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London Parks презентация
Содержание
- 1. London Parks
- 2. Londoners love their parks and are proud
- 5. Regent’s Park is very big and very
- 9. London Zoo map The Zoo has
- 10. back to London Zoo
- 11. The Snowdon Aviary back to London Zoo
- 12. The Penguin Pool back to London Zoo
- 13. The Gorillas House back to London Zoo
- 14. Children's Zoo back to London Zoo
- 15. Animals back to London Zoo
- 16. Boating Lake There is a boating lake
- 17. The Canal The canal goes around London
- 18. The Open-Air Theatre There is an open-air
- 19. back to an open-air theatre
- 20. back to an open-air theatre
- 21. Hyde Park is famous for its outdoor
- 22. back to Hyde Park
- 23. back to Hyde Park
- 24. The Serpentine Hyde Park has got a
- 25. back to the Serpentine
- 26. The History Of the Park back to
- 27. Speaker's Corner Hyde Park is famous of
- 28. back to Speaker's Corner
- 29. back to Speaker's Corner
- 30. The Rotten Row Some people come to
- 31. back to the Rotten Row The Rotten Row at the end of the 19th century
- 32. Kensington Gardens is next to Hyde Park.
- 33. back to Kensington Gardens
- 34. back to Kensington Gardens
- 35. St James’s park is the oldest
- 36. back to St James's Park
- 37. back to St James's Park
Londoners love their parks and are proud of them. You can spend the whole day in the country - without leaving London. London parks are full of trees, grass, flowers and
Слайд 2Londoners love their parks and are proud of them. You can
spend the whole day in the country - without leaving London.
London parks are full of trees, grass, flowers and water. You can walk among old trees, relax and enjoy flowers and plants or take part in the many activities such as tennis, swimming and horse riding.
The Royal Parks are the property of the Royal family. In Central London they include Hyde Park, Green Park, St James’s Park, Regent’s Park and Kensington Gardens.
London parks are full of trees, grass, flowers and water. You can walk among old trees, relax and enjoy flowers and plants or take part in the many activities such as tennis, swimming and horse riding.
The Royal Parks are the property of the Royal family. In Central London they include Hyde Park, Green Park, St James’s Park, Regent’s Park and Kensington Gardens.
St James's Park
Green Park
Regent's Park
Hyde Park
Kensington
Gardens
Слайд 5Regent’s Park is very big and very famous. It is the
home for London Zoo. There is a boating lake, a canal and an open-air theatre there.
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Слайд 9London Zoo
map
The Zoo has thousands of birds and animals from
many places of the world. You can find the Children’s Zoo with pets and farm animals, the Moonlight World where only night animals live, the Old Penguin’s Pool, the Gorillas House, the Snowdon Aviary where birds live and many other fantastic places full of wonders.
pictures
animals
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Слайд 16Boating Lake
There is a boating lake in Regent’s park. On a
hot summer day you can go boating and enjoy the beauty of the park.
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Слайд 17The Canal
The canal goes around London Zoo and the whole park
as well. You can take a trip and enjoy the views of the park.
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Слайд 18The Open-Air Theatre
There is an open-air theatre in the park too.
On a summer evening you can sit out under the night sky and watch a William Shakespeare play.
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Слайд 21Hyde Park is famous for its outdoor entertainments (развлечения). It is
a place where you can walk on the grass and enjoy looking at trees, flowers and water birds. You can take part in such activities like horse riding, playing tennis, swimming or boating.
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The Serpentine
Speaker's Corner
The Rotten Row
The History Of the Park
Слайд 24The Serpentine
Hyde Park has got a lake in the middle. The
name of the lake is the Serpentine. You can go boating on it.
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Слайд 26The History Of the Park
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In the 16th century
Henry the Eighth was the English king. He loved hunting and told his men to find a nice place for it. That’s how Hyde park came to life. It was a hunting place for about 200 years.
Henry the Eighth
Слайд 27Speaker's Corner
Hyde Park is famous of its Speaker’s Corner. On Sundays
you can listen to the speakers at this Corner. People from many countries of the world come and speak here. They can speak about any things which are interesting for them. So anyone can make a speech about he / she believes to be very important. Listeners can ask them difficult questions. You can stand on a box and speak to some of the listeners too!
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Слайд 30The Rotten Row
Some people come to Hyde Park to ride a
horse on the Rotten Row. It’s a place for riding.
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Слайд 32Kensington Gardens is next to Hyde Park. It’s a nice place
to walk among flowerbeds and tall trees. Near Long Lake in Kensington Gardens there is a statue of Peter Pan. Can you remember the boy from Never Land who didn’t want to grow up? This was the place that Peter landed secretly by boat at night.
Peter stands on a pedestal. He is playing the pipe and little children and small animals are listening to him.
Peter stands on a pedestal. He is playing the pipe and little children and small animals are listening to him.
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Слайд 35 St James’s park is the oldest London park. You can
see it in front of Buckingham Palace where the Queen lives. It is a small park with beautiful flowerbeds and ponds. Many wild water birds-geese, ducks, pelicans – live there and children and their parents come to feed them every day.
The view of Buckingham Palace from St James's park
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