II. Phonetic exercise. [w] Why do you cry, Willie? Why do you cry? Why, Willie? Why, Willie? Why, Willie? Why?
III. Welcome to Great Britain! Children, today we shall go to an excursion to Great Britain. 1) Now look at the map and show: 1. the UK, capital - London. 2. England capital - London 3. Scotland capital - Edinburgh 4. Wales capital - Cardiff 5. Northern Ireland capital- Belfast. Now, very good.
Great Britain
The country in the red circle on the map of the world is Great Britain
Great Britain is washed by the Atlantic ocean, North and Irish seas
The flag of Great Britain - red, white and blue crosses
The capital of Great Britain is London
Great Britain is an ancient country with many castles, buildings
Historical building - Stonehenge
Westminster Abbey
An ancient castle
There are many ancient castles in Great Britain
Queen Elizabeth II, she is 88 years old
Buckinghame palace
The memorial to the Queen Victoria The memorial to the Queen Victoria
Trafalgar Square
Tower Bridge in England
Famous clock - Big Ben
“London Eye” - famous wheel of round-up “London Eye” - famous wheel of round-up
State language is English
An Englishman’s house is his castle
An English girl
Let’s speak English!
3) Children, you saw interesting places of Great Britain and now answer my questions: 1. How many countries consist of the UK? 2. England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland - are in… 3. What is the capital of the UK, England? 4. Who is the head of the UK? 5. Can you say the name of a very popular poet of England? 6. Can you say a proverb about an Englishman’s house? 7. What is a popular skirt worn by Scotland men, women, children?
4) Look at the sentences and say true or false: 1. London is the capital of Scotland- false 2. The UK consists of 4 parts - true 3. The heart of London is City - true 4. The Queen is the head of the UK - true 5. The large clock in one of the towers is Big Ben - true Big Ben - true 6. Not many people visit the UK - false
5) Read the beginning of the sentence in section A and find the end of it in section B: 1. There are in fact 3 cities in London 2. London stands on 3. There are 27 bridges 4. More than 7 million people 5. There are 8 tunnels 6. London is 46 kilometers 7. London is 58 kilometers a) … the river Thames b) … over the river Thames c) … live in London d) … under the river Thames e) … the City, the East End, the West End f) … from east to west g) … from north to south
6) The next task is: exclude: 1. The UK consists of: a) England b) Scotland c) France d) Wales e) Northern Ireland 2. In the UK people speak the following languages: a) English b) Scottish c) Chinese d) Welsh e) Irish 3. The flowers - national emblems of the countries of the UK: a) rose b) thistle c) leek, daffodil d) tulip e) shamrock, flax 4. English cities: a) London b) Oxford c) Cambridge d) New York e) Manchester
Good bye!!!