Открытый урок в 8 классе по учебнику Happy English

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  The Russia’s State Library
  
  

• 2 слайд

  How are you?
  - I’m hungry.
  I’m tired.
  I’m cold.
  I’m sad.
  I’m happy.
  I’m great.
  I’m good.
  I’m OK.
  
  

• 3 слайд

  What did the spider do inside the library computer?
  It made a Web page.
  What is a book’s favorite food?
  A bookworm.
  When the cold wind blows, what does a book do?
  It puts on a book jacket.
  Why was the T-Rex afraid to go to the library?
  Because her books were 60 million years overdue.
  Where does a librarian sleep?
  Between the covers.
  When a librarian goes fishing, what goes on her hook?
  A bookworm, of course.
  What did one book say to the other one?
  I just wanted to see if we are on the same page.
  Do you understand
  English humor?
  

• 4 слайд

  to present, to read, to call, to give, to rename, to build, to found, to rename
  Russia’s State Library is in Moscow. It is the largest library in Europe and the second largest library in the world. It is also Moscow’s first public library.
  The library 1)__________ in 1862 and 2)_________ The Rumyantsev Library. Originally the library had contained the books from Nicolai Rumyantsev’s book and manuscript collection.
  Those books 3)__________ by his children. The library grew quickly, and thousands of books 4)__________ to the library by private collectors.
  In 1924 the library 5)__________ after Lenin and became the country’s national library. At that time the main building of the library 6)_________. It took about twenty years to finish it.
  In 1992 the library 7)__________ again and became the Russian State Library.
  Nowadays there are thousands of ancient manuscripts and unique documents in the library, which 8)________ by thousands of people every day.
  
  

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  Answer my questions about the Russia’s State library:
  Where is Russia's State library situated?
  Is it the largest library in Europe?
  When was the library founded?
  Ноw was the library called?
  What books had the library contained?
  Who read those books?
  The library was renamed after Lenin in 1924, wasn’t it?
  Was the main building built at that time?
  When did the library become the Russian State Library?
  Who presents ancient manuscripts and documents nowadays?
  
  

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  Rewrite these sentences using the verb must:
  e.g. You must use all library equipment carefully.
  All library equipment and books are used carefully.
  Conversations are kept to a minimum and as quiet
  as possible.
  Personal stereos are not used in the library.
  Mobile phones are turned off before readers enter the library.
  No food or drink is consumed.
  All borrowed books are brought back by the due date.
  Fines for the return of the books are paid.
  All books are shown to the librarians before you leave the library.
  Everybody is treated with politeness.
  
  

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  Will there be any libraries in the future?
  

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  Put books in the right place according to their genres
  

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  I have many leaves,
  But I am not a tree;
  I’m something nice,
  Come and read me.
  Riddles. Guess the words:
  The field is white,
  Black is the seed,
  And sower who sowed it
  Was clever indeed
  I’m neither a rhyme nor a song,
  I can be short or very long,
  I can be funny or quite sad,
  But to read me you’ll be glad.
  
  A book, pages and letters, a story
  

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  The most important thing we've learned,
  So far as children are concerned,
  Is never, NEVER, NEVER let
  Them near your television set -
  Or better still, just don't install
  The idiotic thing at all.
  IT ROTS THE SENSES IN THE HEAD!
  IT KILLS IMAGINATION DEAD!
  IT CLOGS AND CLUTTERS UP THE MIND!
  IT MAKES A CHILD SO DULL AND BLIND
  HE CAN NO LONGER UNDERSTAND
  A FANTASY, A FAIRYLAND!
  HIS BRAIN BECOMES AS SOFT AS CHEESE!
  HIS POWERS OF THINKING RUST AND FREEZE!
  HE CAN NOT THINK - HE ONLY SEES!
  
  
  
  
  "All right!" you'll cry. "All right!" you'll say.
  "But if we take the set away,
  What shall we do to entertain
  Our darling children! Please explain!"
  We'll answer this by asking you,
  "What used the darling ones to do?
  How used they keep themselves contented
  Before this monster was invented?"
  Have you forgotten? Don't you know?
  We'll say it very loud and slow:
  THEY : USED : TO : READ!
  They'd READ and READ,
  AND READ and READ,
  and then proceed
  TO READ some more.
  
  

Конспект урока английского языка в 8 классе

The Russian State Library

·         Цель урока формирование лексико-грамматических навыков

Задачи:

·         Практическая:
Повторить лексику по теме.
Учить составлять монологическое высказывание из 4–5 фраз по теме на основе опорной структуры.
Развивающая: Развивать мышление, память, языковую догадку.

·         Воспитательная: Привитие любви к чтению, воспитание бережного отношения к книге.

·         Познавательная: Узнать о Российской Государственной библиотеке.

Принципы:

·         Общедидактические:
сознательности, активности, посильности, наглядности, научности, прочности, индивидуализации, последовательности;

·         обучения иностранным языкам:
коммуникативности,
речевой направленности,
ситуативности,
параллельного обучения всем видам РД.

Методы:

1.      словесный, наглядный, практический (по источникам знаний);

2.      обобщающий (по принципу расчленения и соединения знаний);

3.      творческий (по характеру познавательной деятельности учащихся и участию учителя в учебном процессе);

4.      организация тренировки – тренировка (лексика по теме);

5.      организация применения – применение (ролевая игра);

6.      контроль – самоконтроль;

7.      переводной;

8.      беспереводной;

9.      языковая догадка.

Оснащение:

1.      проектор,

2.       ноутбук,

3.      диск для аудирования

4.      учебники, рабочие тетради.

Ход урока

1.      Организационный момент:

Good afternoon, dear pupils. Today we are going to talk about books. We all have books. We use books in the classroom and at home.

2.      Teacher: There are some jokes, I’d like to read for you:

 -    What did the spider do inside the library computer?

      It made a Web page.

-          What is a book’s favorite food?

       A bookworm.

-          When the cold wind blows, what does a book do?

It puts on a book jacket.

-          Why was the T-Rex afraid to go to the library?

Because her books were 60 million years overdue.

-          Where does a librarian sleep?

Between the covers.

-          When a librarian goes fishing, what goes on her hook?

A bookworm, of course.

-          What did one book say to the other one?

I just wanted to see if we are on the same page.

3.      You have already guessed that today we are going to speak not only about books but also about libraries. Let’s read the text about Russia’s State library. Exercise 8 page 115 K. Kaufman  student’s book.

to present, to read, to call, to give, to rename, to build, to found, to rename

Russia’s State Library is in Moscow. It is the largest library in Europe  and the second largest     library in the world. It is also Moscow’s first public library.

The library __________ in 1862 and _________ The Rumyantsev Library. Originally the library had contained the books from Nicolai Rumyantsev’s book and manuscript collection.

Those books __________ by his children. The library grew quickly, and thousands of books __________ to the library by private collectors.

In 1924 the library __________ after Lenin and became the country’s national library. At that time the main building of the library __________. It took about twenty years to finish it.

            In 1992 the library __________ again and became the Russian State Library. Nowadays      

there are thousands of ancient manuscripts and unique documents in the library, which ________ by thousands of people every day.

Fill in the verbs in bold:

Now listen to the tape and check your answers.

4.       Answer my questions about the Russia’s State library:

a)      Where is Russia's State library situated?

b)      Is it the largest library in Europe?

c)      When was the library founded?

d)      Ноw was the library called?

e)      What books had the library contained?

f)       Who read those books?

g)      The library was renamed after Lenin in 1924, wasn’t it?

h)      Was the main building built at that time?

i)       When did the library become the Russian State Library?

j)       Who presents ancient manuscripts and documents nowadays?

5.      When you go to the library you must obey some rules. Please read them and rewrite them using the verb must:  e.g. You must use all library equipment carefully.

-          All library equipment and books are used carefully

-          Conversations are kept to a minimum and as quiet as possible

-          Personal stereos are not used in the library

-          Mobile phones are turned off before readers enter the library

-          No food or drink is consumed

-          All borrowed books are brought back by the due date

-          Fines for the return of the books are paid

-          All books are shown to the librarians before you leave the library

-          Everybody is treated with politeness

6.      Did you know these rules? How often do you go to the library? What do you think? Will there be any libraries in the future? Please, make two teams. Team 1 will find arguments against libraries in the future, team 2 will explain why libraries must stay.

Libraries must stay because …  /    Libraries will disappear because …

7.      You know, one of the rules in the library is to be quiet, not to talk loudly. Let’s play a game. It is called “Chinese telephone”. I will need 5 students. I will tell you the word, you will tell it very quiet to your neighbor and so on. The last one will tell the word aloud and I’ll tell you my word.

8.      The work of a librarian is not so easy as many people may think. Now you can try. There are different books in the first column and some literary genres in the other. So your task will be to put books in the right place.

Detective story Novel Fairy-tale Poem History Student’s books Play

The World war II Romeo and Juliette The Red Cap Happy English Lord of the Ring Sherlock Holmes What is good and what is bad?

9.       Your home task was to write a report about the book you’re reading now or have recently read. Let’s discuss your reports.

10.   Here are some riddles. Try to guess!

I have many leaves,
But I am not a tree;
I’m something nice,
Come and read me.

The field is white,
Black is the seed,
And sower who sowed it
Was clever indeed.

I’m neither a rhyme nor a song,
I can be short or very long,
I can be funny or quite sad,
But to read me you’ll be glad.

11.   Well, now today we discussed libraries, tried to work as librarians. What was new for you? What can you do now? What did you like best?

12.  You worked well. You certainly deserve good marks.

13.   Homework: please, translate this poem by R. Dahl into Russian

The most important thing we've learned,

So far as children are concerned,

Is never, NEVER, NEVER let

Them near your television set -

Or better still, just don't install

The idiotic thing at all.

IT ROTS THE SENSES IN THE HEAD!

IT KILLS IMAGINATION DEAD!

IT CLOGS AND CLUTTERS UP THE MIND!

IT MAKES A CHILD SO DULL AND BLIND

HE CAN NO LONGER UNDERSTAND

A FANTASY, A FAIRYLAND!

HIS BRAIN BECOMES AS SOFT AS CHEESE!

HIS POWERS OF THINKING RUST AND FREEZE!

HE CAN NOT THINK - HE ONLY SEES!

"All right!" you'll cry. "All right!" you'll say.

"But if we take the set away,

What shall we do to entertain

Our darling children! Please explain!"

We'll answer this by asking you,

"What used the darling ones to do?

How used they keep themselves contented

Before this monster was invented?"

Have you forgotten? Don't you know?

We'll say it very loud and slow:

THEY : USED : TO : READ!

They'd READ and READ,

AND READ and READ,

and then proceed

TO READ some more.

14.   Our lesson is over. I believe you’ll certainly agree that books are one of the best inventions of man.