title: Презентация на тему: Treatment of animals in Russia

text:
Treatment of animals in Russia.
 In Russia, cruelty to animals is recognized offenses, Article 245 of the Penal Code, in that case, if it led to their death or injury to the condition "if the offense is committed of hooliganism, or out of greed, or with a sadistic methods, or in the presence of minors. " Article 245 of the Criminal Code applies to the action to both the domestic and wild animals. Rodent control and pest control are not considered as cruelty to animals in Russia.
      It is known that over 60% of future serial killers in childhood showed a specific cruelty to animals. 75% of those accused of crimes of violence against the person, a child abused animals. Over 85% of adolescents who have committed serious crimes against the person, previously attracted attention cruelty to animals.
      According to research by Soviet sociologists, need for repetition of cruelty back nearly 75% of those surveyed who had already seen it, which may indicate the existence of such a tendency. To meet and cover for their addiction, these people usually seek to ensure a legitimate and plausible excuse, choosing a job where cruelty to animals is not classified as a violation, such as the fight against rabies.

March 27-29, 2009 the All-Russian protest against the murder and cruelty to stray animals. The campaign rallies and demonstrations were held in more than 40 cities of Russia. Participants of the rally demanded a legislative ban hunting as a method to control the number of stray animals, as well as the adoption of the law on the protection of animals from abuse.

In Russia, the existence of homeless animals maintained a tradition prevalent among the population to feed them, colonize in doorways or in the yards of flats. Their capture and destruction is a direct rejection and resistance from the population, in particular fans of homeless animals that are their guardians.

    In Russia, the shelter for homeless animals fall mainly animals caught in the streets.
    According to Alexei Voistinova, dog training school principal growth from Vladivostok, street packs of dogs are dangerous to people because of the fact that leaders of these schools are Shepherds, Rottweilers, and representatives of other invasive species, discarded by their owners on the street.

 Some Russian defenders and guardians of homeless animals find that trapping and subsequent euthanasia of abandoned dogs - a method inhumane, immoral and therefore invalid, because, in their view, all living organisms have a right to life. Solution to the problem they see in the program of sterilization of homeless females and their subsequent return to their former places of residence, the construction of shelters for the state budget, the introduction of strict laws for those who abuse animals.

Many refer to the dogs as a favorite toy, or as to the children, and thus neglect of training necessary to ensure the safety of the animal and others. The animals are walking in space populous cities without the necessary lead, and often does produce on the street unattended, leaving those can run away and get lost.
      As a result of various reasons, some species are under threat of extinction. These reasons include biotic factors (caused by the animals, for example, the mode of reproduction of living organisms, the interaction of predators and prey), abiotic factors. In a separate group attributed the causes associated with human activity.
      Dozens of species of plants and animals become extinct every day. One way is to protect the biodiversity of rare and endangered species of plants and animals.

    Amur (Siberian) tiger is the largest member of the cat family in the world, and only one, living in areas of heavy snowfall. There is a little more than 450 Siberian tigers in Russia.

     Amur leopard, also known as the Manchurian leopard, is one of the rarest and most beautiful cats in the world and the only one living this far north. Human activities have drastically reduced their habitat, making the leopard close to extinction. There are no more than 40 of the cats in the world, 30 in the Primorsky Krai in the Russian Far East.

   White stork lives only in the Amur region and is considered a symbol of the area. He loves people and never breed with them. There are about 400 pairs of white storks in the world.

   Gray whale lives in the Okhotsk Sea off the coast of Sakhalin Island in the Russian Far East. The oldest baleen whales, it feeds on small animals of the sea, including the amphipods in the northern waters for five months in the summer and on their reserves before the end of the year. There are about 100 whales in the world.

    The saiga antelope, recognizable by an extremely unusual, oversized and flexible nose structure, migrates in the thousands, driven by its own criteria. Their numbers grow or decrease for no apparent reason, and so the current goal is to establish rational rules for hunting them. A long time ago, the Russian Desman could be found all over Europe, but its habitat has dwindled to a few countries, including Russia.  The semi-aquatic animal lives in burrows built into the banks of ponds and slow moving streams; they often become entangled in nets and die.

    The polar bear is the world's largest predator. Although up to three meters long and weighing as much as 800 kilogrammes, the polar bear is a very good swimmer who can swim dozens of kilometers into the high seas. Its habitat in Russia is between Franz Joseph Land and Chukotka.


title: Презентация на тему: Travelling-to-London

text:
Travelling to
Wales
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Great Britain
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Wales
England
Edinburgh
Belfast
Cardiff
London
What is the weather like in London?
Be ready to answer the questions:

Is it rainy ?
Is it sunny or cloudy?
Is it windy?
Is it warm or cold?
Read and match
Big
Trafalgar
Bloody
White
Buckingham
Westminster
The Houses of
The Tower of
Palace
Tower
London
Bridge
Ben
Square
Tower
Parliament
Westminster Abbey
London Bridge
Big Ben
The Houses of Parliament
Buckingham  Palace
Westminster Abbey
Tower Bridge
London Eye
Westminster Abbey
The Tower of London
Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square
London Bridge
Tate Gallery
London Zoo
London Bridge
London Eye
What do tourists want to see in London?
Is Big Ben really a clock?
How often do you hear it?
How much does it weigh?
Tower Bridge
This is Tower Bridge, built in 1894.
It is next to the Tower of London.
It is one of the famous bridges across the Thames.
It opens and ships go up and down the river Thames.
Listen and sing
Test (individual work)
Thank you for the lesson


title: Презентация на тему: Travel Notes

text:
It is splendid, but...
we'd like to go to London
It is the capital of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland.
"London Eye" is a big wheel , which height is 135 meters.
It weighs more than 250 two-storied buses.
British Museum is one of the largest museums in the world. It was founded in 1753.
Westminster Abbey is a very large Gothic church.
Almost all English kings and queens since William I have      been crowned here.
What can we say? London is magnificent!
The next city is Sydney.
It is the largest and oldest city of the country.
The population of Sydney is about four million.
Tourists from all over the world are attracted by Sydney's natural beauty, Mediterranean climate and its impressive galleries , museums, architecture and parks.
Sidney Opera House is one of the greatest examples of the 20th Century architecture. It is a symbol of Sydney.
We like Sydney! It is impressive!!!
The next point of our traveling is New York. It's very beautiful!
The Statue of Liberty was built in New York Harbor in 1886. It was a gift from the people of France It's height is 47 meters.
Look at the Brooklyn bridge!
Isn't it modern?
The Franklin Hotel is the most popular place to have a rest in NY.
We are impressed by New-York.
 But... we should come back to Russia.

Your guides:
Thanks for your attention!
Moscow is the first city of our travelling


title: Презентация на тему: Treasure in the Field

text:
The Treasure in a Field Based on Matthew 13:44
Presented by
Sermons4Kids.com
Featuring the art of Henry Martin
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One day, Jesus told a story about a man who was walking through a field.
As he was walking, he tripped over something hidden in the grass.
He looked and discovered that it was a treasure that had been hidden in the field.
He quickly hid the treasure again and went joyfully on his way.
He went and sold all that he owned and bought the field where he had hidden the treasure.
Jesus said that the kingdom of heaven is like a treasure hidden in a field.
When we realize its value, it is cause for great joy.
It is worth all that we have.
It is worth all of the losses, hardships, and persecution which a follower of Jesus might have to endure.
Are you willing to pay the price?
© 2003 by Sermons4Kids
and
Henry Martin
Free use is permitted for ministry.  Not to be distributed or published for profit.


title: Презентация на тему: Three Guests / 3 гостя (EN)

text:
 A Wonderful Love Story: Three guests
A woman came out of her house and saw
 3 old men with long white beards sitting in her front yard. She did not recognize them. She said "I don't think I know you, but you must be hungry. Please come in and have something to eat."
"Is the man of the house home?", they asked.
In the evening when her husband came home, she told him what had happened. "Go tell them I am home and invite them in!" The woman went out and invited the men in"
"We do not go into a House together," they replied
The woman went in and told her husband what was said.
His wife disagreed. "My dear, why don't we invite Success?"
The woman went out and asked the 3 old men, "Which one of you is Love? Please come in and be our guest."
Love got up and started walking toward the house. The other 2 also got up and followed him. Surprised, the lady asked Wealth and Success: "I only invited Love, Why are you coming in?"
The old men replied together: "If you had invited Wealth or Success, the other two of us would've stayed out, but since you invited Love, wherever He goes, we go with him. Wherever there is Love, there is also Wealth and Success!"
           MY WISH FOR YOU: - Where there is pain, I wish you peace and mercy. - Where there is self-doubting, I wish you
a renewed confidence in your ability to work through it. - Where there is tiredness, or exhaustion, I wish you understanding, patience, and renewed strength. - Where there is fear, I wish you love, and courage !
 Invite love by sharing this story with all the people you care about.
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"No", she replied. "He's out."
"Then we cannot come in", they replied.
"Why is that?" she asked.


Презентация на тему: Travelling and Transport


title: Презентация на тему: Travelling to Knowledgeland

text:
Travelling to KNOWLEDGELAND
Station 1

Write as many words as you can
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Station 2
Write down the words
1
2
3
4
5
6
Station 3
What are they?
We have friends,
They cannot play
And cannot see,
But they are good
To you and me.
Station 4
What is this? What can you see in the picture? What is there in the room?
What is this? What can you see in the picture? What is there in the room?
Station 5
What is this? What can you see in the picture? What is there in the room?
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title: Презентация на тему: Three Little Pigs

text: Three Little Pigs


title: Презентация на тему: Travelling to London (Путешествие по Лондону)


title: Презентация на тему: Three Branches Of Government

text:
Makes sure the laws are carried out
   Makes the Laws
Interprets the law and makes sure they are in line with the Constitution
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Third level
Fourth level
Fifth level
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Third level
Fourth level
Fifth level
Executive
Legislative
Judicial
     In the United States of America, a democracy, a system of checks and balances makes sure that no one branch of government holds too much power.  Their founding fathers had an idea to form the executive, the legislative, and the judicial branches to see that this goal was achieved. To learn more about these divisions of the government, read on!
INTRODUCTION
Executive
Legislature
Judicial
PRESIDENT
The President  is the head of the executive branch at the federal level.  He is helped by the Vice President and his cabinet, a group of advisors.
Do you know who the President is at this time?
GOVERNOR
The Governor is the head of                      the state government.  The
Lieutenant Governor helps him.
Who is the present Governor of
              New York?
Mayor or Town Supervisor
At the local level the head of the
executive branch is either the Mayor or Town Supervisor.
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
FEDERAL
   LEVEL
STATE
LEVEL
LOCAL
LEVEL
    PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
     CABINET
GOVERNOR
LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR
    MAYOR
     TOWN
SUPERVISOR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Congress
House of Representatives
 Senate
     Two lawmakers from
      each state serve in
      the Senate.
Every state has at least one
representative.  The number of
representatives is based on the
population of the state.
Congress
  State Government
 Assembly
The Senate passes upon legislative proposals and constitutional amendments. The Senate confirms or rejects nominations made by the
Governor.
The Assembly is the other part of the state legislature. It meets and works in the Capitol. It helps make the laws for the state of New York.
 Senate
  City Council
Town Boards
Both of these groups work like the
Congress in the Federal Government.
Both groups make laws for the city or town.
    LOCAL GOVERNMENT
FEDERAL
  LEVEL
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
STATE
LEVEL
LOCAL
LEVEL
House of
Representatives
Senate
Assembly
Senate
City Council
Town Boards
or
Supreme Court
The highest court in the land has nine appointed judges
State Court of Appeals
The highest court in the state has six Associate Judges and one Chief Judge appointed by the governor
City and Town Courts
City and town judges are chosen by the people in their communities through an election
       JUDICIAL BRANCH
Federal
Level
State
Level
Local
Level
Supreme
   Court
9 Judges
 Court of
  Appeals
7 Judges
Town and City Courts
Elected Judges


title: Презентация на тему: ТРЕНАЖЕР ПО АНГЛИЙСКОМУ ЯЗЫКУ

text:
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title: Презентация на тему: Тренажёр "Знакомство". Тренажёры по немецкому языку

text:
Freundin
Tante
Onkel
Schwester
ich
wie
du
wer
wie
wo
wer
und
oder
das
und
wie
angenehm
herzlich
Nacht
wer
Nacht
Freundin
Mädchen
Freund
Hund
Bruder
vier
wer
oder
das
und
wie
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Презентация на тему: Тренажёр английской речи


title: Презентация на тему: Третьяковская Галерея

text:
The State Tretyakov Gallery
Pavel Mikhailovich Tretyakov             (1832-1898)
The noted Moscow collector, merchant and industrialist.
On 31 August (Old Style) P.M.Tretyakov approached the Moscow Duma with the proposal that the city accept his picture gallery as a gift.
The State Tretyakov Gallery
Krymsky Val,10
Lavrushinsky Lane,10
The foundation date of the State Tretyakov Gallery is reckoned to be the year1856.
Pavel Fedotov
Ilya Repin
Vasily Polenov
Karl Briullov
Thank You For Attention


title: Презентация на тему: Тренажер лексики на тему: It

text:
Lexical  test
Author Maria Pognirebko
to shake
hurt
damage
disaster
to explore
to launch
a researcher
exploration
to launch
hurricane
earthquake
hurricane
flood
blood
a terrible disaster
a nature disaster
a volcano
a volcan
hurricane
drought
flood
hurricane
Translate please:
a disaster area
a disaster arena
an area disaster
Translate please:
the Milky Way
Translate please:
disastrous
disastrus
dizastrous
Translate please:
star
superstar
Translate please:
the Earth
Earth
Translate please:
the Moon
Moon
Translate please:
the Sun
Sun
distance
distanse
ocean

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title: Презентация на тему: Travelling to London


title: Презентация на тему: Trick or treat

text:
Poems to enjoy

Guess the crossword
Guess the crossword

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Scary                   boy            girl              usual
Wearing               toy             bird            unusual
Their                    enjoy          third          conclusion

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Презентация на тему: Тренажёр по английскому языку "Найди рифму"


Презентация на тему: Тренажёр по английскому Цвета


title: Презентация на тему: Travelling to St.Petersburgh world of water

text:
Travelling to St.Petersburgh world of water
It`s a great museum of water.
Water territories of our great city.
The White Nights     The Scarlet Sails    The Day of Navy
What is the Neva for You?
                In our city water is_____________
Trade way
Ice
Movement
Road
strength
Otradnoye
Kirovsk
Shlissenburgh
St.Petersburgh
natur
schools
houses
fountains
stations
nature
Is polluted
The banks are damaged
dirty
1858
The museum of water
To make water clean
water
kanal
vodo
Musem
the
the
The museum of water
The vodokanal
Where did the vodocanal appear?
What do specialists do there?
Do the children have classes at the vodocanal?
What is the symbol of water?
What is there in front of the museum of water?
Where do people take water from in St . Peterburgh?
PULSE
The coat of arms of St. Petersburgh
The coat of arms
There are 2 anchors
They are the sea and the river ones
Where is the sea anchor?
Where is the river anchor?
The results of the lesson.
Homework


title: Презентация на тему: Trick or treat?


title: Презентация на тему: Tricks and jokes in Mass media

text:
Tricks and jokes inMass media
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
  Here is BBC trick some people really believed this joke
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
TOWER OF LONDON
Please to Admit Bearer and Friend
to view the
ANNUAL CEREMONY
of Washing the Lions,
on Wednesday, April 1st, 1857.

Visitors admitted only at the White Gate.
Tricks and jokes inMass media
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
  Here is BBC trick some people really believed this joke
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.
   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.
   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Information was taken from:
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Information was taken from:
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Information was taken from:
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
   So we saw how some people made other to belive
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
   So we saw how some people made other to belive in lie.
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
teacher
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?
Tricks and jokes inMass media
project by Timofey Adrianov
Teacher Hasmik Arakelyan
   We are used to think that mass media is only for some kinds of programs as:
   soap operas and films on TV,
   monotonous music on radio,
   news, advertisment, talk shows and so on.

   But only few people know how to use mass media to laugh at other people.

    Here are some facts of such tricks.
Swiss Spaghetti Plantations, BBC 1957
    BBC told a story about Swiss farmers enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.
Stockings and Color TV,Sweden, 1962
Flying penguins, BBC 2008
Washing the Lions
Kitten or Husband?


title: Презентация на тему: Тренажёр "Тачки". Тренажёр по английскому языку

text:
a dog
a cat
a dog
a cat
a pig
a cat
a pig
a hen
a frog
a pig
a lamp
a cup
a lamp
a cup
a fox
a bus
a fox
a hen
a dress
a bus
a fox
a hat
a fox
a rabbit
a hen
a kitten
a lamp
a nut
a cock
a hen
a doll
a cup


title: Презентация на тему: Trip into the Future

text:
Trip into the Future.
Flying taxi
21 July 2090, Mars
 The first lunar city, 2065
Thanks to robots!
Suburbs of London


title: Презентация на тему: Trip to Africa

text:
Trip to Africa
Read the letter.
Color the animals.
Toys shop
London Bridge
Find the animals.
The End.


Презентация на тему: Трудовые ресурсы и занятость населения


title: Презентация на тему: Tudor entertainment

text:
Tudor Entertainment
Theatre
Music
Sports
Executions
Theatre
Watching plays became very popular during the Tudor times. This popularity was helped by the rise of great playwrights such as William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe as well as the building of the Globe Theatre in London.
By 1595, 15,000 people a week were watching plays in London.
It was during Elizabeth's reign that the first real theatres were built in England. Before theatres were built actors travelled from town to town and performed in the streets or outside inns.
Theatre
The Globe Theatre was built on the River Thames. It was circular and had seats around the walls which cost two pence or three pence if you had a cushion.
Globe Theatre in London
Theatre
The seats around the wall enabled people to watch the play and kept them out of the worst of the weather. Most theatres had no roof.
The cheapest places were in the so-called pit. This was the area in front of the stage. People would pay about a penny to see the play and they stood for the duration of the play.
Tudor Music
Music played an important role in the lives of both the rich and poor people who lived during the Tudor period.
Henry VIII was very keen muscian and had a large collection of musical instruments which he played. He was said to have been a very talented musician who composed ballads and church music, although these have all been lost. When he died he left a collection of instruments that included:
5 Bagpipes78 Recorders 78 Flutes
Tudor MusicStringed instruments
HarpThis was smaller than the harp we know today with fewer strings.

CitoleThe Citole is the ancestor of our modern guitar. It had a fretted neck and wire strings which were plucked.
ViolThis fretted instrument is similar to the modern violin although it was playedsitting down with the instrument resting between the legs of the player.
Tudor Music
Hurdy GurdyThis is an unusual instrument which seems to have bits of both the violin and the piano. It was played by turning a small wheel with one hand while the other hand pressed down on a set of keys (a bit like a piano) to adjust their pitch. As the wheel turns, it rubs against the strings (like the bow on a violin), and this makes the strings vibrate.
RebecThis instrument was pear shaped and usually had just four strings. It was playedwith a bow.
Tudor Music
Flute
Tabor drum
Frame drums
Nakers
Bagpipe
Crumhorn
Tudor Sports
Jousting is a game that
takes place between
two mounted knights.

The knights use a variety
of weapons including:
axes, lances, daggers
and swords.

The aim of the sport was to de-horse the opponent.
Tudor Sports
Some sports in the Tudor times were banned!
A law was passed in 1512 that banned ordinary people from a whole range of games including tennis, dice, cards, bowls and skittles. This was because the government wanted people to work more and play less.
Individual bears were chained to a post in a bear-ring. A group of dogs were then set on the bear. The dogs tried to kill the bear by biting its throat.
Both Henry VIII and Elizabeth enjoyed watching bear-baiting. A ring was even built in the grounds of Whitehall so that the Tudor monarchs could watch bear-baiting from the windows of the palace.
Bear-baiting
Execution
A public execution was an event not to be missed and people would queue through the night to get the best places. There was always a carnival atmosphere and pie sellers, ale merchants and producers of execution memorabilia did a good trade.

Methods of
This was a punishment that resulted in your head being chopped off! The heads were sometimes placed on spikes along London Bridge or other places.Beheading was considered less degrading than hanging, and it usually killed more quickly. Noblemen (rich) who committed crimes were more likely to be beheaded than hung.
Hanging from the gallows. A piece of rope was put around the neck making it hard for the person to breathe. The person would be hung from the rope until he/she had stopped breathing and was dead. People were hung for crimes such as stealing, treason, rebellion, riot or murder.
Execution
Execution
Whipping (flogging)Many towns had a whipping post. The victim was chained to the post, stripped to the waist and whipped.You could be whipped for stealing a loaf of bread!
The pillory (standing)The pillory was a T shaped block of wood with holes for the hands in the crossbar of the T. The person being punished would have to stand in the device in the middle of the market to be ridiculed by passersby.
Execution
The ducking stool (Punishment for women)Accused witches were dunked into a river, to see if they were innocent or guilty. If they floated, they were considered guilty and burnt at the stake. If they sank, they were innocent but died anyway, by drowning. Either way, they perished.

The Drunkard's CloakThis was a punishment for public drunkenness. The drunk was forced to don a barrel and wander through town while the villagers jeer at him. Holes were cut in the barrel for the person's hands and head, causing it to become like a heavy, awkward shirt.


title: Презентация на тему: Трудные слова. Тренажёр по английскому языку

text:
mother
teacher
flower
mother
teacher
flower
mother
teacher
flower
o
u
ee
ea
o
a
mother
teacher
flower
what
girl
chair
what
girl
chair
what
girl
chair
a
o
oo
ir
ai
ea
what
girl
chair
clothes
a shirt
shoes
clothes
a shirt
shoes
clothes
a shirt
shoes
o
u
or
ir
o
u
clothes
a shirt
shoes


title: Презентация на тему: Тренировка употребления модальных глаголов must и have to

text:
Модальные глаголы, выражающие необходимость или её отсутствие.
must
have to
should

Must должен, обязан
 I must – осознание важности или необходимости действия для себя; личный позыв, моральная ответственность, я считаю, что для меня так правильно поступать.

I must study hard.
You must – настоятельная рекомендация, приказ, заставить кого-то поступать по правилам.

You must wear a uniform.
Have to – должен, приходится. Подчинение чужим правилам или обстоятельствам.

I have to get up at 7.
Should – следует. Лучше вам поступить так.

You should sleep more.
Mustn’t – нельзя. Строгий запрет.
You mustn’t go there.
Don’t have to – нет необходимости.
You don’t have to go there.

Shouldn’t – не следует. Лучше так не делать.
You shouldn’t go there.

must   или   have to
Самураи против ниндзя
Сокровища японского императора

БАНЗАЙ
must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to
You ______ watch this film. It’s very interesting.
must

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

He  ______   go out. He is ill
mustn’t

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You  ______   open the window. It’s cold.
mustn’t

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

I  ______  get up early. We are going on an excursion.
have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to
We ______ clean the floor. It’s very dirty.
must

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You  ______   buy cinema tickets. I can’t buy them.
have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to
You ______ visit granny. She is ill.
must

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

It is raining.
You  ______  put on your raincoat.
have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to
You ______ come to school on time.
must

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

I   ______ go by bus. Dad will drive me.
don’t have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You  ______  go shopping.
We have enough bread for dinner.
don’t have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to
You ______ help your friend.
must

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You  ______  cross the road when the light is red.
mustn’t

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

I don’t know the homework. I ______ call my friend.
have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You’ll  ______  go to the shop with me. I need your help.
have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

Children   ______  watch TV late in the evening.
mustn’t

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to
You ______ wash your hands before lunch.
must

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

I ______  buy a new bicycle. My old one is very good
don’t have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You  ______  touch Dad’s books. He’ll be angry.
mustn’t

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You  ______ phone her later. She is busy now.
have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to
Children ______ help their parents.
must

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You  ______ walk the dog because I can’t do it now. I am busy.

have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You ______  be noisy. Your father is sleeping.
mustn’t

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to
You ______ help me. I am your brother.
must

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

You ______  answer my question if you don’t want to.
don’t have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to
You ______ tell me the truth.
must

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

I  ______ look after my little sister because my mum is out.
have to

must
mustn’t
have to
don’t have to

I  ______ speak English to my guest. He doesn’t understand Russian.
have to

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Методические рекомендации
Данная презентация может использоваться для тренировки употребления модальных глаголов must и have to. Деятельность построена на основе командной игры. На классной доске можно заранее нарисовать пагоду (башню) из 8 ступеней. У основания башни – 3 цветных магнита (если доска магнитная), которые будут отображать продвижение команды наверх в зависимости от количества правильных ответов.
Смена слайдов в презентации происходит при нажатии на кнопку «пробел» на клавиатуре. Щелчки мыши используются для выбора правильного ответа.
На 3 слайде презентации автоматически включается звук – монолог на японском языке. Учитель говорит детям, что он сейчас будет переводить слова говорящего, и начинает читать следующий текст:
Слайд 4
Япония – маленькое островное государство на востоке.
Слайд 5
Народ Японии обладает древней культурой.
Слайд 6
Династии японских императоров уходят в прошлое на тысячи лет.

Слайд 7
Часто императоры сменяли друг друга в результате кровавых войн.
Слайд 8
В этих войнах принимали участие благородные самураи
Слайд 9
И коварные ниндзя.
Слайд 10
Император Дайго, опасаясь врагов, спрятал свои сокровища в непреступной пагоде далеко в горах.
Слайд 11
Сегодня 2 шайки ниндзя (нажать пробел)
и отряд самураев (нажать пробел) попытаются забраться на верх пагоды первыми, чтобы получить сокровища.

По звуку гонга начинается игра. Команды обдумывают ответ. Учитель принимает ответ и выбирает соответствующий барабан на слайде.


title: Презентация на тему: Thriller From Hell

text:
Thriller From Hell
Glossary
Harass – турбувати, непокоїти
Trudge – довга та важка прогулянка
Misery – страждання; бідність
Consolation – втіха
Gruesome – огидний; жахливий
Mutilate – калічити; спотворювати
Post mortem – до смерті
Surgical – хірургічний
Intervention – втручання
Suspend – призупиняти; звільняти
Lobotomy – трепанація мозку (у даному випадку кісткового)
Gull – дурень; простак
Defiantly – демонстративно; непокірно
From Hell is a 2001 American thriller film about the Jack the Ripper murders, loosely based on the graphic novel of the same title by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell. It was directed by the Hughes brothers, the first film that they directed outside of the hood film genre. It was first released on October 19, 2001.
Directed by: Albert Hughes & Allen Hughes
Produced by:	Jane Hamsher, Don Murphy, Amy Robinson
Screenplay:Terry Hayes, Rafael Yglesias
Graphic Novel: Alan Moore, Eddie Campbell
Starring: Johnny Depp, Heather Graham, Ian Holm, Robbie Coltrane, Ian Richardson, Jason Flemyng
Music by: Trevor Jones
Editing by: George Bowers
Distributed by: 20th Century Fox
Release date(s): October 19, 2001
Running time: 122 minutes
Country: United States
Language: English
Budget:	$35 million
Plot
It is 1888 in London, and the poor lead horrifying lives in the East End's Whitechapel district. Harassed by gangs and forced to work the streets for a living, Mary Kelly (Heather Graham) and her small group of prostitutes trudge on through this daily misery, their only consolation being that things can't get any worse.
Yet things somehow do when their friend Ann is kidnapped.
The kidnapping is soon followed by the gruesome murder of another woman, Martha, and it becomes apparent that they are being hunted down, one by one as the various prostitutes are murdered and mutilated post mortem.
 The murder of Martha and her companions grabs the attention of Police Inspector Frederick Abberline (Johnny Depp), a brilliant yet troubled man whose police work is often aided by his psychic "visions."
Abberline's investigations reveal that the murders imply that an educated person is responsible due to the precise and almost surgical method used.
Abberline consults Sir William Gull (Ian Holm), a physician to the Royal Family, drawing on his experience and knowledge of medicine.
After Abberline deduces that Masonic influence is definitely present in these crimes. His superior, a high ranking Freemason himself, then makes direct intervention and suspends Abberline. It is then revealed that Sir William Gull is the killer.

He has been killing the witnesses to Prince Eddy's forbidden Catholic marriage to Ann (Joanna Page), the prostitute who bore his legitimate daughter (Alice).
The Freemasons decide to lobotomize Gull to protect the Royal family from the scandal.
Gull defiantly states he has no equal among men, remaining without guilt right up to his lobotomy, resulting in him becoming invalid just as Ann had been.
Mary lives happily ever after with Alice in a cottage on a cliff by the sea. Inspector Frederick Abberline is found dead of an opium overdose, knowing he can never see Mary again without endangering her.


title: Презентация на тему: Turkey for Thanksgiving

text:
Turkey for Thanksgiving
Family Dinner
Checking the Recipe
Most families eat turkey on Thanksgiving.

There are many recipes that tell you how to cook a turkey.

Preparing the Turkey
Before you put the turkey in the oven, you must prepare it.

Some people put stuffing inside the turkey.
Basting the Turkey
Setting the Table
The girl is setting the table.

She is putting the plates and silverware on the table.
Sneaking a Piece of Turkey
The boy is hungry.

He is sneaking a piece of turkey.
Carving the Turkey
The father is carving the turkey.

He is cutting it with a sharp knife.
Serving the Turkey
This man is being polite.

He is making sure his wife has enough food.
Passing the Food
Dessert
On Thanksgiving, most families eat pumpkin pie with whipped cream for dessert.
Washing Dishes
At the end of the meal there are many dirty dishes to wash.
The End
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Презентация на тему: Turbo Union 1x2


title: Презентация на тему: тукай

text:
Тукай – Бөек исем!!!
Татар халык шагыйре Габдулла Тукай (Габдулла Мөхәммәтгариф улы Тукаев) 1886 елның 14 апрелендә элекке Казан губернасы Мәңгәр волосте (ТАССР Арча районы) Кушлавыч авылында туа. Кечкенәдән ятим калган Габдулла, кулдан-кулга йөреп, балачагын Сасна, Өчиле, Кырлай авылларында уздыра. Башлангыч белемне Кырлай авылы мәдрәсәсендә ала.

                                      Шагыйрьнең бишеге
                                                (1886-1894)

               Айрылып китсәм дә синнән гомремнең таңында мин...

Җир өчен, азатлык өчен көрәшләргә, патша самодержавиесенең камчылы экспедицияләренә гаҗәеп бай Казан артының үткәне. Бу төбәктәге халыкның аһ-зарлы моңы, яну-сөю аһәңнәре, акыл-хикмәт тулы җыр-бәетләр, әкият-мәзәкләр — һәммәсе дөньяви хәлләргә бәйләнгән.

Дөньяда бер генә шагыйрьнең дә җылылык эзләп үз гомерендә җиде-сигез хатынга «әни» дип дәшеп караганы булмагандыр. Габдулла исә әнә шундый язмыш кичерә.
Бераз соңрак аны үз әнисе яңа гаиләсенә алдыра. Шагыйрьнең «Исемдә калганнар» дигән автобиографик әсәрен укыганда шул урынга җиткәч, иркен сулап куясың: рәхәткә тарыды сабый, дисең. Ләкин бу рәхәт озакка бармый: әнисе дөнья куя да, Габдулла дөм ятим кала. Сасна мулласы бу ятимне Өчилегә — Габдулланың әнисенең атасына кайтарып бирә. Монда исә үги әби. Күп балалы гаилә. «Үги әбинең алты күгәрченнәре эчендә мин бер чәүкә булганга, мине җыласам — юатучы, иркәләним дисәм — сөюче, ашыйсым-эчәсем килсә — кызганучы бер дә булмаган, мине эткәннәр дә төрткәннәр...»
Бу булды дүртенче гаилә. Бәләкәй Габдулла монда ятимлекне генә түгел, ачлыкны да татый. Бабасы, күрше авыллардан икмәк сыныклары теләнеп алып кайтып, балаларын ач үлемнән саклый. Ә бервакыт баланы, Казанга баручы бер ямщиккә утыртып, ерак, билгесез сәфәргә озаталар. Теге ямщик исә Печән базарына килгәч: «Асрарга бала бирәм, кем ала?» — дип кычкырып йөри.

1895 ел башыннан Тукай Уральск шәһәрендә яшәүче туганнары гаиләсендә тәрбияләнә. Биредә ул татар халык иҗатын һәм әдәбиятын җентекләп өйрәнә, гарәп, фарсы, төрек, рус һәм башка халыкларның әдәбиятлары белән таныша, рус теле аркылы Көнбатыш классик әдәбияты казанышларын үзләштерә. Үзе дә беренче шигырьләрен иҗат итә.
Уральскидагы әдәби-мәдәни хәрәкәт Тукай тормышында хәлиткеч роль уйный. 1905 елгы революция дулкыны белән зур әдәбиятка килеп кергән әдип монда җәмәгать эшлеклесе, журналист, тәрҗемәче һәм шагыйрь буларак формалаша.
1907 елның көзендә Тукай Казанга кайта. Ул үлемсез әсәрләренең күбесен шушында яза; профессиональ революционерлар даирәсенә керә; татар культурасының революцион-демо-кратик канатын җитәкләүгә алына. Шагыйрьнең сугышчан шигърияте һәм иҗтимагый, әдәби процессларның иң четерекле проблемаларына багышланган публицистик чыгышлары әдәби-мәдәни хәрәкәтнең төп юнәлешен билгеләүче көчкә әверелә.
Габдулла Тукай 1913 елның 15 апрелендә Казанда үпкә авыруыннан вафат була. Тукай татар халкының яңа реалистик әдәбиятына һәм хәзерге заман татар әдәби теленә нигез салучы булды. Шагыйрь  иҗтимагый  прогресска  хезмәт  итүне  үзенең  гражданлык бурычы итеп санады; кыска гына гомер юлында күпкырлы иҗаты белән татар культурасы тарихында яңа эпоха ачты.
Габдулла Тукай татар әдәбияты тарихына яңа милли поэзиягә, заманча татар теленә  нигез салучы бөек шагыйрь буларак керде. Шагыйрьнең иҗат эшчәнлеге сигез ел гына дәвам итә. Ул 27 яшендә вафат була. Үзеннән соң 10 меңнән артык шигъри юллар (400дән артык шигырь, 9 поэма) һәм 50 биткә якын проза әсәрләре (350 хикәя, очерк һәм истәлекләр) язып калдыра.
Шагыйрьнең җеназасы Юнысов мәйданында. Монда җыелган 5–6 меңләп халык алдында Зариф хәзрәт Әмирхан тарафыннан җеназа намазы укыла.


title: Презентация на тему: TV in our life

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   TV has its good side.  It can be entertaining and educational, and can open up new worlds for kids, giving them a chance to travel the globe, learn about different cultures, and gain exposure to ideas they may never encounter in their own community.  Programs with positive role models can influence people to change their behavior for the better.  However, the reverse can also be true:  Kids are likely to learn things from TV that parents don't want them to learn.  TV can affect kids' health and family life.
    Spending time watching TV can take time away from healthy activities like active play outside with friends, eating dinner together as a family, or reading. TV time also takes away from participating in sports, music, art or other activities that require practice to become skillful.

On average, kids spend nearly 4 hours a day watching television, DVDs and videos .
68% of 8- to 18-year-olds have a TV in their bedroom; 54% have a DVD/VCR player, 37% have cable/satellite TV, and 20% have premium channels .
In 63% of households, the TV is "usually" on during meals .
In 53% of households of 7th- to 12th-graders, there are no rules about TV watching .
In 51% of households, the TV is on "most" of the time .
Kids with a TV in their bedroom spend an average of almost 1.5 hours more per day watching TV than kids without a TV in the bedroom.
Many parents encourage tots to watch TV.
Find out more about TV in the lives of children ages zero to six.

     Literally thousands of studies since the 1950s have asked whether there is a link between exposure to media violence and violent behavior.  All but 18 have answered, "Yes."   The evidence from the research is overwhelming.  According to the AAP, "Extensive research evidence indicates that media violence can contribute to aggressive behavior, desensitization to violence, nightmares, and fear of being harmed."

     Yes, TV is a public health issue in several different ways.  First of all, kids get lots of information about health from TV, much of it from ads. Ads do not generally give true or balanced information about healthy lifestyles and food choices.  The majority of children who watch health-related commercials believe what the ads say.  Second, watching lots of television can lead to childhood obesity and overweight.  Finally, TV can promote risky behavior, such as trying dangerous stunts, substance use and abuse, and irresponsible sexual behavior.
In addition it is recommended to watch TV less, avoid anxiety and observe daily routine. Certainly it's hard to follow all these recommendations, but every person have to choose between healthy life style and numerous illnesses.


title: Презентация на тему: TV in life


title: Презентация на тему: Trip to Africa

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Color the animals.
Toys shop
London Bridge
Find the animals.
Trip to Africa
Read the letter.
The End.


title: Презентация на тему: Tutanik

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As you know, the 3-hour-14-minute film "Titanic" is no mere disaster movie. It's an epic love story about a 17-year-old American aristocrat who is betrothed to a rich and hateful suitor but falls in love with a free-spirited artist, who won his third-class passage in a card game. It's "Romeo and Juliet" on a sinking ship and has become an international sensation.

"Titanic" is also a movie about money and its evils. With fine irony, Cameron has spent more dollars than any other filmmaker to make a film that denounces the rich.
The $8,4 million costume budget alone would finance several independent movies. Production designer Peter Lamont copied the real Titanic down to the exact shade of green on the chairs in the smoking lounge. The sumptuous sets have made-to-order replicas of the china, the stained-glass windows - and since all of it was going to be destroyed, nothing could be rented. "To the best of our knowledge, there was no violation of historical truth", says Cameron. "We have a great responsibility. Whatever we make, will become the truth, the visual reality that a generation will accept", says Cameron.
The special effects are in the service of the story. In the 80-minute sinking of the ship, you don't wonder what's real and what's computer-generated. What you feel is the horror of the experience, the depths of the folly that left this 3" ship so vulnerable to disaster: While the women and children are loaded into lifeboats (there were only enough for half the 2,200 passengers), the third-class passengers are locked.

Cameron makes terrifying poetry out of chaos with images of the ship breaking in half, the deck rising perpendicular to the water as passengers bounce off the ships' giant propellers into the freezing ocean.
But it is the love between the unhappy Rose and the sanguine, openhearted Jack that occupies stage center. Is it the great love story Cameron so desperately wanted to make? Not quite. Visually, his lovers are an odd match: next to DiCaprio's boyish beauty, Kate Winslet looks womanly. And once the disaster strikes, their individual fates become overwhelmed by the communal horror. Our hearts, at least, couldn't but break once these lovestruck kids were surrounded by floating frozen corpses.
Cameron's strength is in painting canvases with broad strokes, and for 194 minutes he holds you in his grip. This is one grand entertainment - old-fashioned filmmaking brought up to date with the most spectacular technology available.

Cameron says today that if he had known what it would take to bring his vision to the screen, he would have stopped before he started. But "regret" is not in the guy's vocabulary.


Презентация на тему: тукай


title: Презентация на тему: Турне по англоязычным странам

text:
How different the World is !
My dear Traveler,
if you want to have a rest with fun and profit, go straightly to the English-speaking countries: Great Britain, Canada, the USA, Australia, New Zealand. All these countries are beautiful and interesting for visiting.

Great Britain

The total area: 244,000 sq. kms
The population: 57 mln people
The capital: London
The places of interest of country:     Trafalgar Square, Westminster Abbey, Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, St. Paul's Cathedral, Piccadilly Circus, Stonehenge, Edinburgh Castle, Liverpool, Glasgow, Manchester, etc.
The United States of America
The population: 245 mln people
The total area: 9373 sq. kms
The capital: Washington
The places of interest of country:               the Grand Canyon, the White House, Capitol, the Mississippi River, the Colorado River, Broadway in New York, the Great Lakes, the Statue of Liberty, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Harvard, etc.
Canada
The population: 26 mln people
The total area: 9976 sq. kms
The capital: Ottawa
The places of interest of country:
     the Rockies, the Great Lakes, the Niagara Falls, Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, Vancouver, Baffin Land,  the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Lake District, Hudson Bay, Winnipeg, the St. Lawrence  Valley, etc.
Australia
The population: 16 mln people
The total area:  7687 sq. kms
The capital: Canberra
The places of interest of country: the kangaroo, the dingo, the emu, the koala, the echidna, Tasmania Island, the Central Lowlands, the Murray, the Darling, the Australian Alps, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, surfing, etc.
New Zealand


title: Презентация на тему: TV Families

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'The Simpsons' is a very popular TV show, not just in America but all over the world. It is about a funny cartoon family from Springfield, USA.
Marge Simpson is the mother of the family.
She is 38 years old. She is tall and slim and her hair is blue! She can cook well and she is
very patient and kind.
She is afraid of flying.
Homer Simpson is the
father of the family. He is 39 years and is tall
and fat. He likes eating
and drinking very much. He is not very clever, but he's funny.
Lisa Simpson is 8 years old. She's short and she's got
fair hair. She is very clever. She can sing and play the
saxophone and she can
speak Swedish and French.
Bart Simpson is 10 years old. He is short with fair
hair. He is naughty and
noisy. He likes comic books and skateboarding. He can speak French. He has	two sisters, Lisa and Maggie.
Maggie Simpson is the baby of the family. She is small and she has got fair hair. She can't walk
and she can't talk, but
she can play the
saxophone. She is quiet, friendly  and very clever


Презентация на тему: ТВОРЧЕСКИЙ ОТЧЕТ УЧИТЕЛЯ АНГЛИЙСКОГО ЯЗЫКА


title: Презентация на тему: Творческий проект о профессии учителя на английскому языку

text:
There are a lot of professions in the world.
For example:
A Doctor
An Actor
A Seller
A policeman
A Lawyer
A Painter
A Hairdresser
But I want to  be a teacher.
The profession of a teacher has some advantages:
But also the profession has many faults:
Teacher is the most important person in children`s life after  parents.
Teacher must  have
Determination
tact
patience
initiative
imagination
   And also he must be of pleasant appearance and must have a good speaking voice.

A good teacher learns all the time from children, from  life, from school.
A great teacher is a great artist.
Teaching is a real challenge to my character, abilities and talent.
I hope, that I'll be a good teacher and that my pupils will love me and my subject.


title: Презентация на тему: Творческий проект о профессии учителя


title: Презентация на тему: Творчество Уильяма Шекспира

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WILLIAM   SHAKESPEARE(1564 -1616)
No household in the English-speaking countries can be imagined without the Bible and the works of William Shakespeare. They are symbols of Religion and Culture.
William Shakespeare was born on April,23,1564 in Stratford- on Avon, and was christened in Holy Trinity Church.
Holy Trinity Church

 William was their third child and the eldest son.
    He must have attended Stratford Grammar school, where he acquired the knowledge of Latin.
It is known that by 1592 Shakespeare had settled in London and had started writing plays.
     In 1593 a serious epidemic of the plague broke out, and all the theatres were closed down.
     At that time William Shakespeare became  a share-holder, the principal playwright and an actor of the Globe theatre on the southern bank of the Thames in London.
Shakespeare wrote  and staged comedies, tragedies, historical plays and dramas. Besides, he composed sonnets.
    As the time passed, he became rather rich, wrote less and in 1613 after the Globe had been destroyed by fire, Shakespeare retired to Stratford where he died on April, 23, 1616.
     He was buried in the same Holy Trinity Church, where he was christened.
The first period ( the period of apprenticeship) includes the plays that were written under the influence of the University Wits.
1590/91 Henry VI, parts II and III
1591/92 Henry VI, part I
1592/93 Richard III
                The Comedy of Errors
1593/94 Titus Andronicus
                The Taming of the Shrew
1597/98 Henry IV
1598/99 Much Ado About Nothing
                Henry V
 1599/1600 Julius Caesar
                     As You Like It
                     Twelfth Night
1605/06 King Lear
                Macbeth
1606/07 Antony and Cleopatra
 1607/08 Coriolanus
                 Timon of Athens


title: Презентация на тему: Трудности в английском

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«Coming together is a beginning;
Keeping together is progress;
 Working together is success !»


title: Презентация на тему: Творча група вчителів англійської мови початкової школи

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title: Презентация на тему: TV or not TV ?

text:
TV or not TV?
Today is topic is TV violence.
    		Millions of people in their spare time watch TV. Everybody can find there something interesting for him. Some of the TV are owned by different corporations. The owners can advertise whatever they choose.
    		But it is hardly fair to say that TV do not try to raise cultural level of the people. TV brings to millions of the homes not only entertainment and news but also violent programmes.
   Today, violent programmes are attracting more and more audiences. You ask why? Because cultural and education programs are not so actual, especially among the young. For example, almost of all violence takes place in cartoons.
	Many parents do not give the big attention that their children look. They do not reflect on that looking such cartoons or action show, their children can make the same acts in a life.
	I call for a ban on programmes showing violent scenes or film containing violent scenes showed at night.
Thanks for attention!
violence


title: Презентация на тему: Тренажер слов

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title: Презентация на тему: Турнир знатоков английского языка

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My cat is _____

My cat is _____

My cat likes _____

Rats are ______

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dogs                               box
big                                 play
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We _____  read and speak English.
Alice _______   to  sing and dance.
Six pigs ______  on the farm.
My  friend _______  in  America.
They  ______ a sister and a brother.
My brother _____  a funny  parrot.
A  baby  ______ sleep.
A frog   ______ very  fast.

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A fox lives in the forest.
Frogs must swim very well.
She likes her dogs.

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Can a fox fly?
Must you go home?
Has he a parrot?
Can you swim?
 Is he a good boy?
It is a tortoise.
Its name is Polly.
It lives in the forest.
It can skate very well.
It has a nice hat.


title: Презентация на тему: TV-show Our planet the Earth

text:
TV-SHOWOUR PLANET THE EARTH
The 1st tour
The 2nd tour

What colour is the Earth if you
watch it from the space? Why is it so?

What helps our planet
 to keep warmth?

How many main planets are
 there in the Solar System?

Where are stars and planets?

How do people get into space?

How do we call people
 who work in space?

What do they wear in space?

What do we use to see stars?

What is the Milky Way?

What is the shape of the Galaxy?


title: Презентация на тему: TV in people’s lives

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25% like doing sport.
5% like watching TV.

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advertisment
advert
Soap opera
soap
Mr

TV.
bicycle
television
exam
examination
blackboard
board
telephone
phone
bike
Favourite programmes
Great Britain
1. sport
2. comedy
3. films
4. news
5. science fiction
6. documentaries
7. soaps
8. music
9. drama
10. others
Past Simple                                   Present Perfect


title: Презентация на тему: types of films

text:
8th Grade Agenda9/8/05Class #1 (1st Hour)
Objective-
Documentation of ID and Password
Mavis Beacon + Shortcuts
Creation of folders
Locating Applications
Saving files onto the server
Assignment-
File Management Worksheet
Creating New Folders
8th Grade Agenda9/8/05Class #1 (2nd Hour)
Objective-
Working with Email
Creation of preferences
Locating Addresses
Sending Attachments
Assignment-
Email Worksheet
Web Page
8th Grade AgendaClass #2
8th Grade AgendaClass #2
Objective-
Finish email Assignment
Overview of Web Page Project
Creation of Sample Web Page
Assignment-
Create your Sample Web Page
8th Grade AgendaClass #3
Objective-
Finish email Assignment
How to make changes to your code
Assignment-
Make at least 10 changes in the coding of your original web page
Create a web of ideas using Inspiration
8th Grade AgendaClass #4 (1st Hour)
8th Grade AgendaClass #4 (2nd Hour)
Objective-
Inspiration:
How is it used?
Creation of Ideas
Arrangement of Ideas
Symbol Manipulation
Assignment-
Create a web of ideas using Inspiration (Pick a State)
8th Grade AgendaClass #5 (2 Hours)
Objective-
Inspiration:
How is it used?
Creation of Ideas
Arrangement of Ideas
Symbol Manipulation
Assignment-
Finish your (Pick a State) Inspiration
8th Grade AgendaClass #6 (2 Hours)
Objective-
Dreamweaver MX
How is it used?
What does it do?
Essential components of Dreamweaver
Creation of a basic web page
Arrangement of page
Assignment-
Re-creating your Basic Index Page
8th Grade AgendaClass #8 (2 Hours)
Objective-
Create an Inspiration About Your Web Page
Developing a blue print for success!
Your Main Idea will guide the way
5 Topics
3 Ideas per topic
Assignment-
Preparing Your Web Page in Inspiration
8th Grade AgendaClass #9 (2 Hours)
8th Grade AgendaClass #7 (2 Hours)
Objective-
Creating and Formatting tables using Dreamweaver
The importance of tables
Table Manipulation- Columns and Rows
Table Alignment- Center/Left/Right
Table Borders= 0
Assignment-
Re-creating your Basic Index Page
8th Grade AgendaClass #10 (2 Hours)
8th Grade AgendaPowerPoint
Objective-
Identify the essential components in 	Microsoft PowerPoint.
Create a PowerPoint presentation.
	Practice formatting slide layouts, colors, backgrounds, and objects.
Assignment-
Science Fair
8th Grade AgendaPowerPoint
Objective- What I have been noticing
Positive Examples
What I have been noticing
Suggestions for Improving your Presentation
Examples of your peers work

Assignment-
All about me PowerPoint!
8th Grade AgendaPowerPoint
Objective- Organize your presentation
Carefully planning your presentation before you build it will help ensure that your finished project looks great and is well organized.
We are going to use Inspiration to help us develop a blue print for the your presentation to follow.
Using Inspiration we will create a solid Main Idea and produce other ideas to build a professional looking presentation.
Do not use fluff or the quality of your presentation will be mediocre to say the least. A good PowerPoint presentation starts here!!!!
Assignment-
Inspiration
MOVIE
8th Grade AgendaClass #3 (1st Hour)
8th Grade AgendaClass #3 (2nd Hour)
Objective-
Movie Overview
Watch some examples of exemplar movies
Generation of ideas to bring to your film
Where to go and get some ideas.
Harbor-FP, Internet, Digital Camera, Scanner
Assignment-
All About Me Movie Worksheet
8th Grade AgendaClass #4 (1st Hour)
Objective-
Email and Mavis Beacon (1st Half Hour)
Look up Areas of Interest down in Washington DC
Put Finishing Touches on your Movie
Your movie FLOWS
All transitions are in place
All of your titles are in the correct spot
You have placed an appropriate song into your movie
Assignment-
Turn your movie into a Media File
8th Grade AgendaClass #4 (2nd Hour)
EmailCc: harbor-teachergr8@boston.k12.ma.us
Where are you looking to go to high school next year?
Why?
What would you like to visit when you are down in Washington DC?
Why?
Provide me with @ at least 4 interesting websites that help your cause
Plagiarism
Plagiarism (noun)
1: a piece of writing that has been copied from someone else and is presented as being your own work
2: the act of plagiarizing; taking someone's words or ideas as if they were your own

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=Plagiarism%20
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Second level
Third level
Fourth level
Fifth level
8th Grade Agenda9/8/05Class #1 (1st Hour)
Objective-
Documentation of ID and Password
Mavis Beacon + Shortcuts
Creation of folders
Locating Applications
Saving files onto the server
Assignment-
File Management Worksheet
Creating New Folders
8th Grade Agenda9/8/05Class #1 (2nd Hour)
Objective-
Working with Email
Creation of preferences
Locating Addresses
Sending Attachments
Assignment-
Email Worksheet
Web Page
8th Grade AgendaClass #2
8th Grade AgendaClass #2
Objective-
Finish email Assignment
Overview of Web Page Project
Creation of Sample Web Page
Assignment-
Create your Sample Web Page
8th Grade AgendaClass #3
Objective-
Finish email Assignment
How to make changes to your code
Assignment-
Make at least 10 changes in the coding of your original web page
Create a web of ideas using Inspiration
8th Grade AgendaClass #4 (1st Hour)
8th Grade AgendaClass #4 (2nd Hour)
Objective-
Inspiration:
How is it used?
Creation of Ideas
Arrangement of Ideas
Symbol Manipulation
Assignment-
Create a web of ideas using Inspiration (Pick a State)
8th Grade AgendaClass #5 (2 Hours)
Objective-
Inspiration:
How is it used?
Creation of Ideas
Arrangement of Ideas
Symbol Manipulation
Assignment-
Finish your (Pick a State) Inspiration
8th Grade AgendaClass #6 (2 Hours)
Objective-
Dreamweaver MX
How is it used?
What does it do?
Essential components of Dreamweaver
Creation of a basic web page
Arrangement of page
Assignment-
Re-creating your Basic Index Page
8th Grade AgendaClass #8 (2 Hours)
Objective-
Create an Inspiration About Your Web Page
Developing a blue print for success!
Your Main Idea will guide the way
5 Topics
3 Ideas per topic
Assignment-
Preparing Your Web Page in Inspiration
8th Grade AgendaClass #9 (2 Hours)
8th Grade AgendaClass #7 (2 Hours)
Objective-
Creating and Formatting tables using Dreamweaver
The importance of tables
Table Manipulation- Columns and Rows
Table Alignment- Center/Left/Right
Table Borders= 0
Assignment-
Re-creating your Basic Index Page
8th Grade AgendaClass #10 (2 Hours)
8th Grade AgendaPowerPoint
Objective-
Identify the essential components in 	Microsoft PowerPoint.
Create a PowerPoint presentation.
	Practice formatting slide layouts, colors, backgrounds, and objects.
Assignment-
Science Fair
8th Grade AgendaPowerPoint
Objective- What I have been noticing
Positive Examples
What I have been noticing
Suggestions for Improving your Presentation
Examples of your peers work

Assignment-
All about me PowerPoint!
8th Grade AgendaPowerPoint
Objective- Organize your presentation
Carefully planning your presentation before you build it will help ensure that your finished project looks great and is well organized.
We are going to use Inspiration to help us develop a blue print for the your presentation to follow.
Using Inspiration we will create a solid Main Idea and produce other ideas to build a professional looking presentation.
Do not use fluff or the quality of your presentation will be mediocre to say the least. A good PowerPoint presentation starts here!!!!
Assignment-
Inspiration
Plagiarism
Plagiarism (noun)
1: a piece of writing that has been copied from someone else and is presented as being your own work
2: the act of plagiarizing; taking someone's words or ideas as if they were your own

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=Plagiarism%20
MOVIE
8th Grade AgendaClass #3 (1st Hour)
8th Grade AgendaClass #3 (2nd Hour)
Objective-
Movie Overview
Watch some examples of exemplar movies
Generation of ideas to bring to your film
Where to go and get some ideas.
Harbor-FP, Internet, Digital Camera, Scanner
Assignment-
All About Me Movie Worksheet
8th Grade AgendaClass #4 (1st Hour)
Objective-
Email and Mavis Beacon (1st Half Hour)
Look up Areas of Interest down in Washington DC
Put Finishing Touches on your Movie
Your movie FLOWS
All transitions are in place
All of your titles are in the correct spot
You have placed an appropriate song into your movie
Assignment-
Turn your movie into a Media File
8th Grade AgendaClass #4 (2nd Hour)
EmailCc: harbor-teachergr8@boston.k12.ma.us
Where are you looking to go to high school next year?
Why?
What would you like to visit when you are down in Washington DC?
Why?
Provide me with @ at least 4 interesting websites that help your cause


title: Презентация на тему: TV: pros & cons

text:
  TV:  PROS & CONS
InventionsAmong all the inventions the most important one is     TELEVISION
TELEVISION
CARTOONS
TV VALUES
CHANNELS
PROGRAMMES
TV ADDICTION
ENTERTAINMENT
FILMS
TV FANS
VIOLENCE ON TV
COMMERCIALS
Turn off TV and turn on life ?
Have you ever spent a week without TV?
Plan of the week without TV
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
What did we use to do before there was not television?
Arguments for
Positive emotions
Popular channels
We like to watch it
every day

Channel for students of Colleges and Universities
Educational Channels
The channel Culture is the first of Russian TV channels completely devoted to events from the cultural life in our country.
CULTURE
Amusements on TV
MUSIC SHOW
SITCOMES
GAME SHOW
SPORTS
SOAPS
CARTOONS
RELAX WITH
comedy
adventure
For your children
BIBIGON
Oriented programs
documentaries
quiz
culture
debates
news
Wild life programmes
Informative
Educational
Interesting
Intellectual
sport
music
SHOULD BE
Arguments against
Negative feelings
Cartoons
Limit watching horror cartoons !
Keep them away!
Return to our children kind Russian cartoons!
HORRORS
 Commercials
VIOLENCE
	The researchers found that kids who  watched more than one hour of TV  a day were more likely than other kids to take part in aggressive and violent behavior as they grew older.
Poll-opinion poll
Every week you watch TV programmes which are considered to be educational
TV  has the power to educate and  expand your knowledge
You   prefer watching TV to reading books
You often forget about lessons when you want to watch TV
TV  makes children silent and  calm
In your family there are  often quarrels  about  the choice of channels and programmes

Every week you watch TV programmes which are considered to be educational
Basically you  watch  detectives,  variety show,  soap operas, etc.
TV  has the power to educate and  expand your knowledge
I  prefer watching TV to reading books
You combine TV with other kinds of mental activities such as studying, reading or writing a letter
You often forget about lessons when you want to watch TV
In your family there are  often quarrels  about  the choice of channels and programmes
You  watch only entertainment programmes
TV  makes children silent and  calm
Parents and children spend a lot of time watching TV together
Compare analyses 1980-1990s
Compare analyses2007-2009
TV channels viewers
CONCLUSION
PROPOSALS

APPEAL TO THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
Forbid violent programmes
Change your attitude to the choice of programmes
Limit the sexuals, cruel scenes and horrors
Save Russian Cinematography, Culture and traditions!!!


title: Презентация на тему: Types of dwellings

text:
TYPES OF DWELLINGS AND RULES.
Spotlight 6. Module 8a.
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3
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6
5
4
2
b) hotel
a) palace
d) cottage
c) house
e) tent
f) block of flats
g) university halls of residence
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2
3
4
5
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title: Презентация на тему: Typical English Houses

text:
Detached houses
These two houses are over 600 hundred years old. They were built during the Tudor times.
Bungalows
Terraced houses
Apartments
The main types of
 houses in England
detached
(a house not joined
to another house)
semi-detached
(two houses
 joined together)
terrace
 (several houses
 joined together
bungalows
flats
(apartments)
This house was built when Queen Victoria
 was on the throne 100 years ago.
Detached houses
These two houses are over 600 hundred years old. They were built during the Tudor times.
Bungalows
Terraced houses
Apartments
Typical English Houses
Detached houses
These two houses are over 600 hundred years old. They were built during the Tudor times.
Bungalows
Terraced houses
Apartments
The main types of
 houses in England
detached
(a house not joined
to another house)
semi-detached
(two houses
 joined together)
terrace
 (several houses
 joined together)
bungalows
flats
(apartments)
This house was built when Queen Victoria
 was on the throne 100 years ago.
Typical English Houses
Detached houses
These two houses are over 600 hundred years old. They were built during the Tudor times.
Bungalows
Terraced houses
Apartments
I live in a detached house.
This means that my house
is not joined to another
house. My house is made of
bricks and tiles.

In my house there are three rooms downstairs and three rooms upstairs. We have central heating which keeps our house warm. Some houses have an open fire place but we don't.
(Over 90 per cent of homes have central heating.)
Hi, my name is Erik. I live in a small town in the south east of England.
Typical English Houses
Detached houses
These two houses are over 600 hundred years old. They were built during the Tudor times.
Bungalows
Terraced houses
Apartments
I live in a detached house.
This means that my house
is not joined to another
house. My house is made of
bricks and tiles.

In my house there are three rooms downstairs and three rooms upstairs. We have central heating which keeps our house warm. Some houses have an open fire place but we don't.
(Over 90 per cent of homes have central heating.)
Hi, my name is Erik. I live in a small town in the south east of England.


title: Презентация на тему: Учеба в Великобритании

text:
                         The school year in Britain starts
                          in September.
                          The lessons last 40-45 minutes.
   British pupils wear a school uniform. The favourite colors are blue, grey, black and green.
   The first foreign language they learn at school is French. Sometimes they also learn a second foreign language: German, Spanish, Russian.
   British students have Christmas holidays, Easter holidays and Summer holidays. Schools also have special half-term holidays in the middle of each term. These holidays last 2-3 days before or after a weekend.
School uniform
At the age of twelve Russian students go   to the sixth form.
In most English schools forms start only at the secondary school, at the age of eleven.
So at the age of twelve British students go to the second form.
Susan is 13. She goes to Earlham Comprehensive School. This is her timetable for Wednesday.
9.00-9.45
Assembly
9.15-10.05
English
10.10-10.55
French
10.55-11.10
Break
11.10-11.55
Science
12.00-12.45
Music
12.45-1.45
Lunch
1.45-2.45
Science
2.45-3.30
Cooking Club
In British culture
In British culture schools have names, such as Manchester School, Mary Hampden School, Abbey Road

What about your country?
At English schools children call the male teachers Mr and the female teachers Miss/Mrs with the surname.
What about your country?
What do you know about British schools?
Mark the following statements true or false.

School day starts with assembly.
British pupils go to school on Saturday.
There are schools only for boys and only for girls in Britain.
Children of your age can go to a grammar school in England.
A school year in Britain has four terms.
The marking system in Britain is similar to that in Russia.
Science includes  chemistry, physics, biology and mathematics.


title: Презентация на тему: Whu animals have got tals

text:
WHY ANIMALS HAVE GOT TAILS
The squirrel
martens,  sables
The jerboa
Fish
Dogs
Cats
the beaver
Monkeys
Opossum
Kangaroos
Crocodile
Lizards  and Tritons


title: Презентация на тему: Учебник Биболетовой

text:
900igr.net
Units
Thematic sections
Grammar

Vocabulary

Function
Expressing opinions

Talking on themes

Making/accepting/refusing suggestions

Discussing

Analyzing

Debating

Completing/writing documents

Unit 1
Hello! Nice to See
You Again!
We Are from Britain
The 1st of September
Talking about Holidays
Present Simple, Past Simple, Future Simple, Modal Verbs, Plural of Nouns, there is/are
Giving personal information
Talking about school and holidays
Unit 2
We Are Going to Travel
Asking for information
Arranging parties, picnics, etc
Talking about future plans
Unit 3
Learning More about Each Other
May I Ask You a Question?
Personal Information
prefixes?: un-, im-, in-, non, -ing-forms, Present Continious
Present Simple or Present Continious
Apologizing
Asking people about smth
Talking about people
Unit 4
Learning More about London
Present Simple and Present Continious, Participle I and II
Wh-questions
Describing places
Asking for directions
Talking about London
Unit 5
Faces of London
«When a man is tired of London he is tired of life»
Talking about the famous
Talking about city
Talking about famous people
Being polite during the meals
Unit 6
Animals in our Life
Present Perfect tense
Four forms of the verbs
Talking about animals
Talking about zoo
Addressing smb
Unit 7
Living Together
Present Perfect
Short answers in Present Perfect Comparisons: older-elder
Talking about family
Talking about houses
Making compliments
Unit 8
We Have a Lot of Common
Do we like doing the same things?
Do you like holidays?
Reflexive Pronouns:
-self, -selves
Revision
Talking about free-time activities
Giving reasons and explanations
Comparing
Present/Past/Future Simple
Adjectives
Present Continious
Present Perfect
Large numbers
Giving personal information
Stating opinions
Expressing wishes
Advertising
Making comparisons
Talking about Countries and Nationalities
People speak English All Over the World
Why Study English?
«the» with the names of places
Synonims, adjectives referring to languages
Past Simple
Passive Voice
Introducing yourself
Meeting people
Giving reasons
Describing usage
Expressing purpose
Unit 3
Look at Teenage Problems: School Education
Looking at Teenage Problems
On the Way to School
School is Fun if You Are Optimistic
How to Tackle Our Problems?
Posessive Pronouns
Passive voice
Conditional II
Complex Object
One/Ones
Quarelling
Suggesting solutions
Giving warnings
Describing positive/negative features
Unit 4
Sport is Fun
Why People Do Sport
Keeping Fit
Health is About Wealth
Why Do People Like to Compete?
Adverbs: formation, classification
Past Simple
Degrees of comparison
Making polite invitations
Discussing possibilities
Giving advice
Making polite requests
Storytelling
Making comparisons
Stating facts
Stating likes/dislikes
Stating facts and opinions
Conditional II, III
Be (get) used to
«The» with features of the environment
Giving advice
Situations in the present or future
Stating vital problems
Discussing possibilities
Unit 3
Mass Media: Good or Bad?
What Is the Media?
What Do You Think of Television?
Reported Speech
Try Yourself as a Writer
Abbreviations
Uncountable Nouns
Conditional I
Wh-questions
Direct speech
Seeking factual information
Interviewing
Reporting on the results
Expressing opinions
Stating likes/dislikes
Unit 4
Trying to Become a Successful Person
Who Is a Successful Person?
Family is a Good Start
What is Bullying?
Is It Easy to Be Independent?
Present/Past Simple
Past Perfect
Passive voice
Complex Object
Conditional II
Congratulating
Describing people
Giving advice
Stating opinions
Discussing pros and cons
Unit 1
Families and Friends: Are We Happy Together?
Holidays Are a Time for Adventures and Discoveries
Family and Friends? No Problem!
Spending Time Together
Tenses in Active Voice
Tenses in comparison
General questions
Synonims
Passive voice
Writing a personal letter
Enquiring for personal information
Ranging things
Telephoning
Why Do People Travel?
Is It Easier to Travel Nowadays
We are in a Global Village
Tenses in comparison
Passive voice
Past Simple/Present Perfect/Present Perfect Continious
Presenting a story
Reading for gist
Completing dialogues
Rendering/storytelling
Expressing emotions
Unit 3
Can We Learn to Live in Peace?
What Is Conflict?
Conflict Resolution
Be Tolerant and You Will Prevent Conflicts
Functions of the Infinitive
Modal verbs
Reported speech
Zero conditional
Conditional III
Sorting out ideas
Giving arguments
Writing letters
Entitling a text
Consulting partners
Unit 4
Make Your Choice, Make Your Life
Modal verbs
Expressions with do
Grammar in context
Scanning reading
Reading for gist
Writing a summary
Role-play
Entitling the text


title: Презентация на тему: Tyumen is the first Russian settlement in Siberia.

text:
Tyumen is the first Russian settlement in Siberia.
Tyumen was the first Russian town in Siberia, founded in 1586 on the site of the Siberian Tatar town of Chimgi-Tura by the order the  Russian tsar  Feodor Ioanovich  .
Tyumen is the largest city and the administrative center of Tyumen Oblast, located on the Tura River flowing into the river Tobol.
   In the summer of 1586 Moscow voevodas Vasily Sukin and Ivan Myasnoi with military people and Cossacks marched into Siberia.
   On July 29, 1586 they laid foundation of Tyumen on the site of the destroyed Chimgi-Tura.    Originally Streltsy and
Cossacks made up majority of Tyumen population.
The Trinity Monastery, the first stone building in the town.
        The industrial development of Tyumen began with the construction of the Trans -Siberian railway which connected Tyumen with the European part of Russia.
    During the Great Patriotic War numerous factories were evacuated  to Tyumen from the European part of the Soviet Union.
   Lenin's  body was taken by rail to Tyumen from Moscow where it was stored for the duration of the war in what is now the Tyumen Agriculture Academy.
On August 14, 1944 Tyumen became the capital of  Tyumen Oblast.
It was born anew of the Tyumen oblast  on June 21, 1960, the day when oil was founded near a little village of Shaim.
Many world level oil and gas companies such as Gazprom, LUKoil and Gazpromneft, TNK-BP, Shell  have their  offices in Tyumen.  UTair is also based in Tyumen.
Tyumen is one of the Russian towns which have its own Technopark.
Since the discovery of oil and gas Tyumen has grown fastly  .
Now it covers the area of more than 235 square kilometers and the multinational population of Tyumen is about 644.000 people.
Many beautiful parks, squares and historical monuments decorate the image of the ancient town. The central part of old Tyumen has  many historic buildings.
Several museums, many libraries, Palaces of Culture, the Puppet and the Drama Theatres, the Concert Hall, the Picture Gallery make Tyumen a cultural centre.
Tyumenians like to visit places of entertainment: different bars, cinemas, and night clubs.
Tyumen is the town of students. There are three universities, five academies and  tens of colleges in Tyumen. There are about one hundred secondary schools in Tyumen.
Tyumen is served by the  Roschino Airport locates 13 km to West of the city.
Tyumen is our native city, the best city in the world.
   In 1986, in honor of its 400th anniversary,
and for services to   country the city was awarded by
the Order of the October Revolution.
the Tyumen coat of arms
 the flag of Tyumen
During the period from 1867 to the present day the title of "Honorary Citizen of the city of Tyumen" got 46 people (8 people - before the revolution), among them:
Yuri Gulyaev
Yuri Gagarin
Erve Raul-Yuri
Erve Raul-Yuri (1909 - 1991) is a legendary geologist who led the search and discovery of Tyumen oil.
The Tura is a river in Sverdlovsk and Tyumen regions
of Russia. Its length is adout 1000 km.  The towns of Verkhoturye, Turinsk are  based on the river too .  TheTura is the main source of water  for Tyumen.
The Tura
The Tura
        Tyumen region - one of the largest in the Russian Federation, its area is 8.4% of the country. As part of the Tyumen oblast are Khanty-Mansi and Yamal-Nenets Districts. The Tyumen oblast is washed by the Kara Sea. The main river of the Tyumen oblast is the Ob. Two thirds of Russian oil and gas are extracted  here .
Famous citizens of Tyumen
Vladislav Krapivin is the Russian writer, author of the books for children and about the children.
Eugene Matveev is the People's
Artist of the USSR
Grigory Syatvinda,  Russian film and theater actor
Anastasia Kuzmina, the Olympic champion


title: Презентация на тему: Тренажёр Дождик

text:
a cat
a dog
a hen
a frog
a kitten
a rabbit
a frog
a hen
a cat
a kitten
a fox
a dog
a frog
a hen
a cat
a kitten
a frog
a rabbit
a cup
a hat
a dress
a nut
a doll
a lamp
a hat
a doll
a bus
a hat
a cup
a dress
a hat
a dress
a bus
a doll
a bus
a hat
a doll
a lamp
a hat
a pig
a frog
a hen
a hat
a doll
a pen
a box
a pen
a hat
a cup
a desk
a box
a desk
a pen
a boy
a hat
a doll
a bag
a bed
a boy
a cup


title: Презентация на тему: Types of dwellings and rules


title: Презентация на тему: Учебные пособия, поступившие на ФИЯ

text:
ALL THOSE MUSEUMS!
Tracy. What's eating you, Jack?
Jack. Ah! Never mind. Just a slight headache.
Rona. He is never well when museums are on the schedule.
J. The attic of the nation are all those museums, aren't they?
T. Take it easy Jack, relax.
J. If I could I would. It's annoying when you can't have fun from something, isn't it?
R. Fun? Museums are .educational establishments for advancing and diffusing knowledge. You are not expected to have fun with it like dog shows or flower exhibitions.
J. What a bore!

O.V.Afanasyeva, I.V.mikheeva. ENGLISH. Student's Book. - M.: PROSVESHCHENIYE. - 2009.


title: Презентация на тему: Учебник по английскому

text:
900igr.net
2. Rules around us.
4. Every day and at weekends.
5. My favourite celebrations.
6. We have made a nice trip to England.
7. My future holiday.
8. My best impressions.
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613
753
953
132*
108*
37*
166*
681
721
790
957
1119
1261
2. Rules around us.
4. Every day and at weekends.
5. My favourite celebrations.
6. We have made a nice trip to England.
7. My future holiday.
8. My best impressions.


Презентация на тему: Учебники английского языка ФГОС


Презентация на тему: Учебно-опытный участок


Презентация на тему: Учебник «Enjoy English»


title: Презентация на тему: Учим английский

text:
AIMS:
typical hobbies of different people;
your favourite activities;
famous people and their hobbies.
PROBLEM:
Do people need a hobby?
Why?
HOBBY ?
(an activity people like doing during their free time)
YOUNG PEOPLE
going in for sport
playing musical instruments
reading books
playing computer games
dancing
going for a walk
singing
collecting
listening to music
watching TV
meeting friends
travelling
doing crosswords
gardening
knitting
fishing
keeping pets
going to the museum, theatres
OLD PEOPLE
shopping
reading books
gardening
knitting
cooking
dancing
singing
WOMEN
watching TV
reading newspapers
fishing
taking pictures
going in for sport
watching sport matches
MEN
Name
Occupation
Hobby
Daniel Radcliffe
was born in 1989 in London
performed on the stage at school
played the role of Harry Porter
loves music
prefers  listening to punk-rock
Name
Occupation
Hobby
Daniel Radcliffe
an actor
listening to music/
writing poems
Mark Twain
Name
Occupation
Hobby
Daniel Radcliffe
an actor
listening to music/writing poems
Mark Twain
a writer
collecting things nobody had
Queen Elizabeth II,
 (Elizabeth Alexandra
   Mary Windsor)
- was born in 1926 in London
 - has been the Queen of
Great Britain since 1952
has four children
likes dogs very much
has nine dogs
is fond of going for a walk
Name
Occupation
Hobby
Daniel Radcliffe
an actor
listening to music/
writing poems
Mark Twain
a writer
collecting things nobody had
Elizabeth II
the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
keeping pets,
going for a walk
Yuri Gagarin
was born in 1934 in Russia
liked learning
read a lot of books
became a pilot in 1955
flew into space in 1961
Name
Occupation
Hobby
Daniel Radcliffe
an actor
listening to music/
writing poems
Mark Twain
a writer
collecting things nobody had
Elizabeth II
the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
keeping pets,
going for a walk
Yuri Gagarin
a pilot/cosmonaut
reading books
Andrey Arshavin
was born in 1981 in Leningrad, Russia
was fond of playing football and draughts
became the professional footballer in 1999
the captain of  Russian Football team
Name
Occupation
Hobby
Daniel Radcliffe
an actor
listening to music/writing poems
Mark Twain
a writer
collecting things nobody had
Elizabeth II
the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
keeping pets,
going for a walk
Yuri Gagarin
a cosmonaut
reading books
Andrey Arshavin
 a sportsman
playing draughts
Dmitry Medvedev
was born in 1965 in Leningrad, Russia
worked  as a teacher at the university  and a lawyer
became the president of   the Russian Federation
      in 2008
-   is fond of taking pictures
Name
Occupation
Hobby
Daniel Radcliffe
an actor
listening to music/
writing poems
Mark Twain
a writer
collecting
Elizabeth II
the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
keeping pets
Yuri Gagarin
a cosmonaut
reading books
Andrey Arshavin
 a sportsman
playing draughts
Dmitry Medvedev
the president of Russia
taking pictures
PROBLEM:
Do people need a hobby?
Why?
to learn much new information,
to have rest and relax,
to have good mood,
to have good time,
to meet interesting people
Thank you for your work!


Презентация на тему: Учимся читать. Открытый и закрытый слоги


title: Презентация на тему: Учимся писать Эссе

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Opinion essays
OPINION  essay
Introduction ( state the topic/ problem  ; you may ask a question or start with a quotation; state your opinion)
   Main Body (each paragraph should present a separate viewpoint supported by your reason, another  paragraph should present the opposing viewpoint)
Conclusion ( you restate your opinion using different words)
Introduction
Introduction
Main Body
Main Body
Main Body
Main Body
 Conclusion
"Having a pet is good for you."
1    In my opinion, owning a pet teaches children to become responsible adults.
2    In addition, a pet can be amusing.
3    However, pets need a lot of care and attention.
4    What is more, certain pets can be useful if you train them properly.    .
5    On the other hand, pets can be a nuisance.
6    Firstly, a pet can |e good company.
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title: Презентация на тему: Учим английский с мамой

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I see
a Christmas Tree.
I see a snowman.
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year to you!
My New Year Wish
A happy New Year to you!
A happy New Year to me!
A happy New Year to all our friends!
A happy New Year to school
And to our teachers too.
A happy New Year to everyone.
We wish you a Merry Christmas,
We wish you a Merry Christmas,
We wish you a Merry Christmas
And a happy New Year.
Good morning!
Good afternoon!
Good evening!
Good night!
Sleep well!
My New Year Wish
A happy New Year to you!
A happy New Year to me!
A happy New Year to all our friends!
A happy New Year to school
And to our teachers too.
A happy New Year to everyone.


title: Презентация на тему: Учимся задавать вопросы

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What
Who
Where
When
Why
How
Which
How many
How much
_______ is your name?
_______ old are you?
_______ is your friend?
_______ are you from?
_______ season is it now?
_______ is your teacher?
_______ are you?
_______ animal is funny?
What
How
Who
Where
What
Who
How
Which
  How many
  How
  Why
  Who
  What
  Where
  Which

What

Why

When

Where

How

How
many
Roo likes to play tennis.   (does)
I buy stamps at the post office. (where)
He can write letters to his friend.(What)
My favourite season is summer. (What)
We go to the park on Sundays. (When)
James is a good postman. (Who)
Johnny eats a lot of sweets. (How many)
Winnie and Piglet are hungry. (Why)
Does Roo like to play tennis?
Where do I buy stamps?
What can he write to his friend?
What is your favourite season?
When do we go to the park?
Who is a good postman?
How many sweets does Johnny eat?
Why are Winnie and Piglet hungry?


title: Презентация на тему: TV is my favourite type of mass media.

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My Favourite Type of Mass Media
Television
Irina Davletova, 7a
My favourite type of mass media is TV.
TV is the main source of news and information. It gives people an opportunity to “travel” all over the world.
Moreover, television helps us to relax and to enjoy watching the fantastic world without leaving our room. You also can escape from reality while watching TV.
My favourite TV channels are STS and TNT.
On TNT I like watching such programmes as “Comedy Club” and “Stand Up”. I like these programmes because they are funny and make me laugh.
On STS I love watching TV series “Molodezhka”. I love it because it is about hockey and I like watching this sport very much. “Molodezhka” is exciting TV series about lives of hockey players who play in the youth hockey team.
I watch TV every day because when I come home after school and feel very tired, TV helps me to relax and can entertain me.

That’s why TV is my favourite type of mass media.
Thank you for attention!