"Объединенное
королевство Великобритании и Северной Ирландии"
Цель урока:
Научить
учащихся обобщать и использовать на практике в устной и письменной речи
полученную на уроке информацию по теме.
Задачи
урока:
- Научить
учащихся монологическим высказываниям, научить рассуждать по заданной
теме.
- Развивать
интерес к учебно-познавательной деятельности на ИЯ, развивать умение
учебного сотрудничества при выполнении коллективных проектов.
- Познакомить
учащихся с культурой другой страны.
Оборудование:
- Флаги
четырех стран и объединенного королевства.
- Эмблемы
стран королевства.
- “Слепая
карта” Объединенного королевства.
- Карточки
с географическими названиями стран, городов, столиц, рек, озер, гор, морей
и т.д.
- Карточки
с индивидуальными заданиями по группам.
- Карточки
с тестами для проверки.
- Магниты.
ХОД УРОКА
Teacher:
A
month ago I asked you to work at your project about the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland. Your task was to go to the library or to use
Internet to find out some interesting facts about the UK.
You were divided into five groups to do this work. I know that you have worked
very hard and learnt a lot information about the UK.
But before listening your projects I want you to look at the blackboard to
learn some difficult words.
На
доске написаны слова, учащиеся читают их вслух за учителем, затем
индивидуально.
Stripes [`straips] – полосы,
the patron saint [`peitrn `seint] – святой покровитель,
independent
[independent] – независимый,
head of the
state [`steit] – глава государства,
to rule [`rul]
– править,
conservative
[kn`s:vtiv] – консервативный,
the English
Chanel [tnl] – пролив Ла-Манш,
the strait of
Dover [streit v `duv] – Дуврский пролив или пролив Па-де-Кале.
На
левой части доски вывешена “слепая карта”, изготовленная учащимися. На карте
изображено Объединенное королевство, имеющее только границы. Ни одно
географическое название не отмечено. На карте лежит иллюстративный материал с
названиями городов стран, столиц. Здесь же находятся флаги и эмблемы всех стран
в двух видах: стандартном А4 и уменьшенном для нанесения на карту при помощи
магнитов.
Teacher:
During
the pupils` speech I want the other pupils to make the notes about the UK
you didn’t know before.
Каждая
группа учащихся, состоящая из 2 человек, рассказывает о выбранной ими стране,
наносит географические названия страны, ее столицы и крупные города, реки,
озера, горы, эмблему и флаг на “слепую карту”. Здесь же на доску они вывешивают
флаг и эмблему страны в стандартном формате на листе.
The first group
We shall speak
about England. It’s the largest country in the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Northern Ireland. The capital of England is London. Its land is 130,000 sq.
km. The population of England is 48 mln people. The largest cities are Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Nottingham, Sheffield and others. People who live in England
are called the English. They speak only English. The famous river Thames is
situated in London. The national emblem of England is red rose. The national
flag of England represents a red cross on a white field. It’s Saint George’s
Cross of England. England is the heart of Great Britain.
The Second Group
We shall speak
about Scotland. It is smaller than England but larger than Wales.
The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh. Scotland is the second part of the UK.
Its land is 78,000 sq. km. The population of Scotland is 5,3 mln. people. The
largest cities are Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee. People who live in Scotland are called the Scottish or Scots. They speak Scottish and English. The biggest
rivers are Clyde and Spey. There are a lot of beautiful lakes in Scotland. But the most famous of them are Loch Lomond and Loch Ness. The lake “Loch Ness”
is famous all over the world because of its monster. The greatest mountains are
Ben Nevis and Grampian Hills.
The national emblem of Scotland is a thistle. The national flag is a blue field
with white diagonal crossed stripes on it. It’s Saint Andrew’s
Cross.
In the north
west Scotland is washed by the Atlantic Ocean, but in the north east it is
washed by the North Sea.
The third group
We shall speak
about Wales. It’s the smallest country in the UK. The capital of Wales
is Cardiff. Its land is 20,800 sq. km. Its population is about 2,8 mln people.
The largest cities are Swansea, New Port. The biggest river is Usk and the
biggest lake is Wirnwel. One of the biggest mountain is Snowdon. The national
symbol is a yellow daffodil. The national flag is white and green with a red
dragon on it.
The fourth group
We shall speak
about Northern Ireland. It’s the fourth country in the UK.
Its land is about 14,000 sq. km. The population is about 1,5 mln.people. The
capital of the Northern Ireland is Belfast. The largest cities are Ulster
and Dublin. The biggest rivers are Shannon, Bun. Northern Ireland is a land of
lakes and rivers. The biggest lake is Lock Neagh and Loch Ney. People who live
in Ireland are the Irish. They speak Irish and English. The national flag of Ireland represents a diagonal red cross on a white field. It’s Saint Patrick’s Cross. The
national symbol is a green shamrock.
The
teacher:
During your reports you used such names as “The United Kingdom” or “Great Britain”. Are they different or the same? If they are different, tell us about the difference
between them.
The fifth group
We shall
explain you the difference between these meanings.
The matter is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is the
official name of the state which is situated on the British Isles. So Great
Britain is often called “Britain” or “the United Kingdom”, or “The UK”.
It consists of four countries which are England, Scotland, Wales
and Northern Ireland. Each of them has capital but London is the capital of England,
of Great Britain and of the United Kingdom.
It consists of two main islands: Great Britain and Ireland. But only Northern Ireland is the part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Ireland is an independent republic. The land of the UK
is 244,000 sq. km. The population is about 58 million people. Great Britain consists of three parts. They are: England, Scotland and Wales.
The UK is separated from France by the English Channel and Strait of Dover. The
UK is also washed by the Atlantic Ocean in the North and the North Sea in the
east. Everyone who was born in the UK is the British.
The flag of the UK is known as Union Jack. It is made up of three crosses: the
cross of St. George (the patron saint of England), the cross of St. Andrew (the
patron saint of Scotland) and the cross of St.Patric (the patron saint of Ireland). The flag was founded in 1801. It symbolizes the union of England,
Scotland and Wales. It is called “Jack” because the flag is flown on the jack
staff of ships to show their nationality.
In Britain
the Queen is the head of the state, but she doesn’t rule the country. The Queen
is a symbol of the country history and traditions.
British people
are very conservative. They are proud of their traditions and carefully keep
them up. But traditions are different in England, Scotland, Wales
and Northern Ireland.
Teacher: Let’s compare these
two maps, your own blind map with the original.
What
difference can you name?
We see that
they are the same.
“Blind” map made by the pupils
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The original map
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Teacher: Today at the lesson we
have studied a lot of interesting information about the UK.
Let’s have a test about the UK. You may use your notes. Your task will be to
choose and circle the correct answer.
Test
- The
capital of Scotland is:
- Liverpool
- Glasgow
- Cardiff
- Edinburgh
- The
British Isles are separated from the European continent by:
- The
North Sea
- The
English Channel
- The
Atlantic Ocean
- The
Irish Sea
- The
national emblem of Wales is:
- Red
rose
- Daffodil
- Thistle
- Shamrock
- People
who was born in Great Britain are:
- The
English
- The
Scottish
- The
Welsh
- The
British
- The
national flag of Northern Ireland is:
- A
diagonal white cross on a blue field
- A
diagonal red cross on a white field
- A
red dragon on a white and green field
- A
red cross on a white field
- The
lake “Loch-Ness” is situated in:
- England
- Scotland
- Wales
- Northern
Ireland
- The
head of the UK is:
- The
conservative Party
- The
Labour Party
- The
Parliament
- The
monarch (the queen or the king)
- The
most part of population of the UK is concentrated in:
- England
- Scotland
- Wales
- Northern
Ireland
- People
who live in Scotland speak:
- English
and Irish
- English
and Scottish
- English
and Welsh
- Only
English
Teacher:
Your
home task will be to sum up the information you’ve got at our lesson and feel
in the factfile in the notes about United Kingdom. You are to do Ex 37 p 101
from your textbooks.
Factfile of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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UK
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England
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Wales
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Scotland
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Northern Ireland
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Land,
sq. km
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244,000
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Population,
mln
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54
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Capital
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Largest
cities
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Rivers
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Lakes
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Moutains
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National
Emblems
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Flag
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Factfile of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
(the right filling)
|
UK
|
England
|
Wales
|
Scotland
|
Northern Ireland
|
Land,
sq. km
|
244,000
|
130,000
|
21,000
|
78,000
|
14,000
|
Population,
mln
|
54
|
45
|
3
|
5
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1
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Capital
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London
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London
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Cardiff
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Edinburgh
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Belfast
|
Largest
cities
|
Belfast, Cardiff
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Liverpool, Oxford
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Brecon, Suonsy
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Glasgow
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Belfast
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Rivers
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Tay
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Thames, Severn
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Dee
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Spey
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Bun
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Lakes
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Loch-Lomond
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District
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Woy
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Loch-Ness
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Loch-Ney
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Moutains
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Ben Nevis
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Pennine Chain
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Snowdon
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Ben Nevis
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Karantuil
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National
Emblems
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Flag
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