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w mojej praktyce jest całkiem inaczej, co roku<br />

niezmiennie śpiewamy z uczniami kolędy, piosenki<br />

świąteczne, bawimy się żartami Christmas<br />

crackers, organizujemy kwizy na temat tradycji<br />

świąt Bożego Narodzenia w krajach anglosaskich,<br />

czytamy kartki świąteczne po angielsku itd.<br />

Scenariusz zaprezentowany poniżej jest zapisem<br />

spotkania świątecznego – Christmas Party – przygotowanego<br />

z klasą drugą z rozszerzonym programem<br />

języka angielskiego w Boże Narodzenie 2004 roku.<br />

Oprócz kolęd i piosenek świątecznych są tu również:<br />

fragment Biblii, angielskie żarty świąteczne,<br />

a program kończy się Auld Lang Syne. Aha, pojawia<br />

się jeszcze angielski Santa Claus.<br />

Program rozpoczyna się od nastrojowej piosenki<br />

świątecznej Mistletoe and wine w wykonaniu<br />

Cliffa Richarda.<br />

Mistletoe and wine<br />

The child is a king the Carollers sing,<br />

The old is passed there’s a new beginning.<br />

Dreams of Santa, dreams of snow,<br />

Fingers numb, faces aglow.<br />

Christmas time, mistletoe and wine,<br />

Children singing Christmas rhyme<br />

With logs on the fire and gifts on the tree<br />

Time for rejoicing in all that we see.<br />

A time for living a time for believing<br />

A time for trusting, not deceiving.<br />

Love and laughter and joy ever after<br />

As for the taking just follow the Master.<br />

Christmas time, mistletoe and wine<br />

Children singing Christmas rhyme<br />

With logs on the fire and gifts on the tree<br />

Time for rejoicing in all that we see<br />

It’s a time for giving, a time for getting<br />

A time for forgiving and for forgetting<br />

Christmas is love, Christmas is peace<br />

And time for heading and fighting to see<br />

Narrator: It is our pleasure to welcome you<br />

all to our Christmas party. Just like in British and<br />

American schools we want to spend this special<br />

time together, singing Christmas songs and carols,<br />

reading the Bible in English and having a lot<br />

of fun playing games and quizzes. We invite you<br />

all to sing along. Have a good time and be nice<br />

so we might have a special guest.<br />

We want to start with traditional Christmas carols,<br />

some of them are quite international, sung<br />

in christian churches all over the world, not only<br />

catholic ones. Silent night, holy night is a German<br />

carol but it is very popular in our country as well.<br />

This English version is very, very beautiful, Boney<br />

M have made it so well.<br />

Silent night<br />

1. Silent night holy night<br />

All is calm all is bright<br />

Round you Virgin Mother and child<br />

Holy infant so tender and mild<br />

Sleep in heavenly peace /2<br />

2. Silent night holy night<br />

She perds quake at the sight<br />

Glories stream from heaven afar<br />

Heavenly hosts sing alleluya<br />

Christ the saviour is born /2<br />

3. Silent night holy night<br />

Son of God love’s pure light<br />

Radiant beams from thy holy face<br />

With the dawn of redeeming grace<br />

Jesus Lord at thy birth /2<br />

Narrator: It is our Polish tradition to read the Bible<br />

on Christmas Eve, the passage which shows the<br />

birth of Jesus Christ. Let’s listen to it in English.<br />

The Birth of Jesus<br />

In those days Caesar Augustus issued a decree<br />

that a census should be taken of the entire Roman<br />

world. This was the first census that took place<br />

while Quirinius was governor of Syria. And everyone<br />

went to his town to register.<br />

So Joseph also went up from the town of Nazareth<br />

in Galilee to Judea, to Bethelehem the<br />

town of David, because he belonged to the house<br />

and line of David. He went there to register with<br />

Mary, who was pledged to be married to him and<br />

was expecting a child. While they were there, the<br />

time came for the baby to be born, and she gave<br />

birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him<br />

in clothes and placed him in a manger, because<br />

there was no room for them in the inn.<br />

Narrator: We seem to know, remember quite<br />

a few Christmas carols in English because their<br />

melody seems familiar. They are often in the<br />

soundtrack of American or English movies. The<br />

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