План-конспект
урока английского языка в 7 классе
«Кем
гордится твоя страна»
Учебник
«English-7» под редакцией В.П. Кузовлева
Задачи урока:
- Ознакомить учащихся с новой лексикой и
формировать у них лексические навыки говорения.
- Развивать умение читать с разной стратегией.
- Практиковать учащихся в аудировании.
- Практиковать учащихся в поиске информации
с использование сети Интернет.
Учебные пособия и оборудование: магнитофон и аудиозаписи к уроку, фотографии принцессы Дианы,
Вильяма Шекспира, Горация Нельсона, Чарльза Дарвина, Артура Конан Дойля,
группы «Битлз», компьютеры с подключением к сети Интернет, сканер,
мультимедийный проектор.
I
часть урока ( 45 минут)
План урока
- Организационный момент (приветствие, объявление темы урока и целей урока)
- Фонетическая зарядка
[t]-cosmonaut, politician,
scientist, architect, sportsman;
[r]- profession, astronaut,
playwright, attractive, legendary;
[w]- warrior, well-mannered.
3. Речевая зарядка:
Teacher: Who can teach
children? Who can drive a car? Who can fly to the Moon? Who can work at a factory?
4. Аудирование
и чтение текста с полным пониманием: ex.1.1), p. 148-149
5. Тренировка
новой лексики: чтение по транскрипции ex. 2, p. 149
6. Работа над
проектом:
- деление класса
на 5 рабочих групп;
- выбор учащимися
или назначение учителем руководителя группы;
- определение
целей и задач работы групп и выбор задания;
- работа учащихся
за компьютерами (поиск информации по заданной теме) в течение 20-25 минут;
7. Объяснение
домашнего задания (подготовиться к защите
мини-проекта, используя найденную информацию в сети Интернет и дополнительную
литературу по своему национальному герою. Объем информации – 1 страница
печатного текста вместе с картинками, шрифт Times New Roman, размер шрифта 12.
Для защиты мини-проекта возможно использование презентации)
8. Подведение
итогов урока
II часть урока (45 минут)
Защита мини-проектов рабочими группами.
Критерии оценивания выполненных проектов:
- полнота раскрытия темы;
- оптимальность выбора лексики;
- оригинальность решения проблемы;
- артистизм и выразительность выступления;
- использование средств наглядности, ТСО;
- ответы на вопросы.
Подведение итогов и вручение сертификатов
участника телекоммуникационного проекта “Who is the
Pride of Your Country?”
Arthur CONAN DOYLE
With the words "Elementary, my
dear Watson ", the most famous detective of all time, Sherlock Holmes,
starts to explain a crime to his friend, Dr. Watson. That phrase has now
entered the English language.
Sherlock Holmes first
appeared in a book called 'Study in Scarlet'. He became famous in «The
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes», first published in the 'Strand Magazine'. After
that came a whole series of books about him:
'The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes', 'The Return of Sherlock Holmes', 'The
Hound of the Baskervilles', and many others. Many thousands of the Sherlock
Holmes books are still sold every year.
Who invented Sherlock
Holmes? Arthur Conan Doyle was his inventor. Arthur Conan Doyle was born in
Scotland, of Irish parents. He was a doctor.
In 1882 he moved from Scotland to England, to Southsea near Portsmouth,
to set up a practice. One of the doctors he
worked for, Dr. Joseph Bell, was the model for Sherlock Holmes's
friend, Dr. Watson. Conan Doyle's medical knowledge was a great help to him in
his detective stories.
Conan Doyle started the
fashion of the detective story.
And what
sort of man is Sherlock Holmes? We learn a lot about him from the stories in
which he appears. He has a thin face and intelligent eyes. He speaks when he
has something to say. He smokes a pipe (he has a collection of. them). He plays
the violin. He lives at 221 'B' Baker Street in London.
If you go to London, you
will not be able to find 221 "B" Baker Street. But, instead, you can
go to a pub called "The Sherlock Holmes' in Northumberland Street (near
Trafalgar Square). In that pub there is a room like Sherlock Holmes's room at
221 B' Baker Street, as described in Conan Doyles
Sir
Sr Conan Doyle, the novelist, first created his famous character, Sherlock
Holmes in 1885. Six years later, when he wrote another group of stories abotrt
the detective, Sherlock Holmes was a name that everybody knew.
When
Conan Doyle began to get tired of writing detective stories, he decided
to 'kill' Holmes. He wrote a story in which Holmes meets his great enemy,
Professor Moriarty, in Switzerland. Holmes and Moriarty fight, and fall over a
cliff and are both killed. The public didn't like it. Conan Doyle had to write
another story in which Holmes comes back.
Conan Doyle was a famous
writer. He became popular because of his love for people
CHARLES DARWIN
A hundred years ago people believed that plants and
animals had always been as they are now. They thought that all the different sorts of living things, including
men and women, were put in this world by some mysterious power a few thou-
sand years ago.
It was
Charles Darwin, born at Shrewsbury on the 12th of February, 1809, who showed
that this was just a legend. As a boy Darwin loved to walk in the countryside,
collecting in sects, flowers and minerals.
He liked to watch his elder brother making chemical experiments. These
hobbies interested him much more than Greek
and Latin, which were his main subjects at school.
His father, a doctor, sent
Charles to Edinburgh University to study medicine. But Charles did not like
this. He spent a lot of time with a zoologist friend, watching birds and other аni-mals, and collecting
insects in the countryside.
His father, a doctor, sent Charles to Edinburgh
University to study medicine. But Charles did not like this. He spent a lot of
time with a zoologist friend, watching birds and other animals, and collecting
insects in the countryside.
Then his father sent him to Cambridge to be trained as a
parson. But Darwin didn't want to be a doctor or a parson. He wanted to be a
biologist.
In 1831 he set sail in the Beagle
for South America to make maps of the coastline there. Darwin went in the
ship to see the animals and plants of other lands. On his voyage round the
world he looked carefully at thousands of living things in the sea and on land
and came to very important conclusions.
This is what he came to believe. Once there were
only simple jelly-like creatures living in the sea. Very slowly, taking hundreds
millions of years, these have developed to produce all the different kinds of
animals and plants we know today. But Darwin waited over twenty years before
he let the world know his great ideas.. During that time he was carefully
collecting more information. It showed how right he was that all living things
had developed from simpler creatures.
He wrote a famous book 'The Origin of Species'.
People who knew nothing about living things tried to make
fun of Darwin's ideas.
The development of science has
shown that Darwin's idea of evolution was correct.
Diana – the people’s princess
Diana Spencer was born on the first of
July 1961 in Sandringham
in England. She had two older sisters and a younger brother. In childhood she
liked games, swimming, running and dancing. She wanted to become a dancer.
Besides she loved children very much and at the age of sixteen she worked in
schools for very young children.
Diana
became princess, when Prince Charles, the Queen's son, asked her to be his wife
and they got married. They seemed to be a happy couple at first. They had two
sons. They travelled a lot they worked a lot, they visited many countries
together. But Diana was not quite happy because they did different things and
Charles didn't unterstand her.
Why was Diana the most famous, the most beautiful, the most photographed
woman in the world? Why did she win the hearts of millions and millions of
people in many countries? Why did so many people come to London to remember her
when she died? Why did the car accident which took her life, become such a
total shock to crowds of people? Why did people feel the need to be in London
at the funeral? Why did the tears and love at the funeral move the world?
The answer is so simple. Matthew Wall, a student at St. Michael's College
in Burlington said: "She was such a lovely lady. She did so much for those
people less fortunate that herself.
She was a kind woman. Hundreds of people talked about
Diana's kindnesses. She liked ordinary people, though she was rich and had
many rich friends. Wherever she was, she was always ready to lend a hand. She
was devoted to the sick and the poor. She visited hospitals for people with
AIDS and for lepers and wasn't afraid to touch them, talk to them, listen to
them. She worked on children's charities, and had teamed up with Hillary
Clinton in an effort to ban landmines. And It's not only money, that she wanted
to give people. She wanted to give them a part of her soul, to make them happy
because she was unhappy herself. She wanted to give them love, because she
needed love herself.
Diana
was hounded and humiliated to the point of mental breakdown and was able to
pull through only because she knew she had the love of the people . She was,
indeed, the People's Princess.
William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare was one of the
greatest and famous writers of the world. Many people know and like his works
but many facts of Shakespeare's life are still unknown.
William Shakespeare was born in 1564 in Stratford-on- Avon, a small
English town. He studied at local grammar school because his father wanted his
son to be an educated person. While studying at school, William didn't have
much free time but he liked to go to the forest and river Avon.
Young William liked to watch actors and actresses who visited
Stratford-on-Avon. He was fond of actor's profession and decided to become an
actor. With this purpose he went to London. Тhеге he played and
wrote plays as well. In his works he described the events of England's
contemporary life. His plays that were staged in many theatres and which were
then translated into many languages made Shakespeare a very popular
person.
In all Shakespeare wrote thirty seven
plays. He cooperated with the best English theatres during twenty five years.
His best and the most famous plays are «Othello», «King Lear», «Hamlet», «Romeo
and Juliet».
Besides plays Shakespeare wrote a lot of
poetry, which is traaslated into many languages and is well-known through- out
the world.
William
Shakespeare died in 1616. But his creations are still popular now and millions
of people still admire them.
Beatles
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Inspired by the "skiffle boom", a student at
Quarry Bank School in Liverpool named John Lennon decided to form a group in
1957 and laid the foundation of what was to become the most famous rock bands
of all time. The name John had first come up with was "The Blackjacks".
This name only lasted a week and John used the school name as inspiration for
the name "The Quarry Men" in March 1957. John sang and played
guitar, Colin Hanton played drums, Eric Griffiths on guitar, Pete Shotton on
washboard, Rod Davis on banjo and Bill Smith on tea-chest bass. Bill was soon
replaced by Ivan Vaughan. On July 6, 1957, Ivan Vaughan invited Paul
McCartney to see their gig at The Woolton Parish Church Fete. The
fifteen-year-old McCartney was introduce to sixteen-year-old Lennon and a
unique song writing partnership began.
From October 1959 to January,1960, John, Paul and
George continued as a trio with Paul on drums. They called themselves
"Johnny & the Moondogs".
By this time John was enrolled in The Liverpool College of Art. John
knew that they needed a bass player so he asked two students if they would
like the position. The two were Stuart Sutcliffe and Rod Murray. Both could
not afford a guitar. However, Stuart was able to sell one of his paintings
to a John Moores Exhibition and was able to buy a Hofner bass guitar and join
the group in January, 1960. At this time the group had changed its name to
"Silver Beetles". Paul contacted Pete and offered him the drummer
seat, he took it. The group had finally settled on "The Beatles"
just before their first trip to Hamburg in August, 1960. Now John, Paul,
George, Stuart and Pete would head off for Hamburg. At that time The Beatles
weren't considered to be the leading group in Liverpool and in most cases
were looked down upon.
In August of 1962, Pete Best was replaced by Ringo
Starr.
Their first single "Love Me Do" was issued on October 5, 1962, and
was a modest hit. 1963 and 1964 proved to be the most important years in
their careers. In 1963 the "Beatlemania" craze had started in
Britain and The Beatles were no longer support acts at concerts. Now they
were starring in the Royal Variety Show and the highest rating TV show
"Sunday Night At The London Palladium". Their biggest year was 1964
when they conquered the biggest record market in the world - America. The
group became symbols. America was mourning the death of President John F.
Kennedy and The Beatles appeared on the scene to bring them fun and
excitement and end their mourning. They also brought back rock 'n' roll to
America.
In 1966, The Beatles were under heavy pressure
from the press after John made a remark that The Beatles were more popular
than Jesus. John had to apologize and explain himself several times. Not only
that but their tour of America was plagued with
mishaps.
During the sixties, The Beatles not only became a musical phenomenon, they
affected the styles and fashions of the decade. They transformed the record
industry as well. Everyone of their albums, from Please Please Me to Abbey
Road were all popular and unique in their own way. But after the death of
their long time manager Brian Epstein, things would start to fall apart for
The Beatles.
Due to outside interests the group focused less and less and the band. In
late 1964 they were introduced to marijuana and would experiment with more
drugs such as LSD which they were first introduced to in late 1965. The
Beatles played their last concert at Candlestick Park in San Francisco on
August 29, 1966. In 1967, their manager Brian Epstein died of a accidental
drug overdose. Some friction was caused between John and Paul because Paul
was trying to become the leader of the group after Brian's
death.
The Beatles gave their last public appearance on top of
the Apple building on January 30, 1969. However their "Let It Be"
album was deemed un-releasable.
In the end, The Beatles became true legends. Their music touched all our
lives. The Beatles wanted more than just to "Be Beatles", they
wanted happiness. A happiness that they once had back when they first became
successful. John found happiness with his one true love Yoko, his Plastic Ono
Band, and son Sean; Paul found happiness with Linda, his children, and Wings;
George found happiness with his solo career, Olivia, and his son Dhani; and
Ringo found happiness with his solo career, acting career, Barbara, and his
sons. They will always be the greatest rock 'n' roll band in history.
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Суворова Анастасия Ивановна,
учитель английского языка МБОУ «Центр
образования с.Алькатваама»
Телекоммуникационный проект по
английскому языку
“Who is the Pride of Your Country?”
Паспорт проекта
План-конспект урока
Диана Спенсер – народная принцесса
Битлз
Вильям Шекспир
Чарльз Дарвин
Артур Конан Дойль
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