Внеклассное мероприятие по теме Рождество в Британии (Christmas in Great Britain)

Разделы: Иностранные языки, Внеклассная работа

Ключевые слова: английский язык


Цели: Расширение знаний у учащихся о культурных традициях страны изучаемого языка.

Задачи:

  • Образовательная: работа, направленная на овладение всеми видами речевой деятельности: говорением, аудированием, чтением и письмом.
  • Развивающая: целенаправленное развитие психических функций, связанных с речевой деятельностью, таких как внимание, способность к анализу и синтезу, логическое мышление, способность к выявлению языковых закономерностей, языковая догадка, зрительная и слуховая память, фонематический слух.
  • Воспитательная: повышение интереса к изучению английского языка, воспитание культуры языкового общения, уважительного отношения друг к другу, умения внимательно слушать собеседника.

Ход мероприятия

I. Организационный момент

Merry, Merry Christmas
Is likely to come.
Merry, Merry Christmas
You are welcome!
Snow in the window,
Much confetti
Bright - blue, red and yellow
Lights on the tree.

Smiling eyes and faces,
Sweet music in the hall.
I think someone places
Happiness here for all.
Merry, Merry Christmas
Is likely to come.
Merry, Merry Christmas
You are welcome!

From home to home,
And heart to heart,
From one place to another
The warmth and joy of Christmas,
Brings us closer to each other.

T: Hello, my dear friends! There are many holidays in our country and in English - speaking countries. But the holidays we like most of all are New Year's Day and Christmas day. People prepare for these holidays beforehand: they send greeting cards, buy presents, make fancy dresses and decorate their houses. And when the holiday comes they congratulate each other singing songs and reciting the poems. Today before European Christmas I propose to you to take part in competition under name "Christmas in Great Britain".

II. Основной этап мероприятия

Teacher (T.): Let's begin our game. Who wants to start the Christmas game?

Pupils (P.): We do.

Т: I think it would be better to choose the group to start the game. But before we begin our game I would like to know who will be the first. Your task will be to read this message to Santa. Draw lines like this to separate the words.

What group will be the first and they begin our game.

Thank you. I think the first group is our first winner. That's why you can start our Christmas - game. Look at the blackboard: this is our Christmas - tree. But it is not decorated yet. And these are our toys with the tasks. You can choose a toy you like and say what task it has. (На магнитной доске расположен плакат с изображением Рождественской Ели, которую необходимо украсить. Игрушки - задания разных цветов содержат задания для выполнения каждой группы)

T.: Choose a toy you like.

P.1: We like a green ball.

T.: Take it, please and read the task it has.

P.1: OK. Our task is "Hello, dear Santa Claus".

T.: Your task is to write a letter to Santa Claus and to ask him for some presents for you and maybe for your relatives and friends. You have five minutes. (Ученики пишут письмо Санта Клаусу в течении пяти минут).

T.: While our jury sum up what group is winner let's guess winter riddles.

Why did Santa name his new, rude reindeer Olive?
Because Olive, the other reindeer, used to laugh and call him names.

What did Adam say the day before Christmas?
"It's Christmas, Eve!"

What did the bald man say when he got a comb for Christmas?
Thanks, I'll never part with this!

What do you get if you cross Santa Claus with a duck?
A Christmas Quacker

Who delivers Christmas presents to dogs?
Santa Paws

What kind of people are afraid of Santa Claus?
Claus-trophobics.

To what did Santa change his name after he slid down a chimney where the fire was still burning?
Crisp Kringle.

What's red and green and guides Santa's sleigh?
Rudolph the red-nosed pickle!

What do you call Santa when he has no money?
Saint Nickel-less.

What do you have in December that you don't have in any other month?
The letter "D".

Why did the Christmas cookie go to the doctor?
It was feeling crummy!

What goes OH, OH, OH?
Santa walking backwards!

What did the buck say to the doe on Christmas Day?
Merry Christmas, Dear!

T.: Well done! Now let's listen to our jury. So the third group is winner that's why it's time for you to choose the Christmas Ball you like. What colour do you like?

P.3: We like a pink ball and our task is "Put the missed words in the text":
another, presents, coloured, important, consists, called, breakfast, cheaply, snowy, eat, a lot of, holiday.

Christmas day

Christmas day is a public (1)…. Families usually spend the day opening their (2)… which are often under the Christmas tree decorated with (3)… toys. The most (4)… meal is Christmas dinner. The typical meal (5)…of turkey with potatoes and other vegetables. (6)… traditional food in Britain is Christmas cake.

Americans make special biscuits called Christmas cookies which they (7)…over the Christmas season.

In Britain, the day after Christmas is (8)…Boxing Day and is also a public holiday. (9)… sports take place on Boxing Day. In the US there are many special sales, where things can be bought (10)…, on the day after Christmas.

T: While our jury sum up what group is the winner let's pronounce tongue - twister on Christmas topic.

Christmas Tongue Twisters!

  1. Santa's sleigh slides on slick snow.
  2. Bobby brings bright bells.
  3. Running reindeer romp round red wreaths.
  4. Tiny Timmy trims the tall tree with tinsel.
  5. Chilly chipper children cheerfully chant.
  6. Two trains travel together to Toyland.
  7. Eleven elves licked eleven little licorice lollipops.
  8. Santa's sack sags slightly.
  9. Ten tiny tin trains toot ten times.
  10. Santa stuffs Stephie's striped stocking.
  11. Comet cuddles cute Christmas kittens carefully.

T: Now let's listen to our jury. So the second group is winner that's why it's time for you to choose the Christmas Ball you like. What colour do you like?

We like a yellow ball and our task is "Christmas Crossword"

T: Now let's speak about the history of Christmas in Great Britain. Your task will be to watch the presentation about Christmas and make Christmas Crossword.

"What is Christmas"?

Christmas Day, December 25, is probably the most popular holiday in Great Britain. It is a family holiday. Traditionally all relatives and friends give each other presents. They decorate their houses in the traditional way that is the Christmas trees are set up in houses, in the streets and churches. The Christmas trees are always decorated with fairy lights, angels and small toys. In addition little packets with nuts, candies and special biscuits are hung on the tree. Presents are put around the tree and artificial ''frost'' is scattered over the branches.

"Christmas Eve"

On the eve of the Christmas children hang their stockings so that Santa Claus could put presents into them : oranges, sweets, nuts and if the child didn't behave properly Santa Clause can put there a piece of coal as punishment.

"Santa Claus"

Santa Claus got his name from a man known as St.Nickolas who lived in Asia in the fourth century. He gave his wealth to the poor and often to children. After he died the Dutch brought this legend to colonial America. Soon the Dutch name Sinter Kluas became Santa Claus.

"Christmas Carol"

Carol singing is an essential part of Christmas. No church or school is without its carol service. Carols may be traditional or by known composers they can express different feelings. Carols appeared in Christmas history about the fifteenth century.
Usually children come around in the evening to the front doors and start singing carols and the people living in these houses give children candies, nuts, pies and so on, to thank them for carol singing.

"Christmas Lunch"

A typical Christmas lunch includes turkey with cranberry sauce and pudding. Every young woman in each household helps to stir the Christmas pudding if she wishes to be married that year. Usually a coin or two are hidden inside the pudding and part of the fun is to see who finds it. After the lunch they go to the sitting room to listen to the Christmas speech of the Queen, shown on TV.