Тема: Being a sportsman is great
but hard.
Цель: Овладение
умением читать, понимать и осмысливать содержание текстов с различной
глубиной и точностью проникновения в содержание в зависимости от задач чтения
(ознакомительное, изучающее, поисково-просмотровое чтение).
Задачи:
Воспитательные:
Воспитать уважительное отношение учащихся к
спорту.
Воспитать здоровое чувство соперничества
учащихся в спорте.
Образовательные:
Ознакомить учащихся с проведением соревнований
и тренировок в Великобритании.
Ознакомить учащихся с понятием краткий
пересказ на английском языке.
Развивающие:
Развить способности учащихся к определению
темы содержания, выделению основных мыслей, выбору главных фактов из текста,
опуская второстепенные.
Развить умение разбить текст на смысловые
части.
Развить языковую догадку (по
словообразовательным элементам)
Обходить незнакомые слова, не мешающие
пониманию основного содержания текста.
Практические:
Практиковать учащихся в чтении с различной
глубиной понимания текста.
Учить пользоваться словарём.
Ход
урока.
1.Организационный момент.
Good afternoon, students! Stand still, please! Sit down. Who
is absent today? What day is it today? Today we will speak about sport
competitions in Sydney Olympic Games. We should learn reading for the main idea,
for details and to look for information in the text.
2. Речевая зарядка.
Open your student s book. Answer my questions:
- What sports were invented in the UK? (football, high jump,
tennis, gymnastics, swimming, hurdles, relay race, hockey, javelin, basketball,
discus, archery, cycling, cricket)
- What are the most popular sports in the UK?
- What are the most popular teenagers sports in the UK?
- What sport do you like best? Why?
3. A Развитие навыков
ознакомительного чтения.
1. The
story "The Confidence Game" by Pat Carr is about two young athletes,
Tobi and Angela, and their relationship.
1) Skim the story in 40 sec and say what sport the story is about, (reading for the main idea)
My confidence started
draining out my toes the day Angela Brady showed up at the pool
for workout. In a way, I guess I knew it was a race between
Angela and me for the backstroke position on our team relay for National
Championship.
"Okay, swim freaks, hit the
water for an 800 meter freestyle warm-up!" barked Coach. Then he added
in a more human voice, "Angela, why don't you try lane four
today?"
Lane four was the fast lane,
my lane. I'd had to earn my place in that lane by swimming 400
meters in less than five minutes. Now all Angela had to do was jump in. It
wasn't fair.
At every workout Angela was
the star of the show: I was an invisible stagehand. Even worse, during
time trials she beat me in all four strokes and took my
place as lane leader.
I was miserable. And I was scared, too; scared
that Angela was taking away my chance at the Nationals, a chance I had earned
by a lot of hard work.
I started to show up late to
workouts so that I wouldn't have to talk to anyone. I'll admit I wasn't very
happy with my actions. But my jealous feelings were like a current I couldn't
swim against.
(answer: The text is about
swimming)
2) WORD POWER: BY CONTEXT
Read the story carefully
and guess the meanings of the highlighted words. Write them down.
3) WORD POWER: BY DEFINITION
If you have made any
wrong guesses, read the definitions and try to make a new guess.
confidence — a
calm unworried freak — a fan
feeling, self-assurance hit —
reach
draining out — removing, flowing off warm-up — a practice before
a competition
showed up — arrived
workout — a period of physical exercise
stagehand — a
person who works on a theatre stage moving scenery
trial — an act of
testing
lane — a path marked for each competitor in a swimming race
beat — defeated, was better than
strokes
— methods of swimming
miserable
— very unhappy
B Ознакомление с понятием краткий пересказ.
Here
are the summaries of the story written by five students.
1)
Which of these summaries do you agree with?
a) This
story is about Tobi, who was a swimmer and was preparing for the National Championship.
Her best stroke was backstroke and she did quite well. But one day a girl,
named Angela Brady came for workout. She was a faster swimmer and beat Tobi in
all four strokes. Tobi was scared that Angela was taking her chance to go to
the Nationals and she was so jealous that she didn't talk to anyone.
b) The
extract is about Tobi's feelings towards Angela.
c) The story describes how miserable Tobi was
when Angela appeared in the swimming pool, and even took Tobi's place as lane
leader. The Coach liked her more than Tobi.
e) The extract shows how miserable sports people are.
d) The extract describes how Tobi felt when Angela, who
was a more skilful swimmer, became her rival in getting a chance at the
Nationals. She was so upset that it made her behave in a silly way.
2) Read the Learning to Learn note about summary writing
and decide which summary is written according to the rules and which are
incorrect. Give your arguments.
LEARNING TO LEARN
Summaries should contain main ideas.
be written in one's own words.
Summaries shouldn't be too short and too long.
have too many details,
contain false information.
a) too
long
b) too
short
c) contains
false information
d) is
right.
4.Развитие навыков поисково- просмотрового
чтения.
The Olympic Games were very successful for Britain. Why were
the Sydney Games very successful? Express your suggestions.
Let us read the questions you will answer after reading.
1.Why were the Sydney Games very successful?(British
sportsmen won a lot of different medals)
2. Who won a gold? (The team of James Cracknell, Steve
Redgrove, Tim Foster, Mattew Pinset)
3. What medal won Jan Walker and Mark Covell? (Silver
medals)
4. How many gold medals were won? (Four gold medals).
Read about the Games to check your suggestions.
Fill in the table. (reading
for specific information)
Name of a sportsman/ sportswoman
|
Distance
|
Medal
|
Kelly Holmes
|
800- metres race
|
A bronze
|
The Sydney Olympic Games were very
successful for Britain. British sportsmen won a lot of different medals. The
most successful sports for the British team were sailing and rowing. The team
of James Cracknell, Steve Redgrave, Tim Foster, Matthew Pinsent brought gold
medals in rowing to their country. Ian Walker and Mark Covell got silver medals
and Shirley Robertson won a gold in sailing. And Kelly Holmes from women
athletics team won a bronze in 800-metres race. Jonathan Edwards got a gold
medal in a triple jump. Two more medals brought Kate Howey and Audley Harrison.
Howey won a silver in women judo competition and Harrison got a gold in boxing.
Shooting also was successful for the British team. The British sportsmen won a
gold and a bronze in it.
5.Развитие навыков изучающего чтения (чтение с
детальной информацией)
3. Many newspapers and magazines devote large
sections to sports. The article from the "Observer" is also about
sports.
1) Read
the article about swimming by Adrian Moorhouse. Who is Adrian Moorhouse — a
sportsman or a journalist? (reading for the main idea)
2) Complete the article with the missing words derived from
the same root (e.g. sport— sporty — sportsman), (predicting)
Staying afloat in the deep end
For me, one of the other
encouraging aspects of Palma* was the age of our gold medalists. Gillingham is
26, Foster 23 and Pickering 21. That may seem a strange thing to say, but I
want to get rid of its image as a young person's sport. I proved that it is
possible to be successful in your twenties, because I broke a world record when
I was 26.
Young ------------ have to
be allowed to concentrate on their education and still be given the opportunity
to make it to the top when they finish. I know it will be hard, but what we
have to do is get the message across to kids that their best ---------- years
are not behind them once they reach the age of 16. It is only because of
tradition that ----------end to be so young. We are not in a position where we
can afford to work our most promising young --------- so hard that they are
burnt out by the time they are 20.
Like all sports, one of our biggest
problems is attracting youngsters. The number of kids wanting to take up the
sport is not as great as it used to be because there is so much else to do. It
is difficult to attract kids, but to be honest, we are lucky to get any at all.
Getting up at five o'clock in the morning to train is not a very attractive
proposition, isn't it? But those who do, like myself, Nick Gillingham, Mark
Foster and Karen Pickering, do not regret one minute of it.
3)
Read each paragraph carefully.
What is the topic of each
paragraph? (naming topics in paragraphs)
·
Your age of gold medalists
·
Burnt out by the age of 20
·
Attracting youngsters
4) Retell each
paragraph.
6. Подведение
итогов.
Today we have learned three types of reading: reading for
the main idea, reading for detail, reading for specific information.
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