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#1
Homework for Tuesday September, 15 2026
Main Course. Unit 1 "Travelling"

Orally (устно)

1. The main text "Travelling" p.6 - сдать пересказ.
2. Learn the Active Vocabulary. Prepare for the test.


Home Reading for Friday September, 18 2026
Book: "The Cat in Boots"

In writing (письменно)
Ex 3, 4, 5 p.13.
#2
4 класс (14.09.2026)

Тема: UNIT 4 "TRAVELLING". Present Simple, Present Continuous.
Цель: введение новой лексики и грамматики. Развитие навыков чтения, говорения, письма, аудирования.

1. Организация урока. - 2'
2. Warming up — ''Travelling'' (p.6). ЛУР. — 10'
3. Ex.II,III,V p.7-8. ЛУР. — 10'
4. Доска/тетрадь. Grammar Exercises p.10. ЛУР. - 15'
5. Итоги, Д.З. — 3'
  a) Read the main text ''Travelling''p.6 with and without the speaker. Пересказ.
  b) Ex.V p.8 - устно.
  c) Ex.VII p.10 - письменно.
#3
Цитата: О.М. от 07 сентября 2026, 08:48:41Немного о любви к вкусной еде :)
  Продолжается сезон яблок. Запекаем, добавляем мед и наслаждаемся дарами осени!

     Очень хорошая идея! Спасибо!
#4
Цитата: Spirit of Finland от 28 августа 2026, 10:33:16На фото две птички. Дубонос - этот тот, что смотрит в камеру? А вторая птичка ниже тоже дубонос? Или кто это?

   Вторая птица тоже дубонос, только одна - девочка, а другой - мальчик.
#5
Цитата: Alexey S от 06 ноября 2023, 14:27:51
Сценарий фильма "The Hound of the Baskervilles", 1-й эпизод, фрагменты 1 - 4

Спойлер
1.
Sir Charles, frightened, is running to the Baskerville Hall. He is having a heart attack and falls on the ground, dead.
Barryman. Hello there? Hello there, is something wrong?

2.
Barryman. My wife and I found him lying dead in the yew alley, face downward.
The Investigator: What did you do then?
Barryman. I hurried across the moor to fetch the doctor, Dr. Mortimer. He was at dinner with Miss Stapleton and her brother.
The Investigator: Very well, Barryman, that's all.
Barryman. Yes, sir.
The Investigator. Dr. Mortimer, to what do you attribute the death of Sir Charles?
Dr. Mortimer. Heart failure, sir. I might add that for some time Sir Charles was in a highly nervous state, worried. Something was preying on his mind.
The Investigator. And did he confide to you what was preying on his mind?
Dr. Mortimer. Well... No.
Mr. Stapleton. Well then, what about those footprints, Mortimer? As though Sir Charles had been
tiptoeing back towards the house? I examined them myself, and as a man of science, I...
Dr. Mortimer. So did I, Mr. Stapleton. More likely, Sir Charle was running...
Mr. Stapleton. Running? Running from what?
The Investigator. If you please, gentlemen, one at a time.
Mr. Franklin. Why don't you tell the truth, all of you, tell all you know!
The Investigator. Silence, Mr. Franklin. You've already testified. You were not there, know nothing whatever of this matter.
Mr. Franklin. Nevertheless, I insist he was murdered! Murdered, I tell you!
The Investigator. That will do, sir, that will do. There were no marks on the body of any kind, Dr. Mortimer?
Dr. Mortimer. None.
The Investigator. Then as his physician, what would you say was the cause of Sir Charles' death?
Dr. Mortimer. Most emphatically a heart failure, sir.
The Investigator. Such then gentlemen, is the verdict of this coroner's court.
Mr. Franklin. Call it what you like. Sir Charles was murdered. There's more than one person in this room, knows I speak the truth.


3.
Dr. Watson. I'm blasted if I know why on earth you want all these clippings about this Baskerville fellow.
Mr. Holmes. I have an idea, Watson, that young Sir Henry isn't destined for a very long existence in this world.
Dr. Watson. What?
Mr. Holmes. My conjecture is that he'll be murdered.
Dr. Watson. Murdered?
Mr. Holmes. It would be very interesting to see if my deductions are accurate.
Mrs Hudson. Oh, Mr. Holmes, while you were out a gentleman called to see you and left this.
Mr. Holmes. He asked you to give it to me?
Mrs Hudson. Oh, no, sir, he just left it by mistake, I imagine.
Mr. Holmes. Mm-hmm. Dr. Mortimer?
Mrs Hudson. He didn't leave his name, sir.
Mr. Holmes. No, it's here on the stick, Mrs. Hudson.
Mrs Hudson. Oh, is it, I didn't notice.
Mr. Holmes. Do you know any Dr. Mortimer, Watson?
Dr. Watson. No? What did he want?
Mrs Hudson. He didn't say, sir.
Mr. Holmes. What do you make of it, Watson?
Dr. Watson. Why should I make anything of it? The fellow came to see you.
Mr. Holmes. Ah, but what kind of a fellow? Let me hear you reconstruct him from his walking stick by our usual method of elementary observation.
Dr. Watson. Well, I should say that Dr. Mortimer is a successful man, well esteemed.
Mr. Holmes. Good, excellent.
Dr. Watson. I should say that he does a great deal of his visiting on foot, ...because the iron ferrule is worn down.
Mr. Holmes. Perfectly sound.
Dr. Watson. Let's have a look at this inscription. "From his friends of the C.C.H." C.C.H. I should say that's the something or other hunt.
Mr. Holmes. Really, Watson, you've excelled yourself.
Dr. Watson. Does anything escape me?
Mr. Holmes. Almost everything, my dear fellow.
Dr. Watson. What?
Mr. Holmes. A present to a doctor I'd say is more likely to come from a hospital than a hunt. And when the letters "C.C" are placed before the hospital, the name Cherring Cross Hospital rather obviously presents itself.
Dr. Watson. Oh, okay, you may be right.
Mr. Holmes. Furthermore I'd say that Dr. Mortimer had a small practice in the country and was the owner of a dog.
Dr. Watson. How can you tell that?
Mr. Holmes. Quite simple, from the teeth marks. Look, you can see for yourself. A rather large dog, I'd say, and unless I'm mistaken, Dr. Mortimer will call on us again in a few moments.
Dr. Watson. Rubbish, Holmes, rubbish. How the devil can you deduce that?
Mr. Holmes. Well, as he left his stick, isn't it reasonable to presume that he'll come back and get it?
Mrs Hudson. Dr. Mortimer, sir.


4.
Dr. Mortimer. Mr. Holmes?
Mr. Holmes. Yes, come in, Dr. Mortimer.
Dr. Mortimer. I took the liberty of calling upon you...
Mr. Holmes. And left your stick.
Dr. Mortimer. Oh, so I did. Thank you so much.
Mr. Holmes. A presentation, I see.
Dr. Mortimer. Yes, sir, from Cherring Cross Hospital.
Mr. Holmes. This is my friend, Dr. Watson.
Dr. Mortimer. Of course.
Dr. Watson. How do you do, sir.
Dr. Mortimer. Mr. Holmes, you're the one man in all England who can help me.
Mr. Holmes. Well, won't you sit down?
Dr. Mortimer. Thank you. A friend of mine is in grave danger.
Mr. Holmes. May I inquire his name?
Dr. Mortimer. Sir Henry Baskerville. The Heir to the Estate of Baskerville Hall. I'm in mortal fear Sir Henry's life will be stuffed out.
Mr. Holmes. Why, what makes you think that?
Dr. Mortimer. I have information which leads me to believe that for centuries past, every Baskerville who has inherited the estates has met with a violent, and sudden death.
Mr. Holmes. But as I recall it, Sir Charles died from natural causes, heart failure.
Dr. Mortimer. Apparently, and that was the verdict of the coroner, in which I, Sir Charles' physician, concurred, but there was one point which I kept back from the police, from everybody.
Mr. Holmes. Yes?
Dr. Mortimer. About 50 yards from where Sir Charles fell dead were footprints.
Mr. Holmes. A man's or a woman's?
Dr. Mortimer. Mr. Holmes, they were the footprints of a gigantic hound.
Mr. Holmes. A hound? Well, why didn't you report it?
Dr. Mortimer. Not a soul would have believed it. And during the night it rained. And in the morning the marks were completely obliterated, but I saw them as clearly as I see you. And then a few days ago, as one of the executors of the estate, I found this. This old document.
Mr. Holmes. "Legend of the Hound of the Baskervilles."
Dr. Mortimer. Let me read it to you, Mr. Holmes, it's quite short. I won't bore you, I promise.
Mr. Holmes. Yes, please, go on.


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#6
Homework for Monday September 14, 2026
Main Course. Unit 1 "Travelling"

Orally (устно)
1. The main text "Travelling" p.6 - учить.
2. Learn the Active Vocabulary.
3. Ex.V p.8.

In writing (письменно)
1. Ex.X p.11.

Home reading
1. Read the first chapter.

#7
Английский язык / Re: Планы занятий
11 сентября 2026, 11:07:21
4 класс (11.09.2026)

Тема: UNIT 4 "TRAVELLING". Present Simple, Present Continuous.
Цель: введение новой лексики и грамматики. Развитие навыков чтения, говорения, письма, аудирования.

1. Организация урока. - 2'
2. Warming up — ''Travelling'' (p.6). ЛУР. — 10'
3. Ex.IV,III p.7. ЛУР. — 10'
4. Grammar Ex. ЛУР. - 15'
5. Итоги, Д.З. — 3'
  a) Listen to the main text p.6. Read it with and without the speaker.
  b) Ex.IV p.8 - устно.
  c) Ex.IV p.11 - письменно.
#8
Homework for Monday September, 14 2026 (Лине)
Main Course. Unit 1 "Travelling"

Orally (устно)

1. The main text "Travelling" p.6 - учить наизусть.
2. Ex.IV p.7.

In writing (письменно)

1. Ex.VI p.11.

Home Reading
Book: "The Cat in Boots"

1. Read the first chapter.
#9
Homework for Monday September, 14 2026
Main Course. Unit 1 "Travelling"

Orally (устно)

1. The main text "Travelling" p.6 - учить наизусть.
2. Ex.IV p.7.

In writing (письменно)

1. Ex.VI p.11.

Home Reading
Book: "The Cat in Boots"

1. Read the first chapter.


#10
Homework for Thursday September 10, 2026
Main Course. Unit 1 "Travelling"

Orally (устно)

1. Listen to the main text p.6. Read it with and without the speaker.
2. Learn the Active Vocabulary.
3. Ex.V p.8.

In writing (письменно)

1. Ex.IX p.11.
#11
Homework for Thursday September, 10 2026
Main Course. Unit 1 "Travelling"

Orally (устно)

1. Listen to the main text p.6. Read it with and without the speaker. Учить текст наизусть.
2. Ex.V p.8.


In writing (письменно)

1. Ex.III p.10.
#12

Английский клуб. План (02.09.2026)
КЛУБ 1. КЛАССЫ 5-7
1.   Организация урока – 5 мин.
2.   Часть I. Комплексная обработка отрывка из кинофильма (чтение, говорение, аудирование, письмо. Дублирование) «My Fair Lady» (part 1). ЛУР – 20 мин.
3.   Часть II. Работа с текстом. Зарождение фашизма и нацизма и прихода их к власти в странах Европы в 30-х годах XX века – 35 мин.
4.   Часть III. Знакомство с зарубежным кинематографом. «My Fair Lady» – 15 мин.
5.   Подведение итогов, домашнее задание – 5 мин.
#13
Homework for Wednesday September, 9 2026 (для Лины)
Main Course. Unit 1 "Travelling"

Orally (устно)

1. Listen to the main text p.6. Read it with and without the speaker.
2. Ex.IV p.7, Ex.V p.8.


In writing (письменно)

1. Ex.IV p.10.
#14
Homework for Wednesday September, 9 2026
Main Course. Unit 1 "Travelling"

Orally (устно)

1. Listen to the main text p.6. Read it with and without the speaker.
2. Ex.IV p.7, Ex.V p.8.


In writing (письменно)

1. Ex.IV p.10.
#15
Английский язык / Re: Планы занятий
07 сентября 2026, 14:28:11
4 класс (08.09.2026)

Тема: UNIT 4 "TRAVELLING". Present Simple, Present Continuous.
Цель: введение новой лексики и грамматики. Развитие навыков чтения, говорения, письма, аудирования.

1. Организация урока. - 2'
2. Warming up — ''Travelling'' (p.6). ЛУР. — 10'
3. Ex.IV,V p.7. ЛУР. — 10'
4. Доска/тетрадь. ЛУР. - 15'
5. Итоги, Д.З. — 3'
  a) Listen to the main text p.6. Read it with and without the speaker.
  b) Learn the Active Vocabulary.
  c) Ex.V p.8 - устно.
  d) Ex.III p.9 - письменно.
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