Gymnasium named after Akhmet Baitursynuly
An open
lesson
Theme: My talented family
Form: 8
Teacher: N. Talipova
Karatau – 2013
Theme of the lesson: My
talented family
Aims of the lesson: A) educational: to
introduce the students
with the use of the structure “wish +
Past
Simple”;
B) developing:
to practice the students
to use the structure “wish + Past Simple”; to
develop students’ reading, speaking, writing
and listening habits;
C) up-bringing: to
bring up students to
love and to respect all members of the
family; to help them in choosing the future
profession.
Type of the lesson: combined
Methods: visual,
conversational
Aids: slides, pictures,
cards
Procedure of the lesson:
I. Organization
moment:
1. Greeting;
2. Conversation
with the student on duty.
II.
Phonetic drill (A rhyme “My family” ):
This
is my father,
This
is my mother,
This
is my brother Paul.
This
is my sister,
This
is my uncle.
How
I love them all.
III. Checking
of the home task: (Exercises 6, 7 on page 39)
IV.
New theme: The structure “wish + Past
Simple”
-
You
have got a new book. My book is old. I wish I had a new one.
-
I
know that S1 can play the guitar. I wish I could play the guitar.
-
You
are young and joyful. I wish I were you.
We use “wish + Past Simple” to express regret about
the present and say we would like things to be different. And we often use
“were” instead of “was” after “wish”.
V.
Reading: “My talented family”
(Students
should read the next “My talented family” and find the sentences with “wish +
Past Simple”):
1. I
wish I could draw as well as her.
2. I
wish I played computer games as well as they do.
3. I
wish I had a talent for invention.
4. I
wish I was musical.
5. I
wish I knew more about the world.
6. I
wish I weren’t such a bad cook.
VI.
Speaking: 1) Question-
answer work:
1. Who
is a good artist?
2. Who
is good at computer games?
3. Who
is an inventor?
4. Who
is a good pianist?
5. Who
sings like an angel?
6. Who
knows a lot about the world?
7. Who
are good cooks?
8. Who
is a writer?
2) Exercise 1 (Students
should complete Mandy’s sentences beginning them with I wish…):
Exercise1
1.
(be)
musical.
2.
(have)
a talent for invention.
3.
(know)
more about the world.
4.
(not
be)such a bad cook.
5.
(can)
draw well.
6.
(play)
computer games well.
VII. Sum
up of the lesson:
-Now
students, read these sentences and turn them into wishes.
Exercise2
1.
I
haven’t got a mobile phone.
2.
I
don’t know how to play chess.
3.
I
can’t ski.
4.
I
have to tidy my room every week.
5.
I’m
hungry.
6.
I’m
not musical.
VIII.
Home task:
Your home task for the
next lesson will be exercises 1, 2, 3 on page 40.
IX.
Giving marks.
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