Презентация к открытому уроку по английскому языку на тему "British holidays" (Праздники в Великобритании)

Mother‘s day, St. Valentine’s Day, Women’s Day.

(tasty) dishes; to visit friends; to make (give) flowers and presents; to decorate

the room; to enjoy the holiday; to invite relatives.

In many places around the world people celebrate mothers’

day on various days because the day has a number of different origins.
In Britain there is also a holiday which people call Mother's Day.
In the old days many girls from poor families in the country worked in rich houses. They did all the house work and their working day was usually very long. They often worked on Sundays, too.

they could visit their mothers.
They went home

on that day and brought presents for their mothers and for other members of their families. They could stay at home only one day and then they went back to their work. People called that day Mothering Day or Mothering Sunday.
Later workers at the factories and girls who worked in the houses of rich families received one free day a week, and Mothering Day became Mother's Day.

mothers and bring them flowers and presents. The eldest son

must bring his mother a good cake. If sons or daughters cannot be with their mother on that day, they usually send her presents. Mother's Day must be a day of rest for the mother of the family, so her daughters cook the dinner on that day and the sons help to wash the dishes.
Now Mother's Day in Britain is the second Sunday in May. In the United States and Canada Mother's Day is also the second Sunday in May.

What day could they visit their mothers?

3) How did people

call that day?

4) When do people celebrate Mother's Day in Great Britain?

Questions

6) When do Russians celebrate Mother's Day?

only that she’s growing old.

“T” is for the tears she

shed to save me.

“H” is for her heart of purest gold.

“E” is for eyes, with love lights shining.

“R” means right, and right she’ll always be.

Put them altogether; they spell “mother”,

A word that means the world for me.

it?
a) New Year b) Christmas

c) the First Foot

2. People send special cards to someone they love. They don’t sign their names.
a) St. Valentine’s Day b) New Year c) Mother’s Day

3. People visit their mothers and give them flowers and small presents.
a) St. Valentine’s Day b) New Year c) Mother’s Day

What do you know about British holidays?

balls. a) St. Valentine’s Day

b)Easter c) New Year 5. When is Halloween? a) October 31 b) October 5 c) November 5 6. When is Christmas in Britain? a) January 7 b) January 25 c) December 25

St. Valentine’s Day b)Easter

c) New Year 8. When is the Queen’s actual birthday? a) the 1st of April b) the 21st of April c) the 21 of March  
9. When is the official Queen’s Birthday?
a) the second Saturday in June b) the second Saturday in July c) the 21st of April
 

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