of activity
Aims: 1) Educational aim:
- To form intercultural-communicative skills in the frame of the sphere and theme;
- To develop students' reading, listening and speaking skills;
- To activate their background knowledge in order to help them predict likely vocabulary in a given authentic text;
- To improve students' own ability to organize discourse.
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- To develop students' critical thinking skills: - identifying central issues - expressing problems clearly
- understanding cause and effect
- predicting consequences
- To develop perception, logic, imagination, and creativeness.
3) Upbringing:
- To be respectful to different cultures, to understand the meaning of different values of our country.
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Презентация, доклад на тему English-speaking countries 8 grade
Содержание
- 1. English-speaking countries 8 grade
- 2. Type of the lesson: Generalization and systematize
- 3. Слайд 3
- 4. English-speaking countries Great Britain or United Kingdom,
- 5. The Welsh emblem is a vegetable or flower.
- 6. Irish emblem is another wild plant - a shamrock.
- 7. The Scottish emblem is a wild plant - a thistle.
- 8. How much do we know about Britain?
- 9. 1. The Union Jack is ….The flag
- 10. 2. The British Prime Minister lives at
- 11. Whitehall is …A street leading from Trafalgar
- 12. The Great Fire of London broke out in …..10661766110616661666
- 13. Sir Christopher Wren builtBuckingham PalaceWestminster is AbbeySt Paul’s CathedralThe Tower of LondonWestminster is Abbey
- 14. The National Gallery is…..Piccadilly CircusParliament Square Trafalgar SquareLeicester Square Trafalgar Square
- 15. Westminster is a ….. center of LondonCulturalPoliticalBusinessIndustrialPolitical
- 16. Great Britain is separated from the continent
- 17. Britain’s population is more than …… million people565,6560756
- 18. The Head of State in Britain is…..The Prime MinisterThe PresidentThe QueenThe SpeakerThe Queen
- 19. How much do we know about the USA?
- 20. Christopher Columbus discovered America in …..14021482149213921492
- 21. The “Mayflower” is ……The name of a
- 22. The first President was ……Abraham LincolnJeffrey JeffersonBill ClintonGeorge WashingtonGeorge Washington
- 23. The capital of the US is…….Washington D. C.WashingtonNew YorkPhiladelphia Washington D. C.
- 24. Jeans are cloth worn by Cowboys in
- 25. The American flag is often called ……Union
- 26. There are …….. stripes on the American flag76501350
- 27. The official national symbol of the USA is …..The Statue of LibertyThe eagleThe turkeyThe “Mayflower”The eagle
- 28. Let’s match the sentences in Column A with the responses in Column B.
- 29. 1. Thank you!2. I’m sorry! I’m late!3.
- 30. OttawaCanada
- 31. AustraliaCanberra
- 32. Home – task: to write an essay: “English is a language world wide”(about 150 words)
- 33. Слайд 33
- 34. Thank you very much!Спасибо за внимание!Назар ларыңызға рахмет!
Type of the lesson: Generalization and systematize the knowledge and method of activityAims: 1) Educational aim: - To form intercultural-communicative skills in the frame of the sphere and theme;- To develop students' reading, listening and speaking skills;- To activate
Слайд 4English-speaking countries Great Britain or United Kingdom, officially United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Northern Ireland, a parliamentary monarchy in northwestern Europe. The United Kingdom is made up of four countries England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Слайд 91. The Union Jack is ….
The flag of the UK
The flag
of Scotland
The flag of Wales
The flag of England
The flag of Wales
The flag of England
The flag of the UK
Слайд 102. The British Prime Minister lives at ……
12 Whitehall
10 Downing Street
7
Russell Street
15 Oxford Street
15 Oxford Street
10 Downing Street
Слайд 11Whitehall is …
A street leading from Trafalgar Square to the Houses
of Parliament
A big in the centre of London
A white place near Trafalgar Square
The palace where the Queen lives in Summer
A big in the centre of London
A white place near Trafalgar Square
The palace where the Queen lives in Summer
A white place near Trafalgar Square
Слайд 13Sir Christopher Wren built
Buckingham Palace
Westminster is Abbey
St Paul’s Cathedral
The Tower of
London
Westminster is Abbey
Слайд 14The National Gallery is…..
Piccadilly Circus
Parliament Square
Trafalgar Square
Leicester Square
Trafalgar Square
Слайд 16Great Britain is separated from the continent by ……
The Pacific Ocean
The
Irish Sea
The Bristol Chanel
The English Chanel
The Bristol Chanel
The English Chanel
The English Chanel
Слайд 18The Head of State in Britain is…..
The Prime Minister
The President
The Queen
The
Speaker
The Queen
Слайд 21The “Mayflower” is ……
The name of a season
The name of a
flower
The name of the forst English settlements in America
The name of the ship from Plymouth for the New World in 1620
The name of the forst English settlements in America
The name of the ship from Plymouth for the New World in 1620
The name of the ship from Plymouth for the New World in 1620
Слайд 22The first President was ……
Abraham Lincoln
Jeffrey Jefferson
Bill Clinton
George Washington
George Washington
Слайд 24Jeans are cloth worn by
Cowboys in the Wild West
Actors in
America
Levi Strauss people
People all over the world
Levi Strauss people
People all over the world
People all over the world
Слайд 25The American flag is often called ……
Union Jack
The Stars and Stripes
The
Red Dragon
The White Eagle
The White Eagle
The Stars and Stripes
Слайд 27The official national symbol of the USA is …..
The Statue of
Liberty
The eagle
The turkey
The “Mayflower”
The eagle
The turkey
The “Mayflower”
The eagle
Слайд 29
1. Thank you!
2. I’m sorry! I’m late!
3. Here you are!
4. How
are you?
5. Bye – bye!
6. It’s a lovely day, isn’t it?
7. I’ve got a new job!
8. Some more coffee!
5. Bye – bye!
6. It’s a lovely day, isn’t it?
7. I’ve got a new job!
8. Some more coffee!
a. I’m fine, thanks!
b. That’s all right!
c. Congratulations!
d. Thank you very much!
e. Bye! See you later!
f. Yes, please!
g. Yes, it is.
h. You are welcome!
h. You are welcome!
b. That’s all right!
d. Thank you very much!
a. I’m fine, thanks!
e. Bye! See you later!
g. Yes, it is.
c. Congratulations
f. Yes, please!
