Назва заходу: «English Traditions»
Форма: Брейн-ринг
Клас: 8-9 клас
Мета: виховувати та підтримувати у школярів мотивацію до
оволодіння іноземною мовою; розширити знання учнів про культуру країни, мова
якої вивчається; формувати лінгвокраїнознавчу компетенцію школярів, розвинути в
учнів навички слухання та говоріння; розвинути в учнів логічне мислення та
пам'ять.
Хід заходу
Teacher: Good morning,
dear pupils, jury, our teams and guests! You are welcome to the intellectual
English contest. The aim of our meeting is to show the students’ knowledge not
only of English, but about the Literature and Geography as well, to widen the
outlook and encourage students to speak. Our topic is English Traditions. Now
I’d like to introduce our jury to you…
Teacher: Today two teams
take part in our competition: the first team is represented by pupils of the
eighth form. Let’s greet them (team names itself and tells their slogan).
Teacher: The second team
is the pupils of ninth form. They are … (team names itself and tells their
slogan).
Round
1
Teacher: The first
contest is “How much do you know about the English Traditions”. You have to
answer the questions. For every right answer you will get 1 point to your
score.
Questions:
•
When do we celebrate New Year? (31 of December)
•
Does Christmas in Ukraine and England coincide? (no)
•
What are the most popular holidays in Great Britain?
Name them. (Halloween, Thanksgiving, Easter, Christmas, New year)
•
What traditions are connected with Christmas in
Ukraine? (singing carols)
•
When do we celebrate Christmas? (7 of January)
•
Could you please translate the word “carols” into
Ukrainian? (колядки)
•
How do English families prepare for Christmas holiday?
(buy presents, decorate New Year Tree, bake turkey, prepare pudding)
•
What is the symbol of England? (the red Rose)
•
What is the symbol of Scotland? (the tristle)
•
What is the symbol of Wales? (the daffodil)
•
What is the symbol of Northern Ireland? (the shamrock)
•
What is the national costume of Scotland? (the kilt)
•
What is the emblem of Easter? (the rabbit)
•
What is the
British national drink? (tea)
•
What is the national dish of the Britain? (pudding)
Round 2
Teacher: The second
contest is to make up a puzzle. You will be given the puzzles of flags of
English-speaking countries. Please, make up the pieces of puzzles. You have 3
minutes for it. Every flag is a point for your team.
Round
3
Teachers: Now our guests
have a chance to get extra points for their team. Your task is to listen to the
riddle and answer it.
The riddles:
•
Clean, but not
water,
White, but not snow,
Sweet,
but not ice-cream,
What is it? (sugar)
•
The moon is my father,
Sea
is my sister,
I
have a billion brothers,
I
die when I reach land. ( A wave on the ocean)
•
At night they come without being fetched,
And
by day they are lost without being stolen. (Stars)
•
What gets wetter as it dries? (A towel)
•
What is white when it is dirty and black when it is
clean? (A blackboard)
•
I am not inside a house,
But no house is
complete without me.
What am I? (A
window)
•
Which room has no doors, no windows? (A mushroom)
•
What is always coming, but never arrives? (Tomorrow)
•
What walks around all day and lies under the bed at
night with its tongue hanging out? (Our
shoes)
Round 4
Teacher: the forth
contest is to guess the holiday. You will be shown some photos and your task is
to tell me what is the name of the holiday. Every right answer will give you
one point.
Teacher: The next
contest for you is a test. You have only 3 minutes to do it.
Questions:
•
What is the most important festival of Welsh poetry
and music?
•
The Edinburgh
Festival
•
The Rock
festival in Liverpool
•
Eisteddfod
•
Eurovision
•
What is the Scottish national costume for
men?
•
the
tuxedo
•
the
black uniform
•
the kilt
•
the
bearskin
•
What is the most popular drink in Britain?
•
apple
juice
•
tea
•
milk
•
coffee
•
What is the name for New Year’s Eve in
Scotland?
•
Cocney
•
Hogmanay
•
Christmas
•
the
evening before New Year
•
What do the children usually do at Halloween?
•
“trick or treat”
•
“sing
or dance”
•
“give
or take”
•
“cry
or laugh”
•
Which holiday is usually celebrated on the
5th of November in the UK?
•
Easter
•
Guy Fawkes Day
•
Halloween
•
New
Year
•
What is a “bank holiday”?
•
the holiday on the bank of the river
•
week-end
•
public holiday
•
summer
holiday
•
What is the traditional Christmas song
called in Britain?
•
“Anthem”
•
“Auld Lang Syne”
•
“Imagine”
•
“Jingle
Bells”
9. When is
Halloween celebrated in the UK?
a) on 31st October
b) on 31st November
c) on 31st September
d) on 31st January
10. Scottish
surnames begin with…..
a) O`
b) Mac or Mc
c) de
d) La
Results:
Teacher: Our
competition has come to the end and we are thankful to our teams, participants
and jury. Please, tell me who is the winner? Thank you for the game, we wish
you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!