Appearance

Дополнительный материал. My place (Spotlight-6, Module 2b, p18-19)

My place (Spotlight-6, Module 2b, p18-19) 

Дополнительный материал (Module 2. 2a. Happy time-1 (Spotlight 6)

ORDINAL NUMBERS

Module 2. 2a-1. Happy time (Spotlight 6)

The Earth

Extensive Reading (p.13)

                                             
                                              OUR EARTH INTERESTING FACTS

Countries and nationalities

 Module 1 c  My country{p.10)

Have a wonderful school year!

Knowledge Day (Russian: День Знаний), often simply called 1 September, is the day when the school year traditionally starts in Russia and many other former Soviet republics.

Nut Day

Orekhoviy Spas - Another 'harvest' celebration, this day is celebrated on the 29th of August, and marks the 'ripening' of nuts and grains. This is the last of the three harvest days, thus closing the time of celebration. It is a good time for all, as the cupboards are full with the harvest.

BACK TO SCHOOL.TRAFFIC SAFETY

                                                                    1.  YOUR SAFETY RULES 

                 . 

1.Watch the video 

                                                             2.Write 10 rules of your safety

2.TRAFFIC SAFETY

         

1. Watch the video,

2, Make a screenshot of Google Map for our area and print it,

3. Draw your safe route  to school (use green colour)

4. Point dangerous places (use red colour)

5  Describe your route in english.

                                                        

 3. LEARN

Please believe me when I say… 

we must be careful every day, 

‘cause in a car or in a truck, 

safety can’t depend on luck. 

               
                                                         

Children’s Round Dance

The Children’s Dance fountain, an iconic photo that became a symbol of the destructive Battle of Stalingrad, is back in its place in the Russian city of Volgograd.

Officially named the Children's Khorovod, literally ‘Children’s Round Dance’, the fountain initially installed in 1939 was one of the symbols of the city formally known as Stalingrad. The statue of six children dancing around a crocodile became famous worldwide due to several pictures that a Soviet photographer took after the German army’s devastating bombings. The black-and-white snapshots showed children playing happily, with a ruined city in the background. 

Numerous bombs hitting the city, made it one huge fire, with burning neighborhoods, streets, ships and even the Volga River. The fountain survived and stood only partly damaged by shell fragments. Since then the fountain became a symbol of a devastated, but undefeated city. 

The symbolic fountain was restored after the war, but then removed in 1950s as the city was being rebuilt and developed after the war. In 2013 the fountain has been restored to commemorate the victims of the massive bombing of Stalingrad in 1942, in which 40,000 civilians were killed

President Vladimir Putin has officially opened the fountain on the city’s square nearby the main railway station. 

At 4:18pm local time (12:18 GMT) – the exact time the German army started bombing the city – a smaller replica of the fountain will be also opened near the museum panorama 

Flying Ladybirds Day (Kalendarru)

Look at   Kalendarru.Today is   Flying Ladybirds (or  Ladybugs) day. They come to us with our childhood."Божья коровка, полети на небко, там - твои детки, кушают конфетки".We know these words from our early ages. But does english children talk with ladybugs?

Ladybug! Ladybug!

Fly away home.

Your house is on fire.
And your children all gone.

All except one,

And that's little Ann,

For she crept under

The frying pan.

What do you know about ladybugs life?

                                        
 



автор: Туриченко И.Е.