World Languages
C Новым Годом! Experience Christmas and New Year Traditions of Russia
No Santa Claus?! No deer?! No elves?! How do Russians celebrate Christmas and New Year? Answer: with ice, fire, pancakes, and olivie! Find out more in this December class.
Ms. Tanya - Russian Language
100 total reviews for this teacher
4 reviews for this class
Completed by 6 learners
8-13
year olds
3-6
learners per class
$20
Charged upfront
Meets once
60 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
You mean to tells us Russians don't have Santa Claus, deer or elves?! Why? Do Russians decorate a tree, exchange gifts, gather as a family at a dinner table? Let's travel to Russia and find out. Be prepared to hear some unexpected ways Russians celebrate the Winter Season from a Native Russian. In this class, we will visit several families and learn how they celebrate Winter Holidays, what the popular outdoor activities are, must see events, and other Russian Christmas traditions. This part...
Students will learn about how Russians celebrate Christmas and New Year and receive a few traditional Russian recipes for holiday meals.
- A smartphone or a separate window on the computer to play Kahoot. Learners will need to input the Game Code that I will provide at the beginning of the class; If we have some time for craft and games, please bring: - 1-3 sheets of white printer paper; - scissors; - pencil and eraser. Optional: glitter glue, colored pencils or markers,winter-themed small stickers
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
1 hour per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Teacher
Ms. Tanya - Russian LanguageNative Russian - Book Lover - Working with Kids since 2010
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Lives in the
United States100 total reviews
142 completed classes
About Me
Привет, ребята! Меня зовут Miss Tanya and I am a native Russian speaker. I teach Russian language classes for English and Russian speakers and other classes. My lessons with Outschool learners tend to be very structured and each activity has...
