1. Scotland in the North of the UK blue and white by the Atlantic ocean and by the North sea a thistle Edinburgh The sounds of bagpipes

2. Scotland Автор : Данилова В. Г.

3. Scotland 1.The Geographical position 2.Parts of Scotland 3.Symbols of Scotland 4.The capital of Scotland 5.Famous sights of Edinburgh 6.The main cities of Scotland 7.Great Scots

4. Scotland and its geographical position Scotland is situated in the North of Great Britain Is washed by the Atlantic Ocean and by the North Sea Is a mountainous country, the highest peak is Ben Nevis The longest river is the Clyde 170 km

5. Parts of Scotland Highlands Lowlands

6. Symbols of Scotland The flag A thistle A bagpipe The kilt The Lock Ness Monster The Edinburgh festival

7. The capital of Scotland Is political, economical and cultural center Edinburgh has been the capital since 1437 has two parts: the Old Town and the New Town

8. Edinburgh and its sights Holyrood PalaceThe Castle Princes Street Floral Clock The Statue of Greyfriars Bobby

9. The main cities of Scotland Glasgow Elgin Aberdeen Dundee Greenock Edinburgh

10. Great Scots

11. Scotland is situated _________of Great Britain. The highest peak is _________, the longest river is the________. Scotland has two parts: Highlands and_________. Highlands is in the _______, Lowlands is in the South of the country. Famous symbols of Scotland are the flag, _______, the Lock-Ness____________, the Edinburgh festival, a th____, a bagpipe. The capital of Scotland has two parts: the ____________and the New Town Its famous sights are__________, Holyrood Palace, _________Street, Floral Clock, a monument to a dog_______. The biggest cities are Edinburgh,__________, Elgin, Dundee,___________, Greenock. Scotland is famous for its _________and writers:_________, L. Stevenson, C. Doyle,_________.

12. Scotland is situated in the North of Great Britain. The highest peak is Ben Nevis, the longest river is the Clyde. Scotland has two parts: Highlands and Lowlands. Highlands is in the North, Lowlands in the South of the country. Symbols of Scotland are the flag, the kilt, the Lock Ness Monster, the Edinburgh festival, a thistle, a bagpipe. The capital of Scotland has two parts: the Old Town and the New Town Its famous sights are the Castle, Holyrood Palace, Princes Street, Floral Clock, a monument to a dog Bobby. The biggest cities are Edinburgh, Glasgow, Elgin, Dundee, Aberdeen, Greenock. Scotland is famous for its poets and writers: R. Burns, L. Stevenson, C. Doyle, W. Scott.

13. What can do tourists in Scotland? meet different people see interesting places visit museums enjoy nature admire old castles learn Scottish traditions and history take part in Edinburgh festival do the shopping see sights speak English improve English walk the streets of Edinburgh have excursions about cities find pen-friends listen to mysterious stories about Lock Ness Monster try Scottish food listen to Scottish folk songs try kilts on have a boat trip on the lake Lock Ness take pictures

14. I want to visit… Because it is a very… place. I can see … here. I can admire… There are (is)… in Scotland. Scotland is famous for its …. I’d like to visit …. It has …. I am sure I’ll get pleasure from visiting this place.