План-конспект
урока
английского
языка
для
11 класса
На
тему: «Известные художники мира»
(В
рамках темы «Искусство»)
Подготовила:
Учитель английского языка
Балак Яна Олеговна
Специалист II категории
Донецк, 2015
Form 11 Lesson_______
Date___________
The
topic of the lesson: Famous artists of the world
Objectives:
to facilitate free speaking by
eliciting personal experience and knowledge;
to stimulate students’ thinking;
to practice in expressing opinions
on the subject;
to practice in using Past Simple,
Past Continuous;
to develop students’ skills in
listening, reading , speaking
to teach to watch, to hear, to feel
beautiful things around us
Type of the lesson: combined lesson
Equipment: the textbook
“English” 11th form, Power Point Presentation “Arts”, computers, cards
“Artists and their masterpieces”, “Moonlight Sonata” by L. Beethoven
Procedure
I.
INTRODUCTION
1.1 GREETING
1.2Warming - up
“Moonlight Sonata” by L. Beethoven is sounded during the lesson.
Teacher: It is autumn now. If you look out of the window you see
the colourful playing of light. But even without it we can imagine this
wonderful season only listening to “Autumn” (allegro) by Vivaldi .
Teacher: What emotions did you feel listening to this music?
Great Aristotle noticed the relationship between a sound and a colour.
There are seven musical notes and seven rainbow colours. The note has its own
colour. Everyone can understand and should learn to understand the language of
colours and sounds.
A word can unite a sound and a colour in itself.
Today we are going to speak about beauty of our world expressed in
music, poems and paintings.
1.3 TOPIC.AIMS
So the topic of our lesson is “Famous artists of
the world”.
The aim of the lesson is to know much more information about famous
artists of the world, their paintings, their feeling and dive into great world
of Art
II. The Main part of the lesson
v listening, speaking
Teacher: It is not a secret that the calm flouring moonlight
over the dark night of one winter evening inspired Beethoven to write his
“Moonlight sonata”. Listening to it we can first hear the dance of spirits upon
the lawn, then breathless movement, descriptive of flight and uncertainly and
then vague impulsive terror, which carried us away on its rustling wings and
left us in emotion and wonder.
All of you know a canvas “Vesuvius at night” by Aivazovsky. A sudden
eruption of Vesuvius happened early in the morning in 79 AD and the town was
covered with 7 meters of ashes for 18 centuries.
A popular Italian composer Puccini wrote his opera “The Last Day of
Pompeii”. The opera inspired a great Russian painter Briullov to create his
famous painting under the same title.
Here we can see how a sound and colour can unite.
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How can arts help us to understand the world?
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What makes good arts?
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How do you consider arts, music, painting?
Listen to the discussion(Aquarium)
v Introducing the presentation
Teacher: All of you have your favourite actors, singers,
composers, painters.
In our gallery there are many reproductions of the paintings of all the
times. Let’s go there.
v matching
Teacher: So you have seen the masterpieces of the greatest
artists. Let’s match the author and his masterpiece:
v speaking
Teacher :
Could you describe your favourite painting? Don’t forget about the author, his
manner and peculiar features. Give a short description of your favourite
painting. Don’t forget about an author, genre, subject, composition and
colouring.
The pupils tell about Repin, Monet, Cezanne, Degas, Renoir, and Leonardo
da Vinci.
v writing
Teacher: A great Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci was not only
the great painter but also a sculpture, made a great contribution in mechanics
and optics. Read some interesting information about him. Put down the verbs in
the brackets in the right tense forms.
v speaking
Teacher : There are some paintings which have their own history.
His Mona Lisa has a strange and fantastic one.
Some children tell about the most famous paintings (Mona Lisa, Guernica).
v Introducing the presentation, speaking
Teacher : Today we shall pay attention to the great British
painters of the 18th century. They are William Hogarth, Thomas
Gainsborough with his lyrical landscapes and portraits, the intellectual Sir
Joshua Reynolds who painted charming society portraits and became the first
president of the Royal Academy.
So we go to the second hall and have a good chance to watch “The Golden
Age of the British Painting”.
Some students tell about the artists and their masterpieces.
III. Summing up
3.1 SUMMURIZING
Teacher : Did you enjoy the excursion?
Did it help you to understand arts better?
Arts play an important part in our life. If you want to enjoy it you must
know and understand it. What should we do to understand and enjoy it?
I think we should read books about arts. We should learn songs, folk
dances, handicrafts. We should visit museums, art galleries, concert halls,
because it is impossible to understand classical music (sonatas symphonies,
operas) or masterpieces of great painters without previous preparation.
3.2. Home assignment
Teacher : Write an essay about the role of arts in your self –
education, what works of arts have impressed you greatly.
3.3.MARKS
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