1. Russian and English Holidays Carried out by the student of the 10 th form Alina Rodionova Teacher: Lapshina T.N.

2. Russian Holidays  New Year’s Day (the1 st of January) New Year’s Day (the1 st of January New Year’s Day (the1 st of January  Christmas (the 7 th of January)  Country Defendant’s Day (the 23 rd of February)  Women’s Day (the 8 th of March)  Maslenitsa  Easter  May Day (the 1 st of May)  Victory Day (the 9 th of May)  Independence Day (the 12 th of June)  The Day of Reconciliation and Harmony (the 7 th of November)  New Year’s Day (the1 st of January) New Year’s Day (the1 st of January New Year’s Day (the1 st of January  Christmas (the 7 th of January)  Country Defendant’s Day (the 23 rd of February)  Women’s Day (the 8 th of March)  Maslenitsa  Easter  May Day (the 1 st of May)  Victory Day (the 9 th of May)  Independence Day (the 12 th of June)  The Day of Reconciliation and Harmony (the 7 th of November)  New Year’s Day (the1 st of January)  Christmas (the 7 th of January)  Country Defendant’s Day (the 23 rd of February)  Women’s Day (the 8 th of March)  Maslenitsa  Easter  May Day (the 1 st of May)  Victory Day (the 9 th of May)  Independence Day (the 12 th of June)  The Day of Reconciliation and Harmony (the 7 th of November)

5. Country Defendant’s Day Country Defendant’s Day

6. Woman’s Day Woman’s Day

10. English Holidays Public Holidays Christmas Boxing Day New Year’s Day (Hogmanay) Easter Bank Holidays Festivals Pancake Day Guy Fawkes’ Night St. Valentine’s Day Mother’s Day Hallowe’en

11. Easter

12. New Year New Year

14. Bank Holidays

15. St.Valentine’s Day St.Valentine’s Day

16. Mother’s Day

17. Hallowe’en Hallowe’en

18. Guy Fawkes’ Night Guy Fawkes’ Night