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Цели: Расширить знания учащихся о национальных парках, в англоязычных странах, в России. Совершенствовать навыки устной речи, умения воспринимать иноязычную речь на слух, извлекать интересную информацию из прочитанного, активизировать употребление учащихся вопросительных слов. Формировать уважительное отношение к природным богатствам. Wildlife Unique nature as home to trees Birds Snakes Animals I would like you listen to the poem. Look, listen and repeat. Some of us will rush about Some of us are lazy Some of us are sensible Some of us are crazy Let us be more sociable Let us be more friendly And the life is wonderful When you are more active Match these two parts. What? Why? how many? How? When? Who? Where? In Russia 23 National Parks To enjoy the beautiful countryside The bear Wildlife In 1916 Fishing, boating Key: What? Why? how many? How? When? Who? Where? In Russia 23 National Parks To enjoy the beautiful countryside The bear Wildlife In 1916 Fishing, boating National Parks of Russia Russia is a country that has a great number of national parks. Now there are 23 national parks and more then 100 nature reserves in Russia. Russian national parks protect the countryside and allow people to enjoy plants, animals and birds. People from different parts of Russia can visit national parks and enjoy the countryside. Zabaikalsky National Park Siberian writer Valentin Rasputin wrote that “Baikal is one of the most resonant words in the world.” Anyone who has been fortunate to visit Zabaikalsky National Park in the Buryatia Republic of eastern Russia might add that it is one of the most beautiful places on Lake Baikal. Established to protect the unique natural ecosystems of the Baikal watershed, the multifunctional conservation area protects part of the western slopes of the Barguzin Mountain Range on the eastern shore of Lake Baikal. The park’s coniferous forests host a wide array of wildlife, from brown bear to Manchurian wapiti to musk deer to capercaillie. The endemic Baikal seal frolics in the lake’s waters, feeding on the abundance of fish. The national park is included in the Lake Baikal World Heritage Site. Losiny Ostrov National Park The Losiny Ostrov National Park was one of the first national parks established in the country. It is situated in Moscow, the capital of the country. This wonderful; park was the place for hunting during 18-th and 19-th centuries. Russian prices liked to hunt in this area. The park is now divided into thee parts. The first section is for recreation; the second is used for training and the third part is protected and closed for visitors.48 kinds of animals are protected there: deers, foxes, otters and many others. Prielbrusye National Park The Prielbrusye National Park was founded in 1986. It is located between Mount Elbrus and the Great Caucasian Mountain range. Several lakes and glaciers are situated on the territory of the park, though most of them are reached with difficulty due to their location. A large amount of wild animals live on the territory of this park. Here you can see wild mountain goats, bears, wolves and Foxes. The Park also has bird species that are found in the Russian Red Book, which include the Saker Falcon, Golden Eagle and Imperial Eagle.