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Polska – moja ojczyzna
- 1. POLAND SP nr 11Puławy
- 2. Polska – Poland Polskato kraj w Centralnej Europie Poland is a country in Central Europe
- 3. Polska – Poland RzeczpospolitaPolska - Republic of Poland Orzeł Biały (White Eagle) Godło Polski National Emblem Flaga Flag Stolica Polski – Warszawa Capital of Poland - Warsaw
- 4. POLAND IN EUROPE GEOGRAPHICALPOSITION BALTIC SEA CZECH REPUBLIC GERMANY SLOVAKIA RUSSIA LITHUANIA BELARUS UKRAINE
- 5. POLAND – SIZE& EXTENT the ninth biggest country in Europe the total length of the coast line = 3511 km the extent from the North to the South = 649 km the extent from the West to the East = 689 km
- 6. WATER NETWORK thelongest river of Poland is The Vistula (Wisła -1047km long) which flows from the Ram Mountain (Barania Góra) the second longest river is The Oder (Odra - 854 km long - 742 km is in Poland) WISŁA ODRA
- 7. Polska – Poland MapaPolski Poland’s topography Na północy Polska ograniczona jest przez Morze Bałtyckie, a południu przez Góry Sudety i Karpaty. To the north, Poland is bordered by the Baltic Sea and to the south, by the Sudeten Mountains and the Carpathian Mountains.
- 8. CLIMATIC DIVERSITY Polskalies in the moderate warm transitional climatic zone western part of the country – maritime climate features caused by the closeness of the Atlantic Ocean (warmer winter, cooler summer, more rainfall) eastern part of the country – continental climate features (frosty winter, warmer summer, less rainfall) average year temperature = about 60C average year temperature = about 80C average ammount of rainfall is 600 mm
- 9. Economic Situation 1989- Fallof Communism 1992- Poland came out of recession, (transform the centrally- controlled economy into a market-oriented system) 1995- The Polish currency zloty became fully convertible and has floated freely since mid-April 2000. 1999- The country became a full NATO member 2004- Poland joined the European Union (adopted the EU's common external trade policy and measures)
- 10. Cultural diversity Ethnic division: Polish97 % German 1 % Ukrainian 1 % Byelorussian 1 % Languages: Polish Religions: Roman Catholic 95 % Eastern Orthodox, Protestant and other 5 %
- 11. Polska ma 16województw. Poland has 16 voivodeships.
- 12. Polska ma 16województw. Poland has 16 voivodeships. Województwa Miasto wojewódzkie Capital city or cities Voivodeship Wielkopolskie Poznań Greater Poland Kujawsko-Pomorskie Bydgoszcz / Toruń Kuyavian-Pomeranian Małopolskie Kraków Lesser Poland Łódzkie Łódź Łódź Dolnośląskie Wrocław Lower Silesian Lubelskie Lublin Lublin Lubuskie Gorzów Wielkopolski / Zielona Góra Lubusz Mazowieckie Warszawa Masovian Opolskie Opole Opole Podlaskie Białystok Podlaskie Pomorskie Gdańsk Pomeranian Śląskie Katowice Silesian Podkarpackie Rzeszów Subcarpathian Świętokrzyskie Kielce Świętokrzyskie Warmińsko-Mazurskie Olsztyn (Holy Cross) Zachodniopomorskie Szczecin Warmian-Masurian
- 13. MOST POPULATED CITIESIN POLAND 6. Gdańs k 5. Poznań 4. Wrocł aw 1. Warsza wa 2. Łódź 3. Kraków
- 14. Warszawa - Warsaw Warszawa –jest stolicą Polski i jest największym miastem w Polsce. Leży nad rzeką Wisłą. Warsaw is the capital and largest city of Poland. It is located on the Vistula River. Zamek Królewski Royal Castle Pałac Kultury i Nauki Palace Of Science and CultureRzeka Wisła - Vistula River
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- 16. SEASIDE LANDSCAPE HEL SPIT length34 km, width from 150 to 300 metres Sand bar peninsula with wind-sculpted forest dunes 200/300 years ago there used to be a chain of tiny islands
- 17. SEASIDE LANDSCAPE foundedin 1967 1977 - recognised by UNESCO as a world biosphere reserve SŁOWIŃSKI NATIONAL PARK
- 18. SEASIDE LANDSCAPE thereare the largest shifting sand dunes in Central Europe - they are 40 m high (desertic landscape) coastal lakes, bogs, meadows, peat bogs, coastal forests and sand bar shifting dunes are the characteristic features of the park SŁOWIŃSKI NATIONAL PARK
- 19. SEASIDE LANDSCAPE the highestactive cliffs measure up to 90 metres high cliffs are the characteristc feature of the coast (post-glacial hills- moraines) CLIFF COAST
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- 22. *GDAŃSK View of St.Mary’s Basilica
- 23. *GDAŃSK World War IIMonument at Westerplatte
- 24. *GDAŃSK Oliwa Cathedral withits famous organ
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- 26. *GDYNIA Dar Pomorza Museum(left) & ORP Błyskawica (right)
- 27. *SOPOT Pier – thelongest construction made of wood in Europe
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- 29. *LAKELAND it stretchesfrom the north up to the lowlands in the south , it covers the area of the latest glacial age; early glacial landscape it is characterized by post-glacial hills overspread with forests and lakes MASURIAN LAKELAND POMERANIAN LAKELAND GREAT POLAND LAKELAND
- 30. * MASURIAN LAKELAND there are two largest lakes in Poland - Śniardwy and Mamry in the northern part of the region there is the deepest lake in Poland - Lake Hańcza is 108.5 m deep LAKE ŚNIARDWY LAKE MAMRY LAKE HAŃCZA
- 31. *MASURIAN LAKELAND historicviaducts can be admired here (length - 200m /height 36m) STAŃCZYKI
- 32. *MASURIAN LAKELAND GIERŁOŻ ‘Wolf’sLair’ was also the location of the famous assassination attempt against Hitler the ruins of the most famous and the most secret object of World War II are situated in the area , called ‘Wolf’s Lair’ Hitler’s headquarters in Gierłoż also draw sightseers
- 33. *MASURIAN LAKELAND The sanctuarywith the monastery is one of the most important baroque monuments in northern Poland Święta Lipka - called ‘Częstochowa of the North’ There is Our Lady’s Sanctuary - 100, 000 pilgrims come here every year ŚWIĘTA LIPKA
- 34. *MASURIAN LAKELAND TEUTONIC KNIGHTSCASTLES The largest Gothic castle in Poland MALBORK
- 35. *MASURIAN LAKELAND TEUTONIC KNIGHTSCASTLES GOLUB DOBRZYŃ
- 36. *MASURIAN LAKELAND GRUNWALD TheBattle of Grunwald took place on 15 July 1410 with the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, ranged against the Knights of theTeutonic Order. It was one of the biggest and most important battles in Medieval Europe.
- 37. *TORUŃ Town Hall and monumentof N. Copernicus (Mikołaj Kopernik) TORUŃTHE TOWN OF NICOLAUS COPERNICUS
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- 39. * POMERANIAN LAKELAND significantdifferences of the ground level height are a specific feature of the region, the landscape itself looks like low mountains there is the highest point in the low plains (part of The North European Plain) - Wieżyca WIEŻYCA
- 40. *POMERANIAN LAKELAND Museum –Kashubian Etnographic Park The Museum presents architecture of past Kashubian and Kociewian Districts .There are approximately 40 buildings like:7 farmyards, 2 manor houses, 5 cottages, 4 nobleman houses, a village school with a classroom, a church, a sawmill, a windmill, a smithy. Interiors and crofts are furnished with original farming and dwelling equipment. the oldest Polish museum in the open air founded in 1906 Manor house – 2nd half of the XVIII century WDZYDZE KISZEWSKIE
- 41. *GREAT POLAND LAKELAND GNIEZNO– FIRST CAPITAL OF POLAND The Assumption Cathedral – one of the Polish culture treasures , dates back to 14th century, surrounded by 14 chapels built in 14th/18th century. The most valuable monuments are the famous bronze Gniezno doors (12th century) and the silver coffin with St. Adalbert’s relics. GNIEZNO
- 42. *GREAT POLAND LAKELAND they were made in about 1175 in Gniezno during the reign of Mieszko III the Old and are one of the most significant work of romanesque art in Poland. are a set of bronze doors in the Gniezno Cathedral. They are decorated with eighteen scenes from the life of St. Adalbert. GNIEZNO DOORS
- 43. *GREAT POLAND LAKELAND the most known archeological reserve from the Bronze Age in Central Europe excavation works were started in 1934 and soon wooden settlement constructions were excavated therethe settlement was built over 2700 ago BISKUPIN
- 44. *POZNAŃ Old Town withTown Hall POZNAŃ
- 45. *POZNAŃ Town Hall interior PoznańGoats (Kids) on The Town Hall
- 46. *BIAŁYSTOK The Branicki FamilyPalace BIAŁYSTOK
- 47. *KRUSZYNIANY and BOHONIKI BOHONIKI mosquebuilt by Tatars in 1883 mizar – Muslim cemetery
- 48. *BIEBRZA RIVER NATIONALPARK the biggest national park in Poland it protects wide and almost unchanged valley peat bogs with their unique variety of plant, bird and other animal species, and natural ecosystems BIEBRZA RIVER NATIONAL PARK
- 49. *BIAŁOWIESKI NATIONAL PARK- Białowieża Primaeval Forest BIAŁOWIESKI NATIONAL PARK the European bison – the biggest land mammal of Europe is the park symbol
- 50. * *Kraków *The second capitalcity of Poland
- 51. *Tatry The Tatra Mountainslies in the Central Western part of Carpathians.
- 52. *Zakopane The largest cityin the Tatra mountains.
- 53. Katowice There are 309304 inhabitants. It’s the 10th city in the country in terms of population.
- 54. *Wrocław Located in SilesianLowland near River Oder.
- 55. * Lublin.Situated on theriver Bystrica .
- 57. Kazimierz Dolny -Kazimierz Nałęczów JanowiecWilla Podgórze w Nałęczowie Podgórze Villa in Nałęczów Mój region - Kazimierz Dolny, Janowiec i Nałęczów My region - Kazimierz, Janowiec and Nałęczów Park w Nałęczowie Park in Nałęczów
- 58. Moja Szkoła Podstawowa Nr11 w Puławach My School in Puławy Puławy - Pulawy 2 MOSTY 2 Bridges Most im. Jana Pawła II w Puławach John Paul II Bridge, Pulawy Most im. Ignacego Mościckiego w Puławach Ignacy Moscicki Bridge, Pulawy Pałac Czartoryskich Czartoryski Palace
- 59. Szkoła Podstawowa nr11 w Puławach. Primary School No. 11 in Pulawy. Henryk Sienkiewicz to patron naszej szkoły. Henryk Sienkiewicz is the patron of our school. To jest nasza szkoła nr.11. This is our school No. 11.
- 60. To My! These areour photos!- girls from class VI b Klaudia DębiecAsia Stępień Ewelina FijałkowskaJulia Durakiewicz
- 61. Polska – moja ojczyzna Poland– my homeland Girls from classesVIA , Ve Szkoła Podstawowa nr 11 w Puławach