Exploring Thanksgiving Day: History, Customs, and Traditions

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Delve into the rich history, customs, and traditions of Thanksgiving Day, celebrated on the last day of November. This lesson aims to introduce students to the significance of Thanksgiving in an English-speaking country, enhance their language skills, foster cooperation, and culminate in an engaging Thanksgiving feast presentation and activities. The lesson includes vocabulary building, group presentations, interactive tasks, and a festive conclusion with a Thanksgiving rhyme.


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  1. THEME OF THE LESSON: THEME OF THE LESSON: Thanksgiving Day (the last day of November): Thanksgiving Day (the last day of November): History, Customs and Traditions History, Customs and Traditions Aims of the lesson: - to get pupils acquainted with history ,customs and traditions of an English speaking country to motivate them to study a foreign language successfully. -to strengthen pupils listening and speaking skills; -to develop the skills of co-operation(in groups and pairs);

  2. PLAN OF THE LESSON -Thanksgiving vocabulary; -Thanksgiving presentation; -Groups presentation; -Thanksgiving activities: a)What s the missing word? b)choose the right answer c) anagram solving -Thanksgiving Feast presentation: a) lay Thanksgiving Table(jumbled sentences); -Conclusions; Evaluation,self-evaluation; -ending of the lesson: Thanksgiving rhyme;

  3. HISTORY

  4. THANKSGIVING FEAST THANKSGIVING FEAST

  5. MORE CUSTOMS AND MORE CUSTOMS AND TRADDITIONS TRADDITIONS Customs: Customs: Custom of decoration Custom of decoration homes:people and lights; and lights; Custom of sending messages: people send loving messages and warm Custom of sending messages: people send loving messages and warm wishes to their relatives; wishes to their relatives; Traditions: Traditions: Travel: people travel long distances to be with their relatives; Travel: people travel long distances to be with their relatives; Helping others: many generous folks serve food and clothes at homeless Helping others: many generous folks serve food and clothes at homeless shelters; shelters; homes:people decorate homes with wreathes, flowers decorate homes with wreathes, flowers

  6. DO THE FOLLOWING THANKSGIVING ACTIVITIES! DO THE FOLLOWING THANKSGIVING ACTIVITIES! GOOD LUCK! GOOD LUCK! WHAT S THE MISSING WORD? WHAT S THE MISSING WORD? Today turkey is still the main dish served on Today turkey is still the main dish served on Thanksgiving Day. Thanksgiving Day.

  7. The name of their ship was the Mayflower.

  8. The Pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving Day in the fall of 1621.

  9. In the fall of 1621 the Pilgrims had a good harvest.

  10. The Indians taught the Pilgrims how to survive.

  11. Pumpkin pie is the most popular dessert.

  12. CHOOSE THE ANSWER: What do Americans traditionally have for Thanksgiving Day? A Turkey B Goose C Chicken

  13. Where did the Pilgrims travel from? A Spain B Egypt C England

  14. What is the traditional Thanksgiving dessert? A Apple pie B Pudding C Pumpkin pie

  15. In which season did the Pilgrims celebrate the first Thanksgiving Day? A in spring B in winter C in autumn

  16. What year did the Pilgrims have their first Thanksgiving Day? A 1619 B 1520 C 1621

  17. Which televised sport do many people watch on Thanksgiving Day? A Baseball B Basketball C Football

  18. Thank you! Thank you!

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