Презентация учителя английского языка МОУ «СОШ с.Малый Узень Питерского района Саратовскойобласти» Рыжовой Валентины Николаевны

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Have you guessed what country it is?

This is Scotland

Who hasnt seen Scotland doesnt really know Great Britain

The National Flag of Scotland Cross of St Andrew

What do we associate with Scotland? kilt tartan castles LochNess clan bagpipe MacWizard And what else?

Scotland on the ma p Scotland is a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It is situated in the north of the British Isles.

The Latin name for Scotland is Caledonia. The name was given to the land by the Romans. Modern use is as a romantic or poetic name for Scotland as a whole.

Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland It is one of the oldest towns of the world. Like Rome, it was built on seven hills.

Ben Nevis is the highest point in Scotland

Scotland is famous for i ts fresh water lochs (lakes) – there are over 600 square miles of them. One of the most famous is Loch Ness where a mysterious monster is said to lurk in the depths of the water.

Scottish bagpipe Bagpipe is a national musical instrument of Scotland. The Scottish bagpipe is the most famous in the world. It is used in other countries too. Bagpipe is a very loud instrument You can hear the sound of it at the distance of 3 kilometers.

Kilt The kilt is a knee-length garment with pleats at the rear, originating in the traditional dress of men and boys in the Scottish Highlands of the 16th century. The kilt is most often worn on formal occasions and at Highland Games and sports events.pleats

Tartan Tartan is a colorful woolen cloth with a pattern of lines of different widths and different colors. Each clan in the Highlands has a certain color associated with it and a certain checked pattern which they wear on the kiltwoolen clothpatternwidths the Highlands associated checked

Haggis The haggis is a traditional Scottish dish containing sheep's pluck(heart, liver and lungs), minced with onion, oatmeal, suet, spices, and salt, mixed with stock, and traditionally simmered in the animal's stomach for approximately three hours.pluck oatmeal,

Edinburgh Castle There is a Stone of Destiny in Edinburgh Castle

The Stone of Destiny The Stone of Scone, more commonly known as the Stone of Destiny and often referred to in England as the Coronation Stone. The weight – 152 kg

Cawdor Castle

Inverness Castle

The Scottish people are great patriots of their country. They keep their old customs and traditions even if they seem strange to the whole world.

Do the quiz (more than one answer can be correct) 1. The capital of Scotland is a) London b) Edinburgh c) Wales 2. Nowadays Scotland is a) part of the United Kingdom b) an independent country c) part of Europe 3. Scotland is situated a) in the south of the British Isles b) ) in the north of the British Isles c) north of England 4. The symbol of Scotland is a) the shamrock b) the thistle c) the daffodil 5. The Stone of Destiny is a) the coronation stone for English kings b) a magic stone which tells the future c) the coronation stone for Scottish kings 6. Nowadays the Stone of Destiny is a) in Scotland b) in England c) in Ireland

Vocabulary woolen = woollen - шерстяной cloth - ткань pattern – узор, рисунок width – ширина. полоса clan – клан, род the Highlands - север и северо- запад Шотландии highlands –горная местность checked – расположенный в шахматном порядке associated – связанный, объединённый pleat – складка pluck - потроха oatmeal – овсяная мука, толокно text

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