7 класс Спотлайт модуль 8d Презентация "Мир природы Шотландии"

Spotlight-7, Module 8d

Symbols of Scotland

Coat-of arms

Golden eagle

kilt

unicorn

bagpipe

flag

Nessi

thistle

vocabulary

bluebell – колокольчикcave – пещераcliff – скалаfield mice – полевые мышиflock- стаяgarlic – чеснокgolden eagle – золотой орёлmarsh, wetland – болотоreserve – заповедникswan – лебедьwild - дикий

reserves
rare species
cliffs
seabirds
wetlands
unique
garlic
to nest (v)
geese
hikes

uncommon animal
land kept for a special purpose
special, rare
birds similar to ducks
a strong-smelling plant used in cooking
a high area of land with a steep side
birds that live near the sea and get their food from it
an area of very wet, muddy land with wild plants growing on it
to build a nest and lay eggs
walks

reserves
rare species
cliffs
seabirds
wetlands
unique
garlic
to nest (v)
geese
hikes

Lochs

Finish the sentences

St Kilda is one of the best places in Britain for diving because…

2. Loch Lomond is famous for …

3. Hundreds of birds come to the Insh Marshes …

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits each space.

1) St Kilda has the ____________cliffs in Britain. (HIGH)
2) Loch Lomond is ____________for its wildlife. (FAME)
3) Don’t miss a flock of _____________in the sky (SWAN)
4) Insh Marshes ______the most important wetlands. (BE)
5) St Kilda is ____________for its wildlife. (FAME)
6) Don’t miss a flock of ___________in the sky (GOOSE)

Listen to the story and find the appropriate heading.

What makes wetlands different?
Birds of wetlands
Plants for the people
Natural reserve in the wetlands

1) What mammal (млекопитающее) is mentioned in the text?
a) fish b) reptiles c) deer 
2) Special plants of the wetlands grow in …
a) woods b) fresh water c) special spots.
3) How do birds use special plants?
a) They nest there. b) They eat them.
c)They grow them.

Travel Agency

1. Next, please.
3. Of course. Well, St. Kilda islands are a reserve.
5. St. Kilda has the highest cliffs in Britain, over one million seabirds including puffins, and other unique species.
7. It is one of the best places to go diving because there are amazing clear waters and underwater caves and tunnels.
9. From May to June.

2. I would like to travel to St. Kilda and I would like you to give me some information about nature reserves there.
4. What is the reserve famous for?
6. That sounds very interesting. What else is there to see and do?
8. Wonderful. And when is the best time to visit?
10. That's great. Thanks very much.

Choose the correct answers to the questions.

Tourist: What are the opening hours of this national reserve?
Travel agent: Yes, why not. But don’t come too close.
Tourist: Can I take a photo of an animal?
Travel agent: Of course. The usual group consists of 15 people.
Tourist: Where can I throw rubbish?
Travel agent: We are open at 10 and are closed at 19.
Tourist: Can you give us a guide?
Travel agent: There are rubbish bins in many remote parts of our reserve.

The ecological situation on the planet Earth is bad. Many species of birds and animals are in danger because of air, water and soil pollution. Many species of fish and plants are dying. We must do everything we can to reduce pollution of the environment. We should be friendly to Nature: plant flowers, collect rubbish for recycling, clean out ponds, rivers and lakes. We should try to preserve/to keep the animals’ natural habitats.