NÁZEV ŠKOLY: ZŠ Javorník AUTOR: Lenka Klíčová NÁZEV: VY_32_INOVACE_03_Anglický jazyk ČÍSLO PROJEKTU: OPVK 1.4.,

Anotace: prezentace je určena pro žáky pátých ročníků materiál slouží k seznámení se s vánočními tradicemi v Anglii popis jednotlivých svátečních dnů mini kvíz s možnostmi odpovědí a následná správná odpověď doplňující tabulka anglických názvů svátečních dnů rozšiřování slovní zásoby a její následné procvičování

CHRISTMAS How does Christmas look like in England? in England?

on 24th December  it´s Christmas dinner for the whole family on the Christmas _ _ _  typical Christmas dinner is a huge _ _ _ _ _ _ with a lot of potatoes, vegetables and cranberry sauce

on 25th December  it´s the most important day of Christmas  they open _ _ _ _ _ _ _  in England presents don´t bring _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, but Father Christmas  Father Christmas comes at night, when everybody is asleep

on the 26th December  26th December is called Boxing Day  in the old days poor _ _ _ _ _ _ went to the other people´s houses  they asked them for leftover _ _ _ _ or _ _ _ _ _ slovníček:in the old days – za starých časů; leftover – zbytek;poor - chudí

Christmas Quiz Children in England get presents on _________. o Christmas Day in the evening o Christmas Day in the morning o Christmas Eve in the evening Kids in England, USA and many other countries get presents on Christmas Day (25th Dec) in the morning. When they get up, they find the presents under the Christmas tree.

Where do children in America hang their stockings? o Above the door o In the chimney o On the Christmas tree o On the mantelpiece Children hang their stockings on the mantelpiece, a kind of shelf above the fireplace. Slovníček: chimney – komín, mantelpiece – římsa nad krbem

What is the 26th December called in Britain? o Boxing Day o Judo Day o Karate Day o Wrestling Day It's BOXING DAY (in the UK, Australia, Canada and some other countries), the name comes from the tradition of giving presents to poor people.

A man and a woman kiss under the _________. o Christmas tree o holly o ivy o mistletoe It's mistletoe. HOLLY and IVY are also 'Christmas plants‚´but the tradition only applies to MISTLETOE. Slovníček:holly–cesmína, ivy-břečťan, mistletoe- jmelí

Baby Jesus was born in Bethlehem to Mary and her husband _________. o John o Joseph o Moses o Stephen Mary was married to Joseph. Slovníček : marry- provdat se /oženit se

Describe each day Describe each day

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