Презентація до позакласного заходу з англійської мови для учнів 7-9 класів за темою: «Моє село. Моя батьківщина. Мій світ» (“My Village. My Motherland. My World.”)

My Native Village Prepared by Lyudmila Otrosh,village of Podil, Sribne district,Chernihiv region,Ukraine

My village, the one I live in, And the one that lives in me…

Every man has his own Motherland. It`s the place, where a man was born. May be this place is usual and uninteresting for other people, but for you it is the dearest place in the world. There is no place like home. and no need to roam the world in the search of the most beautiful place

Podil was founded in 1666. The village is situated on the picturesque banks of the Lysohir river. The population is 874 of people. You can see a green countryside and beautiful landscapes.

There are several versions of the origin of the village. First version: village located along the river, hence the name. The second version, the village was located at the bottom of Sribne and the lower part of any town called Podil

Since ancient times between the silver and the hem is as eternal watchman Danchykova Mountain - botanical nature monument

Every year the holiday of Midsummer is held near Danchykova mountain. Midsummer is the most poetic celebration of the Ukrainian people

The main feature of my village is extraordinary diversity and beauty of its scenery, the forest expanse and green glades bringing to mind the immense space of my Motherland. The green lawn carpets are punctuated here and there by small groves, tree clusters gaily bunched together.

The river Lysohir is very beautiful in all seasons

History of the village is large and tragic, with ups and downs, joys and pains, disappointments and hopes

Since 1240 our area was ruled by the Mongol-Tatars for 80 years. Our village, like many other ancient towns and villages were destroyed and burned by horde of Batu Khan

In 1321, Podil was under the rule of Lithuania and after the Polish-Lithuanian Union of 1388 under Polish rule

In the 15th century the village was a part of the estates division of the Lithuanian tycoon Alexander Vyshnevetsky

1900 in the village of Podil had 376 households with a population of 2,328 people. After the establishment of Soviet power in the countryside there was a cultural revolution. Since 1924 elementary school was opened at the parish school, which was founded in 1886. In 1931, the primary school has spread to seven years, which taught children of school age

Happy life was interrupted by World War II. The village was occupied on September 14 1941 and was released on September 17 1943. People lived heavily. All collective farms were destroyed

There is a mass grave in the center of Podil. The veterans come here on holidays. All sadly remember those terrible events

Hard times have come to our country. But we are a strong nation, and Ukraine is an indivisible country. Each of us has to love our people, our culture and traditions, as did those who died for our independence on the Nezalezhnosti Square and on the battlefield

Podil is a small dot on the map of Ukraine. But for many Ukrainians it is a native land, a homeland where they were born, live and work, where their grandparents and great-grandparents lived

It is a small Motherland for Olga Sydorenko, a poetress, an author of the famous “Sribne tragedy”, Victor Kava, Ukrainian writer, Borys Zayets, a famous person in the country, the general director of the National Circus of Ukraine

From year to year our village becomes larger and nicer. In Podil there is a secondary school with a nice gym, a kindergarten, a library, a house of culture and a small hospital. Buildings have gas and water supply

We should remember our history and respect war veterans, veterans of labor who did everything so that young generation lived in better conditions, so that our village became more beautiful. The task of young people is to be active, to develop themselves, to become a very good citizens of our Motherland

Welcome to Our Village