Презентация по английскому языку на тему "The gift of storytelling"

Слайд #1

Listen to the music.
What country does it remind you of?
What are the capitals of these countries? What are the
Symbols of Ireland?

Слайд #2

Look at the picture? What can you see?
What will be the topic of our lesson?

Слайд #3

Match the picture and the words
crock
folk tales
treasure
warrior
noble
entertain
obstacles
beast
values
overcome
Seanachai
saint

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1. The seanachai told us a story.
2. I love listening to Irish folk tales.
3. It's important to respect tradition.
4. Many people pray to saints for help.
5. The warriors fought bravely in battle.
6. We should overcome challenges bravely.
7. Obstacles can make us stronger.
8. There are many mythical beasts in legends.


8. There are many mythical beasts in legends.
9. It's noble to help those in need.
9. It's noble to help those in need.
10. Comedians entertain us with their jokes.
11. Honesty and kindness are important values.
12. Pirates search for treasure on deserted islands.
13. My grandmother keeps her homemade jam in a crock.
Fill in the gaps: obstacles, noble, Seanachai, overcome,tradition,warriors, folk tales, entertain, values, saints,treasure, crock beasts

Слайд #5

Can You Tell which Sentences are
True and which are False?
1. The best way to spend a cold, winter night in Ireland is to go to a cafe. F
2. Seanachai is a type of sweets. F
3. Ireland has a tradition of storytelling. T
4. Myths and legends are stories about ordinary people. F
5. Finn Mac Cumhal was a king of Ireland. T
6. Folk tales teach moral values. T
7. The Leprechaun is a type of giant. F
8. The Leprechaun makes shoes and has a hidden treasure. T
9. If you catch the Leprechaun, it will give you its treasure willingly. F
10. The Leprechaun is a friendly creature. F

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Emma: "I love listening to stories on a winter night in Ireland! It's so cozy by the fire and the stories about mythical creatures are funny. My granddad told me one that made me laugh so hard!"

Luke: "I don't really care about listening to stories on a cold winter night. I'd rather be playing football with my friends or just chilling on my phone. Stories are boring and not interesting."

Sophia: "I like the idea of spending winter nights with a Seanachai, but sitting down for hours doesn't seem very appealing. However, being cozy by the fire sounds nice, so maybe I would try it out if I had the chance."

Jack: "Listening to a Seanachai on a winter night in Ireland is magical! The stories transport you to another world entirely. Whenever I listen to a Seanachai, I feel like I'm living the story alongside the characters.
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