Сценарий мероприятия "Halloween"

Сценарий урока английского языка, посвященного Хэллоуину

Звенит звонок, дети заходят в класс (дети не знают о том, что на уроке мы будем говорить о Хэллоуине.)

В классе выключен свет, горят свечи, везде развешаны картонные тыквы, играет любая устрашающая музыка (типа Marilyn Manson, Sepulture, etc.)

Учитель ждет учащихся переодеьы й в ведьиу или в любой другой костюм.

Ученики заходят в класс, учитель приветствует учеников голосом ведьмы:

• Hello, children.
• Come here. Come to my place. I came to your land from far far away. I came here to tell you about our holiday.
• Do you know what holiday is today? (на доске презентация, буквы вразбросW L E L A E H N O, и по этим буквам дети должны догадаться какой сегодня праздник)
• Дети догадываются о том, какой сегодня праздник и говорят что сегодня Halloween.
• Tell me, please, What you know about this holiday. First, I want to listen to you and then I`ll tell about how we celebrate this holiday.
• Дети рассказывают ведьме (учителю) что они знают о Halloween.
• O`k I listened to you and now I want to tell you how we, all the saints celebrate our holiday. I prepared the presentation. Look at your blackboard, there some photos on it.
• Учитель (ведьма) показывает слайды с фотографиями и объясняет, что люди делают на Halloween.
• Затем учитель начинает рассказывать о празднике, а на доске слайды с текстом, ученики могут смотреть на текст, пока учитель рассказывает о Halloween. Перед тем как прочитать текст учитель проговаривает слова, которые могут встретиться в тексте, а учащиеся повторяют за учителем.
• Halloween — Хэллоуин; канун Дня всех святых 
• to trick-or-treat — выпрашивать угощение
• Jack-o'-lantern — фонарь 
• fortunetelling — гадание 
• ghost — привидение 
• witch — ведьма 
• to establish — установить 
• All Saints Day — День всех святых 
• mass — месса 
• eve — канун
• treat — угощение 
• hallowed-out pumpkins — тыквы, пустые внутри 
• candle — свеча 
• Irish — ирландский 
• heaven — рай 
• miser — скряга, скупец 
• hell — ад 
• Judgment Day — Судный день 
• coin — монета 
• ring — кольцо 
• thimble — наперсток 
• wealthy — богатый 
• cardreading — гадание на картах 
• palmistry — хиромантия, гадание по руке 
• to worship — поклоняться
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• Halloween is a festival that is celebrated on the 31st of October. This day is the eve of All Saints' Day. The word “Halloween” is hundreds of years old. It comes from medieval England. But the origin of Halloween dates back hundreds of years to the Druid festival. They celebrated “All Hallows” Eve (in Old English “hallow” means “saint”). Long before this Celtic pagan tribes inhabited the territories of modern England.
• They thought that the year consisted of two parts – summer (bright part) and winter (dark part). The God of the Sun was taken prisoner during the winter. According to Celtic calendar the 1st of November was the day when the Druid New Year began. So they believed that just before this day witches and other evil spirits were playing tricks on human beings to mark the beginning of “dark” winter and the reign of the Lord of Death.
• Many ghosts and witches on the Earth and that they met on October 31 to worship the devil. People lit bonfires and made sacrifice.
• These old traditions can still be found in countries of Celtic influence today. For example, in the United States children wear scary costumes of ghost and skeletons and masks (false faces) and go trick-or-treating.
• Trick-or-treating is the main Halloween activity for children. But what is trick-or-treating? Children go from door to door saying “trick or treat”. The neighbors give children treats like candies, fruit and money so that children do not play tricks on them.
• Another Halloween tradition is making jack-o'-lanterns out of pumpkins. Jack-o'-lantern is a carved hollowed-out pumpkin with a face carved on one side.. There is an Irish legend which says that jack-o'-lanterns were named after the man called Jack.
• He was a miser and could not enter heaven, neither could he enter hell because he had played jokes on devil. As a result, Jack has to walk on the earth with his lantern until Judgment Day.
• Fortunetelling is an important part of Halloween. Earlier a coin, a ring, and a thimble were baked into a cake. People believed that the person who found the coin would become wealthy. The one who found the ring would marry soon. And the person who found the thimble would never get married.
• And now I want you to answer my questions. I want to know how attentive you were.
• 1. Where does the word “Halloween” come from?
• 2. Why did Celtic pagan tribes celebrate “All Hallows” Eve in this day?
• 3. Say some old traditions of this holiday?
• 4. What does “trick-or-treat” mean?
• 5. Who was Jack?
• 6. What will happen with person who found a ring or a thimble in his cake?
• Tell me please, do you have the same holiday as Halloween?
• Дети отвечают на вопрос:
• У нас есть похожий праздник – это канун Старого Нового года, когда люди переодеваются в разные костюмы, ходят по домам и просят угощения.
• And the last, I want you to make different masks from the pieces of paper, scissors, glue.
• I want you to tell everybody about our Halloween.
• And now, let`s look how we do Jack-o-lanterns.
• Учащиеся смотрят инструкцию, как делать фонарик из тыквы.
• O`k, children, thank you for your attention. I have to go to another plant to tell everybody about the Halloween.
• Good bye.