Earth day presentations. Presentation "Earth Day" presentation of a lesson for an interactive whiteboard on the world around (preparatory group) on the topic. Earth Day Flag

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Earth Day Symbol

• Green Greek letter Θ on white background

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Earth Day Flag

• The flag of the Earth is not an official symbol of anything, it is a photograph of the planet from space (a picture taken by the Apollo 17 astronauts on their way to the Moon) against a dark blue background.
• Traditionally, the Flag is associated with Earth Day and many other environmental, peacekeeping and civil international events.

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• There are two main periods international days Lands having a different meaning of holding.
• March 21 on the day of the vernal equinox at the initiative of the UN and April 22 at the initiative of the global Earth Day Network movement.

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Earth Day March 21

• The holiday was established in 1971 by the decision of the UN, when Secretary General U Thant signed a special appeal to the peoples of the Earth.
• “Let there be only peaceful and joyful Earth Days for our beautiful spaceship - the planet Earth, flying and rotating in the middle of cold space with its so vulnerable cargo of life ...”
• UN Secretary General U Thant, March 21, 1971.

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• On this day, the Bell of Peace sounds in different countries, calling on people to protect peace and life on the Planet, to promote friendship and mutual understanding of all peoples.
• The Peace Bell is a symbol of tranquility, peaceful life and friendship, eternal brotherhood and solidarity of peoples.

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• The first Peace Bell was installed in June 1954 at the UN headquarters, in the Japanese courtyard. It was cast in Japan from coins collected by children from 60 countries. The inscription on the Bell reads: "Long live universal peace throughout the world."

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• Bells of Peace at the end of the 20th century were installed in more than twenty countries - Poland and Turkey, Mexico and Australia, Mongolia and the Philippines, Canada and Brazil, Germany and Japan, Argentina, Ecuador, Russia.

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• In Russia, for the first time the action "Bell of Peace on Earth Day" was held in 1998 in Moscow, its organizers were the International Center-Museum named after Nicholas Roerich, the International Humanitarian Fund "Knowledge", the Federation of Cosmonautics of Russia, the International Association of Peace Foundations.

In the photo: cosmonauts V.M. Afanasyev and A.N. Berezovaya

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• “... Earth Day is a day of responsibility to our planet, responsibility to the people who inhabit it, to nature itself, of which we are a part.”
• Sergey Petrovich Kapitsa - Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor, Academician, Vice-President of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences

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• Now the bells of Peace sound in other cities of Russia, however, more often we celebrate Earth Day not on March 21, but on April 22.

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• On April 22, at the initiative of the worldwide movement Earth Day Network, Earth Day is celebrated in many countries of the world. This day, unlike Earth Day, held in March, is intended to unite the people of the planet in the cause of protecting the environment. It can be called a holiday of clean water, earth and air - everything that is necessary for life.

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From the history of the holiday

This holiday originated in 1872 in the United States, at the initiative of Nebraska Minister of Agriculture J. Sterling Morton. He suggested doing gardening, arranging a Tree Day. On the first Tree Day alone, the people of the state planted about a million trees.

Later, in 1882, the government of Nebraska established Tree Day as an official holiday, and began to celebrate it on April 22, Morton's birthday.

In 1970, at the initiative of Gaylord Nelson, Senator from Wisconsin, Tree Day was given a new name - Earth Day.

Version one

• On April 22, 1989, an oil pipeline ruptured near the small American town of Santa Barbara, which polluted a large area. The entire population of the town and many volunteers from other American cities took part in the elimination of the consequences of this environmental disaster.
• The well-known American environmental scientist Professor Denis Hayes appealed to the American and world community with a call to celebrate, starting from 1990, April 22, "Earth Day" and to make a contribution to the ennoblement, landscaping and improvement of the territories of the native planet and its natural monuments on this day. .

Version two

• Since 1990, April 22 has been declared International Earth Day, it is celebrated by residents of most countries of the world.

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worldwide movement

• To date, 147 countries of the world are registered in the World Movement
• In many countries, festive events and actions are held, calling for attention to environmental problems.

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• In Canada, events are held that draw public attention to solving environmental problems. Almost every Canadian student takes part in the activities of this day.
• In Germany, environmental protests and demonstrations are being held.

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• Critical Mass international ecological bike ride in Hungary.
• Action "Without cars» (Without Cars) on the streets of Seoul.

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• In the Philippines, there are environmental action protest, PETA demonstration, "Annual Tour of the Fireflies" green bike race.

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• In Russia, Earth Day has been officially celebrated since 1998 as part of the Days of Protection from Environmental Hazards.

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• On this day, everyone takes part in the improvement and gardening of their yards and streets, various environmental events, festivals and promotions.

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• Since 1990, national parks have become the theme of Earth Day in the United States. On this day, fundraising is carried out in support of protected natural areas. The holiday has acquired a new meaning, and with it a new name - the March of the Parks.

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• Since 1995, reserves and national parks of Russia have joined the holiday.
• The ecological holiday "March of Parks" is held on April 19 - 24 in dozens of regions of Russia and in many countries of the world.
• The main goal of the "March of Parks" is to draw public attention to the problems of protected areas in Russia, to revive in people a sense of pride and responsibility for our nature.
• This holiday is dedicated to nature reserves and national parks, which preserve for us the most beautiful landscapes, thousands of rare species of plants and animals, and unique cultural monuments.

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Love and take care of our Earth, nature!

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Environmental problems of the world

• Air pollution with toxic emissions into the atmosphere causes cancer, disorders of the immune system. It kills about three million people a year.
• Water pollution leads to the reproduction of malaria mosquitoes, which kills about two million people every year. More than a billion people experience a shortage of clean water, while 80% of all infectious diseases transmitted through water.
• Pollution and devastation of the soil leads to the fact that toxic substances are absorbed by a person along with food and water.

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Environmental problems of the world

V. Orlova

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Elena Shishkina
Earth Day Presentation

Presentation« Earth Day» .

Target: to form ideas that the planet Land - a large common house.

Tasks:

Educational:

Form ideas about the planet Earth,

Build ideas about what The earth needs to be protected,

Contribute to the acquisition of knowledge that Russia is part of the planet Earth,

Involve children in the problem of cleanliness of the environment.

Educational:

Develop children's cognitive abilities,

Promote development moral qualities character,

Contribute to the development of thinking.

Educational:

Cultivate a sense of admiration for the native planet,

To cultivate a sense of love and respect for their homeland,

Cultivate a sense of belonging to the holidays of their country.

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Hello guests, inhabitants of the beautiful blue planet!

Today we celebrate « Earth Day» . Do you know what holiday this is? Many years ago, on April 22, an ecological disaster occurred, a terrible disaster that threatened the life of all living things on Earth: animals, birds, insects, plants - they were all in great danger and were on the verge of extinction, but the people of the whole planet united and stood up for protection Earth and environment, to protect our forests, fields, seas and their inhabitants. And since then our planet in this birthday girl.

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We are part of our planet and must protect earth and everything that is on it. Do you know what matters most in the world?

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I am the sun, the most important thing. Everyone needs warmth.

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I am air. All living things breathe. Without me, there would be no life. I am the most important.

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I am the soil, I am the most important. Let the sun, air and water be, but without me nothing will grow.

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I am water, more importantly. Without me, you will die of thirst.

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Don't argue about who is more important.

"Everything is connected with everything!" Everything important and birds, and insects, and animals, and plants, and even humans.

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Blitz Poll:

1. Why without air there is no life on Earth?

2. More on land water or land?

3. Who lives in the seas and oceans?

4. And who lives on land?

5. What is the name of our country?

6. What is the name of our homeland?

7. What is the name of our village?

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There is a big and small homeland. Our small homeland is the village of Kady. Here, as elsewhere, live animals, birds, insects, fish. Trees, herbs, flowers grow.

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Earth! So beautiful, blue, blooming! Can it really die? There are many flowers, forests, rivers on it, but they are becoming less and less. Do you still have time to save earth and all life on it! Only you can do it!

How to do it?

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People came to the forest, threw garbage and left. And now our forest has turned into a dump, all the animals have gone to look for a new home.

Can we help them get back?

Let's start by removing all the trash! (scatters trash all over the room.)

We and our good deeds do good.

And good conquers evil. So let's get this garbage out, kids.

An attraction is being held "Garbage collection".

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Rules of conduct in the forest (children explain):

Tree branches must not be broken.

You can not tear blades of grass, leaves, flowers.

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You can not destroy bird nests, anthills, animal holes.

You can not take bird eggs in your hands.

You can not bring home animals from the forest.

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You can not leave a fire in the forest unextinguished.

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dear planet Earth! Forgive us for our mistakes. We promise to keep your beauty!

We are talking about

What is all Earth is our common home.

Our kind house, spacious house -

We are all with we live in it.

Also, we are talking about

That we should take care of our home.

Let's prove that it's not in vain

Hopes for us Earth!

Look how good he is.

The house where you live!

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