2. From Shrove Tuesday to Easter Alla Nõmmik Inglise keel Õpitavat keelt kõnelevad maad (pühad) 5. klass II kooliaste Juhendaja: Igor Jallai Töö tutvustab vastlapäeva ja ülestõusmispühade kombeid inglise keelt kõnelevates maades.

3. Shrove Tuesday Different Names International Pancake Day Mardi Gras The eve of Lent

4. Celebration How do people celebrate Shrove Tuesday? 1. Make a lot of pancakes 2. Pancake fight 3. Pancake tossing 4. Pancake races

5. Lent The forty days before Easter is known as Lent. It was the time when Christians used to fast. Lent begins with Ash Wednesday which follows Shrove Tuesday. Ashes were used in the past as a symbol of being sorry.

6. Easter Easter is the time of springtime festivals, a time to welcome back the Tulips, the Crocuses and the Daffodils. Its a time of new suits, new dresses and patent leather shoes. A time for Christians to celebrate the life and resurrection of Christ. And a time of chocolate bunnies, marshmallow chicks, and colored eggs!

7. Celebration On Good Friday British people eat hot cross buns On Sunday they go to church Children hunt for eggs and eat a lot of chocolate eggs