Тезисная презентация для учеников 7-8 классов
презентация к уроку английского языка (8 класс) по теме

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Contents Introduction Main body Ending Proverbs

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Introduction Think about Who? Where? When? What? How? Why? These will help you

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Main body 1

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Main body 2

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Ending

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Rules FOR WRITING STORIES You must follow these rules when writing your stories. 1. Only three main characters. 2. Do not put yourself or your friends in the story. 3. Limit dialogue to four exchanges per paragraph. 4. Develop setting and characters through descriptive sentences. 5. Keep a brisk pace. Short and interesting is great!

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Settings C haracters . girl boy animal man woman idea spirit machine thing plant, etc. Environment: farm village otherworldly city mountains forest arctic ocean desert , etc.

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Body In trouble : Caught stealing Told a lie S aw or heard a secret Lost something Been captured Under a spell or curse G oes to forbidden place Finds forbidden object Has enemy Broke something Does not like something Needs to escape or hide Needs to rescue s omeone Solution Has helper Magical Non-magical Is rescued Is transformed Discovers skill Finds magic Helps self: Exercises cleverness

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Ending At the end of a story you could…… Describe or show the characters feelings Provide a moral Show what the characters have learnt from their experience Mention some object or detail from the story Make a link with the beginning

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Proverbs One finger cannot lift a pebble. (Iranian) If you chase two hares, you will not catch either. (Russian) It is better to turn back than to get lost. (Russian) Handsome words don't butter cabbage. (German) After the rain, there is no need for an umbrella. (Bulgaria) You can't chew with somebody else's teeth. (Yiddish) Little brooks make great rivers. (French) He that goes barefoot must not plant thorns. (English) Better to be a free bird than a captive King. (Danish) A book gives knowledge, but it is life that gives understanding. (Hebrew) Better bread with water than cake with trouble. (Russian) Step by step one ascends the staircase. (Turkey) Anger is a bad adviser. (Hungary) Eggs must not quarrel with stones. (Jamaican)