Урок по английскому языку в 10 классе "Burns Night" ( Spotlight )

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 Jig-saw sentences

Robert Burns is the most                         important  Scottish poet

The host opens the meal                           with a reading of “ The Selkirk Grace”

Burns Night is one of  the                        important and fun nights  of the year.

Cock-a-leekie soup is made                     of  chicken and leek .

Haggis consists of                                    the sheep’ s heart, liver and lungs.

Complete the sentences…

1. On Burns Night Scottish people…

2. The star attraction of the supper is…

3. An invited reader recites…

4. The main course is…

5. A traditional Scottish dessert is…

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  Robbie Burns Day is a Scottish holiday named after poet and writer, Robert Burns. The world celebrate his work every January 25th!
  

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  Highlights of any Robbie Burns festival often include the bagpipes, Scotsmen in kilts and the reading of Burns' poem, "To A Haggis."
  

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  But no Robbie Burns' feast would be complete without the dish of choice - haggis. Haggis served on a bed of heather
  
  

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  Some of Robbie Burns' most famous songs include "Auld Lang Syne" (the song people sing at New Years), "Ye Banks and Breaes of Bonnie Doon" and "My Love's Like a Red, Red Rose."
  

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  Aсross:1. A Scottish name for colored cloth
  4. The poetic name of Scotland.
  7. A Scottish dish
  Down: 2. Scotland’s national costume.
  3. A Scottish monster
  5. The capital of Scotland.
  6.A Scottish word for “family”
  
  

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  Thanks for your attention!
  
  
  

Lesson in the 10th  form  №

Topic: Scottish Festival

Type  of the lesson: study of new  educational material

Aims:

Educative: 1) to teach students to communicate in pairs & in groups

                   2) to  teach students  to use the new vocabulary

Developing: 1) to develop communicative, linguistic skills;

                       2) to develop the students’ logical way of thinking;

Practical: 1) to introduce new words on the topic

                 2) to improve basic language skills

                 3) to use the knowledge  in oral speech

                4) to get students to know how to use  the exciting knowledge

Social: 1) to broaden students’ outlook

            2) to show the importance of learning foreign languages

            3) to stimulate students to study English

            4) to bring up a good attitude to foreign languages

Equipment :  computer, smart board, cards, textbooks

                                                                                     Procedure:

I.                    Introduction

-          Greeting

-          Motivation, connection with life (I  tell students about my tartan dress & show video about Scotland  and portrait of R. Burns and  they guess the topic of the lesson)

By the end of the lesson you will be able to tell  and write about Burns Night in Scotland

-          Warming-up (Quiz about Scotland T/F)

1)      Scotland is situated  on the north of the UK

2)      The capital  of Scotland  is Liverpool

3)      Scottish  men wear special skirts called kilts

4)      The ancient  Romans called Scotland  Caledonia

5)       The Gaelic word “Clan” means mother

6)      The woolen colorful cloth is called tartan

7)      A bagpipe  is Scottish  musical  instrument

II.                 Main part

-Home assignment checking

- Pre listening activities

in for a treat: you’ll get a surprise

heart, liver, lungs: internal organs of the sheep (offal)

recites: reads out

toasts: drinks to the health of …

raising their glasses: lifting up their glasses

turnip: a hard root vegetable

accompanied by: goes with

-Listening  ex 1 p115

-          Reading

-          Ex2 p115 ( mutual control with changing of the copy-books)

-          Group work

-          A) anagrams

-          B) Complete the sentences

-          C) Matching

-      D) Festival menu (Complete the table)

starter
Main course
Dessert

-Writing ex3 p 115

Welcome 

Food

Music

Ending

III.              Summing up

-Reflection (Crossword)

-poem  about  Burns’ festival

 1. a noun                                  Burns Night

2. two adjectives                 informal, entertaining 

3. three verbs                      play, eat, sing

 4. a noun                                        Burns Night

                     - Singing “Auld  Lang  Syne”

-           Home assignment  ex 4 p 115

                           -Evaluation