Methodical Recomendations Методические рекомендации
Dear 6-graders who like adventures, you are welcome!
web-quest
A tourist Guide to belarus
The author of the web-quest: Paniznik Olga Alexandrovna Polotsk State Gymnasium № 1 named after F. Scoryna
start
Follow the steps:
Level 1: follow the map, do all the tasks correctly and find 7 numbers (1 number in 1 task). The value of Level 1 is 8 points = Mark 8.
Step 1
overcome the challenges
But this is not an ordinary map. It contains not only a lot of interesting facts about Belarus, but also difficulties and tasks that need to be overcome!!!
To get to Level 2 - make up and enter a code from the numbers.
Step 2
Level 2 is a project. Follow the instructions. The value of Level 2 is 10 points = Mark 10.
Step 3
Minsk
Vitebsk region
Mogilev region
Grodno region
Gomel region
Brest region
Minsk region
Brest region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 1 and get the first number
Vitebsk region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 2 and get the second number
Gomel region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 3 and get the third number
Grodno region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 4 and get the fourth number
Minsk region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 5
Mogilev region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 6 and get the sixth number
Minsk
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 7 and get the seventh number
PROJECT WORK
congratulations!!!
My dear friends! Thanks for your help. We've travelled around Belarus, learnt interesting facts about the rich history of the country, completed all the tasks and found 7 letters. But our adventures continue. The next step is: - make up a code from the numbers. - enter the code
Enter the code
Enter the 7 numbers
The National Library of Belarus was opened by the Belarus President on 16 June 2006.
The National Library is located in the park zone of the Slepyanka River and greenery system. A bronze sculpture of the printing pioneer Frantsisk Skorina (by Aleksandr Dranets and Viktor Kramarenko) has been placed in front of the building.
The collection of the "diamond of knowledge" contains about 9 million editions on various media. Those are printed editions, manuscripts, microcopies, digital materials and other materials created in Belarus and abroad in over 80 languages.
In 1989 a USSR-wide contest was held to choose the best architectural design for the Library. The winners – architects Viktor Kramarenko and Mikhail Vinogradov – suggested the Belarusian diamond design that combines functionality and modern design solutions. Nevertheless, it took 13 years to get the daring design approved and implemented.
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According to the chronicles, the Kamenets Tower was built between 1276 and 1288 on the orders of Galicia–Volhynia Prince Vladimir Vasilkovich by architect Aleksa who found the site to build a town and a wooden castle.
The five-tier round building (30 meters high, 2.5 meters thick with the outer diameter of 13.6 meters) has a 2.3-meter-high foundation which is 16 meters in diameter. The tower is made of dark-red and yellowish bricks.
In the early 1950s the tower was for the first time whitened and the floor was paved with stone. Restoration works were also carried out in 1968-1973 and 1996-2003.
Title
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Back:
The collage devoted to art (a lyre and laurel twigs, a quill pen, a sheet of paper, and a stave).
In the late 19th century Nesvizh Palace was restored by the Radziwil family who also designed one of largest landscape gardens in Europe on the estate. After World War 2 Nesvizh Palace was used as a Sanatorium and the gardens became neglected. In 1994 the estate was designated the national historical and cultural reserve and in 2006 it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The foundation stone of Nesvizh Palace was laid in 1584. It was rebuilt many times and as a consequence has features of manyarchitectural styles including: Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Classicism, Neo-gothic, Modernism
The estate and town was acquired by the Radziwil family in the middle of the 16th century, and they stayed there until 1939 when they were expelled by the invading Red Army.
Title
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Art Museum named after P. V. Maslenikov is located in the center of Mogilev, in a building that is an architectural monument of the early twentieth century, which has the features of the styles: modern, pseudo-Russian and late classicism. It was built by architect A. Drucker until 1914 for the land and peasant bank, which operated until the advent of Soviet power.
July 28, 1994, Paul V. Maslennikov, a famous artist, a native of the Mogilev region, presented to the museum during the passage of his second personal exhibition of all the 125 best works of art created by 80 years of life. So it opened the first in Belarus author Art Gallery. January 22, 1996 the museum was named after the artist
The museum itself currently consists of a collection of art monuments of the XVII – XIX centuries (140 items), collections of Belarusian school of icon painting, works of artists and sculptors of Mogilev region.
Title
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In 1161 Lazar Bogsha was commissioned by Euphrosyne of Polotsk to create a communion cross for the Transfiguration Church. The relic was lost during the Great Patriotic War never to be found again. In 1997 Nikolai Kuzmich, a jeweler-enamel maker from Brest, recreated the Cross of Saint Euphrosyne.
The 12-century frescoes of the Transfiguration Church are the oldest in Belarus. For a long time they were covered by another layer of paintings that were made in the 18th–19th centuries. However, almost all of them have been uncovered in the 1990s.
The contemporary researchers also discovered numerous valuable examples of Medieval literacy - the graffiti, written on the walls, altar, stairs and other parts of the church.
Title
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Back:
The collage devoted to literature (a quill pen, an inkwell, book covers, and a fern leaf).
Back:
The collage devoted to handicraft and urban construction (the golden key and the seal of the town of Mogilev, a glazed tile (a stove tile), and fragments of the wrought iron lattice).
In 2000 UNESCO designated Mir Castle a World Cultural and Natural Heritage site. The successful blend of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance architecture makes Mir Castle one of the most impressive castles in Europe.
Following intensive restoration works, Mir Castle was reopened to the public in December 2010.
The construction of this Belarus Gothic style castle was started in the 1520s by Duke Ilinich. In 1568 the castle came into the hands of Mikolay Radziwil, who completed it in the Renaissance style.
An Italian garden was laid to the north of the walls and an artificial lake was established to the south. The Radziwills owned the castle for several centuries.
Title
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Back:
The collage devoted to the first Slavic settlements (a leather belt fragment, a wooden wheel, and a picture of "Berestie" ancient stronghold).
The Palace of the Rumyantsevs and the Paskeviches in Gomel is one of the most beautiful examples of architecture in Belarus. Currently the unique museum complex in central Gomel unites the palace of the Rumyantsevs and the Paskeviches, a chapel and a burial vault, a winter garden, a watchtower and a picturesque old park.
In the 19th and early 20th centuries the palace witnessed lavish receptions, balls and official events. The residence hosted many members of the Romanov imperial family.
Throughout its history the palace was used for various purposes. It housed a telephone station, a library, a puppet theater, a youth center and a museum.
Title
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Use this side to give more information about a topic.
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Subtitle
Back:
The collage devoted to spirituality (a bell, the Turov Gospel, ancient town of Turov, and fragments of carving).
Back:
The collage devoted to enlightenment and printing (books, the Cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk, and an ornamental pattern fragment).
Back:
The collage devoted to the theme of theatre and folk festivals (a violin, a tambourine, a zhaleyka woodwind instrument, and the symbols of folk festivals: "Kalyady’s star", a she-goat, and "Batleyka" folk puppet theatre).
Back:
The collage devoted to handicraft and urban construction (the golden key and the seal of the town of Mogilev, a glazed tile (a stove tile), and fragments of the wrought iron lattice).
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Methodical Recomendations Методические рекомендации
Dear 6-graders who like adventures, you are welcome!
web-quest
A tourist Guide to belarus
The author of the web-quest: Paniznik Olga Alexandrovna Polotsk State Gymnasium № 1 named after F. Scoryna
start
Follow the steps:
Level 1: follow the map, do all the tasks correctly and find 7 numbers (1 number in 1 task). The value of Level 1 is 8 points = Mark 8.
Step 1
overcome the challenges
But this is not an ordinary map. It contains not only a lot of interesting facts about Belarus, but also difficulties and tasks that need to be overcome!!!
To get to Level 2 - make up and enter a code from the numbers.
Step 2
Level 2 is a project. Follow the instructions. The value of Level 2 is 10 points = Mark 10.
Step 3
Minsk
Vitebsk region
Mogilev region
Grodno region
Gomel region
Brest region
Minsk region
Brest region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 1 and get the first number
Vitebsk region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 2 and get the second number
Gomel region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 3 and get the third number
Grodno region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 4 and get the fourth number
Minsk region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 5
Mogilev region
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 6 and get the sixth number
Minsk
Read the text
Look through the cards.1 card can be read only once
Do task 7 and get the seventh number
PROJECT WORK
congratulations!!!
My dear friends! Thanks for your help. We've travelled around Belarus, learnt interesting facts about the rich history of the country, completed all the tasks and found 7 letters. But our adventures continue. The next step is: - make up a code from the numbers. - enter the code
Enter the code
Enter the 7 numbers
The National Library of Belarus was opened by the Belarus President on 16 June 2006. The National Library is located in the park zone of the Slepyanka River and greenery system. A bronze sculpture of the printing pioneer Frantsisk Skorina (by Aleksandr Dranets and Viktor Kramarenko) has been placed in front of the building.
The collection of the "diamond of knowledge" contains about 9 million editions on various media. Those are printed editions, manuscripts, microcopies, digital materials and other materials created in Belarus and abroad in over 80 languages.
In 1989 a USSR-wide contest was held to choose the best architectural design for the Library. The winners – architects Viktor Kramarenko and Mikhail Vinogradov – suggested the Belarusian diamond design that combines functionality and modern design solutions. Nevertheless, it took 13 years to get the daring design approved and implemented.
Title
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Subtitle
According to the chronicles, the Kamenets Tower was built between 1276 and 1288 on the orders of Galicia–Volhynia Prince Vladimir Vasilkovich by architect Aleksa who found the site to build a town and a wooden castle.
The five-tier round building (30 meters high, 2.5 meters thick with the outer diameter of 13.6 meters) has a 2.3-meter-high foundation which is 16 meters in diameter. The tower is made of dark-red and yellowish bricks.
In the early 1950s the tower was for the first time whitened and the floor was paved with stone. Restoration works were also carried out in 1968-1973 and 1996-2003.
Title
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Subtitle
Back: The collage devoted to art (a lyre and laurel twigs, a quill pen, a sheet of paper, and a stave).
In the late 19th century Nesvizh Palace was restored by the Radziwil family who also designed one of largest landscape gardens in Europe on the estate. After World War 2 Nesvizh Palace was used as a Sanatorium and the gardens became neglected. In 1994 the estate was designated the national historical and cultural reserve and in 2006 it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The foundation stone of Nesvizh Palace was laid in 1584. It was rebuilt many times and as a consequence has features of manyarchitectural styles including: Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Classicism, Neo-gothic, Modernism
The estate and town was acquired by the Radziwil family in the middle of the 16th century, and they stayed there until 1939 when they were expelled by the invading Red Army.
Title
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Subtitle
Art Museum named after P. V. Maslenikov is located in the center of Mogilev, in a building that is an architectural monument of the early twentieth century, which has the features of the styles: modern, pseudo-Russian and late classicism. It was built by architect A. Drucker until 1914 for the land and peasant bank, which operated until the advent of Soviet power.
July 28, 1994, Paul V. Maslennikov, a famous artist, a native of the Mogilev region, presented to the museum during the passage of his second personal exhibition of all the 125 best works of art created by 80 years of life. So it opened the first in Belarus author Art Gallery. January 22, 1996 the museum was named after the artist
The museum itself currently consists of a collection of art monuments of the XVII – XIX centuries (140 items), collections of Belarusian school of icon painting, works of artists and sculptors of Mogilev region.
Title
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Subtitle
In 1161 Lazar Bogsha was commissioned by Euphrosyne of Polotsk to create a communion cross for the Transfiguration Church. The relic was lost during the Great Patriotic War never to be found again. In 1997 Nikolai Kuzmich, a jeweler-enamel maker from Brest, recreated the Cross of Saint Euphrosyne.
The 12-century frescoes of the Transfiguration Church are the oldest in Belarus. For a long time they were covered by another layer of paintings that were made in the 18th–19th centuries. However, almost all of them have been uncovered in the 1990s.
The contemporary researchers also discovered numerous valuable examples of Medieval literacy - the graffiti, written on the walls, altar, stairs and other parts of the church.
Title
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Subtitle
Back: The collage devoted to literature (a quill pen, an inkwell, book covers, and a fern leaf).
Back: The collage devoted to handicraft and urban construction (the golden key and the seal of the town of Mogilev, a glazed tile (a stove tile), and fragments of the wrought iron lattice).
In 2000 UNESCO designated Mir Castle a World Cultural and Natural Heritage site. The successful blend of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance architecture makes Mir Castle one of the most impressive castles in Europe. Following intensive restoration works, Mir Castle was reopened to the public in December 2010.
The construction of this Belarus Gothic style castle was started in the 1520s by Duke Ilinich. In 1568 the castle came into the hands of Mikolay Radziwil, who completed it in the Renaissance style.
An Italian garden was laid to the north of the walls and an artificial lake was established to the south. The Radziwills owned the castle for several centuries.
Title
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Subtitle
Back: The collage devoted to the first Slavic settlements (a leather belt fragment, a wooden wheel, and a picture of "Berestie" ancient stronghold).
The Palace of the Rumyantsevs and the Paskeviches in Gomel is one of the most beautiful examples of architecture in Belarus. Currently the unique museum complex in central Gomel unites the palace of the Rumyantsevs and the Paskeviches, a chapel and a burial vault, a winter garden, a watchtower and a picturesque old park.
In the 19th and early 20th centuries the palace witnessed lavish receptions, balls and official events. The residence hosted many members of the Romanov imperial family.
Throughout its history the palace was used for various purposes. It housed a telephone station, a library, a puppet theater, a youth center and a museum.
Title
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Use this side to give more information about a topic.
Subtitle
Back: The collage devoted to spirituality (a bell, the Turov Gospel, ancient town of Turov, and fragments of carving).
Back: The collage devoted to enlightenment and printing (books, the Cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk, and an ornamental pattern fragment).
Back: The collage devoted to the theme of theatre and folk festivals (a violin, a tambourine, a zhaleyka woodwind instrument, and the symbols of folk festivals: "Kalyady’s star", a she-goat, and "Batleyka" folk puppet theatre).
Back: The collage devoted to handicraft and urban construction (the golden key and the seal of the town of Mogilev, a glazed tile (a stove tile), and fragments of the wrought iron lattice).