2. ПРЕЗЕНТАЦИЯ ИГРЫ В ШОТЛАНДИИ Выполнили Логинова А.-9 класс Биткина Т.-9 класс Учитель: Несговорова И. Б. Муравьиха, 2014

3. развития творческих навыков обучающихся создание социокультурного портрета на основе разнообразной страноведческой и культуроведческой информации. знакомство с культурой народов Шотландии и повышение интереса к её обычаям повышение интереса учащихся к изучению английского языка

4. Scotland in Great Britain is famous for its traditions and customs. The annual tradition The Highland Games is held in the different places of the Scottish Highlands. The Highlands are in the north of Scotland. This is a region of mountains and rivers, small towns and villages. The Highlands are a country of great sea-lochs. On the sides of some of the lochs there are farms which can only be reached by boat.

5. In the 11th century, Scottish King Malcolm III organised contests in a Scottish village called Braemar to find the strongest and fastest men in his kingdom. Those who were the strongest became the king's bodyguards and those who were the fastest became his messengers. The Highland Games were very spectacular and many people came to Braemar when the contest was held. Some wanted to take part, others just came as visitors.

6. Now the Highland Games do not only take place in Scottish villages and towns, but also in many other countries where Scottish people have settled. And today's games also attract many visitors.

7. The Highlands Games open and close with impressive ceremonies.

8. As you see, Highland Dress is the traditional costume worn by Scottish men on important occasions. Its main parts are a tartan kilt, a sporran and a small knife which is put in the top of the stockings.

9. Scottish Highland Games, at which sports (including tossing the caber, throwing the hammer and tug of war), dancing and piping competition take place, attract large number of spectators from all over the world. The atmosphere at the Highland Games is great. You can meet Scottish people, learn a little about Scottish history, listen to Scottish music and enjoy great Scottish food and drink. tossing the caberthrowing the hammer tug of war dancingpiping competition

10. One of the most impressive events at the games is the tossing of caber. A caber is a long log, it is 5 metres long and weighs about 45 kg. The athlete holds the caber by one end and tries to throw it so that it lands on the other end and then falls away from the thrower. back

11. The hammer throw is one of the four throwing events in regular track and field competitions, along with the discs throw, shot put and javelin. back

12. The tug of war is one of the most exhausting competition. Have you seen 8 men pulling against another team of eight? back

13. Sword dance is a war dance. You should be careful not to touch the crossed swords as you dance. Men and women are dancing a Reel, a quick and cheerful Scottish dance. Dances back

14. The features common to Highland Games are bagpipe, dancing competitions and Torchlight Ceremony. The highlanders play music on the bagpipes. The piper blows air into a bag. He holds this bag under his arm and presses the air into the other pipes. In this way the music never stops. The bagpipes make a very loud sound. sound.

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16. This is Parade of Tartans where the members of each clan are announced to visitors and honored guests as they march together around the parade field. Every highlander is a member of one of the big families, or clans, of Scotland. And all of the people of one clan have the same name and wear the same tartan.

17. The nighttime programme is known as a Torchlight Ceremony or Calling of the Clans. This is where a representative from each clan comes forward adding their torch to a large bonfire; remembering the days of old when the clans gathered in Scotland.

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