Викторина «Christmas in the UK» 5 класс

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Разработка внеклассного мероприятия по английскому языку викторина

«Christmas in the UK» для учащихся 5 классов

Внеклассное мероприятие по английскому языку «Christmas in the UK»

представляет собой игру, состоящую из 4 туров и блицтурнира между двумя командами группы обучающихся 5 классов.

Цель мероприятия: развитие иноязычной коммуникативной компетенции (речевой, языковой, учебно-познавательной), повышение мотивации обучающихся к изучению иностранного языка.

Задачи мероприятия:

Образовательные:

повторение и обобщение лингвострановедческого материала по теме «Англо-говорящие страны».

формирование у обучающихся речевых умений;

формирование у обучающихся интереса к культуре стран изучаемого языка;

расширение кругозора обучающихся;

повышение интереса к изучению иностранного языка,

расширение лексического запаса учащихся.

Развивающие:

расширение знаний учащихся по указанной теме;

развитие коммуникативных умений;

развитие лингвострановедческой компетенции;

развитие памяти, мышления, фантазии;

развивать способности учеников сопоставлять, анализировать и обобщать;

познакомить обучающихся с дополнительной страноведческой информацией;

Воспитательная:

воспитание умения группового взаимодействия и уважения к партнерам по команде и соперникам

Оборудование: презентация в формате PowerPoint, ПК, экран.

Ход мероприятия

Правила проведения викторины:

1. разделить группы на команды;

2. за каждый правильный ответ – 1 балл.

I. Организационный момент

Good afternoon, students. I am pleased to see you. I think you’ve noticed that we have guests today. Look at them and don’t worry. Welcome dear friends, students and our guests. I am very glad to see you today. Our party is devoted to the most interesting, the most important, the most beautiful, and of course, the most favourite holiday among all people all over the world - Christmas!

I wish you to be always happy, healthy, wealthy and wise!

There are many Christmas traditions in different countries, but today we shall speak about Christmas traditions in Great Britain.

1)I invite our teams. Lets introduce yourself.

The first team is «Elves»-5в/5гScotland

Bright brains, quick legs, skillful hands. We are the best! — Блестящие умы, быстрые ноги, умелые руки. Мы лучшие!

The second team is «Christmas trees»-5д/5в Wales

ABC: Achieving, believing, charming. Building blocks for the lucky future. We are the next generation.

The third team is «Snowflakes»-5е/5з Northen Ireland

Don’t stop dreaming, never stop believing. — Не прекращайте мечтать! Не прекращайте верить!

Listen to us! Believe in us! Connect us! — Слушайте нас! Верьте в нас! Присоединяйтесь к нам!5-е/5-з Northern Ireland

And the last team is «Santa Clauses»-5а/5б England

We are the best from North to South, from East to

West - Мы лучшие с Севера на Юг, с Востока на Запад.

We are united - we are the best -Когда мы едины,

мы непобедимы (лучшие)

Forward and forward, we’ll never stop. — Вперед и вперед, мы никогда не остановимся.

2)I invite our teams to tell us about Christmas traditions in Great Britain.

Christmas traditions in Northen Ireland

1)It is unlikely that in modern Europe there is another country like Ireland, where the attitude to Christmas is so important.

2) Ireland does NOT work at Christmas. Almost all shops, bars, public transport, restaurants, government offices and taxis take days off from December 24 to 26. Everything you need for a celebration in Ireland is prepared in advance. The only place you can go on Christmas in Ireland is the church.

3) December 24. On this day, the Irish clean and decorate houses for the new year and Christmas. In Ireland, it is still customary to put 9 carrots under the Christmas tree - a treat for each of the reindeer from Santa Claus's magic sleigh team.

4) On Christmas Eve, a candle is lit by the youngest member of the family, which symbolizes the hospitality of the house.

5)You need to put this candle next to the window facing the street so that all passers-by can see that kind people live in this house.

6) The Irish have New Year's superstitions. In the first minutes of the New Year, it is necessary to drive away all evil spirits from your home.

7)You need to do this by tapping a dried piece of bread on the walls of the house, accompanying the knock with sharp shouts or the universal prayer "Our Father".

8) Christmas Dinner . It is a plate full of juicy ham and roast turkey! The table is normally covered with food like stuffing , carrots , gravy , roast potatoes and sausages! For dessert we have Christmas pudding which is delicious!.

Christmas is not Christmas without:

Mince pies

Christmas cake

Christmas pudding

Christmas traditions in England

1)Every year Londoners get a gift from the people of Norway − a big Christmas tree. It stands in Trafalgar Square. The central London streets have got beautiful decorations at Christmas time.

2)There is also a nice skating rink in the centre of the capital. A lot of people come to enjoy the Christmas decorations and to skate.

3)Before Christmas, groups of singers perform traditional Christmas songs, or carols, in the streets and squares. They collect money for charity.

4)Before Christmas, groups of singers perform traditional Christmas songs, or carols, in the streets and squares. They collect money for charity.

5)People usually decorate their trees on Christmas Eve − on 24th December. Christmas is the best day of the year for children.

6)On Christmas Eve they leave biscuits and a glass of milk for Father Christmas (or Santa). When they wake up in the morning, they find gifts under the Christmas tree.

7)Christmas Day is the time for gifts, guests, wishes and special meal. British people wish each other ‘Merry Christmas!’ and have Christmas Dinner.

8)Traditional Christmas Dinner consists of a roast turkey with carrots and potatoes and Christmas p1)In Scotland people like celebrating Christmas. It is the best holiday. Scottish celebrate Christmas on December, 25th. They love to decorate the Christmas tree and the Christmas tree looks very nice in every home.

Christmas traditions in Scotland

1)In Scotland people like celebrating Christmas. It is the best holiday. Scottish celebrate Christmas on December, 25th. They love to decorate the Christmas tree and the Christmas tree looks very nice in every home.

2) In Scotland “Grandfather Cold” is called Santa Claus. He lives in Lapland with his reindeers. The main reindeer's name is Rudolf.

3)Santa Claus arrives to the house on a sleigh with reindeers. He crawls through the chimney to the house. Santa Claus puts gifts in stockings and then flies away.

4)Children ask their gifts from Father Christmas. They write letters to him and throw them into the fire.

5) In Scotland New year is called "Hogmanay". People open the doors to let the Old Year go out and bring in the New Year!

6)When New year comes, it’s very important to meet the first guest. The First-Footer must be a man with dark hair. He also has to bring special gifts.

7) The Scottish sing the hymn "Auld Lang Syne“ which is written by the great poet Robert Burns in the 18th century.

8) On the table there are traditionally oat cakes, some meat and pies with dried fruits. A hospitable hostess will bake a traditional Dundee cake with candied fruit, cherries and ground almonds pudding.

Christmas traditions in Wales

1)Christmas in the country of the ancient Celts is celebrated in accordance with British traditions.

2) A Welsh house must be elegantly decorated with holly twigs and candles/

3) Everyone who has seen Wales and how the New Year is celebrated there will forever love this amazing land.

4) On the night of December 31 to January 1, the owner opens the back door of the house so that all the bad things that have been in the family for the last 365 days go out of it.

5) Welsh families celebrate the New Year in the family circle, after which people crowd out into the street and congratulate each other.

6)On this night, everyone goes to visit friends, neighbors and relatives, give and accept souvenirs, presents.

7) According to tradition, when a person enters the house, he must silently bring coal with him and throw it into the melted fireplace.

8) After that, the guest is invited to the table and treated.

3) Christmas lottery

Students should put the letters in right order. You have 4 minutes.

Christmas trees-ristmachs reest

Celebration-lecerabonit

Christmas card-masrichst drac

Holiday season-lidahoy sonaes

Invitation letter-vitainonti tertel

New Year-ewn raey

Santa Claus-atnas sualc

Snowman

Celebration braceleonti

Decorations - racodeonstis

Winter-terniw

Snowflakes -wonskesfla

Cold weather -dloc theraew

New Year-wen raey

Holiday-hloiyad

Merry-yrrem

Party-ytrap

Postcard-dractsop

4) Christmas card-you should make your own Christmas card.

A New Year Greeting just for you

Warm and most sincere:

To wish you every happiness

Throughout the coming year!

I want to give you lots of love

And want to say right here:

Have a Happy New Year Day

And then a Happy Year!

These wishes aren’t original

But still they’re most sincere

Have a really Merry Christmas

And a wonderful New Year.

5) Quiz «About the UK».

Выберите правильный ответ:

1. England is in …

a) Europe;+

b) Africa;

c) America;

d) Asia.

2. How many parts are there in Great Britain?

a) There are 3 parts

b) There is 1 part

c) There are 4 parts +

d) There are 6 parts

3. What is the largest part of the UK?

a) England +

b) Wales

c) Scotland

d) Northern Ireland

4. What is the capital of Wales?

a) Belfast

b) London

c) Cardiff +

d) Ireland

5. What is the symbol of Scotland?

a) Rose

b) Violet

c) The Thistle +

d) The Dandelion

6. What is the symbol of Wales?

a) The Pear tree

b) The Leek and the Daffodil+

c) Lily

d) Maple

7. In what country do men wear kilts?

a) France;

b) England;

c) Scotland;+

d) Norway.

8. What river is the capital situated on?

a) Amur

b) Thames +

c) Zambezi

d) Mississippi

9. Who is the Head of State in Great Britain?

a) The President

b) The King

c) The Parliament

d) The Queen +

10.Great Britain is separated from the continent by…

a)The Pacific Ocean

b)The Irish Sea

c)The Bristol Channel

d)The English Channel+

11. When do British people celebrate Christmas?

a) On June 16

b) On January 14

c) On December 25+

d) On December 20

12.St. Patrick’s Day is on the…

a)25^th of December

b)1^st of March

c)4^th of July

d) 17^th of March+

13. Big Ben is …

a) a clock;+

b) a horse;

c) a bell;

d) a tower.

14. What is the Tower of London now?

a) a prison;

b) a museum;+

c) a house;

d) a fortress.

15. The name of the Palace where the Queen lives is …

a) the Tower of London;

b) the White House;

c) the Windsor palace;

d) the Buckingham Palace.+

16. What can you see in Trafalgar square?

a) Nelson statue;+

b) King memorial;

c) Queen memorial;

d) Michael Gorbachev memorial.

17. Westminster is a …  centre of London.

a)cultural+

b)political

c)business

d)industrial

18.The British Prime minister lives at…

a)12 Whitehall

b)10 Downing Street+

c)7 Russel Street

d)15 Oxford Street

19. Covent Garden is now …

a) a cinema;

b) a fruit and vegetable garden;

c) a theatre;

d) a tourist shopping centre+

20. The Union Jack is…

a)the flag of the UK+

b)the flag of Scotland

c)the flag of Wales

d)the flag of England.

21. What’s the highest mountain in Scotland?

a) Ben Nevis+

b) Bon Jorno

c) Elbrus

d) Mont Blank

6)Now our pupils show their talents.

1.Snowflakes 5e-5з-танец «Timber girls» dance

2.Elves-5в-5г-танец «Jingle bells» 🔔

3.Santa Clauses-5a-5б-танец «Last Christmas»

4.Christmas trees -5д-5в-сценка «Christmas trees» 🎄

Заключительная часть.

Thank you, dear Jury, dear colleges, thank you my dear students for your work and for our interesting competition. Now you can congratulate each other on Christmas day.

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