I.
1.
2.
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Начало
урока
Организационный
момент.
Цель:
организация класса для проведения урока.
П:
беседа
Р: T – Сl/ T – P(дежурный)
Речевая
и фонетическая разминка.
Цель:
введение в иноязычную языковую среду, подготовка артикуляционного аппарата
учащихся.
П:
декламирование скороговорки (на артикуляцию звука «[ð]»).
Р: T – Сl, Pls –T
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8.00
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Good morning,
children! How are you today?
I’m fine too.
Sit down please. Who is on duty today? Who is absent today?
What season
(month, day of the week) is it now?
Come to the
blackboard and write down the date.
Look through the
window! What’s the weather like today?
What is the
temperature today?
We have already
learnt the tongue twister. Let’s remember it.
Listen the
repeat.
«These
brothers bathe with those brothers, Those brothers bathe with these brothers.
If these brothers didn’t bathe with those brothers, Would those brothers
bathe with these brothers?»
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Good morning,
teacher!
We are fine!
Thank you. And you?
It’s winter (Monday,
the twenty seventh of November).
It’s cold
outside.
I don’t know
exactly but I think the temperature is 5 degrees above zero.
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Проверка
отсутствующих
Дежурный
ученик записывает дату на доске.
Запись
скороговорки на доске.
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II.
1.
2.
3.
4.
4.
5.
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Основной
этап урока
Задача
1.
Организовать
чтение
учащимися
текста «American High schools»
Постановка
задания, стимулирование интереса и потребности деятельности.
Цель:
настроить учеников на восприятие и понимание текста.
П:
активное слушание.
Р: T – Сl
Подготовка
к восприятию текста, выполнение предтекстовых упражнений.
Цель:
снятие
лексических/ фонетических трудностей текста: семантизация новых
ЛЕ;
П: беседа, составление
диаграммы, упражнение на имитацию и перевод, запись слов в словарь.
Р: T – Сl / T – P1, P2, P3…/инд.
раб.
Первичное
чтение учащимися текста.
Цель:
восприятие и понимание текста.
П:
чтение текста про себя.
Р:
индивидуальная работа
Контроль
понимания прочитанного.
Цель:
проверка умений ориентироватся в прочитанном.
П:
заполнение таблицы по содержанию текста
Р: T – Сl, T – Pl1, Pl2…
Вторичное
чтение текста
Ц: детальное
понимание содержания текста.
П: выполнение
упражнения на трансформацию слов, словарная работа.
P:
индивидуальная работа.
Контроль
глубокого понимания содержания прочитанного текста.
P: Pl1, Pl2,…
Работа в
парах.
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8.05
8.07
8.10
8.17
8.25
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Would you like to spend
some time in the USA and study at an American school? Why?
Share your thoughts. Use
your own ideas and the expressions.
Do you know anything about an American school?
Do you remember the article about the rules in an American school, which we
read some time ago. Lets recollect some facts. These notes will help you.
It
is known that if somebody wants to have some success in his work, he or she should
know why he has to do it and what he should do to be successful. Today, the
topic of our lesson is “Educational Systems”. Today we are going to compare
different Education Systems. We are also going to train skills of oral
speaking and listening and enlarge our vocabulary.
To get acquainted with
American schools better, lets read about the school system in the USA.
Look through the diagram
and answer the following question.
How old are students when
they:
·
start school
·
go to junior high school
·
go to high school
·
leave school
How is the system
similar/different to the one in your country? Draw a diagram. Use the
following:
·
Primary (Elementary)
School
·
Junior Secondary (Middle) School
·
Senior Secondary School
Look at the
board, repeat and write down new vocabulary:
encourage [ɪn'kʌrɪʤ]
ободрять
independently [ˌɪndɪ'pendəntlɪ]
независимо
journalism ['ʤɜːn(ə)lɪz(ə)m]
профессия журналиста
experience [ɪk'spɪərɪən(t)s ]
(жизненный) опыт
unique
[juː'niːk] уникальный
chat [ʧæt]
непринуждённо болтать
depend on зависеть
от
expect [ɪk'spekt ] ждать
debate [dɪ'beɪt] дебаты
committee [kə'mɪtɪ]
комитет
Read the leaflet. What is it about? Look at the picture and
headings and say what you think life in an American high school is like. Read
to find out. While reading the text, complete the following table:
American School
subjects
School
life
Sporting
activities
Extra-curricular
activities
Answer
the questions.
1.What
subjects can you study at an American school?
2.
How do students get to school?
3.Where
do they put away their coats and lunch?
4.How
many hours of classes have they got?
5.
How often do they get a report card?
6.What
do students’ grades depend on?
7.
What sports do American students do?
8.What
extra-curricular activities have they got?
Read the text again and complete the gaps (1-8) with the
correct word formed from the words in brackets.
Listen and check.
Use your
dictionaries to define the underlined words by giving a synonym or an
example.
Close
your books and say what new facts about an American high school you have
learnt. Begin with…
I
have learnt that…
I
have never known/heard that…
It was
interesting for me to learnt that…
Would you like to spend a year in an American high school
or prefer to stay at your own one? Why?
Discuss in pairs.
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I
would like to spend some time in the USA and:
-
improve my English
- communicate
with American peers
- learn
more about the country, its customs and traditions
- experience
life in an American school
School discipline: strict, female
cops, never late for school, talking during a
lesson/a test, cheating in class.
School uniform: baggy jeans, T-shirts, sweaters, sneakers, wearing
pyjamas to a test
Eating in class: soft drinks, sandwiches, breaks(5
min.), lunch break (45 min.)
They start
school when they are five. They go to junior high school when they are 12.
They go to high
school when they are 14.
They leave
school when they are 17.
Russian School
System
Elementary
School: Grades 1–4 (ages 6/7–10/11)
Middle School:
Grades 5–9 (ages 11–15)
Senior Secondary
School or Vocational School Grades 9–11 (ages 15–17) 4 Years (ages 15–19)
encourage [ɪn'kʌrɪʤ]
ободрять
independently [ˌɪndɪ'pendəntlɪ]
независимо
journalism ['ʤɜːn(ə)lɪz(ə)m]
профессия журналиста
experience [ɪk'spɪərɪən(t)s ]
(жизненный) опыт
unique [juː'niːk]
уникальный
chat [ʧæt]
непринуждённо болтать
depend on зависеть
от
expect [ɪk'spekt ] ждать
debate [dɪ'beɪt] дебаты
committee [kə'mɪtɪ]
комитет
The leaflet is
for people who don’t live in the USA but who would like to study there for a
year. The picture and headings tell us that teaching styles are informal,
class discussions take place, and that there are sports and other activities
available in US schools.
1. You can study
American history, journalism, business studies or drama.
2. You can get
your American driving license while you are in the USA.
3. They put away
their coats in their lockers.
4.They have got
five hours of classes.
5. They get a
report card about twice a year.
6.Students’
grades depend on their performance in class discussions.
7.Football, soccer,
basketball, baseball.
8. Join the
school newspaper, the debating club…
1 relaxed
2 education
3 driving
4 locker
5 twice
6 sporty
7 organising
8 extremely
Encourage: inspire with
confidence, independently: on your own; without outside help,
journalism: the
profession/study of writing or reporting news stories for the media,
business
studies:
a school subject that deals with all aspects of business, experience:
happen to you; go through,
unique: special,
chat: talk
report card: the piece of
paper upon which a student’s school grades are written,
depend on: determined by,
expect: to believe
something will happen,
cheerleading: dance and
gymnastics performed to encourage crowds to cheer on sports teams,
debating: a formal
discussion on a particular topic,
committee: an organisation
of people set up to promote sth
A: Would you
like to spend a year at an American high school?
B: I don’t know.
I think the sports and extracurricular activities are a good idea, but I
would miss my friends and family in Russia if I went.
A: Well, I would
like to go as I’d really like to study American history and get the chance to
take driving lessons.
B: You should
go!
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ex.1a p. 57
Запись новых
слов на доске
ex.4 p.57
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Задача 2
Организовать
составление учащимися брошюры по содержанию прочитанного текста «American High schools».
Постановка
задачи, вызов потребности и интереса к ней.
Цель:
настроить учеников на работу в группах и составление брошюры.
П: активное
слушание.
Р: T – Сl
Составление
учащимися брошюр с опорой на прочитанный текст.
P: работа
в группах
Презентация
групповых работ.
Ц:
контроль и оценка работы учащихся в группах.
P: Pl1 – Cl, Pl3
– Cl,…
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8.35
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Work in groups. Use the example on p. 57 to
design your own leaflet. Gather information based on the guidelines provided
in the rubric and form an outline of the information you will include. The
information must be factual; your school must provide all of the activities
that are included in your leaflet.
Design a leaflet inviting students from abroad
to spend a year at your school.
Write about:
1.subjects
2.school life ( a typical day at school)
3. sports activities
4.extra-curricular activities.
Five minutes for your work.
Then the leader of your group will present your leaflet. But I’ll put the
mart to everyone.
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Are you aged
between 15 to17?
Why not spend a
year in Russia and experience life in a Russian secondary school?
Subjects
In
our school, the following subjects are taught: Russian language and
Literature, Maths, Chemistry, Physics, Foreign languages (English, French and
German), Biology, History, Art and Drama.
A
typical day at school
You’ll
travel to school by bus or metro, or on foot if you live nearby. School
starts at 8 am and ends at 2 pm. There are about 6-7 lessons a day, each
lasting 45 minutes each.
Sports
and extra-curricular activities
A
number of activities are on offer in the school, including skiing in the
winter and swimming and soccer in the summer. There are a number of
after-school clubs, such as music, chess, local folklore and ecology clubs.
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