Theme: The kind
woodpecker
Main aim of the lesson: To
provide practice in reading for gist and details and to develop oral fluency.
Aids: Slides,
audio track, worksheets
Today we shall talk about the phrase ‘to be
kind’, how do you understand these words.
I.
Warm-up (5) Aim: To create
interest and establish the theme.
A. A
student present the main character of the text – the woodpecker. (slide)
B. Answer
the questions: What colour is the bird’s coat? (black, white, and red)
What does the woodpecker eat? (insects)
What kind of bird is it? (clever, kind, a tree doctor)
II.
Presentation (10-15) Aim: To practice
reading skills
A.
First Reading Aim: Students
will be able to read the text for the gist.
Students
read the 1st and the last paragraph of the text. Then make their predictions.
Students
read the 1st sentence of each paragraph and summarize the whole
text.
B.
Second Reading Aim: Student
will be able to read the text for details.
C.
Yes, No questions: ( if
‘No’, correct the sentence)
1) Once upon a time birds did
not know how to sing. Yes.
2) Every bird wanted to get
the most beautiful song. Yes.
3) Only the grey nightingale
did not ask for a song. Yes.
4) They didn’t leave a song
for him. Yes.
5) The woodpecker didn’t get
a song too. No.
6) The woodpecker saw that
the nightingale was happy because he had no song. No
7) The woodpecker gave his
song to the seagull. No.
8) When he wanted to hear a
song he would listen to other birds. Yes.
9) The nightingale had the
longest & the most beautiful song. Yes
10)
So
all the birds in the forest didn’t like him. No.
III.
Have you ever heard any songs of the nightingale? Let’s enjoy one
of them.
IV.
Follow-up (15) Aim: To
practice new vocabulary. To develop fluency.
Role play. Act out
the story:
Group #1 woodpecker,
bird, bird, nightingale, author (1-2 автора )
Group #2 2-3 birds
are talking to other animals in the forest about this story, the animals put 2-3
questions & say how kind, good, real friend, clever и т.д. the
woodpecker is.
Group #3 But all
the birds in the forest like him. Do you know WHY?
V.
Wrap-up (3-5) Aim: To give
the students practice at home
Will you
give your song to another bird if you are the woodpecker?
The
kind woodpecker
When
you are in a forest, you sometimes hear tap-tap-tap. What’s this? It’s a
woodpecker, a big bird with a beautiful coat, black, white and red.
The
woodpecker eats insects. It has a very sharp beak. It can run up and down the
tree because it has claws on its feet.
The
woodpecker is a clever bird. The woodpecker is a tree doctor. But it is a kind
bird too.
***
Every
bird has its song. Do you know why?
Once
upon a time it was very quiet in the forest.’ In those days birds did not know
how to sing. One day, someone came to the forest and began to give out songs
among the birds. They made a big noise. Every bird wanted to get the most
beautiful song.
“Can
you give me a beautiful song?” asked a bird.
“And
I want a beautiful song too,” said another bird.
All
the birds of the forest came to ask for songs.
Only
the grey nightingale sat quietly in the tree. He did not ask for a song. “I
hope they will leave one song for me,” thought he.
The
woodpecker came later that day because he had much work in the forest. He asked
for a song too: “Give me a beautiful song, please,” he said. “I shall meet the
sun with it.”
The
woodpecker got a song too. The longest and the most beautiful. The woodpecker
thanked and then he saw the nightingale.
“And
what song did you get?” he asked the nightingale. “Sing it for me, will you?”
“There’s
no song left for him,”1 the birds said. “He sat there quietly
and didn’t ask for anything.”
The
woodpecker saw that the nightingale was not happy because he had no song. So
the woodpecker gave his song, the longest and the most beautiful, to the
nightingale.
“I’ll
listen to other birds when I want to hear a song,” he said.
And
so the kind woodpecker does not sing, he has no song.
But
all the birds in the forest like him.
1
There’s
no song left for him. – Для него не осталось
песни.
II. A .1
1.
Every bird has its song. Do you
know why?
Once upon a
time it was very quiet in the forest.’ In those days birds did not know how to
sing. One day, someone came to the forest and began to give out songs among the
birds…
6.
And so the kind woodpecker does
not sing, he has no song.
But all
the birds in the forest like him.
II. A.2
1.
Every bird has its song. Do
you know why?
Once upon a
time it was very quiet in the forest.’ In those days birds did not know how to
sing. One day, someone came to the forest and began to give out songs among the
birds...
2.
They made a big noise. Every
bird wanted to get the most beautiful song.
3.
Only the grey nightingale sat
quietly in the tree. He did not ask for a song. “
4.
The woodpecker got a song
too.
5.
The woodpecker saw that the
nightingale was not happy because he had no song.
6.
And so the kind woodpecker
does not sing, he has no song.
But all the
birds in the forest like him.
II.B
Every bird has its song. Do
you know why?
Once upon a time it was very
quiet in the forest.’ In those days birds did not know how to sing. One day,
someone came to the forest and began to give out songs among the birds. They
made a big noise. Every bird wanted to get the most beautiful song.
“Can you give me a beautiful
song?” asked a bird.
“And I want a beautiful song
too,” said another bird.
All the birds of the forest
came to ask for songs.
Only the grey nightingale sat
quietly in the tree. He did not ask for a song. “I hope they will leave one
song for me,” thought he.
The woodpecker came later
that day because he had much work in the forest. He asked for a song too: “Give
me a beautiful song, please,” he said. “I shall meet the sun with it.”
The woodpecker got a song
too. The longest and the most beautiful. The woodpecker thanked and then he
saw the nightingale.
“And what song did you get?”
he asked the nightingale. “Sing it for me, will you?”
“There’s no song left for
him,”1 the birds said. “He sat there quietly and didn’t ask for
anything.”
The woodpecker saw that the
nightingale was not happy because he had no song. So the woodpecker gave his
song, the longest and the most beautiful, to the nightingale.
“I’ll listen to other birds
when I want to hear a song,” he said.
And so the kind woodpecker
does not sing, he has no song.
But all the birds in the
forest like him.
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