11 класс Дата
проведения
Тема. Экологические проблемы России.
Практика говорения
Цели и задачи:
- Учебный
аспект - совершенствование навыков аудирования незнакомого текста
и чтения в формате ЕГЭ, совершенствование навыков монологической речи, с
опорой на прочитанное и видеозапись с извлечением основной информации.
- Развивающий
аспект - развитие объема памяти, развитие
способности к логическому изложению содержания.
- Воспитательный
аспект - развитие обеспокоенности
экологической ситуацией, формирование ответственного отношения к природе,
воспитание правильного экологического поведения.
Оборудование: компьютер,
мультимедийный проектор, тексты
Ход урока:
I. Оргмомент
2. Речевая зарядка.
Translate
the phrases:
Загрязнять окружающую среду to pollute the environment
Мусор
garbage
Обижать животных
to hurt animals
Сажать деревья
to plant trees
Выбрасывать мусор to throw away litter
Перерабатывать ненужную бумагу to recycle waste paper
Вырубать молодые деревца to cut down
baby trees
Охранять
природу to
protect nature
Использовать
бутылки заново to reuse
bottles
Беспокоить
диких животных to disturb
wild animals
Сократить
загрязнение to reduce
pollution
Речевая зарядка
- What science studies nature? Ecology studies
nature.
-
What are the main ecological problems of today?
Air pollution.
Fires.
Trees are cut down.
Water
pollution.
Land pollution.
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What ecological problems can you see at the screen?
Water and land are polluted.
Trees are cut down.
Animals are damaged.
Wildlife is damaged.
Litter is thrown in the rivers.
Health is spoilt.
3. Проверка д/з
4. Активизация лексических единиц
Match the words with their definitions.
1.extinct
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a.
a person who kills wildlife illegally
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2.pollution
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b.
an electricity generation station which uses radioactive fuel to drive the
generators
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3.ozone layer
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c.
no longer existing, as an animal species
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4.poacher
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d.
the damage done to air, water or soil by the addition of harmful chemicals
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5.habitat
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e.
the part of the Earth which contains all the living creatures
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6.biosphere
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f.
the process of treating paper, plastic and metals so that they can be used
again
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7. acid rain
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g.
the raising of the temperature of the earth’s atmosphere caused by the
burning of fossil fuels and increased amount of gases such as carbon dioxide
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8.nuclear power station
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h.
the natural environment of a plant or animal
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9.endangered species
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i.
the act of cutting down large areas of forest
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10. recycling
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j.
a species which is in danger of becoming extinct
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11.global warming
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k.
rain that contains acid from industrial waste
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12.deforestation
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l.
a layer of the chemical ozone in the earth’s atmosphere that block harmful
rays from the sun
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Keys: 1.c;
2.d; 3.l; 4.a; 5.h; 6.e; 7.k; 8.b; 9.j; 10.f; 11.g; 12.i
5 Практика чтения и говорения.
oxygen-rich depth mineral-free volume at the bottom summer resort
one-fifth of the fresh water the pitch-dark environment
the Zabaikalsky and Pribaikalsky national parks
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Lake
Baikal
Lake Baikal, one of the most
remarkable lakes in the world, is located in the southern part of eastern
Siberia. It is the oldest existing freshwater lake on Earth (about 25 million
years old), as well as the deepest continental body of water, with a maximum
depth of 1,637 meters. It is about 621
km long and varies in width from about 14 to 80
km. The lake’s area makes it the third largest lake in Asia, the largest
freshwater lake on the Eurasian continent and the eighth largest in the world.
It is also the world’s largest freshwater lake by volume, containing about
one-fifth of the water on the Earth’s surface.
The Baikal is fed by the Selenge,
Bargusin, and Verkhnaya Angara rivers and more than 300 mountain streams.
Lake Baikal has several islands, the
largest of which is Olkhon.
The Baikal is more biologically
diverse than any other lake because oxygen-rich water circulates from its
surface to its deepest depth. The lake’s mineral-free waters support an unusual
population of organisms, including many species endemic to the lake. More than
1,000 species of animals and plants are not found anywhere else in the world.
The water of the bottom of the lake
holds sufficient oxygen to allow animals to live at depth of over 1,600
m where geothermal vents provide warmth for communities of sponges, snails,
worms, and fish that live in the pitch-dark environment.
Industries along the shores of Baikal
include mining, the manufacture of cellulose and paper, shipbuilding,
fisheries. A pulp and paper mill built on Lake Baikal’s southern shore in 1966
drew strong environmental protests from scientists and writers because its
wastes were polluting the water, and in 1971 the Soviet government adopted a
decree to protect the lake from polluting emissions.
The lake is a popular summer resort.
There are many mineral springs, and visitors come to Goryachinsk for the
curative properties of the waters.
A number of national parks and nature
preserves have been established along its shores to protect the environment.
The largest of them are the Zabaikalsky and Pribaikalsky national parks.
The Lake Baikal Coastal Protection
Zone, covering the lake and its environs (a total of 88’000 square km), was
created in 1987, and the same area was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site
in 1996.
2. Answer the following questions related to the
text.
- Where is Lake Baikal located?
- What are its length, width, depth and volume?
- How many rivers and streams flow into the lake?
- Why is Baikal considered to be one of the most
biologically diverted lakes in the world?
- What happened when the pulp and paper mill was built on
Lake Baikal’s shore?
- When was the lake and its environs proclaimed as a UNESCO
World Heritage site?
6. Активизация лексико-грамматических единиц.
Choose the most suitable word for each
space.
The threat to the environment.
Nowadays people are more aware that wildlife
all over the world is in (1)….many (2)… of animals are threatened, and could
easily become(3)… if we do not make an effort to (4)…them. There are many
reasons for this. In some cases, animals are (5)…for their fur or for other
valuable parts of their bodies. Some birds, (6)…as parrots, are caught (7)… ,
and sold as pets. For many animals and birds, the problem is their habitat- the
(8)… where they live-is (9)… More (10)…is used for farms, for houses or
industry, and there are fewer open (11)…than there once were. Farmers use
powerful chemicals to help them grow better (12)…, but these chemicals pollute
the environment and (13) wildlife. The most successful animals on earth-human
beings-will soon be the only once (14)…, unless we can (15)… this problem.
1.
a) danger b) threat c) problem d)
vanishing
2.
a) marks b) more c) species d) forms
3.
a) disappeared b) vanished c)empty d)
extinct
4.
a) harm b) safe c) protect d) serve
5.
a) hunted b) chased c) game d)
extinct
6.
a) like b) such c) or d) where
7.
a) lively b) alive c) for life d) for
living
8.
a) spot b) point c) place d)site
9.
a) exhausting b) departing c)escaping
d) disappearing
10.
a) each b) land c) soil d) area
11.
a) spaces b) air c) up d) parts
12.
a) products b) fields c) herbs d)
crops
13.
a) spoil b) harm c)wound d)wrong
14.
a) survived b) over c) missing d)
left
15.
A) answer b) calculate c) solve d)
explain
Keys: 1)
a; 2)c; 3)d; 4)c; 5)a; 6)b; 7)b; 8)c; 9)d; 10)b; 11)a; 12)d; 13)b; 14)d; 15)c;
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