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Holidays around the world

 Group Project: Unusual Celebrations Around the World

1. Independence Day (USA)

2. Day of the Dead (Mexico)

3. Diwali (India)

4. Guy Fawkes Night (UK)

5. Hanami (Japan)

Task:

Create a Canva presentation about one unusual celebration.
Your presentation must have 6–8 slides.

Each student must speak during the presentation.

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📑 Povinná struktura prezentace

Slide 1 – Title slide

• Name of the celebration

• Country

• Group members

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Slide 2 – Basic Information

• When is it celebrated?

• How long does it last?

• Why is it celebrated? (history)

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Slide 3 – Traditions

• What do people usually do?

• Special activities?

• Clothes? Music? Decorations?

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Slide 4 – Food & Symbols

• Typical food

• Important symbols

• Explain their meaning

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Slide 5 – Interesting Facts

• At least 3 interesting or surprising facts

• Numbers are welcome (millions of people, 300 years old…)

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Slide 6 – Comparison

Compare this celebration with a Czech holiday.

• Is it similar to…?

• Is it more colourful / louder / more religious?

• Would you like to celebrate it? Why / why not?

Giving information

• It is celebrated in…

• It takes place in…

• It started in…

• It commemorates…

Comparing

• Unlike Czech holidays…

• It is more/less … than…

• It is similar to…

Expressing opinion

• In our opinion…

• We find this celebration…

• We would / wouldn’t like to celebrate it because…

Present Continuous for Future Plans - přítomný průběhový pro budoucnost

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Test

Blooket game

Daily routine

Natural readers

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Wordwall
Vocabulary - slovíčka Quizlet
Time and Daily routine

Flashcards
Questions:

1.When do you wake up in the morning?

2.What is the first thing you do after you wake up?

3.What do you usually eat and drink for breakfast?

4.What time do you eat lunch?

5.Do you eat dinner?

6.What do you do in the evening?

7.When do you usually go to bed?

Everyday Problems

 1. Ask for more information

• Can you tell me more about that?

• What happened exactly?

• How do you feel about it?

• Why do you think that happened?

2. Show support / empathy

• I’m sorry to hear that.

• That sounds really difficult.

• I understand how you feel.

• Don’t worry, it will get better.

3. Give advice / suggestion

• Maybe you could…

• How about trying…

• I think it might help if…

• You could ask someone for help.

4. Encourage / motivate

• You can do it!

• Don’t give up.

• Try to stay positive.

• Take it step by step.

5. Ask a question politely

• Could you explain that again?

• Do you want my advice?

• Would you like some help?

• How can I help you?

6. Offer alternatives

• You don’t have to… You could…

• Maybe you can try another way.

• If that doesn’t work, you could…

7. Express opinion / preference

• I think…

• In my opinion…

• Personally, I would…

8. React to feelings

• That must be frustrating.

• You seem upset/sad/angry.

• I can see why you feel that way.

9. Make a polite request / action

• Could you…?

• Please try to…

• Let’s… together.

Time

It´s two o'clock.  Jsou dvě hodiny. 2:00 - o'clock pouze u celé hodiny!
It´s quarter past two. doslova: Je čtvrt po druhé. / česky: Je čtvrt na tři. 2:15
It's half past two.  doslova: Je půl po druhé. / česky: Je půl třetí. 2:30
It's quarter to three. doslova: Je čtvrt do třetí. / česky: Je tři čtvrtě na tři. 2:45
It´s three o'clock.  Jsou tři hodiny. 3:00

on Monday - v pondělí (s dny požíváme předložku on - on Friday, on Easter Monday,...)
at 7 o'clock - v sedm hodin ( s časem používáme předložku at - at half past five, at quarter to one)

I have got / I've got - já mám

We have got / We've got - my máme

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Birthday Invitation

Birthday Invitation Project + 60-Second Speech

Part 1 – Create a Birthday Invitation (Canva)

Create your own birthday invitation in Canva.

Your invitation must include:

• Your name

• What you are celebrating (your birthday)

• Your age (e.g. I’m turning 15)

• The date

• The time

• The place

• Some information about the programme (food, music, games, etc.)

Be creative and make it attractive!

🎤 Part 2 – 60-Second Birthday Speech

After creating your invitation, you will give a short speech (about 60 seconds) to invite your classmates to your birthday party.

Your speech should include:

1️⃣ Greeting

• Hi everyone,

• Hello guys,

• Good morning/afternoon,

2️⃣ Say what you are celebrating

• I’m celebrating my birthday.

• I’m turning ___ this year.

• I would like to invite you to my birthday party.

3️⃣ Give important information

• The party will be on…

• It will start at…

• It will take place at…

• The party will be at my house / in the park / at a restaurant.

4️⃣ Say what will happen (activities)

Use future forms (will / going to):

• We will have music and food.

• We are going to play games.

• We will eat pizza and cake.

• We are going to dance.

• There will be…

5️⃣ Encourage your classmates to come

• I hope you can come.

• It would mean a lot to me.

• I promise it will be fun.

• I can’t wait to see you.

• See you there!

 Important Verbs You Should Use

Try to include some of these verbs:

invite
celebrate
come
join
start
take place
have
play
eat
dance
watch
bring
hope
promise
plan

 Speaking Rules

• Speak for about 60 seconds.

• Do not read everything from your paper.

• Speak clearly and loudly.

• Try to use future tense correctly.

• Smile and be confident