Презентация на тему "Интегрированный урок на тему «Чай: как он приятен, вкусен , ароматен» (английский язык+химия) в 8-2 классе"

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  Интегрированный урок на тему «Чай: как он приятен, вкусен , ароматен» (английский язык+химия)в 8-2 классе

  Подготовили: учитель английского языка Крумм М.С. И учитель химии Исаева Заира Набиевна

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  “It is easier to imagine Britain without the Queen than without tea”

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  Историческая справка

  В 1638 году русский царь Михаил Федорович романов направил своих послов с богатыми дарами к монгольскому Алтан-хану. Тот встретил их с почестями и за званым обедом поил терпким горьковатым напитком, называемым чаем. Провожая русских посланников. Хан подарил русскому царю 200пакетиков с надписью «бах-ча». Возвратившись в Москву, послы вручили пакеты с сушенными листьями. Ссылаясь на утверждение монголов об их целебной силе. Лекарь испробовал отвар на больном придворном, который подтвердил, что ему полегчало. Вот и стали лечить этим питьем царя и его приближенных. А потом чай настолько пришелся по вкусу, что его пристрастились пить в царских хоромах и богатых домах каждый день. В конце XVII столетия чай стал продоваться в московских лавках наравне с другим товаром. С той поры и у нас стали «чаи гонять» с блюдечка, да с сахарком- вприкуску или внакладку, на худой конец –вприглядку, но непременно до седьмого пота!

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  • to lay the table [’leɪðə’teɪbəl] – накрывать на стол • a tablecloth [’teɪbəl‚klɒƟ] – скатерть • a napkin [’næpkɪn] – салфетка • a teapot [’ti:pɒt] – чайник • a sauser [’sɔ:sə] – блюдце • a cup [kɅp] – чашка • a spoon [spu:n] – ложка • a milk jug [milk dʒʌɡ] – молочник • a sugar bowl [ʃuɡǝboul] – сахарница • a kettle [ketl] – чайник • a scone [skoun] – булочка, лепешка • a biscuit [biskit] – печенье

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  New words

  To dilute [|daɪˈljuːtɪd] – разбавлять Sparkling [ˈspɑːk(ə)lɪŋ] - сверкающий Fragrant [ˈfreɪɡr(ə)nt] - ароматный Invigorating [ɪnˈvɪɡəreɪtɪŋ] – бодрящий Tax –налог Tip- чаевые Starch [stɑːtʃ] - крахмал Iodine [ˈaɪədiːn] - йод Acetic acid [əˈsiːtɪk] – уксусная кислота To add – добавлять Carbon dioxide [ˌkɑː.bəndaɪˈɒk.saɪd] – углекислый газ

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  Traditions of English tea

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  England. The English like tea with biscuits, cakes and sweets. Traditionally they drink tea six or seven times a day: in bed, at breakfast, at lunch, between lunch and breakfast, during the day and at 5 o’clock. As you know, the English have tea with milk. First they pour some milk into the cup and then tea.

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  It is difficult to say where this English tradition came from. Maybe it came from the 17th century, when the English poured tea into cups made of fragile Chinese china which was very expensive. And in order not to break the expensive cups they poured warm milk into them and only then hot tea. And now we call tea with milk English tea.

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  Tea in England

  The English know how to make tea and what it does for them. Seven cups of it will wake you up in the morning and nine cups will put you to sleep at night. If you are hot, tea will cool you down, and if you are cold, it will warm you up. If you take it in the middle of the morning and it will stimulate you for further work; if you drink it in the afternoon, it will relax you further thought.

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  The history of tea

  One of the legends says, “Long ago the shepherds noticed that their sheep began climbing up the hill easily after having nibbled leaves of an evergreen bush which grew high in the mountains. The shepherds decided to test the magic power of that miraculous plant. They dried the leaves, poured boiling water and began to drink fragrant herbal potion feelings instantaneous burst of strength” This is a legend but maybe it’s true. It is needed known that tea came from China writing in 2,500 B.C. In old times tea was valued very much. The emperors rewarded their people with tea for particular services. Later tea-leaves were pressed into cakes which were used for money. And the population paid a special tax called a tip. Much later, tea appeared in other countries of Asia and Europe.

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  Tea-leaves

  There was time when drinking tea was almost unknown in European countries; many people had never heard of tea. This anecdote is about an old woman and her son who lived before tea-drinking became popular became popular in England. He was a sea captain and every time he returned from a faraway country he brought his mother gift. He tired to bring something unusual that she could show her friends.

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  The English are very fond of tea . In 1662 Prince Charles II married the Portuguese princess, who brought the habit of drinking tea. Firstly, tea had the success among rich people They like to have a nice cup of tea from 6 to 8 times a day, sometimes even more. They always drink tea early in the morning (early morning cup) And There are special tea breaks in the afternoon. They are called «elevenses» (lunch) and «5 o’clock tea». In the evening they have "high tea”

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  Характеристика химического состава чая

  Основные составляющие чайного листа: Теин (кофеин) Танин Эфирные масла

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  Questions

  What country did tea come from? When did the Russians start drinking tea? In whose reign did tea-drinking appear in Russia? What was the name of the tea tax(налог)? How many cups of the tea do the English have to drink to wake up? How did the English have tea before it was brought to Europe? What tea do people drink in Russia and in England?- What do people add into the milk to hide(скрыть) that it has been diluted(разбавлено)? How can you find out if the milk has been diluted?- What do people add into the milk to hide that it is sour? How can we find out there is some soda in the milk?

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  Давно известно, что родина чая – Китай. Слово «чай», созвучное английскому «Китай» (China), попало в русский язык через чаеторговцев.

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