Holidays in Canada

The 10 th form
Theme: Holidays in Canada
Objectives: 1. To enrich pupils knowledge about holidays in Canada.
2. To develop their skills in listening, oral speech and grammar.
3. To bring up pupils to be attentive, to write neatly and correctly.
Equipment: pictures, cards, slides
The procedure of the lesson:
I. Organization moment:
Good morning, children!
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Who is on duty today?
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What day is it today?
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What date is it today?
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Who is absent?
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II. Home work:
What was your home task?
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What is the capital of Canada? ( Ottawa)
What are the official languages in Canada? (English and French)
Who were the first people to live in Canada? (Asian)
What is the national symbol of Canada? ( the maple leaf)
III. Presentation of new material:
Today we are speak about “ Holidays in Canada”. And now each pupil presents his topic.
P1 - Father`s Day
P2 - New Year
P3 – Canada Day
P4 – Civic Holiday
P5 – Thanksgiving Day
P6 – Halloween Holiday
P7 - Remembrance Day
P8 - Christmas
P9 - Boxing Day
IV. Match the sentences:
Father`s Day ------------- a. October 31
New Year ----------------- b. December 26
Canada Day -------------- c. January 1
Civic Holiday ------------- d. 3rd Sunday of June
Thanksgiving Day ------- e. July 1
Halloween ---------------- f. 1st Monday in August
Remembrance Day ----- g. 2nd Monday in October
Christmas ----------------- h. December 25
Boxing Day --------------- i. November 11

V. Give the translation of these words into Kazakh, Russian and English:
VI. Make a word:
nhatkivgsign -
alhenewlo –
shcrtisam –
cermbmearne –
gobxni -
VII. Make up sentences:
1. December is in celebreted Christmas.
2. there in a holiday is Canada in November great.
3. people have dinner English traditional usually Christmas Day on.

VIII. Let`s solve the crossword:
сиқыршы
жарқанат
үй аруағы
қаңқа
шайтан
қорқынышты, сұмдық
қансорғыш
жын пері
ұсқынсыз
IX. Answer the questions:
Which holiday is on the 25th of December?
When is Halloween celebrated?
In which month is Thanksgiving Day celebrated?
Sometimes they have parties where guests dress up in costumes, cover their faces with masks. What holiday is it?
It is a traditionally observed by Canadians. What holiday is it?
X. Now, pupils what do you think when you hear the word “Holidays in Canada”