Christmas Cards

1. Christmas Cards

CHRISTMAS CARDS
VALITSKAYA DARYA
VOLKOVA MILANA
MOKRETSOVA POLINA
FROM 5A

2. The purpose and objectives of the project

THE PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT
• to study the information about Christmas cards in
different sources;
to send Christmas
cards to foreigners
• to study the information about the symbols of
Christmas to use them on Christmas cards;
• to decide on the materials and tools to use in
making Christmas cards;
• to create Christmas cards;
• to send and give Christmas cards to the foreign
friends;
• to get feedback.

3. Stages of the project:

STAGES OF THE PROJECT:
The preparatory stage:
learning about the history of Christmas cards;
learning about the symbols of Christmas.
The main stage:
deciding what technologies and materials to use to make the cards.
creating the cards.
The final stage:
sending the cards the foreigners and getting feedback.

4. The preparatory stage

THE PREPARATORY STAGE
The preparatory stage:
• by Michael Maier to James I of England in 1611.
• By Henry Cole in 1843.
• "Official" Christmas cards began with Queen Victoria in the 1840s.

5. The preparatory stage

THE PREPARATORY STAGE
• The Symbols of Christmas

6. The main stage of the project

THE MAIN STAGE OF THE PROJECT
• process of making The a card.
• 1.Technology 1 (created by Polina Mokretsova ).
• 2.Technology 2 (created by Darya Valitskaya ).
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7. The final stage

THE FINAL STAGE
Christie from London
“I just received your gorgeous card, Milana,
Dasha and Polina. Such a nice surprise.
Thank you. Hope 2018 is treating you all
well so far. Wish I could be in snow
covered Glazov right now! Lots of love to
you all”.
Saibo from Gambia
(Izhevsk)
Pshemislav from
Poland (Nizhniy
Novgorod)

8. Lesley from the UK (Glazov).

LESLEY FROM THE UK
(GLAZOV).
Margo (Leon’s assistant).
Leon from the UK (Glazov).

9. The final assessment of the product of the project

THE FINAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PRODUCT OF THE
PROJECT
1. 76% send Christmas cards to friends and family every year;
2. 5% you send Christmas cards to their foreign friends;
3. 95% buy Christmas cards and 5% make them themselves;
4. 100% would like to have one of our cards as a present;
5. 50% would like to send such a card toy your friends and family
and ask us to make a card for them.

10. Conclusions

CONCLUSIONS
Our project is successful
• Positive responses
• Some people asked us to
make such a cards for
them

11. Thank you for attention!

THANK YOU FOR
ATTENTION!