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Health is above wealth.A healthy mind in a healthy body.

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Слайд 1Олимпийские игры
Знаменитые спортсмены

Тема: Спорт
Учитель :Малышева О.В
Половневская СОШ




SPORT

Олимпийские игрыЗнаменитые спортсменыТема: СпортУчитель :Малышева О.ВПоловневская СОШ SPORT

Слайд 2Health is above wealth.

A healthy mind in a healthy body.

Health is above wealth.A healthy mind in a healthy body.

Слайд 3Why do people go in for sport?
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Why do people go in for sport?It makes …It gives …It helps …

Слайд 4LISTENING COMPREHENSION
History of the Olympics
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LISTENING COMPREHENSIONHistory of the Olympics    start

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History of the Olympics
Vocabulary Work

History of the OlympicsVocabulary Work

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to honor

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linked rings

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to represent

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swifter

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to be held

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Olympic competition

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“Wiser, Stronger, Slimmer”

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“Wiser, Stronger, Slimmer”

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Ancient Greeks … their gods.

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The first Olympic competition

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2. Who was honored by the ancient Greeks?
They honored the Greek god, Zeus.

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The first Olympic competition

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They honored the Greek god, Zeus.

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The first Olympic competition

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They honored the Greek god, Zeus.

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The ancient Romans banned them in the 4th century.

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The first Olympic competition

was held in the ancient Greek city of Olympia.

2. Who was honored by the ancient Greeks?
They honored the Greek god, Zeus.

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The ancient Romans banned them in the 4th century.

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1. Which ancient city held the first Olympic

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The first Olympic competition was held

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2. Who was honored by the ancient Greeks?
They honored the Greek god, Zeus.

3. Who banned the Olympic Games?
The ancient Romans banned them in the 4th century.

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Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France proposed the world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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The name of the correspondent is … .
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Greece held the Olympic games every … years for the next … thousand years.
The ancient Romans banned them in the … century.
The modern Olympic games began more than … years ago.

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History of the Olympics

The first Olympic competition (was The first Olympic competition (was, had been held The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
The modern Olympic games (had begun, began, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, was proposing) a world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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History of the Olympics

The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
The modern Olympic games (had begun, began, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, was proposing) a world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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History of the Olympics

The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
The modern Olympic games (had begun, began, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, was proposing) a world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
The modern Olympic games (had begun, began, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, was proposing) a world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
The modern Olympic games (had begun, began, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, was proposing) a world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold Greece (hold, held Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
The modern Olympic games (had begun, began, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, was proposing) a world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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History of the Olympics

The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
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The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
The modern Olympic games (had begun The modern Olympic games (had begun, began The modern Olympic games (had begun, began, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, was proposing) a world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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History of the Olympics

The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
The modern Olympic games (had begun, began, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, was proposing) a world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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History of the Olympics

The first Olympic competition (was, had been held, was

held) in the ancient Greek city of Olympia more than two thousand seven hundred years ago. The modern day summer Olympics (begin, has begun, began) today in the Greek capital, Athens. Gwen Outen (has told, tells, is telling) us more about the Olympic Games.
At the first Olympics, men (had taken, took, were taking) part in foot races during celebrations to honor the Greek god, Zeus. More races and sports (had been added, were added, added) later.
Greece (hold, held, had held) these Olympic games every four years for the next 1,000 years. The ancient Romans (were banning, banned, had banned) them in the 4th century.
The modern Olympic games (had begun, began, are beginning) more than one hundred years ago. Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France (had proposed, proposed, was proposing) a world celebration of sports like the ancient games of Greece.

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Слайд 57OLYMPIC SYMBOLS

OLYMPIC SYMBOLS

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CITIUS – ALTIUS - FORTIUS

Слайд 61OLYMPIC AWARDS

OLYMPIC AWARDS

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