Презентация на тему: "Презентация к уроку английского языка на тему "Чайная церемония" (5 класс)"

TRADITIONAL ENGLISH TEA
English people like tea. It is the British national drink. 196 million people drink it in Great Britain every day.
«Tea-time» or «five-o’clock-tea» is the afternoon meal of sandwiches, cakes, biscuits, sweets and tea between lunch and dinner. 
English people like to have tea at home and at work. They have «a tea-break» at 11 o’clock in the morning and at 5 o’clock in the afternoon. When at home, they invite their friends to a tea-party just to chat. When children come to see their friends they usually have tea too. After they have tea children have a lot of fun together. They sometimes play games or sing songs.

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TRADITIONAL ENGLISH TEA
English people like _____. It is the British national _____. 196 million people drink it in Great Britain every day.
«Tea-time» or «five-o’clock-tea» is the afternoon meal of _________, ________, biscuits, sweets and tea between lunch and dinner. 
English people like to have tea at ________and at work. They have «a tea-break» at 11 o’clock in the _______ and at 5 o’clock in the ________. When at home, they invite their friends to a tea-party just to chat. When children come to see their friends they usually have tea too. After they have ______ children have a lot of fun together. They sometimes play ______ or sing ______ .

- English people don’t like tea.

- At tea-time they drink tea and eat sandwiches, cakes, biscuits and sweets.

- English people drink tea at work and at home.

- They have “a tea-break” at 9 o’clock in the morning and at 6 o’clock in the afternoon.

- They invite their friends for breakfast.

- When children come to see their friends they usually have tea and have a lot of fun together.

If I say «coffee», touch your nose.

If I say «tea», touch your lips.

If I say «lemon», touch your classmate.

If I say «milk», jump.

What things do we need for a tea party?
Can you name these things?

Napkins
A tablecloth
A tea-cozy
a napkin [’næpkɪn] - салфетка
A tea-cozy [’ti:kəʋzɪ] – чехол для чайника
to lay the table [’leɪ ðə’teɪbəl] – накрывать на стол
a tablecloth [’teɪbəl‚klɒƟ] - скатерть
a teapot [’ti:pɒt] - чайник
a Sauser [’sɔ:sə] - блюдце

For English tea ceremony you need:
A table covered by a white or blue tablecloth
A small vase with fresh white flowers
Napkins
A teapot with tea
A tea cup and a saucer
A teaspoon
A jug with boiled water
A sugar-bowl with sugar cubes
a tea-cozy

The traditional English breakfast is a full meal. Some people begin their breakfast with cereal. They eat it with cold or warm milk. Then they have a plate of bacon with eggs, tomatoes, sausages and beans. Then they have a toast with butter and marmalade and some fruit or some juice.
They drink tea or coffee in the morning.
Many English people now take such a full breakfast only on Sunday morning. Most people have a sandwich or a light snack for lunch.