1. Kėdainiai “Atžalynas” gymnasium Germany Arnis Aleinikovas, Eimantas Karašauskas

2. From Vilnius to Berlin is about 1000 km.

3. Germany is a federal parliame- ntary republic in Europe The country consists of 16 states while the capital and lar- gest city is Berlin. This country has the largest economy in the European Union.

4. In Germany dominated by such beliefs: -Protestant 34% -Roman Catholic 34% -Muslim 3.7%, -other 28.3%.

5. School Most schools stars toward the beginning of August and finish at the end of June. There is a fall break, winter/ Christmas break and a spring break, each about two weeks long. Summer vacation is 6 weeks long.

6. The germans lifestyle The Germans usually enjoy life and like socializing. They also like listening to music and enjoying the comfort of home are Germans favorite leisure activities, and some like to read a book or a magazine at the same time.

7. Nice places to visit Bavaria - has a storybook atmosphere and this is the image that many of us carry in our heads of the German Alps.

8. Rothenburg Rothenburg is universally acclaimed the best example of a medieval town in Germany.

9. Here we will see the Rothenburg in winter. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NOKI6b -lis

10. Augsburg Today, Augsburg offers interesting museums (including the Roman Museum and the Maximillian Museum). Also here you can see World War II buildings and Rathaus (City Hall)

11. Traditional dishes Schweinebraten Goulasch Karpfen Blau

12. Greetings Man greeting Man - Men shake hands when greeting one another while maintaining direct eye contact. Woman greeting Woman or a man - Between good friends and family - kissing.

13. Fairy tale Sleeping Beauty by the brothers Grimm is a classic fairytale involving a beautiful princess called Aurora, enchantment and a handsome prince. http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=iz- WA0G9w7U&feature =player_embedded

14. 3 questions! What is the distance between Vilnius and Berlin? What are traditional German dishes? How long German students have summer vacation?

15. Thanks for your attention!