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We are learning English

1. Reader: - Good morning

Buenos dias

dear teachers

1. Reader: - Good morning our lovely friends lusky children.

• Reader: - Good morning, good morning

Good morning to you

Good morning, good morning

We are glad to see you.

1. Reader: - Now we, must begin our

English program

1. Reader: - What time is it?

2. Reader: - It is. . . OK. Here you are children please.

3. Reader: - They are! My name is Gulnoza, Muhayyo, Robiya, Matluba, Aziz, Dilnoza, Husnida, Abbos, Ziyoda

• Song about alphabet

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T, U, V, W and X, Y, Z

This is called the alphabet

Which we never must tort.

"A" is for Alphabet and for ABC

Can you say the alphabet

â € œBâ € is for books and bookcase

I have many books in my bookcase

“C” is for cat. My cat is gray

And with me it likes to play.

â € œDâ € is for Dog and for Doggy

I have a dog, not a Doggy

"E" is for Eight and for eleven

How much is eight and eleven.

"F" is for flowers, red and blue

White and yellow and pink, too.

"G" is for George and also for a Garden

I see George going to the Garden.

"H" is for Hands. I have two hands

This is the way I clap my hands.

“I” is for I. I am a boy and Iam ten

I like to play with my brother Ben.

"J" is for Jam. This is apple jam

Jimmy likes it, so does Sam.

"K" is for Kite. Kate has a kite

It is a little and it is white.

"L" is for letter. This letter is for me

It is from my sister, as you can see.

"M" is for me and for May Day

For march and for Mother's Day.

"N" is for nine, ninety and ninety-nine

Children How much is ninety and nine.

"O" is for one, one and two are three

Three litle cats are in a tree.

“P” is for pencils. Whit them I can draw

A red pen, a green tree or a blue door.

"Q" is for question. How are you?

How aid are you and how do you do.

"R" is for red. Many things are red

What can be red do you know Fred.

â € œSâ € is for street. This is my street

There are a lot of trees in my street.

"T" is for Tock.

â € œTick-Tockâ € says the oclock.

"U" is for under, but not for at

“I’m under the tree,” says Pat.

â € œVâ € is for five and also in seven

It is in the twelve and is eleven.

"W" is for winter. When it is cold

But I like winter and I like cold.

"X" is for six. Let's count up to six

One, two, three, four and six.

â € œYâ € is for yard where children play

They play in the yard every day.

“Z” is for Zoo. Let's go to the Zoo

I like to go to the Zoo and you?

I-Starter: This reference book deals with. The state symbols and basic facts about the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Chapter II: National symbols of the Republic of Uzbekistan and articles of the Constitution:

I-Reader: The Republic of uzbekistan shall have its state symbols the flag. The emblem and the anthem-sanctioned by the can.

(Article 5 from the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan)

II-Student: November 18, 1991 the day of Adoption of the state Flag of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

III-Reader: July 2, 1992 - the day of Adoption of the state Emblem of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

IV-Reader: December 10, 1992 - the day of Adoption of the National Anthem of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

I-Beginner: A qucue now: Holidays of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

1. January 1. The Year Holidays.

2. March 8. The International Womens day.

3. March 21. The Holiday of Navruz.

4. May 9. The day of Memory and Respects.

5. September 1. The day of Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

6. The first day of the religious holiday of "Ruza Hayit".

7. The first day of the religious holiday of "Kurban Hayit".

8. October 1. The Teachers day.

9. December 8. The Constitution day.

II-Beginner: A qucue now fuls story.

Reader V: The sun and the moon.

Two men were arguing one day about the sun and the moon and which of the

two was more useful. At last one of them said: “Oh, I know. The Moon is

quilte north two suns, for it ships at night when it is needed but the sun shines

in the day - time when nobody wants it ”.

I-Starter: A qucue now. About Historical peoples.

1. Alisher Navoi.

2. Amir Temur.

3. William Shakespeare.

Poems.

1. Draws and cars in our town

Run up and down

Run up and down

Stop loon of the light

First loon to the left

And then to the right

2. I put my right hand in

2I put my right hand out

I give my right hand

a shake, shake, shake

And turn my self about.

3. Can you hop like a rabbit?

Can you jump like a frog?

Can you walk like a duek?

Can you run like a dog?

4. Little dogs

Two little puppy dogs

Walk down the street

Two street puppy dogs

Wag tails as they meet

5. A happy New Year

The day is so clear

The moon is so white

The sky is so bright

“We shout with all our wight?

A happy New Year ”

6. One, two, three, four, five

I caught a here alive

Six, seven, eight, nineteen

I let her go again.

7. I have a cat

His name is Pit

And by the fire

He likes so sit…

8. Just six years ago today

Just six years ago today

Happy birthday. Happy birthday!

Jurnmyes six years ago today

9. I am running on my skis

White and silver stands the trees

Silent as quisk a quisk can de

The to casik me one, two, three

10. I have two legs

With which I walk

I hawe a tongul

Wish that I talk

11. Summers here

Days are long

And the sun

Is tall and strong

I-Teacher: Songs about: “What is your name?”

Teacher II: A qucue proberes now.

Now it's the turn of the articles.

Maftuna: Promise litlle but do much,

Promise less, do more.

Mohira: A friend in med is a friend indied.

A friend is known when disaster strikes.

Muhammadjon: It is never late to leran.

It is never too late to learn.

Fans: Donet affend. She young boys and girls.

Don’t upset the little ones.

Dilshoda: Dont be crude nith she people around you.

Don’t be rude to the people around you.

Munisa: Brush your shoes clean the help your, brothers to have them cleaned.

Clean your shoes every day and help your brothers mpham.

Aziz: You must not read the book in bed.

It is not possible to read a book while lying down.

Muslima: Be the leader of the school and in the classroom.

Maintain cleanliness in school and classroom.

Sardor: Donet cross the street in the red light.

Do not cross the street when the red light is on.

Rahim: Go to school in time dont be lase.

Go to school on time and don't be late.

Nozima: Dont loose your time for northing.

Don’t waste time.

Ziroat: First think then speak.

Think first, then speak.

Gulnoza: Actions speak londer than nords.

Look at his work, not his words.

Muhayyo: One good turn deserver another.

When you see good, you see good.

Robiya: Always keep your promise.

Always keep your word.

I-Teacher: A qucue song now. "One, one, one."

Teacher II: Aqucue poens.

Muhayyo: Peter has a pencil

Peter has a pen

He drew with his pencil

And writes with his pen.

Nodira: Help your mother set the table

With a knife and fork and spoon

Help your mother set the table

Every afternoon.

Mohidil: Mummys in the kitchen

As busy as can be

Cooking lots of good things

Muhlisa: New things to learen

A new friend to mut

A new song to sing

New joys to greet.

Muslima: Once I can a little bird

Came hop, hop., Hop

So, I cried little bird

Will you stop, stop, stop

Puzzles about

Maftuna: I have many leaves

But I'm not a tre

I'm a nice thing

Came and read me (a books)

Mahamad: It doesn't have legs but jamps (aball)

Mohidil: It is white and cold and sweet

All children like it (ice cream)

Aziz: Five sons with one hame. (singers)

Husnida: Two brothers.

But they don't see each other. (eyes)

Munisa: The teachers writers on me with chalk.

My face is black I cannot talk (black board)

 

I-Teacher: Early to bed, Early to rise Makes a man healshy, wealshy and will.

II-Teacher: I can red I can write

I can speak English too

I love learning English

And what about you?

Teacher III: Ice cream

You scream

Wall all scream

For ice cream

Teacher IV: I have two sisters

And a brother

And a answer very, very, very

Fond of my brother.

A qucue song how.

"May there be almays."

Source: Based on Internet materials