The
plan of the extra-curricular work
Внеклассная
работа
Theme:
William Shakespeare is the best-known poet and playwright of the English
language
Plan of the Party:
1. Teacher s words about William Shakespeare
2. Shakespeare s life
3. Shakespeare s children
4. A scene between Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway
5. A little tour of Shakespeare s places
6. About Shakespeare s works
7. Famous Quotations
8. Sonnets
9. Plays
10. Conclusions
The
aims:
To give introduction about great play writer William Shakespeare’s life and
works
To develop pupils interesting to extra curriculum works about famous people
developing:
to develop critical thinking, understanding, give oral presentation, develop
dialogical speaking abilities.
Visual aids: slide show, cards, pictures, placards, diagram.
Dear teachers and students!
Welcome to our party! According to the plan of
English Speaking Month, our today s party is devoted to the world s greatest
poet and dramatist William Shakespeare. Every Englishman knows more or less the
works of his country s latest poet. The last half of the 16 th century and the
beginning of the 17 th century are sometimes called the age of Shakespeare.
And today our students will tell you about
Shakespeare s Biography, about his family and his works. Let s start our party.
First of all about Shakespeare s life:
I student: William Shakespeare, the greatest English
poet and dramatist was born on the 23rd of April, 1564 in Stratford-on-Avon in
England. His father, John Shakespeare was a man of she poet s mother, Mary
Arden was one of the eight daughters of Robert Arden, a rich farmer. John
Shakespeare and Mary Arden lived in a well built house of stone which was two –
storeyed . The house is still standing, it is a museum now. William Shakespeare
was the eldest son and the third child of the marriage.
2 student: At the age of seven William was sent ti
Stratford Grammar School where he studied for six years. In 1577 William s
father fell into debet and had to sell the larger part of his property. William
was taken from school and for some time had to help his father in the trade. He
never went to school again. Little is known about William s childhood. What he
did between his 14 th and 18th year is not known.
We known nothing about these five years of his life.
He married A. Hathaway in 1582. And had 3 children, a boy and two girls. When
William was about 21, he left for London where he had to go through many
difficulties. There is a story that Shakespeare s first work in London was
holding rich men horses at the theatre door. But nobody can say whether this
story is true. Later , Shakespeare became an actor and soon he began to wryer
plays for the company of actors to which he belonged. And in a few years he
became a well – known author.
Many of his plays were acted in a London theatre
called `The Globe`. Shakespeare wrote 37 plays and he is also known as the
author of 2 poems and 157 sonnets.
1 student: Shakespeare spent the last years of his
life in Stratford.
2 student: He was buried in the church of Stratford.
1 student: A monument was built to him in the Port `
1 Conner in Westminster Abbey.
2 student: Shakespeare was a great humanist.
Together: He
believed in man and wished to make I better for the people of his country.
Student: Thank you boys and girls! Take your sea
William Shakespeare had 3 children: Susannah, Hamnit a Judith. William s father
, John Shakespeare was glad th his son was married to Anne Hathaway. She was 8
years old than William. But William s mother Mary Arden didr want her son to
marry so young.
Shakespeare s draught Susannah was born the next year
after the marriage. Willie liked his daughter very much. Susannah was his favoring
child. I want to read you Shakespeare s words ado Susannah. `Look! Susannah` s
eyes are my eyes. She is goes to be as beautiful as Queen of Egypt and as
clever as Kii Solomon `. From these words we can see that the great pot of
England was a good father. Unfortunately, he was no 1 good husband. In 1585
Shakespeare went to London, leaved his wife and 3 children at home in
Stratford.
At that time his wife was against it. His wife Am
Hathaway was an old – fashioned, regions woman. And sir was 8 years older than
William. The next item of our par – is small scene between Shakespeare and his
wife before departure.
Scene
William: Anne, my dear! I am going to live in
London, want to be an actor and to write plays.
His wife: Playing! Acting! My God! All actors are
dirt; Actors drink all day ! Actors never go to church! My GoiYou are mad,
Will!
William: Don`t be stupid, Anne ! You are mistaken !
You know , It is not true!
His wife: And what about our children? We have 3
small children. I see, you have forgotten about them. ‘
William: Anne! My dear! I shall come home when I car
I Jut now I must go to London. I want to be an actor and t write plays!
His wife: My God! My God!
William: Try to understand me. Anne. Startford is
too small, too slow, too quiet, too boring for me!
Teacher: Thank you! Pay attention to these words on
the blackboard. Stratford was too small, too slow, too quiet, of England. Now,
let`s make a little tour in Shakespeare`s places.
Small Trip to Shakespeare`s Places
Student: Stratford-on-Avon is the place where the
greatest dramatist and poet of the English literature William Shakespeare was
born and died.
The 23d of April is the day on which Shakespeare was
born and also the day on which he died.
Stratford-on-Avon is a very interesting town in the
centre of England. So Shakespeare was born in the heart of England. There are
beautiful woods, green fields, lovely houses and a quiet gentle river of Avon.
There are a lot of buildings which are associated with Shakespeare and his
family.
Let`s make a small trip to these places.
They are:
1. Shakespeare`s birth place.
2. Anne Hathaway`s Cottage.
(the early home of Shakespeare`s wife).
3. The foundations and gardens of New Place, (where
Shakespeare died).
4. Hall`s Croft (the home of his daughter Susannah).
5. Mary Arden`s House (the home of poet`s mother ).
6. The Red Brick Shakespeare Memorial Theatre.
7. And the beautiful Holy Trinity Church, (which is
Shakespeare`s burial place).
1. Shakespeare`s birthday.
Shakespeare was born in the house in Henry Street
preserved as him birthplace. There is the very room where Shakespeare was born.
Lots of people who had visited I hi house had written their names on the walls.
Among the QMMI are Walter Scott, Dickens and Thackeray.
There is a little wooden desk in one room the very
desk that Shakespeare sat in when he went to the grammar school behind the
house with flowers, trees and plants that are mentioned in Shakespeare`s plays.
2. New Place
When Shakespeare became successful in London he
bought the biggest house in Stratford, a house called “New Place”.
Now there is nothing left of it but a few bricks and
the garden. The man who owned it, Mr. Gaserell, was so bad-tempered, because so
many people came to see the house, that he pulled it down in 1758. That is why
we have no picture of this house to show you.
3.Anner Hathaway`s Cottage
About a mile out of Stratford is Anne Hathaway1s
cottage. Anne Hathaway was the woman that Shakespeare married at the age of 18.
This cottage is just as in Shakespeare`s time. In 1582 when he was 18
Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway, a daughter of Richard Hathaway. Anne was 8
years older than her husband and it is said than the marriage was not a happy
one. In 1583 their daughter Susannah was born and in 1585 their twins named Ham
nit and Judith were born. All Shakespeare`s children were born in this
cottage.
4 Holy Trinity Church
The next place is Holy Trinity Church where
Shakespeare is buried. There is a bust of Shakespeare that was carved by a
Dutch sculptor who lived near Shakespeare`s Globe theatre , who had seen
Shakespeare many times. And on the stone of Shakespeare`s grave are the lines
written by Shakespeare himself .
«Good friend for Jesus`s sake forbear To dig the dust
enclosed here. Blessed be the man that spares these stones And cursed be he
that moves my bones! » These words written by Shakespeare himself are still be
seen the place where he lies .
5 The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre is also in
Stratford –on-Avon .
Shakespeare`s plays are performed for 8 months each
year and thousands of people all parts of the word come to see them .
Shakespeare`s 400th birthday was widely celebrated in 1964 all over the word .
Ben Johnson , who lived from 1542 to 1637 and who was also a famous writer of
plays called Shakespeare «Sweet Swat of Avon ». Shakespeare has been known as
the «Swan of Avon» ever since .
Student : Now it is time to tell about famous works of
William Shakespeare.
Sonnets
Student :Words and phrases from Shakespeare have
become part of English language and these quotations are used not only by the
English people but by all people of the world in their own languages. Let`s
read and translate them . Famous quotations’ from Shakespeare are used all over
the world .
1. To be or not to be?
That is the guestion . (Hamlet)
«Өлмекпеқалмақпа –ендігісауалекіұдай,»
2.Woke not a sleeping wolf .(henry IV)
3.There is no darkness but ignorance.(Twelfth Night)
4. When clouds appear wise men put on their
cloaks.(Richards III)
5. To die :to sleep :no more .(hamlet)
6.We know what we are ,but we know not what we may be.
7.Better a witty fool than a foolish wit.
Student: The next minutes of our party is devoted to
lyrics.
William Shakespeare wrote 154 sonnets. He used the
sonnet from not only for the description of the beauty of the woman and of his
passions, but also for the expression if his ideas. Shakespeare`s 154 sonnets
cover a wide range of subjects: they are poems of love and loss, of loneliness,
“ devouring time” , death, and ruthless age. They often have the structure of a
little drama.
Listen to them in there languages. Welcome!
SonnetCII
Люблю, - но реже говорю об этом,
Люблю нежный,- но не для многих глаз.
Торгует чувством то, кто перед светом
Всю душу выставляет напоказ.
Тебя встречал я песней, как приветом
Когда любовь была нова для нас.
Так соловей гремит в полночный час
Весной, но флейту забывает летом.
Ночь не лишиться прелести своей,
Когда его умолкнут излиянья.
Но музыка, звуча со всех ветвей,
Обычно став, теряет обаянье.
И я умолк подобно соловью:
Свое пропел и больше не пою.
Tir `d with all these, for restfull death I cry,
As, to behold desert a deggar born.
And needy nothing trim` d injollity,
And purest faith unhappily for sworn,
And gilded honour shamefully, misplac`d
And maiden virtue rudely strumpeted,
And right perfection wrongfully disgrace` d
And strength by Limping sway disabled,
And folly doctor like controlling skill’
And simple truth miscall` d simplicity ,
And captive good attending captain ill.
Tir ` d with all these from these would I begone,
Save that to die, I leave my Love alone.
Student:
Shakespeare write thirty- seven plays.The plots of
his plays are not original. Shakespeare took the material from old Chronicles
of English history, Italian novels, pastoral romances and older plays and
adapted them to his needs. Shakespeare produced a great range of characters:
kings, queens, princes, courtiers, merchants, sailors, soldiers.
Shakespeare was equally successful in depicting
humour and pathos writing tragedy and comedy.
Shakespeare is known as a writer of delightful
comedies and historical dramas. His comedies “a midsummer Night` s Dream”
“Comedy of Errors ”, - are light and fraught and jingle with many rhymes.
The tragedies “Othello”, “Romeo and Juliet”, and
“Hamlet” strike by depth of thought. His plays , translated into many languages
are performed on the stages of the best theaters of the world. His ‘’Othello” was
translated in Kazakh by M.O. Auezov.
The first of Shakespeare` s most well- known
tragedies is Romeo and Juliet, known to all of civilized world as the most
famous tragedy of love. The plot is based on an old Italian Romance, translated
into English. Let`s see and enjoy the extract from the famous play “Romeo and
Juliet” Welcome! Dear teachers and students! I think you have enjoyed the play.
The students of 11.13.21 and 11.13.22 were tried you to fell the old times of
Shakespeare`s world.
That`s the end of our party. Thank you for your
attention!
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