2. ARE BOOKS OUR
FRIENDS?

3. Tasks:Tasks:
 to develop speaking skillsto develop speaking skills
 to improve reading skillsto improve reading skills

4.  Readers’ conferenceReaders’ conference
““My favourite book”My favourite book”
 Visit to the libraryVisit to the library
 The fairy-tale “RollingThe fairy-tale “Rolling
Roll”Roll”
 The Adventures of Tom SawyerThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer””
 HeidiHeidi

6. KINDS OF BOOKSKINDS OF BOOKS THE NUMBER OFTHE NUMBER OF
STUDENTSSTUDENTS
POEMSPOEMS
FAIRY-TALESFAIRY-TALES
COMIC BOOKSCOMIC BOOKS
FABLESFABLES
STORIES ABOUTSTORIES ABOUT
ANIMALSANIMALS
MAGAZINESMAGAZINES
ADVENTUREADVENTURE
STORIESSTORIES

7. Do you know these writers?Do you know these writers?

12. WOW!

13. MATCHMATCH
• Neznaika’sNeznaika’s
• HarryHarry
• Snow WhiteSnow White
• Three LittleThree Little
• Little RedLittle Red
• The SnowThe Snow
• PigsPigs
• Riding HoodRiding Hood
• AdventuresAdventures
• PotterPotter
• QueenQueen
• and the Sevenand the Seven
DwarfsDwarfs

14. FANTASTIC!

15. WHAT’S THE TITLE OF THEWHAT’S THE TITLE OF THE
BOOK?BOOK?
•THREE LITTLE PIGSTHREE LITTLE PIGS

16. LITTLE RED RIDINGLITTLE RED RIDING
HOODHOOD

17. WINNIE THEWINNIE THE
POOHPOOH

18. CINDERELLACINDERELLA

19. TERRIFIC!

20. WHO WROTE THEWHO WROTE THE
BOOKS?BOOKS?

22. MARY POPPINSMARY POPPINS

23. MOWGLIMOWGLI

24. ALICE INALICE IN
WONDERLANDWONDERLAND

25. WELL-DONE!

26. MARY POPPINSMARY POPPINS

27. MOWGLIMOWGLI

28. CINDERELLACINDERELLA

29. TOM SAWYERTOM SAWYER

30. PINOCCHIOPINOCCHIO

31. YOU CAN GO
TO THE
LIBRARY.

33. THE
ROLLINGROLL

34. There lived an old man and his wife. The old man said one
day: - Why don’t you bake me a roll, my dear?
What shall I make it from? There’s no flour!
- Oh, old woman! Sweep up the pantry and scrape up the flour tin –
you’ll find enough!

35. So the old woman did just that: She swept and
scraped up two handfuls of flour.

36. She mixed the pastry with sour cream and rolled out
a roll, fried it in butter…

37. …and put it on the window sill to cool down.

38. The roll got fed up of sitting on
the sill…

39. and rolled from the window to a
bench,

40. …from the bench onto the

41. Then he rolled to the door,

42. jumped over the threshold into the entrance hall…

43. from the entrance hall to the porch,…

44. from the porch into the courtyard,…

45. from the courtyard through the gate,…

46. further and further…

47. As he was rolling down the path a hare
approached it and said: “Rolling roll, rolling
roll, I’ll eat you!”

48. I’m a rolling, rolling roll!
Swept up from the pantry,
Scraped from the flour tin,
Mixed in with some cream,
And baked in the oven
I was placed on the sill.
But I ran away from the old
man,
And I ran away from the
old woman,
And I’ll run away from you,
hare!

49. And the roll rolled away before the
hare even saw it move!

50. It rolled on and met a grey wolf:
-Rolling roll, rolling roll! I will eat you up!
- Don’t eat me, grey wolf: I’ll sing you a song.

51. And the roll sang: “I’m a rolling, rolling roll, swept up
from the pantry, scraped from the flour tin, mixed in
with some cream, and baked in the oven, I was placed
on the sill. But I ran away from the old man, and I ran
away from the old woman, and I ran from the hare. And

52. And the roll rolled further…

53. : …until it met a bear:
-Rolling roll, rolling roll, I’ll eat you!
-Hey, clumsy, why eat me? Better listen to

54. I’m a rolling, rolling roll, swept up from the pantry,
scraped from the flour tin, mixed in with some cream,
and baked in the oven I was placed on the sill. But I
ran away from the old man, and I ran away from the
old woman, I ran from the hare, I ran from the wolf,

55. And the roll rolled further…

56. …until it met a fox:
-Hello, rolling roll! How fine and glowing
you look!
The roll was happy to receive such praise

57. I’m a rolling, rolling roll, swept up from the pantry,
scraped from the flour tin, mixed in with some
cream , and baked in the oven I was placed on the
sill. But I ran away from the old man, and I ran away
from his wife, I ran from the hare, I ran from the wolf,

58. - What a sweet song! – said the fox. – What a shame
that this old fox is hard of hearing. Why don’t you sit
up on my nose and sing that song once more!

59. The rolling roll was pleased that his song had been
appreciated, he jumped onto the fox’s nose and sang
his song again.

60. But the fox said:
-Rolling roll, rolling roll, will you sit up on my
tongue and sing that wonderful song again?
The rolling roll jumped onto the fox’s tongue…

61. …and the fox gobbled it up!

62. THE
END

63. Terrific! I’ve
found a pearl!

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78. HEIDIHEIDI
• How did Heidi help Peter’sHow did Heidi help Peter’s
granny?granny?

79. HEIDIHEIDI
• New words:New words:
City –City – городгород
The Bible –The Bible –БиблияБиблия
Surprise -Surprise -сюрпризсюрприз

81. Enjoy reading anyEnjoy reading any
English book you like!English book you like!