Continents Countries Body language The presentation is made

Continents & Countries. Body language. The presentation is made by Svetlana Viktorovna Danilova Radumlsky lyceum 2018

Continents. Countries. Body language.

Tongue twisters I wish to wash my Irish wristwatch. Shy Shelly says she shall sew sheets. Jean jellies ginger jam in June, Jess jellies ginger jam in July. If Jean didn’t jelly ginger jam in June, Could Jess jelly ginger jam in July?

Guess the continents North America Eurasia Europe Asia Africa South America Australia Antarctic

Cardinal points NW NE SW SE

Where are these countries located? Argentina Russia Canada Japan Egypt Portugal

Canada Russia Portugal Japan Egypt Argentina New Zealand

II. What continent is it? This is the driest continent in the world. The name of the country and the continent is the same. There a lot of deserts. It is washed by the Pacific ocean and the Indian ocean. There you can see animals where you can’t find anywhere else. People in this country use plastic banknotes.

What continent is it ? The second biggest continent in the world( 1/5 land of our planet). In the west it is washed by the Atlantic ocean , in the northeast it is washed by the Red sea. There is the biggest desert in the world.

What continent is it? This is the third largest continent in the world. Only there you can see one of the oldest and highest trees - sequoia. Tornados are common on this continent. The system of lakes with fresh water is the biggest in the world. There is a place that is called Death Valley. The temperature is above 49 degrees. It is very hot and dry there.

What continent is it ? It is the biggest continent in the world. It is washed by four oceans. The population is more than 5 bln people. There are the highest mountains in the world-the Himalayas, «colourful» seas: the Black, the White and the Yellow seas. There all climate zones on this continent. There are more than 80 countries on this continent.

What continent is it? There is the longest river in the world. The unique desert Atakama (it hasn’t been raining for 400 years) is also situated in this continent. There are poisonous frogs, a lot of beetles , big butterflies and dangerous fish. It is the fifth largest continent in the world.

What continent is it? It is the southernmost continent in the world. The warmest month is February. It is the only continent where people can’t live. It is the unique place for birds that can’t fly. The tour to this continent amounts to 10. 000 $. About 4000 people visit this continent every year.

Let’s move! Up –down , up-down Which is the way To London - town ? Where? High in the air Close your eyes And you are there.

Let’s move! Up –down , up-down Which is the way To Red Square ? Where? High in the air Close your eyes And you are there.

Body language There are many different nations in the world. Each nation has its own language, culture and traditions. Nowadays a lot of people travel to foreign countries. TV and the Internet bring foreign countries to our homes. It is easy for people from different countries to contact each other and learn about each other.

What is body language? It means gestures, postures and facial expressions. I

You may also learn about person’s emotions and thoughts not from the words but from his body language.

People from different countries have different body languages. A gesture may be nice and friendly in one culture and rude in another culture. One and the same gesture may mean different things in different languages. Now let’s check your knowledge of gestures.

Making a circle with your fingers in Germany 1) OK 2) bad luck 3) zero 2) Thumb up in Australia a) rude b) I agree c) good luck 3)Crossed fingers in England a) good luck b) go away! c) to be nervous

4) Chinese children show their tongues when they are 1) hungry 2) scared 3) sleepy 5) If you show two fingers to a waiter(for example, you want to order two cups of coffee) in Turkey or Greece. a) it’s a very rude gesture b) The waiter will bring you two coffees. c) He will not understand what you want.

6) Nod in Greece a) yes b) no c) I’m not sure 7) Waving hands in Peru a) Go away b) Come here c) Say hello 8) Tapping your head in Argentina a) He’s crazy b) I’m thinking c) I’m tired

One of the international mimic gestures is…