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Organization moment
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-greets with the pupils
-checks up the attendance of students
-pays students’ attention to the lesson
-divides the class into 3 groups using the cards with types of
innovations
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-greet with the teacher
-act on duty
-prepare for the lesson
-each student chooses a card
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“Reporter”
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Explains the task of the
activity and checks pupils’ answers
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A student will be a reporter
and will ask questions. The other students answer the questions of the
reporter.
1. What was Charles
Dickens?-He was an English writer
2. Where was Charles
Dickens from? He was from the city Portsmouth, England
3. When was he born?–
He was born in 1812
4. When did his family
move to London? – His family moved to London in 1822
5. What did he do when
he was twelve?–He went to work to a factory
6. When did Charles
Dickens begin his career as a writer?- He began his career as a writer in
1837 with “Pickwick Papers”.
7. Who did he marry?-He
married Catherine Hogarth
8. How many children
did he have?-He had nine children
What were some of his stories?-
Some of his most famous stories include “Oliver Twist”, “David Copperfield”
and a “Christmas Carol”.
10. When
did he die?–He died in 1870
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Tasks for developing logical thinking
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Explains the task
1.Charles Dickens worked as a
reporter for the “Morning Chronicle”.
2. Dickens married Catherine
Hogarth in 1836.
3. Charles Dickens was a famous
English writer.
4. Charles Dickens was born in
Portsmouth, England in 1812.
5. He began his career as a
writer in 1837 with “Pickwick Papers”.
6. In 1822 his family moved to
London.
7. He had nine children and was
a very loving father.
8. Some of his most famous
stories include “Oliver Twist”, “David Copperfield” and a “Christmas Carol”.
9. Charles Dickens died in
1870, more than a hundred years ago, but his stories are still popular today.
10. He travelled a lot and
never stopped writing.
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They find the right order of
the sentences according to the text
1. Charles Dickens was a famous
English writer.
2. Charles Dickens was born in
Portsmouth, England in 1812.
3. In 1822 his family moved to
London.
4. Charles Dickens worked as a
reporter for the “Morning Chronicle”.
5. He began his career as a
writer in 1837 with “Pickwick Papers”.
6. Dickens married Catherine
Hogarth in 1836.
7. He had nine children and was
a very loving father.
8. Some of his most famous
stories include “Oliver Twist”, “David Copperfield” and a “Christmas Carol”.
9. He travelled a lot and never
stopped writing.
10. Charles Dickens died in
1870, more than a hundred years ago, but his stories are still popular today.
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Doing the crossword “Think, pair, share” method
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Explains the tasks
1. The planet in general.
2. A language
3. A Kazakh poet, musician,
writer
4. A well-known play by
Shakespeare
5. Shakespeare’s tragedy
6. A work done with
extraordinary skill
7. An English writer of the 19th
century
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1. World; 2.Russian; 3.Abai;
4.Hamlet; 5.Othello; 6. Masterpiece; 7.Dickens
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Evaluation
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Teachers tells the pupils the
criteria of evaluation
11 – 12 points
– Excellent job!
7 – 10 points – Good job!
0 – 6 points – Be attentive.
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They do the test using the
“ActiVote”
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Reflection
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Reflection: “Six hats of mind”
1.A white hat (Expresses the
main idea)
2. A yellow hat (Says the
advantage of the lesson)
3. A black hat (Says the lacks
of the lesson/ idea)
4.A red hat (Expresses his/ her
impression of the idea/ lesson)
5.A green hat (Says creative
plans about the idea/ lesson)
6. A blue hat (Controls the work
of other five hats)
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They express their impression
wearing the hats
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