Конспект
урока по английскому языку на основе видео Harry Potter
Цели урока:
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Введение и
изучение новых лексических единиц и речевых образцов
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Развитие навыков аудирования
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Совершенствование навыков
чтения
Задачи
урока:
1.
Ввести новую лексику
2.
Организовать деятельность обучающихся по
самостоятельному применению полученных знаний в ходе выполнения практических
заданий
Тип
урока: комбинированный (формирование умений и
навыков, применение знаний)
Урок
строится на основе видео https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bKD-D3pCWrA
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Professor Sprout was standing behind a trestle bench
in the center of the greenhouse. About twenty pairs of different colored
ear muffs were lying on the bench. When Harry had taken his place between
Ron and Hermione, she said, “We’ll be repotting Mandrakes today. Now,
who can tell me the properties of the Mandrake?”
To nobody’s surprise, Hermione’s hand was first into the
air.
“Mandrake, or Mandragora, is a powerful restorative,” said
Hermione, sounding as usual as though she had swallowed the textbook. “It is
used to return people who have been transfigured or cursed to their original
state.”
“Excellent. Ten points to Gryffindor,” said Professor
Sprout. “The Mandrake forms an essential part of most antidotes. It is also,
however, dangerous. Who can tell me why?”
Hermione’s hand narrowly missed Harry’s glasses as it shot
up again.
“The cry of the Mandrake is fatal to anyone who hears
it,” she said promptly.
“Precisely. Take another ten points,” said Professor Sprout.
“Now, the Mandrakes we have here are still very young.”
She pointed to a row of deep trays as she spoke, and
everyone shuffled forward for a better look. A hundred or so tufty little
plants, purplish green in color, were growing there in rows. They looked quite
unremarkable to Harry, who didn’t have the slightest idea what Hermione meant
by the “cry” of the Mandrake.
“Everyone take a pair of earmuffs,” said Professor Sprout.
There was a scramble as everyone tried to seize a pair that
wasn’t pink and fluffy.
“When I tell you to put them on, make sure your ears
are completely covered,” said Professor Sprout. “When it is safe to remove
them, I will give you the thumbs up. Right—earmuffs on.”
Harry snapped the earmuffs over his ears. They shut out
sound completely. Professor Sprout put the pink, fluffy pair over her own ears,
rolled up the sleeves of her robes, grasped one of the tufty plants firmly,
and pulled hard.
Harry let out a gasp of surprise that no one could
hear.
Instead of roots, a small, muddy, and extremely ugly baby
popped out of the earth. The leaves were growing right out of his head. He had
pale green, mottled skin, and was clearly bawling at the top of his lungs.
Professor Sprout took a large plant pot from under the table
and plunged the Mandrake into it, burying him in dark, damp compost until only
the tufted leaves were visible. Professor Sprout dusted off her hands, gave
them all the thumbs up, and removed her own earmuffs.
“As our Mandrakes are only seedlings, their cries won’t
kill yet,” she said calmly as though she’d just done nothing more exciting than
water a begonia. “However, they will knock you out for several hours, and as
I’m sure none of you want to miss your first day back, make sure your earmuffs
are securely in place while you work. I will attract your attention when it is
time to pack up.
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