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It's Family Day at School

Why don't you devote the whole school day to the nearest and dearest?

In the school hall you can exhibit dif­ferent project works on such topics as "My Family Tree", "My Life Story", "What Father Means", etc. You can also organize reciting or learning family rhymes and poems right at the lessons. You can speak about family traditions or the most unforgettable day from the life of your family as well. During the breaks it's advisable to show a family video film. It's not a bad idea to have "The Tree of Wishes (Love)" where the students can stick their notes with the best words to the nearest and the dear­est. That will help and teach them to express their love and understand the feelings of others.

To crown it all why don't you organize any party devoted to the family life?

Some preparatory work should defi­nitely be done. Make a "Picture Gal­lery" of family pictures including funny ones. Decorate the hall with proverbs and sayings about a family. Make a large colourful family tree, etc.

"The Nearest and Dearest" (the Party)

Compere. What makes a family? Most of us usually say: "My father, mother, sister, brother". Certainly, it's the first thing we think of. But today we'll see that there is something much deeper and bigger in the word "family". Let's find out.

1. About me: (Act out)

Here I am. I`ve just been born.

And my mother and father

Are singing this song:

Boys - fathers: How many fingers? How many toes? How many eyes Beside his nose?

Girls - mothers: Ten little fingers. Ten little toes. Two big brown eyes And a little pig-nose.

1. About Grandpa:

Here is my grandpa

He's kind and full of joy

He knows lots of stories

And makes wonderful toys

We don't play football

But can talk all day long.

When we stay together I'm never bored.

1. About Granny:

When parents go out and tell me

"Good-bye" I'm quite sad and even want to cry.

But here comes Granny to tell me, "Good night"

She kisses me tender and sings

a lullaby:

Any lullaby, e.g.:

" Hickory-dickory-dock.

The mouse ran up the clock.

The clock struck one

The mouth ran down.

Hickory-dickory-dock".

1. About my brother:

Many little children

Have no brother small,

Have no little sister

And cannot play at all,

But I've got a brother

We call him little John

Sometimes he's very naughty

But still we love him all.

LITTLE JOHN

Jumping, jumping, never still.

Running, laughing, with all will,

All the day and some at night

Playing hard with all his might.

Oh, what's that I hear?

Do I see a little tear?

Does my brother ever cry?

Why, no, see now, his eyes are dry!

When it's time to go to bed

He gets his blocks and nods his head.

He knows there'll be another day

For us to run and jump and play.

1. About my sister:

And here is my sister.

She teaches me to dance.

She says it's very easy.

So, let us start at once!

Any dance, e.g.:

1, 2, 3 on the tip — toes/- twice

1, 2, 3 turn around Clap, clap step aside

1. About Mum:

I have two balls, many toys and

a brother

And I'm very, very fond of my mother

Who fed me when I was a child? My mother.

Who comforted me in her arms

so mild?

My mother.

Who sat and watched my childish head

When I slept in my little bed? My mother.

When sickness made me cry in pain

Who nursed me till I was well again? My mother.

Who dressed my little doll so gaily?

And taught me songs and games daily? My mother.

Who rushed to help me we when I fell

And was always ready new stories

to tell?

My mother.

Who is so busy from morning till night

To keep our family happy and bright? My mother.

My dear Mummy, I like the way you look.

I like the way you cook

Now what I really want to say

Is "Be happy and healthy every day".

1. About Dad:

WHAT MAKES A DAD

God took the strength of a mountain,

The majesty of a tree,

The warmth of a summer sun,

The calm of a quite sea,

The generous soul of nature,

The comforting arm of night,

The wisdom of the ages,

The power of the eagle's flight,

The joy of a morning in spring,

The faith of a mustard seed,

The patience of eternity

The depth of a family need.

The God combined these qualities

When there was nothing more to add

He knew His masterpiece was com­plete

And so,

He called it... Dad.

My Dad is a person

Who is loving and kind

And often he knows

What you have on your mind.

My Dad is a person

Who wishes you well

And keeps all the secrets

That you want to tell.

He's someone who listens,

Suggests and defends.

A dad can be one

Of your very best friends.

He is proud of your triumphs

But when things go wrong

My dad can be patient

And helpful and strong.

In all that you do

A dad's love plays a part.

There is always a place for him

Deep in my heart.

And each year that passes

I`m even more glad

More grateful and proud

Just to call him my Dad!

8. What We Do Together Is Easy To Do

We are a friendly family

And help each other too

Because what we do together

Is easy and funny to do.

THETURNIP

Characters: The Turnip Grandfather Grandmother Granddaughter The Dog The Cat The Mouse

Grandfather sees a big turnip. Grandfather. Oh, what a big turnip we have in our kitchen-garden. I want to pull it out. (Pulls the turnip.) One, two, three! It is too big for me. Granny, come here! Help me, please!

Grandmother. All right, Grandfa­ther. I'm coming. •

Grandfather and Grand­mother (pulling together). One, two, three! One, two, three! (No result.) Oh, it's too big for us!

Grandmother. Granddaughter, Grand­daughter, help us, please!

Granddaughter. All right, Granny. I'm coming.

Grandfather, Grandmother and Grand­daughter (pulling together). One, two, three! ... One, two, three! ... One, two, three! (No result.) Oh, it's too big for us!

Granddaughter. Dog, Dog, help us, please!

The D о g. All right, Granddaughter. I'm coming.

Grandfather, Grandmother, Granddaughter and the Dog (pulling together). One, two, three! ... One, two, three! ... One, two, three! ... (No result.) Oh, it's too big for us!

The Dog. Cat, Cat, help us, please!

The Cat. All right, Dog. I'm com­ing.

Grandfather, Grandmother, Granddaughter, the Dog and the Cat (pulling together). One, two, three! ... One, two, three! ... One, two, three! (No result.) Oh, it's too big for us!

The Cat. Mouse, Mouse, come here! Help us, please!

The Mouse. All right Cat. I'm com­ing.

Grandfather, Grandmother, Granddaughter, the Dog, the С a t and the Mouse (pulling to­gether). One, two, three! ... One, two, three! ... One, two, three! ... (Fall down.)

The Turnip (standing up). Here I am!

All (together). Oh!"What a big turnip we have!

Curtain.

Having fun together

When we've done much

We`ve may have fun,

And sing together

And happily dance.

Singing and dancing

Clap your hands together,

Nod, nod, nod your heads

Nod your heads together

Stamp, stamp, stamp your feet

Stamp your feet together.

Dance, dance, dance and dance,

Dance and dance together!

That's my family

All together

So, we are the family not by choice

But the nature of out birth

We could not have chosen a better one,

We are the best on Earth