Розробка
уроку англійської мови
у 10 класі на тему:
Form 10
Level: Pre-Intermediate
Time: 45 minutes
Theme: Повторення
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Aims:
a)
To develop grammar skills;
b)
To revise theoretical material about
conditionals 1&2;
c)
To practice the use of conditionals
1&2;
d)
To develop reading and writing skills;
e)
To activate and revise learned vocabulary;
f)
To check pupil’s knowledge.
Teaching
aids: handouts, a laptop, an interactive
board, a projector.
PROCEDURE
1. Introduction,
warm up. (5 min)
·
Start
by talking about what you like to do: go fishing, go to the theatre, play
football, watch TV, read
biographies etc. Then continue: If
I finish early this evening, I’ll
go to see (whatever film
is on at the local cinema); and
if it’s fine at the weekend,
I’ll
play football/go
walking/work in the garden etc.
Write the sentence on the
board. Then ask some students: What will you do if you get home
early tonight/tomorrow? What will you do if the weather’s
fine at the weekend.
Accept part answers such
as: I’ll
see my friend.
·
Ask a student: What are you going to do on Saturday? (Choose someone you expect will be doing
some outside activity.) When you've found someone doing something out-of-doors,
ask: What would you do if it rained? Then add to the question: Rain is possible. Would you do
something else?
Then
ask other students where they are going for their holiday. Respond to each one
with a negative-feeling question. For example, if people say they are going
skiing, ask them: What would you do if there wasn't enough
snow? If people say they are going to
a beach resort, ask them: What would you do there if it rained? Write the questions on the board.
2.
Revision (7 min)
·
The
First Conditional (Solutions Pre-Intermediate Unit 7 Grammar 2)
Point out to the students
the form of the sentences.
IF
+ Present Simple // modal (usually WILL or WON'T) + main verb without TO
Explain
to the students that when we use this form of the conditional, we are talking
about something that is not unlikely to happen, although we can't be certain
that it will happen. For example: If the weather's fine at the weekend, I'll go fishing. You can't be certain that you'll go
fishing. But this is what you'll do in particular, not unlikely circumstances.
Point out that won't is the
contraction of will not.
·
The
Second Conditional (Unit 8 Grammar 1)
Remind students of the
form of the earlier conditional and write on the board: First Conditional
IF + Present Simple //
modal (usually WILL/WON'T) + main verb without TO Give two examples:
If it rains on Sunday,
I'll stay at home and watch TV.
If the school falls down,
we'll move to a new building on the other side of the town.
Explain
to the students that when we use this form of the conditional, we are talking
about something that is quite likely to happen, but we can't be certain if it
will happen or not.
Now
write on the board: Second Conditional
IF + Past Simple // modal (usually WOULD/WOULDN'T)
+ main verb without TO
Give
two examples:
If
it rained on Sunday, I would stay at home and watch TV.
If
the school fell down, we would move to a new building on the other side of the
town.
Explain that we use this form when we are talking
about something that is possible but unlikely (in the first example, you are in a country where it doesn't usually
rain at this time of year). We often use
the second conditional to talk about something which doesn't take place. It is
more imaginary. Elicit from students four or five questions beginning:
What would you do if...?
3. Grammar
in Context (10 min)
Now let’s look how these
conditionals are used in context.
Read this extract and
underline the examples of the First Conditional.
Unit 7 Grammar 2

And now you’ll listen to this
extract and fill in the gaps with the correct words in Conditional 2
Unit 8 Grammar 1

4.
Grammar Practice
·
The First Conditional (instant lessons 2 intermediate pg 71-72)
Activity A. Play the game in pairs. Give each pair a set of
dominoes and explain that they have to match the second part of one domino to
the first part of another to make a full sentence. They should arrange the
dominoes to make a square. Put this shape guide on the board to help them.
Key:

Activity B Put the students into groups. Give each group a set
of the cards. In turn each student takes a card and has to complete the sentence,
either with the if clause or the main clause.


·
The Second Conditional (instant lessons 2 intermediate pg 79)
Activity A Give students the handout. The students can work
in pairs for the matching exercise. See which pair completes it first.

Activity B Put the students into groups. Give each group a
set of the cards. In turn each student takes a card and has to complete the
sentence, either with the
if clause or the main clause.


·
Multimedia exercises
Grammar friends 6 Unit 1-3 ex
3 or tests
·
Sentence chain
If I had a million dollars, I’d…
5.
Conclusion and home assignment.
Write a composition “If I left
my country, I’d live…”
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Розробка
уроку англійської мови
у 3 класі на тему:
Level: Primary
Time: 40 minutes
Theme: У
кафе. Меню. Розвиток навичок читання.
Aims:
a)
To revise “Food” vocabulary and structures
seen previously;
b)
To develop and practise reading skills;
c)
To read and understand menu;
d)
To find specific details in a text;
e)
To use drink words in the context of a song;
f)
To develop listening skills;
g)
To practise speaking skills, ask and answer
questions about food likes and dislikes;
h)
To improve grammar skills using present simple
tense in the context of a text.
Teaching aids: Family
and Friends 1 student’s book, work book, CD 121; food flashcards 114-119;
drinks flashcards 120-122; lunch box flashcards 87-94; triumph board, laptop.
Key vocabulary: menu,
hungry, dessert [dɪ'zɜːt], cafe.
PROCEDURE
І. Greeting (1 min) (slide 1-2)
Stand up everybody! Good morning
students! Sit down, please! Nice to meet you. Let’s greet each other! (students
in pairs how they sit greet each other in turn to the music)
1.1 Hi! How Are You?
Hi! How are you?
Fine.
How are you?
Hi! How are you?
Fine.
How are you?
Hi! How are you?
Hi!
How are you?
Hi! How are you?
Fine.
How are you?
II. Warm up (10 min) (slide 3)
• Now let’s play Along sentence (see
page 21). Say, e.g. In my lunch box I've got a sandwich. Choose a child to
continue, e.g. In my lunch box I've got a sandwich and a banana. Continue until
children can't think of any more words.
• Talk about cafes with children. Ask Do
you go to cafes? What kind of food can you eat in a café? Tell children to imagine
they are in a cafe. What kind of food would they order?
III. Lead-in (4 min)
• Students’
CD Unit 12 Words – You have to memorize where the pictures and
words are and then match the pictures to the corresponding words. (Optional
Use the food, drink, and lunch box flashcards (57-61) to revise the different types of food children have looked
at so far. Hold up the flashcards in turn for the class to name them.) Then ask
individual children to ask each other and answer Do you like apples /tomatoes
/bread?
Today we are going to
visit a café together with Emma and Sally ((slide 4))
• Ask them to look at the text on the black
background at page 84 in your student’s books and tell you what they think it
is. Teach the word menu in English.
IV. Reading
Ø Pre-reading activity (2 min)
What
food do you like? Point and say.
• Ask children to look at the menu. Check
that children understand the different categories: food, desserts, and drinks.
Ask whether they can think of anything else to add to each category.
• Ask some of the children to tell
the class which food they like.
Ø
Listen and read. ® 121 (1 min)
• Ask children to look at the photos of the two
girls. Tell the class
that their
names are Sally and Emma. Ask what they are looking at (menus).
Elicit that they are talking about the food they like on the menu.
• Play the recording for children to
listen and follow the text in
their books.
• Play the recording a second time.
Answer any questions children
have.
• Ask the class simple questions about
the text to check comprehension,
e.g. Does
Emma like ice cream/fish? Does Sally like apple juice? Who likes bananas - Emma or
Sally?
• Children read and
translate the text. (sentence by sentence one reads other translates)
v
Sing and do. (1.5
min) Student’s CD Unit 12 Song or Track 118
• Play the recording for children to
listen and do their actions.
Song
actions
Eat your figs/bread - eat the different
types of food
Drink your milk/juice - drink from a
glass
Don't be late for school - point to
watch
Here's your water, here's your bag -
give the objects out
Drink your milk!
Eat
your figs and drink your milk,
Drink
your milk,
Drink
your milk.
Eat
your figs and drink your milk.
Don't
be late for school!
Eat
your bread and drink you juice,
Drink
you juice,
Drink
you juice.
Eat
your bread and drink you juice,
Don't
be late for school!
Here's
your water here's your bag,
Here's
your bag,
Here's
your bag
Here's
your water here's your bag,
Don't
be late for school!
Ø
After-reading activity
v
• Tell children to close their books. Tell
them that you are going to play the recording again and they have to do actions
to show what the children like or don't like.
• Children say the words Yum!
and Yuck! to show that they like or don't like foods. Play the recording
again; they say Yum! or Yuck! when they hear the foods Emma and Sally like or
don't like. (slide
5)
v
• Books are closed. Children look at the
board. They see the same text, but some words are replaced by the pictures.
They should read the text. (slide 6)
v
Ø
Tick
(/) what Emma and Sally like. Cross
(X) what they don't like. (slide
7-8)
• Ask children to look at the different
types of food in the table.
Point to each one for the class to say the words.
• Read the first line of Sally's text to
the class. Ask Does Sally like
meat? (Yes). Show them the tick in the chart.
• Ask a child to read the following line
aloud. Ask Does Sally like
eggs? (No). Children put a cross under the eggs.
• Ask children to read the rest of the
text and tick the food that
the children like and cross the food they don't like.
• Go through the answers with the class.
Draw the chart on the
board and mark the ticks and crosses onto the chart as they say them.
V. Listening practice. Listen and draw ☺ or
. 122 (slide 9-10)
• Tell children that the girl is going to tell
her dad what food she likes and doesn't like. Go through the food photos at the
top right of the page, asking them to name each one.
• Explain that children must listen and draw a
smiley face if the girl likes the food and a sad face if she doesn't. Play the recording
once through for children to point to the foods as they hear them.
• Play the recording, pausing after the first
item to show the example answer.
• Play the recording again for children to
complete their answers.
• Play the recording a third time for children
to check their answers. Go through the answers with the class.
Transcript
Dad Are you hungry, Jessie?
Girl Yes, l am.
Dad Well, let's look at the menu. What do you want?
Girl Well, I like yogurt, but I don't like ice
cream. I like bread because 1 like sandwiches.
Dad So, you can have a sandwich. Which sandwiches do
you like?
Girl Mmm, I don't like meat. Um, I want an egg
sandwich. And an apple, please. I like apples.
VI. Speaking practice (slide 11)(Grammar friends1 book pg 62 make up dialogues)
·
Pupils look at the slide and read the dialogue given as an example
looking at the pictures.
· Pupils make their own dialogues using the
given information about what food children like or don’t like.
Optional
Writing & Grammar
-
Fam. & Friends 1 Student CD Unit
12 Grammar
-
Grammar friends CD Units 10-12 Ex 4-5
VII. Concluding
part.
VIІI.
Home assignment.
For the next lesson you have to learn new words (unit 13) by
heart!
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