Выступление на городском конкурсе "Мировое наследие науки и культуры "
презентация к уроку по английскому языку (5 класс)

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Муниципальное бюджетное общеобразовательное учреждение «Средняя общеобразовательная школа №15 г. Йошкар-Олы» Joseph Rud y ard Kipling THE GREATEST FAIRY-TAILERS OF THE WORLD 2014 г .

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Joseph Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) well-known British writer

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Childhood in India

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Famous Works Just So Stories . 1st edition (publ. Macmillan & Co. ) Jungle Books 1st edition (publ. Macmillan & Co. ) the Nobel Prize in Literature (1907 г. )

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The aim of the project To find out the unusual features of Kipling’s tales

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Unusual features of Kipling’s tales 1. The titles of the tales HOW… It’s very interesting to know HOW the animals got their parts of body.

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Unusual features of Kipling’s tales Kipling's first daughter Josephine, 1895. She died of pneumonia in 1899 aged 6. O Best Beloved O my Best Beloved 2. Addressed to “Best Beloved”

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Unusual features of Kipling’s tales IN the high and far-off times… IN the days when everybody started fair… ONCE upon a time, there lived… IN the beginning of years, when the world was so new… A long time ago… 3. The beginning of the tales

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Unusual features of Kipling’s tales 4. Readers get the answer to the question HOW and WHY animals took a modern look

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How the Whale Got His Throat The Whale gets a tiny throat because he swallows a mariner. The mariner makes a grating from the raft and puts it into the whale’s throat. So the Whale can’t swallow big fishes and men.

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How the Camel Got His Hump The jinn gives a hump to the Camel because the Camel is very lazy and doesn’t want to help other animals

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How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin Parsee punishes the rhinoceros because he is rude. The rhinoceros gets folds in his skin and becomes wrinkly and bad tempered. . Original woodcut illustration for The Just So story 'How the Rhino got its skin‘ by Rudyard Kipling

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The Elephant's Child or How the Elephant got his trunk The Crocodile pulls the elephant's trunk because the elephant is very curious and wants to know much.

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Unusualness of Kipling’s tales Kipling gave fantastical explanations for various phenomena about animals. The question HOW is a serious, scientific question

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Explanations for various phenomena about animals Whale’s throat: big whale eats small prey

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Explanations for various phenomena about animals Camel’s hump: camels can work longer without water and food.

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Explanations for various phenomena about animals Elephant's trunk: Trunks help elephants eat fruit from the trees and grass from the ground.

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Conclusion The tales of R. Kipling are unusual: They tell the new information about animals. Readers get new knowledge. They are cognitive tales. The work of R.Kipling is a fabulous version on the scientific questions They are educational tales.

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The project was made by the pupils of the 4 th form, school 15. Our English teachers: Balastaeva Maria Gabdullovna Kukina Tatiana Valerievna

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Thank you for attention