The UK (online lesson)

Good morning, dear students. Today we are going:to speak about the symbols of the UKto do some written tasksto pass the quiz

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What is the weather like today?The weather is fine/ good/ bad. It is frosty/ cold/ warm/ hot. It is sunny/ not sunny. It is windy/ not windy. The sky is …Do you like such weather or not? Why?

Tongue twister. Whether – чи. To weather - зносити. Try to read it very quickly!

Open your copybooks, write down the date. Tuesday, the 6th of April. Classwork

Open your textbooks at p.131

Symbols of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The Union Jack. National animal Coat of arms

{5 C22544 A-7 EE6-4342-B048-85 BDC9 FD1 C3 A}capital. Symbol plant. Symbol animalpatron. Scotland. England. Wales. Northern Ireland. Make a table and complete it with the material from our lesson.

Look at the map and say what countries the UK consists of. Name the capitals, please.

Look at the map and say what countries the UK consists of. Name the capitals. Scotland. Edinburgh

Look at the map and say what countries the UK consists of. Name the capitals. Scotland. Edinburgh. England. London

Look at the map and say what countries the UK consists of. Name the capitals. Scotland. Edinburgh. England. London. Wales. Cardiff

Look at the map and say what countries the UK consists of. Name the capitals. Scotland. Edinburgh. England. London. Wales. Cardiff. Northern Ireland. Belfast

Scotland. Flag of Scotland. St. Andrew. Thistle. Unicorn. Royal arms

England Flag of England St. George. Rose. Lion. Royal arms

Wales. Flag of Wales St. David. Daffodil Red dragon. Royal badge

Northern Ireland. Flag of Northern Ireland. St. Patrick. Shamrock. Bulldog Coat of arms

Let’s have a break and do exercises for eyes

{5 C22544 A-7 EE6-4342-B048-85 BDC9 FD1 C3 A}with article THEwithout article -Divide the following words into two columns. Northern Ireland, Union Jack, Cardiff, Scotts, Scottish, Belfast, Irish Sea, English Channel, Atlantic Ocean, British Isles, Wales, United Kingdom, Ireland. You have 5 minutes.

{5 C22544 A-7 EE6-4342-B048-85 BDC9 FD1 C3 A}with article THEwithout article -The Union Jack. Northern Ireland. The Scotts. Cardiff. The Irish Sea. Scottish. The English Channel. Belfast. The Atlantic Ocean. Wales. The British Isles. Ireland. The United Kingdom. Divide the following words into two columns. Let’s check!

Open your textbooks at p.136, ex. 5 You have 5 minutes.

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Let’s pass the quiz!

Geography1. What is the full name of the country?

Geography1. What is the full name of the country?The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Geography2. Name all the countries of the UK.

Geography2. Name all the countries of the UK. England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

Geography3. What are the capital cities of the 4 parts of the UK?

Geography3. What are the capital cities of the 4 parts of the UK? London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast

Flag – “the Union Jack”4. What does the flag of Wales look like?

Flag – “the Union Jack”4. What does the flag of Wales look like?

Match the symbols and the parts of the UKEngland Scotland Wales Northern Irelandthistleshamrockleek and daffodilrose

Match the symbols and the parts of the UKWalesthistleshamrockleek and daffodilrose. England. Northern Ireland. Scotland

Do you recognize the sights?Stonehenge. Ben Nevis. Loch Nessstyle.font. Weight

Do you recognize the sights?Stonehenge. Ben Nevis. Loch Nessstyle.font. Weight

Do you recognize the sights?Houses of Parliament. Piccadilly Circus. British Museum

Do you recognize the sights?Houses of Parliament. Piccadilly Circus. British Museum

Do you recognize the sights?Westminster Abby. St James’ Cathedral. St Paul’s Cathedralstyle.font. Weight

Do you recognize the sights?Westminster Abby. St James’ Cathedral. St Paul’s Cathedralstyle.font. Weight

Thank you for hard working!Do the test online. Find the link in Classroom