1. A foglalkoz

Slide 1:1. A foglalkoz�s c�me

Christmas traditions

Slide 2:2. Elosz�

� Silent night, holy night,All is calm, all is bright,Round yon virgin mother and child,Holy infant so tender and mild,Sleep in heavenly peace,Sleep in heavenly peace.

Slide 3:3. Haszn�latAj�nlott az al�bbi navig�ci� alkalmaz�sa

FOGALOM 1. dia Haszn�lat 3. Fomen� 4 Tananyag 9 58. dia Vissza Fogalmak 55. Tov�bb Elozo Fontos kezel�si �tmutat�s: A fel�leten a k�pernyorol val� vez�rl�s � a v�letlenszeruen elorehalad�s kik�sz�b�l�se miatt - nem lehets�ges. Ha tov�bb k�v�nsz l�pni a tananyagr�szekben, akkor haszn�ld. a Page Down billentyut, az eg�ren a g�rgetot, valamint az akci�gombokat �s a hiper-hivatkoz�sokat.

Slide 4:4. A foglalkoz�sok tagoz�d�sa

I. C�L 1. K�vetelm�nyek II. TARTALMI LE�R�S III. TARTALOM �S TEV�KENYS�GEK IV. EGY�B Fogalmak Irodalom 3. Illusztr�ci�jegyz�k

Slide 5:I. C�l

Ismerd meg az angol kar�csonyi szok�sokat. Tudd megfogalmazni a k�l�nbs�geket a magyar �s az angol hagyom�nyok k�z�tt. Bovitsd a sz�kincsedet.

Slide 6:I.1. K�vetelm�nyek, kompetenci�k

Ismerd meg a kar�csonyhoz kapcsolod� fogalmakat, azok jelent�s�t �s eredet�t. Saj�t�tsd el angolul ezeket a fogalmakat, kifejez�seket. Tudd alkalmazni a megtanult �j sz�kincset. L�gy k�pes �n�ll�an megfogalmazni a kar�csonyi �nnepk�rh�z kapcsolod� szok�sokat.

Slide 7:II. R�vid tartalmi le�r�s 1

Advent When does Advent start? What is Advent? Father Christmas Who is Father Christmas? How do children write to Father Christmas?

Slide 8:II. R�vid tartalmi le�r�s 2

Christmas Eve Why do the children in England hang up christmas stockings? Carol Service Christmas Day Why do we give presents? The Christmas Dinner Christmas tree The Christmas tree became popular.

Slide 9:III. Tananyagtartalom �s tev�kenys�gek

Advent Father Christmas Christmas Eve Christmas Day Christmas Tree

Slide 10:1. R�hangol�d�s

Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeerhad a very shiny nose.And if you ever saw him,you would even say it glows. All of the other reindeerused to laugh and call him names.They never let poor Rudolphplay in any reindeer games.

Slide 11:2. Kor�bbi ismeretek 1

Eddig tanult kar�csonnyal kapcsolatos angol kifejez�sek: Christmas Santa Claus star stocking bell present reindeer candle sledge snowflake chimney snowman

Slide 12:2. Kor�bbi ismeretek 2

Who was the real Father Christmas?Father Christmas is based on a real person, St. Nicholas. St. Nicholas was a very shy man and wanted to give money to poor people without them knowing about it. It is said that one day, he climbed the roof of a house and dropped a purse of money down the chimney. It landed in the stocking which a girl had put to dry by the fire! This may explain the belief that Father Christmas comes down the chimney and places gifts in children's stockings.

Slide 13:2.1. R�szellenorz�s, visszacsatol�s 1

1. Mit jelent a reindeer ? (D�ntsd el az al�bbi �ll�t�sok helyess�g�t!) a)r�nszarvas b)oz c)b�r�ny 2. Hogy �rod le helyesen a kar�csony sz�t angolul? (D�ntsd el az al�bbi �ll�t�sok helyess�g�t!) a)Cristmas b)Christmas c)Chrismas 3. 3.Hova ker�lnek a kar�csonyi aj�nd�kok? (D�ntsd el az al�bbi �ll�t�sok helyess�g�t!) a)On the tree b)In the fireplace c)In the stockings 1. K�rd�s (a helyes v�lsz) a) 2. K�rd�s (a helyes v�lsz) b) 3. K�rd�s (a helyes v�lsz) c) Fontos kezel�si �tmutat�s: A fel�leten a k�pernyorol val� vez�rl�s � a v�letlenszeruen elorehalad�s kik�sz�b�l�se miatt - nem lehets�ges. Ha tov�bb k�v�nunk l�pni a tananyagr�szekben, akkor haszn�ljuk. a Page Down billentyut, az eg�ren a g�rgetot, valamint az akci�gombokat �s a hiper-hivatkoz�sokat.

Slide 14:2.1. R�szellenorz�s, visszacsatol�s 2

Who was the real Father Christmas? Why are the presents in the stockings?

Slide 15:3. �j ismeretek feldolgoz�sa

1. Advent 2. Father Christmas 3. Christmas Eve 4. Christmas Day 5. Christmas tree

Slide 16:1. 1. Advent

Advent Begins 3rd December The start of the Christmas season Advent is a term from the Latin word 'adventus' which means "arrival". It is a time of waiting for the arrival of Christmas, the coming of Jesus to earth when he was born as a baby at Bethlehem about two thousand years ago. Olvasd el �s ford�tsd le a megadott sz�veget. A sz�nessel �rt szavak ford�t�s�t r�kattint�ssal megtal�lod.

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When does Advent start? Advent begins on the Sunday nearest to 30th November (St. Andrew's Day) and lasts until midnight on Christmas Eve. Advent Sunday is the first of the four sundays before the 25th December What is Advent?Advent is the new year of the Christian Church and the church season that leads to Christmas Day.

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The important dates of Christmas: 03.December : First Sunday of Advent 200610.December: Second Sunday of Advent 200617.December: Third Sunday of Advent, 200624.December: Fourth Sunday of Advent, 200625.December: Christmas 2006

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Advent Calendars During Advent, some people make or buy Advent calendars as a way of counting the days to Christmas. Usually these calendars have twenty-four 'windows'. The calendars do not necessarily start from the beginning of Advent. Advent Calendars always start on 1 December. .

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Slide 21:2.1. Father Christmas

Who is Father Christmas?Father Christmas is our version of Santa Claus. He is an old jolly man with white hair, a beard and a moustache. He is dressed in a red* suit outlined in white. Father Christmas and his elves make all the toys for Christmas in his home in the North Pole.

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The red coat is 'new'. Images of Father Christmas prior to about 1880 most pictures showed him with a green coat. The red became the most popular colour after the US introduction by Coca Cola during the 1930s.

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How do children write to Father Christmas?Children write letters to Father Christmas to tell him what they would like for Christmas. Some children will send their letters by post or e-mail but the more traditional way is to throw the letters into the back of the fireplace. The draught then carries the letters up the chimney to Father Christmas.

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What happens on Christmas Eve?On Christmas eve Father Christmas piles all of the toys onto his sleigh and rides across the sky with his reindeers. He enters our houses down the chimney at midnight and places presents for the children in stockings.

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Slide 26:3.1. Christmas Eve

Night time on Christmas Eve is a very exciting time for young children. It is the time when Father Christmas / Santa comes. The children leave mince pies and brandy for Father Christmas, and a carrot for the reindeer. .

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Children hang their christmas stockings or bags up ready for Father Christmas, who will hopefully fill them up with presents, if the children have been good. The children then go to sleep and wait for Christmas morning to see if he has been.

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Every year in December we celebrate the birthday of Jesus Christ. That is why we call this time of year 'Christmas' - we celebrate the 'Mass', or church service, for Christ. The word Christmas (or Christ's Mass) comes from the Old English name Cristes Maesse - Christ's Mass - and is the celebration of the birth of Jesus. The first recorded was in Rome in AD360, but it wasn't until AD440 that the Christian Church fixed a celebration date of December 25.

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Carol ServiceChristians go to a special carol service at their church on Christmas Eve night. There are usually two carols services. The first one is for children where they sing Christmas songs and watch a Nativity performed by children.. The second one is closer to midnight (called Midnight Mass), so that people can welcome Christmas Day in and rejoice in the coming of our Lord.

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Slide 31:4.1 Christmas Day

This is the favourite day for all children. They wake up very early in the morning to find their stockings have been filled by Father Christmas and excitedly unwrap the presents before going down to breakfast. Family presents are opened either late morning or during the afternoon. The family gather together to open the presents found under the Christmas tree

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Why do we give presents?The tradition of giving gifts is thought to be related to the gifts that the wise men (the Magi) brought to Jesus.

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The Christmas Dinner is the main Christmas meal and it is usually eaten at mid-day or early afternoon. A traditional Christmas dinner includes roast turkey, brussels sprouts, roast potatoes, cranberry sauce, rich nutty stuffing, tiny sausages wrapped in bacon and lashings of hot gravy. For pudding (dessert) there's always a rich, fruity pudding.

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The Queen's Speech A traditional feature of Christmas afternoon is the Queen's Christmas Message. At three o'clock in the afternoon, the Queen gives her Christmas Message to the nation which is broadcast on radio and television. The custom was begun by King George V in 1932.

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Slide 36:5.1. Christmas Tree

Most houses in England, will have a tree of some sort or other which they will decorate and will place the presents under. The traditional tree is a fir tree but now-a-days more people buy artificial trees to 'save the earth'. The decorating of the tree is usually a family occasion, with everyone helping.

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The Christmas tree became popular in England in 1841 when Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, brought a Christmas tree over from Germany and put it in Windsor Castle. The Royal couple were illustrated in a newspaper standing around the Christmas tree with their children, and the tradition of decorating a tree became fashionable.

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The Christmas trees, during the Victorian times, were decorated with candles to remind children of the stars in the sky at the time of the birth of Jesus. Using candles was, of course, a great fire hazard

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. Today, Christmas trees are decorated with tinsel, lights and small ornaments which hang from the branches. An angel or star is usually put on the very top of the tree.

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Slide 41:3.1.1. Ellenorz�s, visszacsatol�s

When does the Advent start? What does the Advent mean? 1. sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz: Advent Sunday is the first of the four sundays before the 25th December, 2. sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz: It�s a time of waiting for the arrival of Christmas. Fontos kezel�si �tmutat�s: A fel�leten a k�pernyorol val� vez�rl�s � a v�letlenszeruen elorehalad�s kik�sz�b�l�se miatt - nem lehets�ges. Ha tov�bb k�v�nsz l�pni a tananyagr�szekben, akkor haszn�ld. a Page Down billentyut, az eg�ren a g�rgetot, valamint az akci�gombokat �s a hiper-hivatkoz�sokat.

Slide 42:3.1.2. Ellenorz�s, visszacsatol�s

What does Santa Claus wear? When did it change? sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz: He is dressed in a red* suit sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz: Till 1880 most pictures showed him with a green coat. The red became the most popular colour after the US introduction by Coca Cola during the 1930s.

Slide 43:3.1.3. Ellenorz�s, visszacsatol�s

What do the chidren do in Christmas Eve? Why do we call this day Christmas? sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz: The children leave mince pie and brandy for Father Christmas, and a carrot for the reindeer. 2. sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz: We celebrate the birthday of Jesus Christ. That is why we call this time of year 'Christmas' - we celebrate the 'Mass', or church service, for Christ.

Slide 44:3.1.4. Ellenorz�s, visszacsatol�s

Why do we give presents? When is the Christmas dinner? sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz: It is related to the gifts that the wise men brought to Jesus. sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz. It is the main Christmas meal and it is usually eaten at mid-day or early afternoon.

Slide 45:3.1.5. Ellenorz�s, visszacsatol�s

When did the Christmas tree became popular in England? How was it decorated? sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz: In 1841 Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, brought a Christmas tree over from Germany sz. k�rd�sre a v�lasz: During the Victorian times, it was decorated with candles to remind children of the stars in the sky

Slide 46:4. �sszefoglal�s A lecke �sszegz�se 1 lap

What is Advent?Advent is the new year of the Christian Church and the church season that leads to Christmas Day. Advent Calendars During Advent, some people make or buy Advent calendars as a way of counting the days to Christmas. Usually these calendars have twenty-four 'windows'.

Slide 47:4. �sszefoglal�s A lecke �sszegz�se 2 lap

How do children write to Father Christmas?Children write letters to Father Christmas to tell him what they would like for Christmas. Some children will send their letters by post or e-mail but they can throw the letters into the back of the fireplace. The draught then carries the letters up the chimney to Father Christmas What happens on Christmas Eve?On Christmas eve Father Christmas rides across the sky with his reindeers. He enters our houses down the chimney at midnight and put presents for the children in stockings

Slide 48:4. �sszefoglal�s A lecke �sszegz�se 3 lap

The word Christmas (or Christ's Mass) comes from the Old English name Cristes Maesse - Christ's Mass - and is the celebration of the birth of Jesus. The first recorded was in Rome in AD360, but it wasn't until AD440 that the Christian Church fixed a celebration date of December 25. Carol ServiceChristians go to a special carol service at their church on Christmas Eve night. There are usually two carols services.

Slide 49:4. �sszefoglal�s A lecke �sszegz�se 4 lap

A traditional Christmas dinner includes roast turkey, brussels sprouts, roast potatoes, cranberry sauce, rich nutty stuffing, tiny sausages wrapped in bacon and lashings of hot gravy. For pudding there's always a rich, fruity pudding. The Queen's Speech At three o'clock in the afternoon, the Queen gives her Christmas Message to the nation which is broadcast on radio and television. The custom was begun by King George V in 1932.

Slide 50:4. �sszefoglal�s A lecke �sszegz�se 5 lap

Most houses in England, will have a tree of some sort or other which they will decorate and will place the presents under. Today, Christmas trees are decorated with tinsel, lights and small ornaments which hang from the branches.

Slide 51:5. �rt�kel�s

Itt kapsz betekint�st arr�l, hogy milyen m�rt�kben siker�lt elsaj�t�tanod a tananyagot.

Slide 52:K�rd�sek �s v�laszok

1. When is the fist day of Advent? (D�ntsd el az al�bbi �ll�t�sok helyess�g�t!) a) 03.December b) 17.December c) 24.December 2. How does Father Christmas enter to our houses? (D�ntsd el az al�bbi �ll�t�sok helyess�g�t!) a) He enters our houses through the window b) He enters our houses down the chimney c) He enters through the door 3. When does the second carol service start? (D�ntsd el az al�bbi �ll�t�sok helyess�g�t!) a) It starts early in the morning b) At ten o� clock in the evening c) The second one is closer to midnight 1. K�rd�s (a helyes v�lsz) a) 2. K�rd�s (a helyes v�lsz) b) 3. K�rd�s (a helyes v�lsz) c) Ha tov�bb k�v�nsz l�pni a tananyagr�szekben, akkor haszn�ld a Page Down billentyut, az eg�ren a g�rgetot, valamint az akci�gombokat �s a hiper-hivatkoz�sokat.

Slide 53:1. 0 - 30 % Tud�sod sajnos nem �ri el a megfelelo szintet, javaslom, ism�teld �t az anyagot ak�r t�bbsz�r is. 2. 31 - 50 % Tud�sod sajnos nem el�g alapos, javaslom, ism�teld �t az anyagot m�g egyszer. 3. 51 - 75 % Tud�sod k�zepes szintu, tekintsd �t, hogy melyik feladatot rontottad el �s ism�teld �t, az ahhoz tartoz� r�szeket. 4. 76 - 90 % Tud�sod j� szintu, b�r m�g vannak hi�nyoss�gok, keresd ki, hogy melyik feladatot rontottad el, majd ism�teld �t a megfelelo r�szeket. 5. 91 - 100 % Gratul�lok, tud�sod kiv�l� szintet �rt el, folytasd a k�vetkezo leck�vel!

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Slide 54:IV. Egy�b

Christmas songs: Away in the Manger Frosty the Snow Man Jingle bells Joy to the World Let it snow Santa Claus is coming to town Twelve days of Christmas Silent Night

Slide 55:IV.1. Fogalmak(visszautal�s az �j fogalmakra )

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Slide 56:IV.2. Irodalom

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Slide 57:IV.3. Illusztr�ci�jegyz�k

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