Русские традиции в образовании

Задание-тест по аудированию. Listen to the text «New Year Celebration in Russia» and answer the following questions:

When do Russians celebrate New Year’s Eve?

A) On December 25th and January 1st

B) On December 31st and January 1st

What are the main decorations in Russian cities at the beginning of December?

A) Small red flowers and white doves

B) Colorful lights and huge green Christmas trees

C) Golden statues and purple ribbons

D) Blue lanterns and yellow stars

1. 1. When did the tradition of celebrating International Women’s Day originate?

* A) In 1909 in New York

* В) In 1920 in Europe

2. Why do Russian women like celebrating International Women’s Day?

* A) Because it’s a day off from work

* B) Because there is a tradition to congratulate women

3. What do men do in preparation for International Women’s Day in Russia?

* A) Go to the parks for picnics

* B) Buy flowers and sweets

4. What role do children play on International Women’s Day in Russia?

* A) They help with household and set the table

* B) They go to school with special holiday programs

* C) They organize concerts and performances

* D) They participate in parades

5. How do women feel on International Women’s Day in Russia?

* A) Sad and tired

* B) Happy and relaxed

* C) Stressed and busy

* D) Anxious and worried

Встреча гостей при входе в музей с караваем (хлеб-соль)

Russian people – clever, strong!

Native Land we keep a lot!

Follow traditions,

Meet guests with bread delicious!

Guide competition

1.The RED CORNER(красный угол)

The Red Corner is a front part of peasant’s house. The main decoration of Red Corner is Bozhniza with icons and a lamp.

2. THE RUSSIAN OVEN (русская печь)

It’s a facility for house warming and cooking. The oven played a main part in the interior of Russian home. The fire is made within the oven.

3. A CAST IRON POT (чугунок)

Let`s have a look at this cast iron pot. Our grandmothers used it for cooking tasty meals from the Russian oven.

4. AN OVEN FORK (ухват)

Don`t forget about an oven fork! It helps to put the pot into the Russian oven and get it out.

5. A CARRYING POLE (коромысло)

A carrying pole, also called a shoulder pole or a milkmaid’s yoke, is a yoke of wood or bamboo, used by people to carry water.

6. A SAMOVAR(самовар)

A samovar was an important attribute in Russian household well-suited to tea-drinking.

I like to drink tea from a samovar. I have a samovar at home.

The Russian expression «to have a sit by the samovar» means to have a leisurely talk while drinking tea from a samovar.

Phonetic exercises:

Public holidays — государственные праздники

Pagan holiday — языческий праздник

Religious holidays — религиозные праздники

preparing for holiday — подготовка к празднику

to see off the Old Year — провожать Старый год

to see the new year — встречать Новый год

To defeat — одержать победу, победить

Fatherland defender day — День Защитника

Отечества

Church service — церковная служба

Victory Day — День Победы

Pancake Day — Масленица

Day of Knowledge — День Знаний

Orthodox Christmas — Православное Рождество

Easter – Пасха

Phonetic exercises:

Public holidays — государственные праздники

Pagan holiday — языческий праздник

Religious holidays — религиозные праздники

preparing for holiday — подготовка к празднику

to see off the Old Year — провожать Старый год

to see the new year — встречать Новый год

To defeat — одержать победу, победить

Fatherland defender day — День Защитника

Отечества

Church service — церковная служба

Victory Day — День Победы

Pancake Day — Масленица

Day of Knowledge — День Знаний

Orthodox Christmas — Православное Рождество

Easter – Пасха

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Public holidays —

Pagan holiday —

Religious holidays –

Day of Knowledge —

Orthodox Christmas —

To defeat —

Fatherland defender day —

Church service —

Victory Day —

Pancake Day —

preparing for holiday —

to see off the Old Year —

to see the new year —