Letters, letters, every day letters

A letterfor Daddy, for Mummy, for me,

But no letters at all for my big brother Paul.

UCIIOJTHRTCA necH% "My Bonny"

l. My Bonny is over the ocean, My Bonny is over the see,

My Bonny-is over the ocean

Oh, brincback my Bonny to me.

Refrain: Bring back, bring back, bring back My Bonny to me, to me (2 times).

ll. O, blow ye winds over the ocean O, blow ye winds over the see

O, blow ye winds over the ocean

And bring back my Bonny to me.

Refrain: Bring back, bring back, bring back My Bonny to me, to me (2 times).

13. "M" — is for Mother. I love my mother

And she loves me and my brother

That is your mother, I agree she is fine You love your mother, and I love mine.

necH51 "Mummy".

My dear, dear mummy

Let me kiss your face

I want you to be happy today and always Be happy, be happy today and always.

14.     "N" — is for nine, ninety and ninety-nine

I see nine apples on the apple tree

Six of them fall and now they are three.

15.     "O" — is for One. One and two is three

Three little birds are in a tree

One, two, three I go up the apple tree

One, two, three all the apples fall on me

"P" is for pencils with them I can draw

A red pen, a green tree or a blue door

Peter has a pencil, Peter has a pen He draws with his pencil And writes with his pen.

17.      'Q" — is for Questions: How are you?

How old are you and how do you do?

Betty: How do you do, dear Jane?

Jane:         Dear Betty, how do you do?

Betty; Very well thank you, and how is sister Sue?

Jane:          Sister Sue is very well, and so does sister Bell.

Betty:    Äfi, how does she do?

Jane:           She, too, is very well.

Be.ay:         My fove to.sister Bell.

18.      "R"     Red. Many things are red.

What is red? — Asks little Fred.

His sister says: "My bag is red".

Teacher: Let's watch a play "Little Red Riding Hood".

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19.      "S" — is for spring and for summer too

Sing, sing a song, sing, sing, sing.

Welcome, summer, good bye, spring!

20.      "T" — is for Tick and for Tock

Tick-tock says the clock

Get up, Peter, it's seven o'clock.

HC110JIH51eTC% necHA "Hickory-dickory"

1)    Hickory-dickory-dock

The mouse ran up the clock The clock struck "One", The mouse ran down.

2)    Hickory-dickory-dock

The mouse ran up the clock The clock struck "Two", The mouse said "Boo".

3)    Hickory-dickory-dock The mouse ran up the clock The clock struck "Three", The mouse said "We".

4)    Hickory-dickory-dock

The mouse ran up the clock The clock struck "Four",

The mouse said: "No more".

21.      "U" — is for 'tinder", but not for "at".

I'm under the tree says Pat

Under the sky and under the trees

My friend and I often play in the breeze.

22.      "V" — is in Five and also in Seven

It is in Twelve and in Eleven.

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l. Look and say what letters are missing?

			D	E
	G	H
			N	o
P	Q	R
		w
		z

2. Do you know the Alphabet?

Here is a code to decipher the puzzle: the numbers represent the alphabet running from A to Z: the strokes represent space between the words.

So if A — 1, B — 2 and so on, what can be read on the notice?

2, 5 / 3, 1, 18, 5, 6, 21, 12 / 23, 8, 5, 14/25, 15, 21 / 3, 18, 15, 19, 19/ 20, 8, 5 / 19, 20, 18, 5, 5, 20!

(Be careful when you cross the sheet)

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I-s; 2-T•, 3-U; 4-V; 5-W•, 6-X; 7-Y; 8-Z•, 9-A•, 10-B•, Il-c•, 12-D•, 13-E; 14-F; 15-G; 16-H•, 17-1; 18-J; 19-K•, 20-L; 21-M•, 22-N•, 23-0; 24-P; 25-0, 26-R.

Text: 5, 16, 9, 2 / 16, 9, 4, 13 / 7, 23, 3?  17 / 16, 9, 4, 13 / 9 / 11, 9, 2.

(What have you? I have a cat.)

23.      "W'      Where? When? Who? and What?

Who is in the garden and Who is not?

Oh, where? Oh, where, our John can be?

He is not here, he is not there.

Oh, here he is. He is sleeping. Let's wake him up.

VICIIOJIHRTC% necHA "Are you sleeping?"

Are you sleeping (2 times), brother John? (2 times)

Morning bells are ringing (2 times). Ding-ding-dong.

24.      "X" —is in six. Let's count to six l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

25.      "Y" — is for yard, where children play. They play in the yard every day

Our yard is your yard. Welcome to our yard.

26.      "Z" — is for zoo. Let's go to the zoo.

I like to go to the zoo

To the zoo, to the zoo!

Teacher: Thank you very much. I see all letters are here and let's sing the ABC-song.

Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, (2 times)

X, Y, Z (2 times)

Now we know the alphabet.

Teacher: Now, sit down, all of you and let me see if you know the ABC.

COMPETITION.

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3.                                                                   "A Family Alphabet". Fill in gaps.

A     is for my . that loves my sister and me;

B     is for my . that sails through the sea;

C     is for my . . . , little Nelly and big Sue;

D     is for my ... and our small Doggy too;

F      is for my . brave, honest and fair;

G     is for my . very old with gray hair;

M    is for my . so lovely and fine;

N      is for my      and the of mine;

S is for my . a stewardess in the skies; U is for my . good, clever and wise.

Answers: A — aunt; B — brother: C — cousins; D — daddy; F — father; G — grandfather, grandmother; M — mother; N — niece, nephew; S — sister; U — uncle.

'Rhyming alphabet". Find the words that rhyme.

A, is for Ann, but not for . (Dan);

B, is for Boy, but not for(Toy);

C, is for cap, but not for(map);

D, is for dog, but not for .(fog); E, is for egg, but not for(leg);

F, is for flag, but not for(bag).

4.                                                                   "The ABC-Quiz",

l . How many letters are there in the English alphabet?

2.       Which is the first and which is the last letter?

3.       Which are the first four letters of the alphabet?

4.       Which are the last three letters?

5.       Which comes first: L or M?

6.       What comes between R and T?

7.       What two letters come after P?

8.       What letter comes between X and Z?

9.       What comes after the letter J?

10.1s "Y" or "Z" the last letter of the alphabet?

I I .Name the vowel letter.

12.How many vowels and consonants are there in the alphabet?

13.How many letters and how many sounds has the word "plate"?

5.                                                                   "Can you count in English?"

l) Count from I to 20 and from 20 to 1. 2) The Best Mathematic.

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2+3=?	7-4=?	11+9=?
5+6=2	10-5 ?	20-7=2

Teacher: You can count well. Now I want to see how you know colours.

1. Name the colours.

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Name the colour of the subject?

-It's a black pen.

-It's a red pencil.

-It's a brown bag etc.

7. This snake has swallowed 12 words. Find them!

Answers: cat, toy, yard, desk, kitten, not, ten, nut, table, exercise, English, have. catoyardeskitteooteootablexercisenglisha

7. V-A. Find out 9 more words on the theme "Toys".

V — B. Find out 9 more words on the theme "School".