title: Презентация на тему: Walking through the parks of London

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Known to the world of London's Hyde Park is one of the oldest and largest urban parks in the world and the largest royal park in the UK. The park composes 142 acres
 The park includes more than 4000 trees, a large lake, the famous English lawn and numerous magnificent floral oasis
His appearance is obliged to Hyde Park and the famous ladies' man ill husband, the King of England Henry VIII Tudor. In 1536, during the English governor of matrimonial frauds that caused a split in the Catholic Church in Britain, he took great land, are now famous Hyde Park, at Westminster Abbey and turned them into regular luxurious royal hunting grounds. a long time, Hyde Park was closed private area set up for royal pleasures.
In the center of Hyde Park is an artificial lake Serpentine. This unusual name was the lake because of its quaint winding form. It allowed to swim, boat trips and catamarans.
Museum Epsli House and Wellington Arch, also located in Hyde Park, are a great historical monument, erected to commemorate the victory over Napoleon, the Duke of Wellington.
Another attraction of the royal park is an old pet cemetery, built on the orders of the Duke once at Cambridge for dead animals of his wife.
Modern Hyde Park - a unique place in the heart of London, where everyone can find amusement to his liking. Here you can enjoy swimming, boating or skating. It is beautifully equipped playground, a great variety of sports facilities for team games, tennis courts and trails for horseback riding.
Hyde Park always carried a lot of open-Air events, such as the magnificent musical concerts, theatrical performances, and public sports. On Sundays, in Shakespeare's Corner (Speaker's Corner) you can listen to the eloquent speakers share their thoughts with the world.
The vast territory of Hyde Park, you arrange for long walks its paths, and you can just lie lazily on the grass somewhere in a secluded corner, watching the surrounding nature.
London Greenwich Park covers an area of 74 hectares and is the oldest Royal Park in Britain. The park was founded by Duke of Gloucester, brother of the British monarch Henry VI in 1433 on the site of an ancient Roman settlement and was one of the favorite places of the British aristocracy.
Greenwich Park is one of the most beautiful gardens in London, where natural conditions are still roaming herds of red deer and fallow deer, fox live, and picturesque valleys, magnificent views of the Thames full of grandeur and St. Peter's Basilica.
It should be noted that Greenwich Park has excellent facilities for leisure and sports fans can find something they like among the many sporting events that are offered to the public in the park. There are six tennis courts and a golf putting, golf cricket and rugby, as well as water for boating. Also in Greenwich Park allowed the game with the ball and frisbee.
Lovers of wildlife and ecological leisure can enjoy a truly touching and feeling of rural landscapes untouched natural landscape. On the territory of Bashi Park, still, as in the days of Henry VIII, deer roam freely and deer. Here you can find herons and blackbirds and sandpipers  finches and tits
In central London, the city fuss and a variety of noise is the most peaceful place with a beautiful work of man - Regent's Park, or in another Regent's Park, originally had the name of Marylebone Park.
In Regent's Park. there are golf courses, football fields and tennis courts. But besides this park abounds with lakes, near which waterfowl nest, and in the summer time you can hire boats. Particularly attracted the attention of regular gardens of the Victorian era, with neat trimmed hedges, lime alleys, rose garden, a lot of flower beds and fountains. To the south of the park is becoming increasingly high stands of trees, and moving into the northern part, you will see a spacious meadows and open glades.
In the north-eastern part of Regent's Park is a huge London Zoo, where over ten thousand individuals and over 750 species of animals. It is the oldest scientific zoo in the world, created for research and existing since 1828.
In the park there is also a private residence of U.S. Ambassador in London Central Mosque and the golden dome, was built in the twentieth century and can accommodate nearly 2,000 believers who observe Muslim customs.
Kew Gardens is not only the richest and most perfectly manicured garden in the world, but also an important botanical research center of Great Britain, created by British naturalist Joseph Baks.From 1841 to the great delight of all lovers of flora, the royal garden was opened for inspection. Currently, about 40 thousand different plants are grown in greenhouses garden.
Holland Park is located in the heart of London, near the metro station of the same name and covers 21 hectares. Earlier this place was an estate barons Hollands. In 1802, visited Napoleon, with whom the owners have kept on good terms, despite the subsequent war, and even sent a link to send the former emperor.
During the Second World War the house was badly damaged by bombing. In 1952 he bought the estate of the municipal council of Kensington and Chelsea. House rebuilt and turned into a hotel, and park was reconstructed and made public.
The open spaces are arranged places for recreation, green lawns, children's camps. The park is always crowded. Adults walk, youtn involved in sports or relaxing on the lawns, children play. Survivedby another in the XIX century, the two thematic garden: Dutch and iris.
The Dutch garden is a rectangular area, hidden behind hedges bobbed. Here, the whole plan is subject to strict geometry. Between straight track for a low border of boxwood planted a lot of bright colors, arranged garden sculptures and benches.
St. James is known for its collection of swans, pelicans and ducks - are home to over 30 species of birds.
The park is situated between Buckingham Palace and Whitehall, is one of the most popular parks in London. Was once the hunting grounds of King Henry VIII, with the time they turned to the traditional feeding grounds of ducks.


title: Презентация на тему: All about EMO

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All about EMO)))
made by Vera Dityatyeva
Nadezhda Dengina
Yana Solodnikova
History of EMO-movement
EMO MUSIC
EMO STYLE
EMO STYLE
EMO STYLE
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EMO STYLE
EMO STYLE
EMO BEHAVIOUR
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EMO IN RUSSIA
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title: Презентация на тему: All Fool's Day

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The End!!!
HaHaHa
How It Began
It used to be that countries celebrated New Years on April 1st. It was the usual celebration that we have today, parties, pranks, and celebrating. When science became more involved with time, they found a new, more accurate, and steady calendar. This led to the change from New Years being on April 1st to January 1st. This holiday could not just simply be dropped, people would pull pranks on others by sending them on "fool's errands or as they were called. So came the name Fool's Day. April Fool's Day has been the "accident holiday", but it is still a fun day to participate with by pulling a few pranks.
CELEBRATION IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND
Pranks
Pies are smashed into faces.
Water is dropped on heads.
Doors open and close mysteriously.
Tell the kids they have school.
Tell adults they have work.
Water balloons drop from the sky.
 Hook a paper fish on the back of someone as a joke.!


title: Презентация на тему: All Eyes and Ears

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All Eyes and Ears
All Eyes and Ears
turn a blind eye to something
If you turn a blind eye to something, you
ignore it intentionally.
the apple of your eye
If somebody is the apple of your eye, this means that you like them very much.
My granddaughter is the apple of my eye.
blink of an eye
If something happens in the blink of an eye, it happens nearly instantaneously, with hardly enough time to notice it.
The pickpocket disappeared in the blink of an eye.
If someone catches your eye, you find them attractive.
The pretty girl near the door caught his eye.
the eye of the storm
A person or organization who is in the eye of the storm is deeply involved in a difficult situation which affects a lot of people.
The minister was often in the eye of the storm during the debate on the war in Iraq.
in the twinkling of an eye
more than meets the eye
see eye to eye with someone
To see eye to eye with somebody means to
agree with them.
eyes wide open
eagle eyes
To say that someone has eyes in the back of their head means that they are very observant and notice everything happening around them.
You need eyes in the back of your head to look after young children.
If you feast your eyes on something, you are delighted and gratified by what you see.
As he drove along the coast, he feasted his eyes on the beautiful scenery.
a sight for sore eyes
be all ears
give ear or lend ear
to give attention, esp. favorable attention; listen; heed
have nothing between the ears
in one ear and out the other
heard but without effect
His mind was made up, so my arguments went in one ear and out the other.
be wet behind the ears
can do something on their ear
Australian informal if someone can do something on their ear, they can do it very easily.
Ask Jane to make it, she can bake a soufflé on her ear.
fall on deaf ears
to be ignored or unheeded
assault the ear
be easy on the ear
Informal something that you say when you think that someone is listening to your private conversation.
can do something on their ear
Australian informal if someone can do something
on their ear, they can do it very easily.
Ask Jane to make it, she can bake a soufflé on her ear.
Fig. a welcome sound to someone; news that someone is pleased to hear.
in a state of amazement, excitement, or uproar
a controversial movie that set the film industry
on its ear.
set on its ear
Informal to cause excitement, upheaval, etc.


title: Презентация на тему: Halliford School

text: Halliford school is a selective and independent day school for boys and sixth form girls, located in Shepperton, Surrey. Halliford sixth-form has only recently become co-educational. The school was founded in 1921 and the main building is a fine Georgian House set in ten acres beside the Thames which was once home to Emma, Lady Hamilton, Lord Nelson's mistress. Halliford has an excellent sporting tradition and boys from the school have played sports such as rugby, cricket and basketball to the highest level.


title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

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What day is Halloween celebrated on?
October 30
October 31
November 1
March 31
What colours  are associated with Halloween?
 Red  and  green
 Orange  and black
Yellow and blue
Which animals are the most commonly associated with witches?
Black cat
Red panda
Green frog
Yellow dog
What sort of  supernatural being is Dracula?
Goblin
Wizard
Vampire
Banshee
What is worn around the  neck to keep vampires away?
Garlic
Pepper
Onion
If you saw a mummy chasing you in Halloween, which country would you guess it had come from?
China
Great Britain
Egypt
Transylvania
What does a witch use for transport?
A hat
A broomstick
 A motorbike

What is a pumpkin?
Animal
Vegetable
Mineral
Fruit
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title: Презентация на тему: All kinds of animals

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We like all kinds of animals
When the cat is away the mice will play.
One chick keeps a hen busy.
The West Midlands is an official region of England, covering the western half of the area traditionally known as the Midlands.
What is a zoo?
    	A zoo is a park where a collection of animals live and people watch them.
	The animals live in large or small metal or glass cages.

 The purposes of a zoo:
entertainment
education
protecting endangered species
What is  a safari park?
 a safari park is a park where visitors can drive in their own cars, watch and learn the wildlife and animals
ZOO
WILD PARK
Animals live in cages.
Animals are free.
Animals can do everything they like.
Animals are cruel  and unhappy.
Animals are happy and independent.
You watch animals by yourself.
Guides introduce animals around the park for you.
Animals are friendly to people.
PETS
CHOOSE 3 TOP IMPORTANT RULES FOR PET KEEPERS
 You should take care of your pet.
 You should love and feed your animal.
 You should be a real friend of the animal.
 You should read books and watch TV
programs about animals.
 You should take your pet to the vet if it is ill.
 You should play with your animal.
 You should sing songs for you pet.
 You should give all sweet things you like:
sweets, ice-cream, cakes and jam.
 You should arrange a party for your pet.
So different animalsThey swing through the treesThey scratch at fleasThey stamp through the jungleAnd sniff at trees.They bark at the mailmanThey chase the miceThey jump up highto catch the flies.They reach into beehivesSay Cock-a -dodle- dooThey curl up on the windowsillAnd purr and purr.

funny, colorful, great, merry,  sad, fantastic, wonderful, boring, dull, happy, friendly, cruel, naughty,  angry
TASK 2.  What domestic and wild animals does a singer sing about? Tick off them in the list.
Elephants
Dolphins
Dogs
Bears
Giraffes
Snakes
Cats
Monkeys
 Camels
 Frogs
 Foxes
 Rabbits
 Lions
 Mice
 Fish
 Donkeys

A rooster

A mailman
A camel
A mouse
A bear
A cock
A monkey
A sportsman
A postman
A businessman
Your homework
Thank you for the lesson
See you on Friday!


title: Презентация на тему: Африка. Тренажёр по английскому языку

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a nut
a cup
a frog
a dress
a lamp
a hen
a nut
a boy
a pig
a pen
a dress
a bus
a lamp
a hat
a dress
a fox
a kitten
a nut
a rabbit
a bag
a cup
a cat
a flag
a doll
a dress
a cup
a pen
a hen
a dog
a box
a bus
a lamp
a desk
a fox
a kitten
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a cup
a hen
a boy
a doll
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title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

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HISTORY OF HALLOWEEN
Many years ago in Britain there lived the Celts, who believed  in the Sun-god. At that time they thought that the year had 2 parts: winter and summer.

Samhain  was the god of the darkness and the dead. He fought with the Sun-god. The night of the 31st of October was the victory of Samhain ,winter,  and death.
The people put out the fire, dressed up scary costumes and tried to frighten the evil spirits.

At that night the people believed that the souls of the dead returned to the places where they lived to warm near the fire.
Ghosts, witches, devils, vampires, bats and black cats came to the Earth.

The people put out the fire and tried to frighten the evil spirits dressing the scary costumes.
She liked apples, that is why the tradition to play games with apples appeared. And children like to play with apples.
The main symbol of Halloween is a pumpkin. People decorate the houses with pumpkins .
They put them in front of their houses to scare spirits from their homes.
The fire inside the pumpkin frightens the dead souls, saves the people.
TRICK OR TREAT!


title: Презентация на тему: Alice in Wonderland

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Alice in Wonderland
 Charles told the girls them for a long time, and when there was a pencil near, he drew his characters in strange situations.Lewis Carroll was a professor of mathematics, good artist, was a very good photographer, a good magician. His main business was also teaching mathematics at the college, as well as the creation of books about Alice. Lewis rewrote all the stories and gave thirty-seven illustrations for his text. In 1864 he gave Alice his handwritten notebook at the last page of which was  glued a seven-year picture of Alice.
Charles loved  to photograph children. One girl he often photographed was Alice Liddell, a daughter of his friend. He spent a lot of time with Alice and two of her sisters, Lorina and Edith.
Lewis Carroll slept badly at night and was coming up with "midnight exercises" and he answered them in the dark. Later, he published them under the name "Midnight exercises, invented during sleepless nights."
The book
General
Alice appeared three years after Charles Lutwidge Dodgson and the Robinson Duckworth travelled in a boat, on 4 July 1862, with the three young daughters of Henry Liddell.
    During the trip Dodgson told the girls a story  about a little girl Alice who was looking for adventures. The girls liked it, and Alice Liddell asked Dodgson to write it down for her. He began writing the story the next day. The girls and Dodgson took another boat trip a month later, after that he began working hard on the novel in November.
Tasks
multi-part choice
multi-part choice
Thank you for your attention!


title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

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trick or treat
candy
spider web
haunted house
black cat
bat
ghost
vampire
mummy
Frankenstein
witch
spider
werewolf
skeleton


title: Презентация на тему: Hallowe'en

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In the past this festival was a time of fear. People believed in ghosts and witches and they stayed at home.
People cut horrible faces in pumpkins and put a candle inside, which shines through the eyes.


title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

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Monster
Actions
Ghost
appears and disappears
Vampire
drinks blood, sleeps in coffins
Witch
flies on a broom
Werewolf
transforms at full moon
Mummy
wears bandages
Pirate
attacks and steals from ships
Zombie
comes back from death
What do children do at Halloween?

They trick and treat.
They wear costumes.
They watch scary movies.


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coffin
scary
Bobbing for apples
scarecrow
skull
Grim Reaper
Headless Horseman
tombstone
raven
scared
Pumpkin patch
eye ball
poison
caldron
grave yard


title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

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skeleton
pumpkin
ghost
bat
witch
Spider
house.
In the dark, dark ...
In a dark, dark wood
there is a dark, dark ...
room.
And in the dark, dark house
there is a dark, dark ...
And in the dark, dark room
there is a dark, dark ...
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title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

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Halloween is a festival that takes place on October 31.
Halloween developed from new year festivals and festivals of the dead.
Christian church established a festival on November 1 called All Saints' Day so that people could continue to celebrate their festivals.
The Mass said on All Saints' Day was called Allhallowmass. The day before All Saints' Day was known all hallows' Eve or All Hallow e'en.

Fortunetelling and storytelling about ghosts and witches are popular activities.
People once believed that there were many ghosts and witches on the Earth and that they met on October 31 to worship the devil.
Today, people do not believe in ghosts and witches but they like to tell stories about them on Halloween.
The main Halloween activity for children is trick-or-treating. Children dress in costumes and masks and go from door to door saying "trick or treat". The neighbours give children such treats as candy, fruit and pennies so that children do not play tricks on them.
In the United States children wear costumes and masks and go trick-or-treating. Many of them carve jack-o'-lanterns out of pumpkins.
Jack-o'-lanterns are hallowed-out pumpkins with face carved into one side. Most jack-o'-lanterns contain a candle inside.
An Irish legend says that jack-o'-lanterns are named after the man called Jack.
He could not enter heaven because he was a miser, and he could not enter hell because he had played jokes on devil. As a result, Jack has to walk on the earth with his lantern until Judgment Day.
Fortunetelling is an important part of Halloween. For example, a coin, a ring, and a thimble were baked into a cake. It was believed that the person who found the coin would become wealthy. The one who found the ring would marry soon. And the person who found the thimble would never get married. Today people practice cardreading or palmistry.
The Goblin In The Dark
The goblin in the dark, the goblin in the dark,Hi, Ho it's Halloween, the goblin in the dark!
The goblin takes the ghost, the goblin takes the ghost,Hi, Ho it's Halloween, the goblin takes the ghost!
The ghost takes the witch, the ghost takes the witch,Hi, Ho it's Halloween, the ghost takes the witch!

The witch takes the cat, the witch takes the cat,Hi, Ho it's Halloween, the witch takes the cat!

The cat takes the bat, the cat takes the bat,Hi, Ho it's Halloween, the cat takes the bat!
The bat stands alone, the bat stands alone,Hi, Ho on Halloween, the bat stands alone!
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title: Презентация на тему: All Work and no Play

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Marine park
Football match
Opera
Circus
Rock concert
Forms of entertainment
amusement
park
bullfighting
disco
aqua park
zoo
ballet
musical
casino
Slot machine
theatre
cinema
Comedy
show
concert
Positive and negative features of different forms of entertainment
Positive
exciting
entertaining
educational
interesting
civilized
thrilling
funny
intellectual
cultural
relaxing
elegant
emotional
cheap
energetic
enjoyable
lively
fascinating

Negative
childish
boring
addictive
cruel
barbaric
violent
dull
loud
tiring
crowded
noisy
upsetting
horrifying
dangerous
offensive
harmful
expensive
uncivilized
Expressing opinion
Listening
A  I enjoy most types of theatre performances.
B  I find theatre tickets really expensive.
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Alice in Wonderland
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson and Alice Liddell
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson ( 27 January 1832 – 14 January 1898), better known by the pseudonym Lewis Carroll was an English author, mathematician, logician, Anglican deacon and photographer. His most famous writings are Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass, as well as the poems "The Hunting of the Snark" and "Jabberwocky", all examples of the genre of literary nonsense.
When he was 23 he took on several different posts at Christ Church College in Oxford, where he eventually came to know the dean Henry George Liddell and his family, including seven year old Alice.
Finding a great interest in photography as well as writing, Dodgson became enamored with the little Liddell girls, especially Alice. They are the subjects of some of his most famous photographs, and little Alice went on to become the heroine of his most famous story Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, initially entitled Alice Underground.

Alice
Sitting on the riverbank with her sister, Alice notices a talking, clothed White Rabbit with a pocket watch run past. She follows it down a rabbit hole, when suddenly she falls a long way to a curious hall with many locked doors of all sizes and there begins her adventure into a world both like and unlike her own in which she meets fantastical creatures, strange rules, and even stranger characters.
Tweedledee and tweedledum
Tweedledum and Tweedledee
Agreed to have a battle;
For Tweedledum said Tweedledee
Had spoiled his nice new rattle.
Just then flew down a monstrous crow,
 As black as a tar-barrel;
Which frightened both the heroes so,
They quite forgot their quarrel.

The white rabbit
He appears at the very beginning of the book, in chapter one, wearing a waist-coat, and muttering "Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late!" Alice follows him down the rabbit hole into Wonderland. Alice encounters him again when he mistakes her for his housemaid Mary Ann and she becomes trapped in his house after growing too large. The Rabbit shows up again in the last few chapters, as a herald-like servant of the King andQueen of Hearts.
The hatter
He is a fictional character in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and the story's sequel Through the Looking-Glass. He is often referred to as the Mad Hatter, though this term was never used by Carroll. The phrase "mad as a hatter" pre-dates Carroll's works and the characters the Hatter and the March Hare are initially referred to as "both mad" by the Cheshire Cat, with both first appearing in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, in the seventh chapter titled "A Mad Tea-Party".
The Cheshire cat
He is a dapper tabby with the ability to appear and disappear. He is all calm, casual sensuality with a seductive grin that masks his cowardice.
The red queen
The Queen of Hearts is the main villain of "Alice in Wonderland". She is a mean, nasty, short-tempered tyrant that rules Wonderland with an iron fist.
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title: Презентация на тему: Wales

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Wales
Cardiff - the capital
Population – the Welsh
The national flag – The Red Dragon
National Day – March 1stSt. David’s Day
St. David’s Cathedral
 in Wales
National symbols of Wales
Dragon
Daffodil
Big cities                           Cardiff
Swansea
Wrexham
Sightseeing
Cardiff City Hall
The National Library of Wales
National Park “Snowdonia”The highest Mount Snowdon
Welsh  castle
Cardiffcastle
The Art Gallery
Seazoo in Wales


title: Презентация на тему: Alfred Tennyson

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Alfred Tennyson
6 August 1809 – 6 October 1892
Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson, FRS was Poet Laureate of Great Britain and Ireland during much of Queen Victoria's reign and remains one of the most popular British poets.
Tennyson excelled at penning short lyrics, such as "Break, Break, Break", "The Charge of the Light Brigade", "Tears, Idle Tears" and "Crossing the Bar". Much of his verse was based on classical mythological themes. He is the ninth most frequently quoted writer in The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.
Tennyson was born in Somersby, Lincolnshire, a rector's son and fourth of 12 children. He derived from a middle-class line of Tennysons, but also had a noble and royal ancestry. Tennyson and two of his elder brothers were writing poetry in their teens, and a collection of poems by all three were published locally when Alfred was only 17. One of those brothers, Charles Tennyson Turner later married Louisa Sellwood, another of Tennyson's brothers, Edward Tennyson, was institutionalised at a private asylum, where he was deemed dead.
Tennyson was first a student of Louth Grammar School for four years (1816–1820) and then attended Scaitcliffe School. He entered Trinity College, Cambridge in 1827, where he joined a secret society called the Cambridge Apostles. At Cambridge Tennyson met Arthur Henry Hallam, who became his closest friend. His first publication was a collection of "his boyish rhymes and those of his elder brother Charles" entitled Poems by Two Brothers published in 1827.
In 1829, he was awarded the Chancellor's Gold Medal at Cambridge for one of his first pieces, "Timbuctoo".He published his first solo collection of poems, Poems Chiefly Lyrical in 1830. "Claribel" and "Mariana", which later took their place among Tennyson's most celebrated poems, were included in this volume.

In the spring of 1831, Tennyson's father died. In 1833, Tennyson published his second book of poetry, which included his well-known poem, The Lady of Shalott.In 1842, while living modestly in London, Tennyson published two volumes of Poems, of which the first included works already published and the second was made up almost entirely of new poems. They met with immediate success.

It was in 1850 that Tennyson reached the pinnacle of his career. Later the same year he was appointed Poet Laureate, succeeding William Wordsworth. In the same year (on 13 June), Tennyson married Emily Sellwood, whom he had known since childhood, in the village ofShiplake. They had two sons, Hallam Tennyson (b. 11 August 1852) – named after his friend – and Lionel (b. 16 March 1854).
List of works
The Dying Swan
The Kraken
Mariana
Lady Clara Vere de Vere (1832)
The Lotos-Eaters
The Lady of Shalott (1832, 1842)
The Palace of Art
St.Simeon Stylites (1833)
Locksley Hall
Tithonus
The Two Voices (1834)
"Ulysses" (1833) and other

He died on 6 October 1892 at Aldworth, aged 83. He was buried at Westminster Abbey. A memorial was erected in All Saints' Church, Freshwater. His last words were; "Oh that press will have me now!".
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title: Презентация на тему: Alfred the Great

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the first King of the West Saxons
Alfred the Great
Alfred’s Life
Lived in 849-901
Had three brothers
Was the last of four brothers to rule the kingdom
Alfred as a wise statesmen
Saved Wessex from the Vikings
Only defensive wars
Only London was added to his kingdom
Restored law and order
Retained Christianity
Built new fortresses
Reorganized his army
Beat the Danes 9 times in 871

Alfred as an educator
Founded a palace school to teach Noblemen’s sons
Urged that each citizen should learn to read in their mother tongue

Alfred as a writer
Anglo - Saxon chronicle
The first prose work in English literature
Some parts written by Alfred The Great

Alfred as a translator
Translated from Latin into Anglo-Saxon and Vise Versa
Bede’s “History of the English church”
Used as textbooks
In honour Of Alfred
Alfred is the only British King or Queen to have the title of The Great
Several monuments in England


title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

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Halloween
  Halloween, or the eve of Day all sacred,         is celebrated last day of october.
   As against numerous rituals this holidays is not reset overlooked. Opposite scope of his celebrating, for exacempl, in usa is comparable  with  very popular  christmas.
  Roots of this strange holiday withdraw us in depth of centuries, during a pre-Christian epoch when the grounds of ireland, Northern France England occupied tribes.Their year  consisted of two  parts- summer and winter.And transition of one season in another was  marked by the termination of harvesting, it was marked on October, 31st  and symbolized the beginning of new year. The rights were entered with winter.
History  of a holiday
Night for November, 1st when under legends the  border between the worlds alive opened and dead was called Samxain.
Pagans gave to it great value and, to not fall prey to a shadow dead dressed up in animal heads and  skins, extinguished the centres in the houses  and all frightening kind frightened off ghosts.

As one of oldest holidays of the world, Halloween today is celebrated in many countries  of the world. Not exception  and Russia, were with  each year ever more then people enables «dark»  forces to take hold of itself  for one  night.
About  this holiday set of the books  all over the world is written, some films and musicals  are token off. Each year millions toys, ridiculous  masks and «awful» of costumes are let out. Even competitions one best Jack-o-lanterns will be carried out.
Halloween holiday
 By the integral attribute Halloween was also tradition to cut out on tumips , polatoes and  later pumpkins the ridiculous persons to place inside their candles, receiving a celebratory lantern Jack-o-lanterns
Jack-o-lanterns
It is a lot of  centuries  back on ground lrish the smith on a name Jack lived.About cunning and avarice  it legends to this day go. One of them says , that he could deceive  of Devil  and, thus, to receive  the promise dirty, that  that  never  will attempt  upon soul of  the smith.
However, the sins Jack have not allowed it to go and in paradise. And it was released to wander by the ground  about day Courting , shining a way by  the slice coal protected  from a wind by an ordinary pumpkin.
The priests – druids trusted that at one time cats were the people , but after death of their soul were moved in bodies of the cats as punishment for their malicious businesses.For this reason they considered the cats as sacred animals and used them in worship idols of October 31 and November 1.Thus cats, and especially black symbolized evil. Also they were a symbol реинкарнации.


title: Презентация на тему: Wales

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Wales

Wales was never a sovereign state within its present borders. However, from about 1057 at 1063 year Grifid AP Llywelyn possessed almost all the lands that constitute the current Wales. After the death of Grifid this will not happen again, and by the time of the Norman conquest of West Wales in 1282, the country was again divided between several kingdoms. In 1400 the descendant of two ancient Royal birth Wales Owen Glyndwr, led a revolt against the British and was declared king of Wales, but lost support to 1410 and was forced into hiding. The Welsh laws were not completely replaced by English until 1542. Only in 1955 the Queen officially proclaimed Cardiff the capital of Wales (prior to this capital of the country simply was not), although the Prince of Wales investiture is usually held in Carnarvon.
Wales
Official languages - English Welsh
The Capital Is Cardiff
The largest city is Cardiff
Form of government - Constitutional monarchy
Queen Elizabeth II
Prime Minister - David Cameron
First Minister - Carwyn Jones
Territory • 20 779 km2
The population • The density of 3 063 456
Currency - pound sterling
the largest city and capital of Wales. Is a unitary administrative unit with the status of the city, which was received in 1905 due to the rapid growth of industry in the region and the use of Cardiff as a major port for transportation of coal from Wales. In 1955 the city was proclaimed capital city of Wales.

Cardiff - capital of Wales
The name "Cardiff" is an English distortion of the Welsh name "Caerdydd". If the first part of the word "caer" easy to understand and is translated as "fortress", the second component of the name is treated differently. In modern Welsh the word "dydd" means "day", however, it is unclear what may in this context be understood to mean the name of the city. The etymology suggested a link with the AVL Didier Gaul, since the first fortification on the site of Cardiff was a Roman Fort, probably built when Didi Gaul ruled the province. In this case, the name of the city was translated as "Fortress Didia". This version is quite often found in various popular publications, however, modern science is skeptical about it.
The Symbol Of Wales
Flag

As of today there is no officially accepted version of how the flag appeared Wales. Many Welsh writers have suggested that red dragon since ancient times, symbolizes the ancient warriors. Despite this, most historians claim that this logo was brought to the British Isles at the time of their conquest by the Romans. As to the combination on a panel of green and white, this combination was first used by Welsh Prince Leveling, and later was used by the Tudors.
The Symbol Of Wales
Royal badge of Wales
Royal badge of Wales (emblem of Wales) is divided into gold and red shield sectors, each of which is located on one a magnificent lion, with blue tongue and claws. The shield is framed by a green ribbon, on which is written the words from the national anthem of Wales: "I am loyal to my country" and a wreath of heraldic plants: leek, Thistle, Shamrock and a double Tudor rose. Topped with a Royal sign of Wales, the Royal crown of St. Edward.
The Symbol Of Wales
Narcissus
In the eighteenth century, the Welsh were acknowledged day of Saint David as its national holiday. And, of course, he began to celebrate in the spring - on March 1, the day of the Saint's death. During celebratory festivals and street festivals, the Welsh national dress up in clothes, to which attach the leek and the daffodil. Daffodils blooming in Wales on 1 March, so residents believe that it is deliberate, in honor of their beloved Saint. These flowers symbolize the birth of a new life. In the nineteenth century, Welsh has officially acknowledged that the Lily is the second symbol of Wales. Existence is also another version of why the Narcissus flower was a symbol of this land. The word "cenhinen" in the translation has two meanings: "daffodil" and "leek". To avoid any confusion, both plants have become symbols of Wales. Besides, on this earth really grows a lot of daffodils, there you can see whole fields of these beautiful flowers.
Bow-young pair
About the symbol of Wales, leeks, there is an ancient legend according to which, in the VI century. In one of the battles between the Welsh and Saxons, which took place on the onion field, St. David, patron Wales, ordered the soldiers to pin on the hats the petals of the leeks. So in battle, the Welsh could easily distinguish his soldiers from the enemy. Already in the fourteenth century, white and green, the color of leek, began to be used as color archers of Wales. On the day honoring St. David, March 1, the people of Wales attach leeks to their clothing.
The Symbol Of Wales
Saint David
David was born into a noble family, and on the maternal side was a relative of king Arthur, but not this famous Saint. He traveled extensively, preaching Christianity, founded 10 or 12 monasteries and performed many miracles. Saint David is typically depicted with a white dove on his shoulder – this is due to the fact that during one of his sermons to his shoulder descended dove, which, as we know, symbolizes the Holy Spirit.
Saint David, the Welsh have their national plant is leek. According to one version, during the battle between the Welsh and the Saxons in 640, the Welsh on the orders of David pinned on hats feathers of the leeks. This was done, to tell friend from foe. In battle defeated the Welsh, and the bow was honored to be the national symbol of Wales.
It is noted from the first to the ninth of March
The feast of St. David
Annually on 1 March in Wales with parades memory of Saint David. The largest of these is the parade in Cardiff. It involved soldiers of the Royal Welsh regiment, as well as the ordinary people of Wales. The celebration of Saint David are becoming more common. Concerts are held in pubs, clubs and other places.
On this day the people of Wales attach to clothing one or both national symbols of Wales: daffodil the daffodil (total Welsh symbol) or the leek (the personal symbol of St. David). Girls sometimes wear traditional Welsh costumes to school. Also in celebration of this day plays an important role flag of Saint David, who can often be seen on the streets of Wales.
Traditional counties of Wales
Monmouthshire
Glamorgan
Carmarthenshire
Pembrokeshire
Cardiganshire
Brecknockshire
Radnorshire
Montgomeryshire
Denbighshire
Flintshire
Merionethshire
Carnarvonshire
Anglesey

Monmouthshire
Monmouthshire is a unitary administrative unit of Wales (district) with the status of the County
Monmouth Castle

The castle was built between 1067 and 1071 years in the strategically important confluence of the rivers Wye and Monnow. Originally it belonged to William Fitz-Osbern, a close associate of William the Conqueror and Earl of Hereford, and was a wooden tower surrounded by a palisade. In the beginning of the XII century on the site of this building a stone castle was built in the XIII century added the Round tower.
Before 1267, the Monmouth remained in the hands of the Norman lords, and then came to her son Henry III to Edmund Hunchback (eng. Crouchback), Earl of Lancaster. Edmund added to the South side of the Main tower, a large rectangular building consisting of one hall, which until the XVII century, took place the trial. In the mid-fourteenth century during the reign of Henry Grosmont, 1st Duke of Lancaster, was well-the upper tier of the Main tower. Also within its walls were cut by large, ornate Windows, a new door supplied and updated roof. It is believed that in this tower in 1387 was born the future king Henry V.
Attractions
Glamorgan
Glamorgan is a traditional County of Wales that existed as of the administrative-territorial unit within England in the period from 1535 in the year 1888.
Attractions
Caerphilly Castle

Caerphilly castle is a Norman castle towering above the town centre of Caerphilly in South Wales. It is the largest castle in Wales the second largest in Britain (after Windsor) and one of the largest fortresses in Europe.
The construction of the castle occurred on the historical background of the recent elevation of the Welsh Principality under the leadership of Llywelyn AP Griffid. Signed on 25 September 1267 Henry III with the Treaty of Montgomery, Llewelyn received from the British crown recognition of the territorial integrity of the greater part of Wales and of his title of Prince of Wales. This enabled him to intensify activities on collecting Welsh lands, which could not fail to arouse considerable opposition from the barons of the Welsh marches
One response to Lord of Glamorgan Gilbert "the Red" de Clare was begun on 11 April 1268 years in the disputed territories of Sangenic, the construction of Caerphilly castle, whose strategic position allowed to control the Middle of Glamorgan. In 1270, the Last Llywelyn attacked the castle, trying to stop the opponent, but in 1271 the castle was still unfinished. To resolve a territorial dispute between two great lords of Wales tried Henry III, passing to the bishops of Worcester and Lichfield's powers under the temporary control of the castle to solve the case. However, this did not prevent Gilbert soon to regain control of Caerphilly.
By the end of XIV century the castle ceased to be the residence of the owners, and most of it was abandoned. Subsequent owners, Richard Beauchamp, Richard Neville and Jasper Tudor were still produced some work on the maintenance of the castle, but they stopped at the end of the XV century. Caerphilly castle gradually fell into decay. Despite the fact that he was spared the fighting of the Civil war, 1642-1648, damage inflicted by the parliamentary army in 1648 led to the emergence of one of the most famous features of the castle — the slope of the South-Eastern tower.
The condition of the castle deteriorated until the last quarter of the eighteenth century when the first Marquis of Bute began work to restore it. Three generations of the Marquis spent documenting features of the castle, clearing the area and reconstruction of masonry walls. In 1950, Caerphilly castle was handed over to the government and currently is administered by the organization by cadw, the Agency of the historic buildings of Wales.
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthenshire is a unitary administrative unit with the status of Welsh County (eng. county).
Attractions
Castle Llansteffan

The first Norman castle made of wood was built on this place in the beginning of the XII century. In 1146 Welsh princes of the Kingdom of Deheubarth Llansteffan captured and kept him for twelve years, until the Normans failed to retake the castle back. In 1189 the Welsh under the leadership of a powerful Lord of Rice re-entered the castle, but soon after Llanstephan became the property of the crown.
In the same year, king Henry II Plantagenet came Llansteffan the Norman William de Camville, which was built on the site of a wooden castle with stone. In the XIII century, the Welsh attacked the castle twice — first during the rebellion of Llywelyn the Great in 1215 and again in 1257. After Llywelyn the Great's army burned and destroyed the castle, Geoffrey de Camville Llansteffan restored, enhancing its square keep and a Round tower, which to this day preserved only the Foundation.
Once in 1257 the Welsh once again has caused damage to the castle, Llansteffan restored William de Camville 2nd and his son Jeffrey. Instead of a wooden fence was built a stone wall fortified with two three-tier towers (there are only one, the Northern tower), was also enhanced West side of the castle and built a large external watchtower, watchtower reminiscent of the castles of Edward I in North Wales.
In 1338 he died leaving no heir, the last Scion of the de Camville, and land of this family has inherited Robert Perris, relative de Camville through the female line. In 1377 Llanstephan became the property of the crown, but Pericam was allowed to live in the castle as governors. In the early fifteenth century during the rebellion of the Welsh led by Oina of Glyndwr John Penris by order of the king strengthened Llanstephan, but after a brief siege the rebel troops took the castle.
Later the castle returned to the ownership of the crown, and in 1495 Henry VII granted it to his uncle Jasper Tudor, Earl of Pembrokcity. Over the next 200 years the castle, the landscaping of which no one did, gradually turned into ruins. The interest in the castle back in the early nineteenth century, when the wave of romanticism it has become a popular tourist attraction. Currently Llansteffan fosters and maintains in perfect condition the Organization for protection of historical monuments of Wales.
Pembrokeshire
The Pembrokeshire unitary administrative unit of Wales (district) with the status of the County.
Attractions
Pembroke Castle

The first fortification on the territory of castle was Motte and Bailey, built in 1093 by Roger Montgomery. In 1094 during the mass uprising of the Welsh in South-West Wales, the castle has remained the only base Normans in those lands. In 1138 the castle became the property of Gilbert de Clare, first elevated to the title of count of Pembroke. In 1189 William Marshall, married a daughter of Richard Strongbow — Isabella de Clare and taking her possessions, received a restored title of Earl of Pembroke and began the construction of the stone castle. Pembroke retained its military significance until seven-week siege of the parliamentary forces in 1648, when he fell. Despite the reconstruction in the years 1880-1883, remained in ruin until 1928, when a veteran of the First world war sir Ivor Philipps began the restoration of gates, walls and towers of the castle. After his death the castle passed into the possession of the trust Fund, jointly managed by the Philipps family and the city of Pembroke. Currently, the largest privately owned castle in Wales.
Cardiganshire
Ceredigion is a unitary administrative unit of Wales (district) with the status of the County.
Attractions
Castle Of Aberystwyth

Demonstrators Lord Gilbert de Clare built a Small grove and a lock wall rotiruyutsya mile South of its current location in c.1110. It's called Castellum tan-and-Castellon, Aberrheidol castle and Old Aberystwyth. Castle of earth and timber, was later fortified with stone. The castle was captured by Owain 1136 Guinea in before transitioning to another owner at least three times before being captured by Llywelyn the Great in 1221. Prince Welsh demolished the castle and rebuilt another in its place.
Aberystwyth castle was not complete when the Welsh briefly captured and burned it in 1282. For later work watched the Owner Mason James of St. George. Construction ceased in 1289. The castle was subjected to a long siege during the revolt of Madog ap Llywelyn in 1294-5.
To 1307 the town flourished outside the walls of castle town, called in Welsh, Llanbadarn Gaerog (English: Fortified Llanbadarn). However, historical accounts suggest that the castle had already started to fall in to bad condition to 1343.
During the national uprising led Owain Glyndwr, the Welsh captured the castle in 1404. But by 1408 the English soon regained the castle. In 1637 Aberystwyth Castle was designated as mint Royale, Charles I, who made silver shillings. The operator of the mint raised a regiment of Royalist soldiers during the English civil war. In 1649 Oliver Cromwell had the castle slighted.
Brecknockshire
Brecknockshire is a traditional County of Wales that existed as of the administrative-territorial unit within England in the period from 1535 in the year 1888.
Attractions
The caves of Dan-yr-Ogof

The caves of Dan-yr-Ogof - complex, which includes 17 kilometres of caves. In the caves were found the remains of people and animals, attracts both tourists and scientists. In 2005 Dan-yr-Ogof was named the greatest natural wonder in Britain.
The cave was first explored in 1912 and since then the dimensions of the cave were several times increased. Part of the cave system is open only for scientists, but open to visitors part of the rich spectacular views. For example, in many caves you can observe an abundance of stalagmites and stalactites.
Some caves are decorated with cave paintings, many you can see the cave dwellers - various insects and reptiles. It is possible to observe and underground rivers and waterfalls, which in combination with the lighting looks very nice.
And in "the Bone cave" the exhibits of the excavations, showing the life of ancient people and models of animals.
Culture Of Wales
Wales is often described by the phrase "Earth Song", this speaks of the closeness of the people to singing, poetry and music. The most famous form of musical creativity is Welsh choir, especially men. Although choral singing is, of course, an important part of current musical life of Wales, it is not the only and not the oldest part, the choral tradition really doesn't go much further than his heyday in the nineteenth century.
The most ancient musical tradition of Wales is the instrumental folk music. Traditional Welsh folk music musical instrument is the harp, namely the Welsh triple harp. Also traditional to Wales are stringed Rott horn and pibgorn, which, although they were superseded by other instruments in the eighteenth century, again get some spread and at the present time.
In the 1990's Welsh music gets a new sound, new music groups such as Super Furry Animals, Manic Street Preachers, Catatonia, Stereophonics and many others. In recent years there is a proliferation of alternative rock and punk rock, bands such as Lostprophets, The Automatic and Funeral for a Friend have achieved international recognition
Music
Welsh triple harp
Culture Of Wales
Wales has ancient traditions in art, there are found numerous monuments of Celtic art. In the Middle ages Welsh art had a religious character, the most famous monument of the Welsh art of the time is Psalms Bismarch.
Welsh artist Richard Wilson was one of the first known British landscape painters, but he is not known to Welsh, and Italian works, although he became one of the first artists depicting the nature of Wales.
Before the twentieth century artists of Wales find it difficult to find jobs in the homeland, many preferred to work in London or abroad. The situation has changed to 1865, when he opened the art School of Cardiff. At this time in Wales begins to form the national school of painting that gives an impetus to the development of the fine arts, there is a whole series of talented artists and sculptors.
The Bard, 1774, By Thomas Jones
Fine art
Culture Of Wales
Wales is traditionally seen as an agricultural region and its traditional cuisine meets. Are used in cooking traditional foods.
Baking is the rich part of the culinary culture of Wales, various muffins, "spotty bread" (bara Brith), which can be stored for a long time.
In recent years, many chefs cook traditional Welsh food in a new form. Widely used leeks, especially in dishes prepared for the Day of St. David. Also more traditional Welsh cuisine are lamb and fish.
Kitchen
The traditional "speckled bread"
Culture Of Wales
The national sport of Wales is Rugby, in particular Rugby 15. Major Rugby competitions are held at the Millennium stadium in Cardiff. In the mid and North Wales Rugby is not as popular as in the South, it is more popular football. Also hails from Wales many professional athletes in Boxing and equestrian sports. Despite the popularity of football in Wales, only one of Welsh football team Cardiff city managed to win the FA Cup in 1927, and in 2008 she was a finalist in the fight for this Cup.
Rugby
Sports
Culture Of Wales
The largest religious tradition in Wales is Christianity, in 2001 72% of Welsh called themselves Christians. Presbyterian Church of Wales for many years was the largest religious organization in 1811, it seceded from the Church of England. The Church in Wales today is the largest number of parishioners, it is part of the Anglican Community. The second largest number of parishioners is of the Roman Catholic Church with 3 % of parishioners, 18 % of residents of Wales do not belong to any religious tradition.
Religion
The Roman Catholic Church


title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

text:
HALLOWEEN

BAT
PUMPKINS

MUMMY
GHOST

WIZARD
WITCH
BROOM

COFFIN
VAMPIRE
SPIDERS
WEB

JACK-O-LANTERN
BLACK CAT

A Halloween Poem

Jack-o-lantern smiling brightWitches flying in the nightGhosts and goblins, cats and batsWitches with their funny hatsA full moon can't be beatAs we go out to Trick or TreatHappy Halloween!!
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title: Презентация на тему: All sorts of fun to you, friends

text:
Тишакова Валентина Федоровна
Учитель английского языка

Тема: ALL SORTS OF FUN FOR YOU, FRIENDS!

МБОУ СОШ №5 им. В. И. ДанильченкоКраснодарского края, Каневского районаcтаницы Стародеревянковской
FIND THE WORDS WHICH RHYME
LOOK AT THE PICTURES

NAME THE OBJECTS IN THE PICTURES
LOOK AT THE WORDS
COAT

WALL
FLAG
CAMP
LAND
HAIR
RHYME THE WORDS WITH THE NAMES OF THE OBJECTS IN THE PICTURES
COAT

WALL
FLAG
CAMP
LAND
HAIR
ANSWER

BOAT  - COAT

BALL  - WALL
BAG    - FLAG
LAMP   - CAMP
HAND  - LAND
CHAIR - HAIR
Использованная литература
А. Трепененкова, Рассказы, шутки и игры, пособие для учителей, Москва 1989 г.
Интернет ресурсы
http://grandwallpapers.net/cat/animals/


title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

text:
Phonetic Drill
[æ] – black, bat, cat, rat, vampire, Halloween;
[e] – festival, skeleton, devil;
[i] – witch, wizard, trick;
[ɔ] – goblin, holiday, monster, knock;
[u:] – full, moon, broom, tomb;
[ai] – bright, fight, night, tonight;
[əu] – oh, ghost, October.

Halloween  Monsters
Witch
Goblin
Werewolf
Ghost
Vampire
Black cat
Bat
Pumpkin
Candle
Owl
Spider
The 31st of November is a religious ([rɪ'lɪʤəs] религиозный) holiday known as All Saints’ Day. The evening before became known as Halloween. Many centuries (['senʧərɪ] век) ago Celts ([kelts] кельты) celebrated (праздновали) Halloween in Ireland and Scotland. They believed (верили) that evil spirits (злые духи) visited the earth on the 31st of October at night before All Holy Ones' Day. Here comes the name: Halloween from “hallo” – saint and “eve” – evening. Celts were afraid (боялись) of witches and dressed up costumes to frighten (испугать) evil spirits. They also put food and small presents for witches at the doors of their houses. Here comes the word expression (выражение): “trick or treat”.
Today there are lots of Hallowe’en parties. People dress up as witches, ghosts, devils, cats or bats. Houses are decorated (украшать) with pumpkins (тыквы) and candles inside them (внутри них). Some children follow the American custom called Trick or Treat. They knock (стучать) at your house and ask, “Trick or Treat?” If you give some money or some sweets (a treat), they go away. If not, they can play a trick on you, like splashing (плеснуть) water in your face. No Halloween party is complete (завершена) without a scary ['skɛərɪ] story (страшилка). Usually people crowd ([kraud] собираются) together around a fire on Halloween night. And one person tells a scary story in a low voice.
Complete the sentences:
Halloween is on the…
People dress up as…
Houses are decorated with…
Some children knock at the houses and ask “…”
If you don’t give any money or sweets, they …
People usually tell … on Halloween night.

Guess the Words:
ctobreO, weloleHan, twich, hogst, muppink, andlec.
Answers:
October, Halloween, witch, ghost, pumpkin, candle.
Match the words with their Russian equivalents:
Wizard
Bat
Full moon
Scary story
Treat
Trick
Sweet
Pumpkin
Custom
Страшилка
Сладость
Угощение
Тыква
Обычай
Летучая мышь
Волшебник
Полнолуние
Шалость
Fill in the missing words:Gum, candy, good, cake,  trick, treat, cookies, fruit
Trick or ______, trick or_______,
Give us something good to eat.
Give us ___________, give us _____________,
Give us something sweet to take.
Give us ___________, __________ and ________,
Hurry up and give us some.
You had better do it quick,
Or we’ll surely play a __________.
Trick or __________, trick or _________,
Give us something __________ to eat.

Trick or treat, trick or treat,Give us something good to eat.Give us candy, give us cake,Give us something sweet to take.Give us cookies, fruit and gum,Hurry up and give us some.You had better do it quick,Or we’ll surely play a trick.Trick or treat, trick or treat,Give us something good to eat.
Before we listen and read
to go (went) – идти                               to listen – слушать
to be sure [ʃuə] быть уверенным     to sound like - похож
to run (ran) – бежать                                      crying – плачь
to find – находить                        to touch – прикоснуться
haunted ['hɔ:ntɪd] – с привидениями
silly [sili] – глупый                  cobweb ['kɔbweb] паутина
dark [da:k] – темно                  to hate [heit] – ненавидеть
to hear [hɪə] – слышать                             a spider – паук
to see [si:] – видеть                        smell – запах, пахнуть
noise [noiz] – шум                 rotten fruit – гнилые фрукты
to happen – случаться                horrible ['hɔrəbl] – ужасно
to walk – наступать                                     socks – носки
One day Ann and her brother Tom were taking their dog Bob for a walk. Suddenly, Bob saw a cat in the garden of the big old house at the end of the street...
Tom: Where did he go?Ann: I’m nor sure. I think he ran into the house.Tom: Come on. Let’s find him.Ann: No, I’m not going in there.Tom: Why not? Do you think it’s haunted?Ann: Don’t be silly. It’s dark. You can’t see anything.Tom: It doesn’t matter. We can hear Bob. Come on. It’s OK. Ann: Ow!Tom: What happened?Ann: I walked into something. I can’t see what it is.Tom: What does it feel like?Ann: Hard, you idiot!
Tom: Shhh! Did you hear that?Ann: No.Tom: Shhh! Listen! It sounds like a baby crying.Ann: Oooh! I heard that. I’m going!Tom: Aaagh! Help!Ann: What’s wrong?Tom: Something touched my face.Ann: Ha ha! Maybe it was a ghost!Tom: It felt like a cobweb. Yeuch! I hate spiders.
Ann: Ugh! What’s that smell?Tom: I’m not sure. It smells like rotten fruit.Ann: It smells horrible.Tom: It smells like your socks!Ann: Shut up you! And don’t do that!Tom: What?Ann: Touch my hair.Tom: It wasn’t me. I’m over here.Ann: AAAAGH! Run for it Tom!!!
Answer the following question:
What were the names of the main characters?
Where did they come?
Why did they go there?
What did they find there?
What happened to them at the end of the story?
Find 12 words


title: Презентация на тему: HALLOWEEN

text:
Halloween
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On October 31st British people celebrate Halloween.
It is the most colorful and exciting holiday
of the year.
Halloween is time for fun. It is very dear to those who celebrate it, especially to children and teenagers.
Streets and houses are decorated with pumpkins.
In ancient times people made fires and danced around them. They hoped to frighten evil spirits and to bring warmth to their houses.
The traditional decoration is Jack-o-lantern. People cut holes in the pumpkin and put a candle inside it.It looks frightening at night!
Children dress up, go from house to house and cry: “Trick or treat”? You are to give them some tasty things or they will play a trick on you.
The most popular costumes are of witches, skeletons, black cats, ghosts and other.
At Halloween parties children play traditional games. Many games date back to the harvest festivals of very ancient times.
One of the most popular is called bobbing for apples. One child at a time has to get apples from a tub of water without using hands. But how to do this? By sinking his or her face into the water and biting the apple!


title: Презентация на тему: Hallo!

text:
Hallo!

Hobbys
Internet
Kochen
Sport
Computerspiele
Spazierengehen
Ich habe
Fernsehen (TV)
Rundfunk (Radio)
Presse(Zeitungen, Zeitschriften)
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die Tastatur
 der Bildschirm
 der Laufwerk
die Maus
die Systemeinheit

die Tastatur –die Klaviatur
 der Bildschirm – der Monitor
 der Laufwerk
die Maus
die Systemeinheit

Der ComputerDer PC – der Personal Computer
die Tastatur
 der Bildschirm
 der Speicher
die Maus
Die Systemeinheit

Weltweit werden heute pro Sekunde sieben Computer produziert, aber nur vier Menschen geboren.

Bei der Produktion eines Computers werden 30.000 (dreissigtausend) Liter Wasser und 2.000 (zweitausend) Kilowatt Stunden verbraucht.

Ein einfacher 486(vierhundertsechsundachtzig)er-PC verbraucht zwischen  16 und 19 Tonnen Rohrstoffe.

82(zweiundachtzig) Prozent der Deutschen nutzen den Computer vor allem, um im Internet zu surfen.

51(einundfünfzig) Minuten pro Woche verbringen die Nutzer mit Warten. Hochgerechnet auf 50 Jahre sind das 85(fünfundachtzig) Tage.

1.Wieviel Computer werden jede Sekunde produziert?
	а) 4		в) 17		с) 7
2.Um einen Computer zu machen, braucht man:
	а) Wasser	в) Luft		с) Kohl
3.Wieviel Liter Wasser werden verbraucht?
	а) 300 	в) 30.000 		с) 3.000
4.Die meisten Deutschen nutzen PC :
	а) um zu lesen		в) um zu rechnen
	с) um im Internet zu surfen
5.Wieviel Minuten verbringen die Nutzer mit Warten während der Woche ?
	а) 61		 в) 51 	с) 81
1.Wieviel Computer werden jede Sekunde produziert?
	а) 4		в) 17		с) 7
2.Um einen Computer zu machen, braucht man:
	а) Wasser	в) Luft		с) Kohl
3.Wieviel Liter Wasser werden verbraucht?
	а) 300    	в) 30.000   		с) 3.000
4.Die meisten Deutschen nutzen PC :
	а) um zu lesen		в) um zu rechnen
	с) um im Internet zu surfen
5.Wieviel Minuten verbringen die Nutzer mit Warten während der Woche ?
	а) 61   в) 51 	с) 81
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den Text auf einer Diskette speichern.
den Text mit dem Drucker auf das Papier drucken
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title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

text:
Halloween
Ancient Origins of Halloween
Halloween's origins date back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain.The Celts, who lived 2,000 years ago in the area that is now Ireland, the United Kingdom and northern France, celebrated their new year on November 1. This day marked the end of summer and the harvest and the beginning of the dark, cold winter, a time of year that was often associated with human death. On the night of October 31 they celebrated Samhain, when it was believed that the ghosts of the dead returned to earth. In addition to causing trouble and damaging crops, Celts thought that the presence of the otherworldly spirits made it easier for the Druids, or Celtic priests, to make predictions about the future.
Today's Halloween Traditions
The American Halloween tradition of "trick-or-treating" probably dates back to the early All Souls' Day parades in England. During the festivities, poor citizens would beg for food and families would give them pastries called "soul cakes" in return for their promise to pray for the family's dead relatives.
The tradition of dressing in costume for Halloween has both European and Celtic roots. Hundreds of years ago, winter was an uncertain and frightening time. To avoid being recognized by these ghosts, people would wear masks when they left their homes after dark so that the ghosts would mistake them for fellow spirits. On Halloween, to keep ghosts away from their houses, people would place bowls of food outside their homes.
Halloween Superstitions
In Scotland, fortune-tellers recommended that an eligible young woman name a hazelnut for each of her suitors and then toss the nuts into the fireplace. The nut that burned to ashes rather than popping or exploding, the story went, represented the girl's future husband.
Another tale had it that if a young woman ate a sugary concoction made out of walnuts, hazelnuts and nutmeg before bed on Halloween night she would dream about her future husband.
Young women tossed apple-peels over their shoulders, hoping that the peels would fall on the floor in the shape of their future husbands' initials; and stood in front of mirrors in darkened rooms, holding candles and looking over their shoulders for their husbands' faces.

 Jack-o-lantern
People cut out eyes, a nose and a mouth on a pumpkin, put there a candle, turning a usual pumpkin into jack-o-lantern. It is very ancient Irish custom. The legend tells that there lived the person by name of Jack who was very avaricious. Therefore, when he died, it didn't get on heavens. As it didn't start up and to a devil. As a result, Jack has been compelled to go on the ground with the pumpkin till the Doomsday. Irish began to cut out terrible faces on turnip, a beet, a potato and a pumpkin, representing jack-o-lantern.

Food
Because Halloween comes in the wake of the yearly apple harvest, candy apples , caramel or taffy apples are common Halloween treats made by rolling whole apples in a sticky sugar syrup.
At one time, candy apples were commonly given to children, but the practice rapidly waned in the wake of widespread rumors that some individuals were embedding items like pins and razor blades in the apples in the United States.
One custom that persists in modern-day Ireland is the baking of a barmbrack which is a light fruitcake, into which a plain ring, a coin and other charms are placed before baking.
Dear Students, listen to the song “This is Halloween” and fill the gaps, please!!!
This is Halloween
Boys and girls of 1) ___________________________Wouldn't you like to see something 2)______________?Come with us and you will seeThis, our town of HalloweenThis is Halloween, this is Halloween3)__________________ scream in the dead of nightThis is Halloween, 4)_____________ make a scene5)______________________ till the neighbors gonna die of frightIt's our town, everybody screamIn this town of HalloweenI am the one hiding under your bedTeeth ground sharp and eyes glowing redI am the one hiding under yours stairsFingers like 6)____________ and 7) ______________ in my hairThis is Halloween, this is HalloweenHalloween! Halloween! Halloween! Halloween!
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In this town we call homeEveryone hail to the 8)________________________In this town, don't we love it now?Everybody's waiting for the next 9)____________________Round that corner, man hiding in the trash canSomething's waiting now to pounce, and how you'll...Scream! This is HalloweenRed 'n' black, slimy greenAren't you 10)___________________?Well, that's just fineSay it once, say it twiceTake a chance and roll the dice
Ride with the moon in the 11)_______________Everybody scream! Everybody scream!In our town of Halloween!I am the 12)__________ with the tear-away face
pumpkin song
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Here in a flash and gone without a traceI am the "who" when you call, "Who'sthere?"I am the wind blowing through your hairI am the 13)____________ on the moonlit nightFilling your 14)____________ to the brim with frightThis is Halloween, this is HalloweenHalloween! Halloween! Halloween! Halloween!Halloween! Halloween!Tender lumpings everywhereLife's no fun without a 15)_____________________That's our job, but we're not meanIn our town of Halloween
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1. When is Halloween celebrated?
a) December 25th
b) February 14th
c) October 31th
2. What colours are associated with Halloween?
 a) red and  green
b) yellow and blue
c) orange and black
3. Who can walk through walls?
a) witches
b) goblins
c) ghosts
4. What is worn to keep vampires away?
a) garlic
b) onion
c) pepper
5. When are werewolves supposed to come out?
during a full moon
b) after midnight
c) on a Halloween night
6. What does a witch use for transport?
a) a hat
b) a motorbike
c) a broomstick
7.What would you call a group of witches?
coven
b) gang
c) mob


title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

text:
Halloween
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 Лет 20 назад в России никто и не слышал о Хэллоуине, зато в наши дни вряд ли найдется, хоть один человек, который не знает об этом празднике. Многие знают, что День Всех Святых - это что-то вроде конца и одновременного начала годового цикла. Праздник Хэллоуин был придуман кельтами. Все дело в том, что этот народ делил год на две части: летняя часть и зимняя. 31 октября кельты отмечали конец сбора урожая и канун Нового года. В последнюю ночь октября по кельтским поверьям, их бога Солнце похищает князь тьмы Самхейн. Именно в эту ночь, раз в году открываются врата ада, и мертвые души приходят в наш мир и устраивают карнавал. Чтобы задобрить всю эту нечисть кельты выставляли на улицу различные угощения, а также обязательным жертвоприношением была часть урожая.
Хэллоуин традиционно отмечается в ночь с 31 октября
на 1 ноября. Примерно в XVI веке сложилась традиция
выпрашивания сладостей ночью 31 октября .Дети и
взрослые надевали тканевые маски и ходили от отдной
к другой,требуя от хозяев угощение и мелко шаля.

«Светильник Джека»
Один из основных атрибутов праздника Хэллоуин, представляет собой вырезанную в виде головы тыкву с подсветкой (традиционно —свечой, но сегодня часто используется электрическая подсветка.
Символы
В Шотландии в качестве символа Хэллоуина выступала репа, но в Северной Америке её быстро заменила тыква, как более дешёвый и доступный овощ.
Популярны костюмы персонажей классических фильмов ужасов, например, Мумии и Чудовища Франкентштейна. В праздничном убранстве домов большую роль играют символы осени, например, деревенские пугала. Традиционными цветами являются чёрный и оранжевый.

                      Костюмы
Основная тема костюмов на Хэллоуин — это разная нечисть или сверхъестественные персонажи, однако популярны и костюмы на совершенно произвольную тематику.
 Среди костюмов на Хэллоуин можно было встретить не только костюмы вампиров, оборотней или ведьм, но  фей и королев.
Сегодня последний день октября, во многих странах это считается днём перехода в тёмный сезон, окончанием урожаев и возможностью поиграться с коварными силами духов и, кто знает, заглянуть в своё будущее. То есть это Halloween. Чуть больше истории Хэллоуина я рассказывала в 2011 году, а сегодня мы касаемся символики этого яркого праздника, читаем немножечко поверий и разглядываем разные по стилю проявления мотива Хэллоуина.
Чёрные кошки с выгнутыми спинами символизируют людей, наказанных за недобрые поступки. Вырезанная тыква с усмехающимся лицом Jack-o'-lantern символизирует человека по имени Джек, который был настолько убогим, что его не впустили ни в рай, ни ад, а отправили ходить по Земле до скончания веков со своим зажжённым светильником. Тыква же, поставленная возле дома, защищает его от злых духов. Яблоки считались символом связи между людьми и богами. Погружать голову в таз с водой, чтобы ухватить яблоко, это символическая игра на Хэллоуин, символизирующая прохождение бессмертных душ сквозь воду по пути в их землю Авалон. Кушать яблоки считается навлекать удачу. Предсказания важны на Хэллоуин, так как в начале нового года темноты духи обладают большей силой для того, чтобы заглядывать в будущее. Люди шепчут заклинания, чтобы духи сообщили им, что грядёт, и распевают магические напевы, чтобы их желания сбылись. В этот день жгли ритуальные костры и гадали на камнях, положенных в него. Праздник был близок к природе и остаётся по-своему языческим по сей день.
 THIS IS END


title: Презентация на тему: Halloween

text:
Halloween
In the year 835 A. D. the Roman Catholic Church made November 1st a church holiday to honour all the saints. This day is called All Saints' Day. The Mass said on All Saints' Day was called Allhallowmass. The day before All Saints' Day was known all hallows' Eve or All Hallow e'en.
Since that time many years have passed. Some traditions are gone, new traditions appeared.
 I am going to tell you about the most popular customs of Halloween. In the United States children wear costumes and masks and go trick-or-treating. Many of them carve jack-o'-lantens out of pumpkins. Fortunetelling and storytelling about ghosts and witches are popular activities
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The tradition of dressing in costume for Halloween has both European and Celtic roots. Hundreds of years ago, winter was an uncertain and frightening time. Food supplies often ran low and, many people afraid of the dark, the short days of winter were full of constant worry.
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Examles of Halloween make-up and costumes
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On Halloween, when it was believed that ghosts came back to the earthly world, people thought that they would encounter ghosts if they left their homes. To avoid being recognized by these ghosts, people would wear masks when they left their homes after dark so that the ghosts would mistake them for fellow spirits.
On Halloween, people placed bowls of food outside their homes to appease the ghosts and prevent them from attempting to enter their home.

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Fire was very important to the Celts as it was to all early people. In the old days people lit bonfires to ward away evil spirits and in some places they used to     jump over the fire to bring good luck. Today, we light candles in pumpkin and then put them outside our homes to ward of evil spirits.
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It has the roman origins. The Roman festival for remembering the dead was also in October. During this time, the Romans remembered their goddess, Pomona. She was the goddess of the trees and fruits, and when the Romans came to Britain, they began to hold these two festivals on the same day. Apples probably became associated with Halloween because of this festival.
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Another tradition is Apple Bobbing.
Examles of Halloween food
Examles of Halloween food
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Trick or Treat was first known as Mischief Night. Halloween was a time for making mischief — many parts of England still recognize this date as Mischief Night Children dress in costumes and masks and go from door to door saying "trick or treat". The neighbours give children such treats as candy, fruit and money so children do not play tricks on them.

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Jack-o'-lanterns are hallowed-out pumpkins with face carved into one side.
Most jack-o'-lanterns contain a candle inside. An Irish legend says that jack-o'-lanterns are named after the man called Jack.
He could not enter heaven because he was a miser, and he could not enter hell because he had played jokes on devil. As a result, Jack has to walk on the earth with his lantern until Judgment Day.

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The End!


title: Презентация на тему: ALL SORTS OF FUN FOR YOU, FRIENDS!

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Are you a good fisherman?
Put your finger on the end of the fishing- rod. Close your eyes.
Move your finger down and open your eyes. Have you caught a fish?
Name the number of points in English.
You can try three times.Add up  the number of points (in English!)If your score is higher than your comrades' is, you win.
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title: Презентация на тему: Walt Disney

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Walt Disney
5.12.1901 – 15.12.1966
Walt Disney could take the dreams of America, and make them come true. He was very creaive and  imaginative person.
Walt’s parents, Elias and Flora

small Walt Disney

Walt attended McKinley High School in Chicago.
At school he began to entertain his friends by imitating his silent screen hero, Charlie Chaplin.
On December 21, 1937, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the first full-length animated musical feature, premiered at the Carthay Theater in Los Angeles.
Walt Disney is a legend; a folk hero of the 20th century. His worldwide popularity was based upon the ideals which his name represents: imagination, optimism, creation, and self-made success in the American tradition.
Thank you for attention!


title: Презентация на тему: All the things I like

text:
ALL THE THINGS I LIKE
Разработана:
Давыдовой Анной Викторовной
Учителем английского языка
МОУ Тимоновская СОШ
Город Солнечногорск-7
Московская область
These are just some of my favourite things:
CHICKEN   ['ʧɪkɪn]
CHOCOLATE ['ʧɔklət]
WATER  ['wɔːtə]
PIZZA  ['piːtsə]
LEMONADE  [ˌlemə'neɪd]
VEGETABLE  ['veʤ(ə)təbl]
ICE CREAM  [‘aɪs kriːm]
EGG  [eg]
SANDWICH  ['sænwɪʤ]
BURGER  ['bɜːgə]
CHIPS  [ʧɪps]
READ THE RHYME:
                 with                  ,

                 and               ,

                 and              ,

                  with cheese on it!

              in my            ,

                with chips:

These are just some

Of my favourite things!
In my lunch box!
Meat  [miːt]
Potato  [pə'teɪtəu]
Biscuit  ['bɪskɪt]
Milk  [mɪlk]
Cake  [keɪk]
Orange juice  ['ɔrɪnʤ ʤuːs]
Pasta ['pæstə]
Carrot  ['kærət]
Sausage  ['sɔsɪʤ]
Rice  [raɪs]
Popcorn  ['pɔpkɔːn]
Coke  [kəuk]

Местоимения SOME/ANY:
Some – употребляется в утвердительных предложениях.
There are some apples in the fridge.
Any – употребляется в отрицательных и вопросительных предложениях.
There aren’t any eggs on the table.
Is there any chocolate?
Исключение:
Can I have some milk, please?

Read and choose:
We’ve got some/any burgers.
I haven’t got some/any cake.
Can I have some/any meat?
Have you got some/any cheese?
We haven’t got some/any eggs.
Fruit, vegetable or drink? Look and say.
An apple is a fruit.
Water is a drink.
A carrot is a vegetable.

Источник:
УМК «Spotlight» («Английский в фокусе») для 3-го класса,Быкова Н.И., Дули Дж., Поспелова М.Д., Эванс В.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH


title: Презентация на тему: Alphabet. Letters, Pictures and Words

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Alphabet
Letters, Pictures and Words
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apple
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bell
c
cat
d
dog
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egg
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fox
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zebra


Презентация на тему: A. Losev


title: Презентация на тему: Alphabet

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ALPHABET
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B b
C c
D d
E e
F f
G g
H h
I i
J j
K k
L l
M m
N n
O o
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THE END


title: Презентация на тему: Walt Disney

text:
Walt Disney
             Walter Elias "Walt" Disney
Born: 5 December 1901
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois
Died: 15 December 1966 (lung cancer)
Best Known As: The creator of Mickey Mouse and Disneyland

Walt Disney then established his own studio, producing animated cartoons. His most famous character was Mickey Mouse, who was first seen in Plane Crazy and Steamboat Willy (1928). Disney also provided the original voice for Mickey.
Disney's earliest full length cartoon movies were Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs, Pinnochio, Dumbo and Fantasia.
In the 1950s onwards he produced heroic colour tales like Robin Hood and Treasure Island; and in 1964 Disney made Mary Poppins.
Disney opened the first theme park, Disneyland in California in 1955. There are now others in Florida, Tokyo and near Paris.
Walt Disney is a legend; a folk hero of the 20th century. His worldwide popularity was based upon the ideals which his name represents: imagination, optimism, creation, and self-made success in the American tradition. He brought us closer to the future, while telling us of the past, it is certain, that there will never be such as great a man, as Walt Disney.

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title: Презентация на тему: ALL SORTS OF FUN FOR YOU, FRIENDS

text:
MY HEAD!
YOU SEE SEVEN DIFFERENT KINDS OF LETTERS   IN THE PICTURE.
FIRST COLLECT  THE LETTERS OF THE SAME KIND
THEN WRITE WITH THEM THE NAME OF A PART OF THE BODY AND THE NAMES OF THE PARTS OF THE HEAD.

ANSWER
Head
Face
Eyes
Nose
Mouth
Ears
Hair
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title: Презентация на тему: Also, wer ist wie

text:
       Wer ist wie?
groß
klein
lustig
traurig
Frau Holle ist alt und gut.
Karabas Barabas ist böse.
Till Eulenspiegel ist groß.
Malvina ist gut.
Buratino ist lustig.
Däumelinchen ist klein.


title: Презентация на тему: Walt disney presents

text:
All people in our world adore to watch cartoons,  Especially cartoons from Walt Disney pictures . Children and adults like different heroes, funny stories and situations. Cartoons and films of WALT DISNEY always distinguish from other productions. so we want to tell you about  THIS CORPORATION. What WE NEED TO KNOW IS WHO WAS THE FIRST FOUNDER OF IT AND WHAT THIS COMPANY REPRESENTS NOW.
    The father of Mickey Mouse, founder of Disneyland and of the theme parks of Walt Disney World, was born in Chicago, Illinois, on December 5 of 1901. He found himself far away from the cities, being raised in a farm near Marceline, Missouri, and yet he soon got interested not in cows and crops but in the art of drawing. Actually, he sold his very first sketches to his farm neighbors when he was only seven years old.
Mickey MouseAfter losing the rights to Oswald, Disney felt the need to develop a new character to replace him. He based the character on a mouse he had adopted as a pet while working in a Kansas City studio. Ub Iwerks reworked on the sketches made by Disney so that it was easier to animate it. However, Mickey's voice and personality was provided by Disney. As many of the old animators have commented, "Ub designed Mickey's physical appearance, but Walt gave him his soul.
Planning Disneyland
6.  Remember that all of this takes loads of practice. Scads of practice. Oodles of practice. The great artists didn't get that way by doodling while they were talking on the phone, they devoted their life to learning to draw just right.
Disney stars
Nemo
Madagascar
PERFORMED WORK:
Walt Disney Biography During a 43-year Hollywood career that spanned the development of the motion picture medium as a modern American art, Walter Elias Disney was a pioneer, innovator, and the possessor of one of the most fertile imaginations the world has ever known.
Together with his brother, Disney pooled in money to set up his first Hollywood cartoon studio in his uncle's garage. Disney sent an unfinished print to New York distributor Margaret Winkler, who promptly wrote back to him. She was keen on a distribution deal
 with Disney for more live-action/animated shorts based upon
Alice's Wonderland.
Besides Oswald and Mickey, a similar mouse-character is seen in Alice Comedies which featured a mouse named Ike the Mouse, and the first Flip the Frog cartoon called Fiddlesticks, which showed a Mickey Mouse-look alike playing fiddle. The initial films were animated by Iwerks, his name was prominently featured on the title cards. The mouse was originally named "Mortimer", but later christened "Mickey Mouse" by Lillian Disney who thought that the name Mortimer did not fit. Mortimer later became the name of Mickey's rival for Minnie, who was taller than his renowned adversary and had a Brooklyn accent.
Disney drew sketches of his ideas for an amusement park where he envisioned his employees spending time with their children. He got his idea for a children's theme park after visiting Children's Fairyland in Oakland, California. This plan was originally meant for a plot located south of the Studio, across the street. The original ideas developed into a concept for a larger enterprise that was to become Disneyland.
Disney spent five years of his life developing Disneyland and created a new subsidiary of his company, called WED Enterprises, to carry out the planning and production of the park. A small group of Disney studio employees joined the Disneyland development project as engineers and planners, and were dubbed Imaginers
In 1998 Disneyland was
renamed Disneyland Park in
 order to distinguish it from the larger Disneyland Resort complex.
Disneyland is a theme park that is located at 1313 South Harbor Boulevard in Anaheim, California, USA. It opened on July 17, 1955. The park is owned and operated by The Walt Disney Company. Currently the park has been visited by more than 515 million guests since it opened to the public, including presidents, royalty, and other heads of state.
Disney World was to include a larger, more elaborate version of Disneyland which was to be called the Magic Kingdom. It would also feature a number of golf courses and resort hotels. The heart of Disney World, however, was to be the Experimental Prototype City (or Community) of Tomorrow, or EPCOT for short. EPCOT was designed to be an operational city where residents would live, work, and interact using advanced and experimental technology, while scientists would develop and test new technologies to improve human life and health.
1.One of the very best things you can do to improve your drawing is to draw from life, which means actually drawing what you see in front of you.  Whether it's your mom or a fork, the better you get at accurately drawing what you see, the easier it will be to transfer the image in your head to the paper in front of you.  This is also really good if you aren't sure how to draw something from memory - say you needed to draw a light bulb but weren't sure exactly how all the little inside wires worked - find a light bulb and draw it, paying attention to what you don't know, and chances are next time you need to draw one, you'll have it there in that mental library.  If not, try again.  It just takes practice.
2.  To take drawing from life further, draw people.  Lots of people.  Draw your family, making sure to get facial features right.  Take some paper (preferably in a sketchbook, it's easier) to a mall, park, or airport, or somewhere with lots of people, and draw them.  If you feel insecure about this, find an inconspicuous corner and draw people who aren't facing you.  But drawing people is the best way to learn to draw quickly and accurately (because they usually don't hold still for very long), and get an idea for the variations that set people apart from each other.  This will also give you an idea of how cloth works in the way it folds over joints or the way a dress folds, which is important if you plan on drawing characters that aren't wearing skin-tight clothes or... nothing at all.
4.  Develop your own personal style.  Everyone has their own style of drawing, just like everyone has unique handwriting.  Don't try to make your style exactly like another's just because it's cool.
It's great to be influenced by different styles, and learning how to draw them is great exercise, but you'll probably not be as good in a foreign style as your own.
5.  Check out some cartooning books to learn how to use action lines and make a good silhouette.  I could discuss them here, but I couldn't do it half as well as most cartooning books.  The library usually has several.
Mickey
Tom and Jerry
Lady and the tramp
Brother bear
Princesses
Our lovely ducks!
Disney Animation today
Traditional hand-drawn animation, with which Walt Disney started his company, no longer continues at the Walt Disney Feature Animation studio. After a stream of financially unsuccessful traditionally-animated features in the late-1990s and early 2000s, the two satellite studios in Paris and Orlando were closed, and the main studio in Burbank was converted to a computer animation production facility. In 2004, Disney released what was announced as their final "traditionally animated" feature film, Home on the Range. However, since the 2006 acquisition of Pixar and the resulting rise of John Lasseter to Chief Creative Officer, that position has changed, and the upcoming 2009 film The Princess and the Frog will mark Disney's return to traditional 2-D animation.
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title: Презентация на тему: Walt Whitman

text:
Walt Whitman
Vika Verbych
Form 11B
School 5
The features of the works of Walt Whitman

Teacher: N.G. Savko
Walt Whitman
Transcendentalism
(Literary movement)
Two trends
Romanticism
Realism
He tried to represent
subject matter truthfully,
without artificiality
and avoiding artistic
conventions, implausible,
exotic and supernatural
elements
The denial of rationalism,
human senses cult,
the cult of individualism.
The presentation of an
 unusual character
 in exceptional
 circumstances
Reason, spirit,
deep and free intuition
Specimen
Days

Democratic
Vistas
(1871)
Franklin
Evans
(1842)
Leaves
of Grass
 (1855 )
Drum-Taps
(1865)

Memoranda
During
the War
The
outstanding
works
The use of a
 dialogue between
 the poet
and the reader
The use of metaphors,
rhetorical questions,
 appeals,
orders.
Poetics of
Democracy
The use of vers libre


Презентация на тему: Алтын орда


title: Презентация на тему: Walt Disney’s World

text:
To many people the name of Walt Disney means the world of cartoon. He created a lot of short cartoons and many longer films. His name is very famous. He was born in Chicago              on December 5, 1901.
When he grew up, he began to draw pictures and create cartoons, and one day he had an idea to make a mouse the main character of the cartoons. In 1928 the audience saw Mickey Mouse on the screen and they          both became famous             stars.
Then came other characters: Donald Duck, Pluto, and many, many more.
 All the films end happily.. They are easy and nice to watch. We always feel comfortable and enjoy them very much.
      One day an idea came to      Disney. He wanted to       create a special place, a special land for children and parents to have fun together. So he built Disneyland in California near Los Angeles.


title: Презентация на тему: Alternative sources of energy

text:
Alternative sources of
energy
Alternative sources of energy:
Wind power.
Solar energy.
Geothermal energy.
Water power:
hydro-electric power;
tidal power;
wave power
Wind power
Wind power
Wind power
Solar power
Solar power
Solar power
The advantages:
no extra land space is needed;
can also be situated in urban areas,
    where there is plenty of available space;
easy to install;
replace the need for other materials, such as tiles;
generate more electricity than is needed at certain times in the day, so can be sold back to local electricity companies.
The disadvantages:
depend on changeable weather;
costly installation.
Geothermal energy
There are hot springs in Iceland, which get their warm from the Earth
Geothermal energy
Water power
Tidal power
It works by using the gravitational pull of the moon, which creates tidal rises and falls, to produce energy.
Tidal power
The advantages:
using natural forces;
in the long-term it could enable cheaper electricity;
once up and running, quite safe to the environment.
The disadvantages:
tidal power generators can be quite expensive to set-up;
the disruption to the area;
the risk of pollution to the river.
Hydro-electric power
A reservoir is built with a dam in it.
A  mass of water is held back by the damp and then suddenly released all at once, sending the water through a turbine at great force.
Hydro-electric power
The advantages:
pollution free and safe when up and running
The disadvantages:
creating it there can be tremendous disruption and upset to the environment, animals and nearby residents;
finding sites large enough for this is quite hard.
Wave power
It works by capturing mass of kinetic energy created by waves.
Building dams or pipes for the water to go up.
Wave power
The advantages:
with waves which are around 400 m long 700 kilowatts of electricity per metre could be captured;
if a suitable site could be found, cheaper and environmentally friendly energy could be created
The disadvantage:
disruptive to other industry, such as fishing.
Geothermal electric stations