Презентация - There are a lot of nationalities in crimea

There are a lot of nationalities in Crimea

They are Russians, Crimean Tatars, Greeks, Germans, Ukrainians, Bulgarians, Armenians, Karaites and others

All of them have their own culture and traditions

Crimea is a unique place because people of all nationalities live in friendship and piece

Crimeans know and respect each other’s culture and traditions

One of traditions is playing different national games

For example, Russian traditional game “Rucheek”. It was usually played on Trinity, Ivana Kupala, Peter’s Day.

In this game two people hold hands in pairs, one person remains without a pair. He or she goes one by one taking people they like to make a pair.

Many nationalities like playing “Round Dance” (“Horovod”) People hold hands and make a circle. They go round the circle and sing.

On Maslenitsa Russians and Ukrainians not only ate pancakes but also played many interesting games. Game “Hat”. Two young men put a hat on their heads and they should kick off each other’s hats. A man, whose hat appears on the ground, loses

Tatar Game “Timerbay” People stand in a circle and choose one person – “Timerbay”. He is in a center of a circle and shows any motion, all the rest should repeat after him or her.

Match a game and its description
A. Two young men put a hat on their heads and they should kick off each other’s hats. A man, whose hat appears on the ground, loses B. People hold hands and make a circle. They go round the circle and sing.
“Timerbay”
“Rucheek”
C. Two people hold hands in pairs, one person remains without a pair. He or she goes one by one taking people they like to make a pair.
“Round Dance”
“Hat”
D. People stand in a circle and choose one person – “Timerbay”. He is in a center of a circle and shows any motion, all the rest should repeat after him or her.

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Home Task
Write an article /letter about your spare time (in the evenings; at weekends; in summer; in winter; on holidays)

A magic flower
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