Theme: Going to Britain
Goals:
The students will introduce with
the text about the UK, get more interesting and useful things to get around the
world and to enrich the students knowledge with the information of the
possibilities of knowing the world.
Objectives:
Berikgul Tenizbayeva
School №2
Baikonur
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1. To understand the
foreign languages are very important nowadays.
2. To practice studying the new
words
3. To know how to spend
money carefully as British people
4. To practice reading the text
and compare it with their own town.
5. To describe the historical
sightseeing of the UK
6. To work in groups retelling
the text.
Materials:
Map of the world or Britain, colored pictures of transport
and the sightseeing of Great Britain, charts
Technical aids: TV set, tape, computer
Evaluation:
1. Telling the best ways of traveling
2. Retelling the text and asking the questions
3. Filling the charts in
4. Discussing the historical places of London
Strategies:
Association, warm-up, gallery walk, true or false, free
-writing, charts, semantic map, KWL chart, letter, insert.
Outline of the
lesson:
I. Organization moment
II. Checking up homework
III. The new material
a) Video montage about the UK and preliminaries
b) New words on the text “Going to Britain”
IV. Evocation:
a) tell everything to know about these countries and their native
language
b) to think then discuss in groups and share what they know
about production of the countries
c) fill semantic cards in
V. Realization of meaning.
1. Reading
the text and answering the questions.
2. Listening
to the tape
3. Filling
the chart and discussing in groups and the leader of each group shares what
they know about the text.
4. Make
gallery tour
VI. Reflection:
1. The video montage about Baikonur
2. To get much information about our town and a song
“Leninsk”
3. To insert charts
VII. Homework:
1) to write a letter about Baikonur to a pen-friend
2) to use modal verbs “ can, may, should”
VIII. Giving marks.
I. Оrganization
moment
The teacher asks the pupils the
date, the duty and homework.
II. Checking up homework.
Children, you know the whole
world is open for travelers. Thousands of people travel everyday either on
business or for pleasure. They spend their holidays in the places which are
not too expensive and where they can rest and improve their health .We knew
that there are many ways of traveling. You must tell your homework with the
help of the association strategy.
III. The
new material.
1. Remind the
mines doing these exercises 1,2,3,4 on pages 136.
Traveling abroad is not just
visiting new places but also meeting people, learning about the capitals,
languages and money. The class uses the map of the world. Before planning to
travel to Great Britain you would probably like to get much information about
these countries. The pupils do the exercises answering these questions.
1. Which
languages are spoken in these countries?
2. What are
the capitals of the countries?
3. What are
the people from these countries famous for?
4. What is
your native language?
5. What other
languages can you speak, translate, read or understand?
6. Should you
have money or do you have to know foreign languages for traveling?
2. The
preliminaries and the video montage about Great Britain.
Today our lesson is called “Going to
Britain”. The goal of the lesson is to give
advice the travelers inexpensive or useful
places to stay and the best ways of traveling
in Britain, about money and the cheap
places to eat out.
The teacher explains about the UK using
the map of Britain.
3. Introduction of the new words.
The pupils should learn to
pronounce the unknown words. They are: pound, expensive, youth hostels, double
Decker buses, underground or (tube), waiter, throw, serve.
The teacher shows them by computer.
Then they’ ll copy them in the vocabulary.
IV.
Practice Reading.
The pupils read the text “ Going to Britain” one after another without translation. After that the teacher asks them what the
text about is.
The questions: What money can you use in Britain?
Where can you stay when you are
in Britain?
How can you get around in Britain?
Where can you get a cheap meal in
Britain?
V.
Practice Listening.
The pupils do the task listening to the tape. They’ll mark
(T) or (F) in the boxes and the teacher distributes the cards. Then they’ ll
correct the sentences if they are wrong or right.
Are these sentences true or false?
1.You can use pound in Britain.
2.You may stay at the hotels because they are very cheap.
3.Youth hostel is expensive and unfriendly.
4.Hotels are for people with not much money to spend.
5.There are double Decker buses and coaches in Britain.
6. There isn’t an underground or tube in it.
7. You may buy Takeaways food and take it home.
8. You can eat with your fingers in the restaurants.
9. Fast Food Restaurants are very cheap and popular.
VI. Complete the chart or make their own sentences.
This task is to write at once
about British money, where to stay, how to get around and where can eat out in Britain. Children are divided into groups 1,2,3,4. For each group teacher gives the names
“Money”, “Where to stay”, “How to get around”, “Where to eat”. They’ll complete
the charts which she distributes them. Then they must fill in the chart on the
blackboard. After that the leader of each group shares what they have understood
about the UK.
Money
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Where to stay
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Getting around
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Eating out
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VII.
A game “ Gallery walk”
Before playing it their task was
to draw pictures of the historical places of the UK. This task is to visit the
National gallery in Britain. The pupils must talk to their class about the
historical famous places of the UK which they have seen on these pictures.
If they have
done the task they ‘ll hang them on every places of the blackboard first. Walking
in the gallery they should share the ideas which they have come to their
minds. At last the one pair stays at the blackboard and they ‘ll make their
own dialogue.
VIII. Complete
the semantic cards.
The teacher decides to check the
pupils’ knowledge about the new material. At the beginning of the lesson pupils
must insert on every tasks what they have kept in mind. She gives them
semantic cards and they ‘ll complete them what they have kept in mind.
Country
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Capital
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Language
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Money
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Traditional food
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Famous for
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Kazakhstan
Russia
Great Britain
The USA
France
Spain
India
Egypt
Japan
Kirghiz
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We concluded by seeing the video
montage about Baikonur on the TV and sing a song “Leninsk”. We know travel
teaches people about art and culture. All of us can also improve our knowledge
of foreign languages. And why not to get around Baikonur. We know the people
are celebrating “ the 50th anniversary of town Baikonur and the 60th
anniversary of Victory Day”. We have a great holiday this year. The pupils tell
about the native town Baikonur. They should give advice where to stay, about
money, how to get around, where can eat out. Pupils will discuss about
Baikonur. It is famous for its spaceport. There are many interesting and
unusual places which attract a lot of people.
IX. Complete the KWL chart.
The pupils write their own ideas about the UK,
travel and our town Baikonur.
What do we know?
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What do we want to know?
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What did we learn?
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X. Setting
homework. (to write a letter to a pen-friend about Baikonur)
(Use modal verbs “ can, should, may”)
XI. Giving marks.
Байқоңыр қаласындағы К.Э.Циолковский
атындағы
№ 2 жалпы орта блім беретін мектептің
ағылшын тілі пән мұғалімі
Тенизбаева Берикгуль Шынтемировна
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