всем желающим можно приходить во время каникул 26 и 28 марта на занятия во вторник и четверг с 14.00 до 15.45
1. Grammer 3, стр.95, упр.2 перевести в тетрадь с русского на английский, у кого нет текста в книге, я сбросила фото в вайбер; стр.88 повторить личные и притяжательные местоимения.
Spe@k English
26.03.2024 (вторник, четверг)
1. P.b. учим слова к Unit MY HOME.
Читайте по-английски 4 класс (утренняя группа)
26.03.2024 (вторник, четверг)
1. Темы 9,10 чтение, перевод. Сделать проект My day. В тетради написан план. При составлении пользоваться нужно текстами 9,10, переделав все предложения для себя. Рассказывать наизусть, в проекте можно подписать картинки, чтобы подсматривать.
2. Неправильные глаголы стр. 260 повторять.
Читайте по-английски 5 класс
26.03.2024 (вторник, четверг)
1. Уроки чтения стр.45-47 повторить правила, будем писать проверочную.
2. Неправильные глаголы на стр. 26-260 (250-251) повторять.
3. Six friends, Chapter 14, чтение, перевод, задания.
Диалоги на английском
27.03.2024 (среда)
1. Symbols наизусть.
2. Диалог Отцы и дети - хорошо знать по тексту фразы, будем писать.
Повторяем времена английского языка. Каждый готовит урок по своему времени.
Темы для экскурсий
National Library, Trinity Suburb, Stele, Gorky Park, Kripta, Upper Town, Town Hall, Дарина - Holly Spirit Cathedral, Zybitskaya street in Minsk,Victory, Gates of Minsk.
The Republic of Belarus
Belarus is located in the eastern part of Europe.
The total area of Belarus is 207,600 square kilometers. It borders on Lithuania and Latvia in the north-west, Ukraine in the south, Russia in the east, and Poland in the west.
The population of Belarus is 9,5 million people.
The country has two official languages: Belarusian and Russian.
The Republic of Belarus is divided into six regions: Minsk, Brest, Vitebsk, Gomel, Grodno and Mogilev.
Minsk city is the capital of Belarus.
Belarus has a moderate continental climate.
Belarus is known as the country of blue lakes, rivers, green meadows and swamp with varied animal and plant life.
Welcome to our Republic!
Minsk is the capital of Belarus
Minsk is an old city. It was founded in 1067. The Belarusian government is in Minsk. About two million people live there today.
There are many interesting places in Minsk. My native city is famous for its museums, theatres, gardens, and monuments. Children can have fun in amusement parks.
When tourists come to Minsk, they see the new railway station. It was built in 2001. The building is very modern and beautiful.
Troitskoye (Trinity) Suburb is the oldest place in Minsk.
There are a lot of cafes, small shops and museums there. There are a lot of cinemas and theatres in Minsk. The most beautiful theatre is the Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre.
All children’s favourite place is Gorky Park. There is a big wheel, a merry-go-round and other rides there. Next to the park there is the Circus. There you can see acrobats and clowns, lions and tigers, bears and horses.
Not far from the park there is Pobeda (Victory) Square. War 2 veterans go there on 9th May.
My favourite place in Minsk is (называемсвоютему)…...
I love my city very much.
When you’re in Minsk, call me. My phone number is 2475164.
I live at 23 Osipenko Street, flat 48. Come to Minsk and I’ll show you this beautiful city.
The Belarus landscape - Шкирёнок Саша
Belarus is a very green landscape. Natural vegetation covers 93.1% of the land, and 1/3 of all green landscape is forest.
In Belarus forests, 28 types of trees as well as around 70 types of shrubberies can be found. They include:
birch (across the country), pine (across the country), conifers (northern areas), oak (southern areas).
There are many lakes in the northern regions of Belarus, and the Polesye marshland around the Pripyat River in the south.
Several areas of land in Belarus which contain unique landscape, rare plants and animal species have been designated as National Parks and are protected by the State.
Belarus wildlife - Рогатко Диана
Belarus is home to a huge array of wild animals and birds, many of them rare species.
Around 76 species of vertebrate animals have been recorded in Belarus, including: elks, deer, wild boar, beavers, wolves.
There are also around 300 species of bird in Belarus.
The Belarus Red Book was created to protect rare and vanishing species of plants and animals. Currently protected and recorded within the Red Book are: 17 mammal species, 72 bird species, 4 amphibian species, 10 types of fish, 72 types of insects.
A large number of wildlife reserves and sanctuaries have been set up across Belarus to protect its rich diversity of wildlife.
National Parks and conservation - Деряга Аня, Знак Лёша
There are five National Parks in Belarus, protected by the State. Their work has been recognized and supported by UNESCO.
Belavezhskaya Pushcha
The Belavezhskaya Pushcha park is in the Brest region, 340km to the south-west of Minsk. There are records of reserve work in the locality dating back centuries. UNESCO granted the park World Heritage Site status in 1992, and Biosphere Reserve status in 1993.
Belavezhskaya Pushcha park is home to many ancient oak trees dating back more than 500 years, as well as venerable ash, pine and fir trees.
There are also significant animal and bird populations here, including the world’s largest population of the rare European bison and the greater spotted eagle.
Berezinsky Biosphere Reserve - Аникеев Ваня
This park lies in the Vitebsk region of Belarus and was set up in 1925 to protect rare animal species in the north of the country. Just 120km from Minsk, it forms part of UNESCO’s Biosphere Reserves World Network.
The reserve is made up of forests, bogs, reservoirs and meadows. More than half of the known species of Belarusian flora can be found here, including: 56 mammal species, 220 bird species, 9 amphibian species, 5 reptile species, 34 types of fish.
Braslavskiye Ozera National Park - Ефремова Яна
This park was established in 1995 among the beautiful lakes of the Vitebsk region in the north-west of Belarus.
The park’s 69,000+ hectares host more than 800 species of plant, 20 of them close to extinction. It is also home to: 30 species of fish, 189 species of birds (85% of all nesting birds in Belarus), 45 mammal species, 10 amphibian species, 6 reptile species.
The ancient town of Braslav, which dates back to the 11th century, is scenically sited in the middle of the park.
Narachansky National Park - Сорокина Варвара
Narachansky National Park, in the Minsk region of Belarus was established in 1999.
More than a third of its 94,000 hectares are forest, home to the majority of the country’s pine trees.
The park is a recreational reserve, popular with anglers for its large, well-stocked lakes. It’s also famous for its natural springs and has 18 sanatoria and recuperation centres.
Pripyatsky National Park - Дудалев Рома
This park lies in the Gomel region in the south of the country, 250km from Minsk.
There has been a reserve on the flood plains of the Pripyat River since 1969 and the park today covers more than 85,000 hectares.
In 1987 European bison were introduced to the park, which is also home to: 51 mammal species, 11 amphibian species, 7 reptile species, 37 types of fish, 246 types of birds.
Chernobyl: what are the risks? - Данченко Иван
The Chernobyl disaster in neighbouring Ukraine in 1986 was the world’s worst nuclear accident. More than 60% of the fallout from the plant affected Belarusian territory.
The worst affected region of Belarus was the Gomel region in the south-east of the country.
While travellers to Gomel or Belarus may understandably have some concerns about radiation, it is now scientifically accepted that the danger to health for visitors to Belarus is minimal.
There are strict controls over the most contaminated areas, where entire Belarus villages remain deserted and which cannot be visited without official approval.
My family
Building a successful family is like building a house. Both need a plan. The best way to be organised as a family is to talk about family matters. By doing this, families enjoy a special closeness and stability. Choosing to spend time with your family sends a message more powerful than words.
How much time should families spend together? That varies from family to family. Families with young children usually spend most of their time together because young children need a great deal of physical care and guidance. Families with teenagers may spend less time together because teens naturally want to spend more time with their friends. Healthy families keep a good balance between ‘too much’ and ‘not enough’ time together. They spend enough time to satisfy all family members.
Nothing unites a family more than its traditions which include different norms, ways of behavior, customs and views. In united families these traditions are deep-rooted and passed from generation to generation.
Strong families take time to be together and talk to one another. They share their hopes and dreams, feelings and concerns over common meals. Members of successful families feel they really belong to their family. They celebrate their victories and help each other learn from their mistakes. They do their household chores together and go to the theatre. At the same time, strong families adapt relationships and family rules when needs arise. Since no family knows what tomorrow will bring, being adaptive is a good trait for family members to develop.
Recent studies affirm the importance of love in families. Research shows that expressions of affection towards children reduce behaviour problems and help children’s development. Strong families notice and share positive aspects of each member. They notice the talents, skills and achievements, special qualities and characteristics that make the other person unique. They find ways to be positive even when another family member makes a mistake and make an effort to develop closeness and show love at home.
2. The author explains what makes a successful family. Find this extract and read it aloud. 3. What makes a family united? 4. How much time should family members spend together?
Ранее изученные темы: (Gates of Minsk, Osmolovka, Trinity suburb, Upper Town, Palace of the Republic,The State Department Store (GUM), Aleksander Nevsky Church, National Library, Island of Tears, Church of Holy Trinity, Red Church, Botanical Garden, Sports Palace Dynamo Stadium, Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theater of Belarus, The Cathedral, Loshitsky Park, Gorky Park, Chelyuskintsev Park, Children's Railroad, Nemiga Street, State Flag Square, Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum, Stele, Minsk Victory Square, Memorial Church of All Saints).
