Практико-ориентированное задание по сфере № 5 «Разработка презентационных материалов с учетом особых образовательных потребностей»

Знаменитые личности:

Роберт Скотт

Адаптированные презентационные материалы по английскому языку

Астанина Елена Владимировна, учитель английского языка

МБОУ СОШ № 2

Предмет: Английский язык

Класс: 6

Тема урока: Знаменитые личности: Роберт Скотт

Используемые цифровые образовательные ресурсы: платформа

«Мобильное Электронное Образование»

Группа обучающихся с особыми образовательными потребностями: нарушение зрения

Данную презентацию возможно использовать для индивидуализации образовательного процесса при работе с обучающимися с нарушением зрения

Адаптированные презентационные материалы составлены с использованием цифрового образовательного ресурса МЭО

To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield

Famous People:

Robert Scott

Robert Scott was born in 1868.

Scott was an officer in the Royal Navy. He joined the Royal Navy at the age of thirteen.

In 1899, he heard that the Royal Geographical Society in London planned to send an expedition to Antarctica. Scott volunteered to lead the expedition.

The expedition left for Antarctica in July 1901, and spent two years in the frozen continent. It was a terrible journey.

The extreme cold forced the people to turn back. But the expedition did some very useful scientific work.

Scott returned home a popular hero. He decided to organize a second expedition to Antarctica.

The second expedition had less government support and many schools tried to help Scott. Children were interested in raising money for dogs and ponies.

Scott’s second Antarctic expedition set out in 1910. On the way to Antarctica, Scott received news that the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen was also on his way to the South Pole.

Things did not go well. The ponies and dogs suffered from severe frost. Scott and four members of his expedition pulled the sledges themselves.

Did they reach the Pole?

Yes, they got there on 17–18 January 1912.

But were they the first to reach the Pole?

No, they found a tent, and a Norwegian flag.

Scott’s party started to their base, 1300 kilometres away. The weather got worse and worse. They didn’t have enough food.

Eventually, they all died. They were only 11 miles from the next food and fuel depot. News of the tragedy reached Britain in

February 1913.

A huge memorial service, led by the King, was held in

St Paul's Cathedral.

Robert Scott remained a very popular national hero in Britain for many years. His courage, and the courage of his fellow explorers, is beyond doubt.

Some facts about Robert Scott and his journeys

Answer the question choosing the correct answer.

1.When was Robert Scott born?

a.      in 1901

b.      in 1868

c.        in 1910

Some facts about Robert Scott and his journeys

Answer the question choosing the correct answer.

2.How old was Scott when he joined the Royal Navy?

a.            12

b.            13

c.             16

Some facts about Robert Scott and his journeys

Answer the question choosing the correct answer.

3. When did the first expedition leave for Antarctica?

a.      in 1901

b.      in 1899

c.        in 1910

Some facts about Robert Scott and his journeys

Answer the question choosing the correct answer.

4.When did the second expedition leave for Antarctica?

a.      in 1901

b.      in 1868

c.        in 1910

Some facts about Robert Scott and his journeys

Answer the question choosing the correct answer.

5. Who led the memorial service?

a.      the King

b.      the Queen

c.        Amundsen

Robert Scott’s expeditions

Read the text again and choose the correct answer.

1.          When Robert Scott was 13 he joined _____.

a.      the Royal college

b.      the Royal Navy

c.        the Royal Army

d.      the Royal Company

Read the text again and choose the correct answer.

2.          Scott’s first expedition lasted for _____.

a.      two years

b.      two months

c.        two weeks

d.      two days

Read the text again and choose the correct answer.

3.          Children raised money for _____.

a.      sea animals

b.      scientific research

c.        dogs and ponies

. food

Read the text again and choose the correct answer.

4.          Roald Amundsen was _____.

a.      a Norwegian explorer

b.      a British explorer

c.        an American explorer

d.      an Australian explorer

Read the text again and choose the correct answer.

5.When Scott reached the South Pole he saw _ there.

a.      an American flag

b.      a Norwegian flag

c.        a British flag

. an Australian flag

Read the text again and choose the correct answer.

6.      The British people knew about the tragedy ___.

a.      in February 1913

b.      in January 1913

c.        in January 1911

. in February 1911

Read the text again and choose the correct answer.

7.      The King led the memorial service _____.

a.      in Westminster Abbey

b.      in Buckingham Palace

c.        in St. Paul’s Cathedral

. in the Temple Church

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