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Презентация, доклад на тему Внеклассное мероприятие для учащихся 6 класса с углубленным изучением английского языка
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- 1. Внеклассное мероприятие для учащихся 6 класса с углубленным изучением английского языка
- 2. Слайд 2
- 3. Vocabulary and grammar10 Match the columns to
- 4. Match the columns to make word combinationsTraffic
- 5. Vocabulary and grammar20 Make up sentences using
- 6. The cottage is not large, but it
- 7. Vocabulary and grammar30 Match the words to
- 8. A large building with apartments Block of
- 9. Vocabulary and grammar40 Change the verbs in
- 10. I’d like to have a tuna salad,
- 11. Vocabulary and grammar50 Choose the correct words.The
- 12. The drive-through restaurant is one of the
- 13. Curricular10 Art and designAnswer the questions. Choose only one tower.1. Where is it?2. What is it made of?Answer
- 14. The Eiffel Tower is in Paris. It’s
- 15. Curricular20 ScienceRead the quiz and answer the
- 16. Read the quiz and answer the questionsWhich
- 17. Curricular30 GeographyWhich of the following characterizes tundra
- 18. Which of the following characterizes tundra and
- 19. Curricular40 History What is true about Native Americans?1. Homes:
- 20. What is true about Native Americans?Homes: wooden
- 21. Curricular50 ScienceWhich foods are important for keeping these organs/ parts of the body healthy?Answer
- 22. Which foods are important for keeping these organs/ parts of the body healthy?Return back
- 23. Culture corner10 What are the colours of the British flag? How many crosses are on it?Answer
- 24. The colours of the UK flag are
- 25. Culture corner20 1. The Statue of Liberty is
- 26. 1. The Statue of Liberty is … tall.a) 43
- 27. Culture corner30 At what age do pupils
- 28. At what age do pupils attend secondary
- 29. Culture corner40 What were the most famous
- 30. What were the most famous bands in
- 31. Culture corner50 …This large gothic church in
- 32. What famous sight of London is described in the extract?b) Westminster Abbey Return back
- 33. Do you know?10 What do people call “the land of the midnight sun”?Answer
- 34. What do people call “the land of the midnight sun”?The tundraReturn back
- 35. Do you know?20 Where did the Vikings live?Answer
- 36. Where did the Vikings live?In ScandinaviaReturn back
- 37. Do you know?30 Where is Machu Picchu?Answer
- 38. Where is Machu Picchu?In PeruReturn back
- 39. Do you know?40 What is a chippy?Answer
- 40. What is a chippy?A fish’n’chips shop/restaurantReturn back
- 41. Do you know?50 How much energy does our brain use?Answer
- 42. How much energy does our brain use?Our brain uses 20% of energyReturn back
- 43. Russia10 When did Russian astronaut Y. Gagarin fly into space?Answer
- 44. When did Russian astronaut Y. Gagarin fly into space?On April 12, 1961. Return back
- 45. Russia20 What (job) did Konstantin Tsiolkovsky do?Answer
- 46. What (job) did Konstantin Tsiolkovsky do?A Russian rocket scientist.Return back
- 47. Russia 30 Why is caviar called “food of the Tsars”?Answer
- 48. Why is caviar called “food of
- 49. Russia40 Where is Krasnay Polyana? What is Krasnay Polyana famous for?Answer
- 50. Where is Krasnay Polyana? What is Krasnay
- 51. Russia 50 During the reign of Catherine
- 52. What did Catherine the Great develop during her reign? The arts, sciences, the education system.Return back
Vocabulary and grammar10 Match the columns to make word combinations1. Traffic a) bridge2. Road
Слайд 3Vocabulary and grammar
10 Match the columns to make word combinations
1. Traffic
a) bridge
2. Road b) lane
3. Zebra c) stop
4. Bus d) crossing
5. Underground e) tunnel
6. Foot f) lights
7. Bus g) sign
2. Road b) lane
3. Zebra c) stop
4. Bus d) crossing
5. Underground e) tunnel
6. Foot f) lights
7. Bus g) sign
Answer
Слайд 4Match the columns to make word combinations
Traffic lights
Road sign
Zebra crossing
Bus lane
Underground
tunnel
Foot bridge
Bus stop
Foot bridge
Bus stop
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Слайд 5Vocabulary and grammar
20 Make up sentences using the following words
1. The, not,
cottage, is, but, is, large, comfortable, it.
2. Read, the, and, translate, into, it, article, English.
3. Many, there, stamps, are, new, her, in, collection?
4. Story, a, your, us, told, what, wonderful, father!
2. Read, the, and, translate, into, it, article, English.
3. Many, there, stamps, are, new, her, in, collection?
4. Story, a, your, us, told, what, wonderful, father!
Answer
Слайд 6The cottage is not large, but it is comfortable.
Read the article
and translate it into English.
Are there many new stamps in her collection?
What a wonderful story your father told us.
Are there many new stamps in her collection?
What a wonderful story your father told us.
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Слайд 7Vocabulary and grammar
30 Match the words to their definitions
1. A large building
with apartments
2. An expensive and comfortable flat at the top of a tall building
3. A house which is not joined to another house
4. A house which is joined to another house on one side
5. A large house, usually in the countryside or near the sea, where people stay on holiday
a) Block of flats
b) Semi-detached house
c) Penthouse
d) Villa
e) Detached house
2. An expensive and comfortable flat at the top of a tall building
3. A house which is not joined to another house
4. A house which is joined to another house on one side
5. A large house, usually in the countryside or near the sea, where people stay on holiday
a) Block of flats
b) Semi-detached house
c) Penthouse
d) Villa
e) Detached house
Answer
Слайд 8A large building with apartments
Block of flats
An expensive and comfortable
flat at the top of a tall building
Penthouse
A house which is not joined to another house
Detached house
A house which is joined to another house on one side
Semi-detached house
A large house, usually in the countryside or near the sea, where people stay on holiday
Villa
Penthouse
A house which is not joined to another house
Detached house
A house which is joined to another house on one side
Semi-detached house
A large house, usually in the countryside or near the sea, where people stay on holiday
Villa
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Слайд 9Vocabulary and grammar
40 Change the verbs in brackets into the correct
forms (infinitives or gerunds)
1. I’d like (have) a tuna salad, please.
2. I can’t stand (eat) onions.
3. I look forward to (try) these lemon cakes.
4. Kate would prefer (have) chicken with rice.
5. Do you mind (move) your car, please.
1. I’d like (have) a tuna salad, please.
2. I can’t stand (eat) onions.
3. I look forward to (try) these lemon cakes.
4. Kate would prefer (have) chicken with rice.
5. Do you mind (move) your car, please.
Answer
Слайд 10I’d like to have a tuna salad, please.
I can’t stand eating
onions.
I look forward to trying these lemon cakes.
Kate would prefer to have chicken with rice.
Do you mind moving your car, please
I look forward to trying these lemon cakes.
Kate would prefer to have chicken with rice.
Do you mind moving your car, please
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Слайд 11Vocabulary and grammar
50 Choose the correct words.
The drive-through restaurant is one
of the USA’s great traditions. It’s unusual because the 1) waiters/customers don’t usually go inside! They drive up to a speaker outside the restaurant, 2) grab/ order their food from a worker and get it from a window. Customers can go inside and eat at a 3) table/ booth, but taking your food to go is more 4) famous/ popular. Drive-throughs are a very popular in the USA and sell a wide
5) range/ type of 6) extra/ fast food, like burgers and fries.
5) range/ type of 6) extra/ fast food, like burgers and fries.
Answer
Слайд 12The drive-through restaurant is one of the USA’s great traditions. It’s
unusual because the 1) customers don’t usually go inside! They drive up to a speaker outside the restaurant, 2) order their food from a worker and get it from a window. Customers can go inside and eat at a 3) table, but taking your food to go is more 4) popular. Drive-throughs are a very popular in the USA and sell a wide 5) range of 6) fast food, like burgers and fries.
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Слайд 13Curricular
10 Art and design
Answer the questions. Choose only one tower.
1. Where is
it?
2. What is it made of?
2. What is it made of?
Answer
Слайд 14The Eiffel Tower is in Paris. It’s made of steel.
The Space
Needle is in Seattle, Washington. It’s made of steel.
Eureka Skydeck 88is in Melbourne, Australia. It’s made of glass.
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Слайд 15Curricular
20 Science
Read the quiz and answer the questions
1. Which well-known reptiles don’t
exist anymore?
a) Crocodile b) dinosaurs c) tortoises
2. Which reptiles are poisonous?
a) Iguanas b) alligators c) tiger snakes
3. Where do most reptiles live?
a) In cold places b) in dry places c) in hot places
4. How many legs do most reptiles have?
a) Six b) four c) eight
5. What do most reptiles eat?
a) Meat b) vegetables c) plants
a) Crocodile b) dinosaurs c) tortoises
2. Which reptiles are poisonous?
a) Iguanas b) alligators c) tiger snakes
3. Where do most reptiles live?
a) In cold places b) in dry places c) in hot places
4. How many legs do most reptiles have?
a) Six b) four c) eight
5. What do most reptiles eat?
a) Meat b) vegetables c) plants
Answer
Слайд 16Read the quiz and answer the questions
Which well-known reptiles don’t exist
anymore?
Crocodile b) dinosaurs c) tortoises
Which reptiles are poisonous?
Iguanas b) alligators c) tiger snakes
Where do most reptiles live?
In cold places b) in dry places c) in hot places
How many legs do most reptiles have?
Six b) four c) eight
What do most reptiles eat?
Meat b) vegetables c) plants
Crocodile b) dinosaurs c) tortoises
Which reptiles are poisonous?
Iguanas b) alligators c) tiger snakes
Where do most reptiles live?
In cold places b) in dry places c) in hot places
How many legs do most reptiles have?
Six b) four c) eight
What do most reptiles eat?
Meat b) vegetables c) plants
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Слайд 17Curricular
30 Geography
Which of the following characterizes tundra and hot desert climate
1. It
doesn’t rain very often.
2. It’s very cold even during summertime.
3. Several kinds of plants can live there.
4. There’s no sun during the winter.
5. It can be hot in the morning but freezing cold in the evening.
2. It’s very cold even during summertime.
3. Several kinds of plants can live there.
4. There’s no sun during the winter.
5. It can be hot in the morning but freezing cold in the evening.
Answer
Слайд 18Which of the following characterizes tundra and hot desert climate
It doesn’t
rain very often. Hot Desert
It’s very cold even during summertime. Tundra
Several kinds of plants can live there. Hot Desert
There’s no sun during the winter. Tundra
It can be hot in the morning but freezing cold in the evening. Hot Desert
It’s very cold even during summertime. Tundra
Several kinds of plants can live there. Hot Desert
There’s no sun during the winter. Tundra
It can be hot in the morning but freezing cold in the evening. Hot Desert
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Слайд 19Curricular
40 History
What is true about Native Americans?
1. Homes: wooden houses, skyscrapers, cottages
2. Transport:
canoes, dogs sledges, ships
3. Work: fishermen, hunters, waiters
4. Clothes: animal skin, jeans, silk skirts
3. Work: fishermen, hunters, waiters
4. Clothes: animal skin, jeans, silk skirts
Answer
Слайд 20What is true about Native Americans?
Homes: wooden houses, skyscrapers, cottages
Transport: canoes,
dogs sledges, ships
Work: fishermen, hunters, waiters
Clothes: animal skin, jeans, silk skirts
Work: fishermen, hunters, waiters
Clothes: animal skin, jeans, silk skirts
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Слайд 21Curricular
50 Science
Which foods are important for keeping these organs/ parts of
the body healthy?
Answer
Слайд 23Culture corner
10 What are the colours of the British flag? How
many crosses are on it?
Answer
Слайд 25Culture corner
20 1. The Statue of Liberty is … tall.
a) 43 m
b) 53 m c) 37 m
2. The Empire State Building is a skyscraper with … floors.
a) 100 b) 102 c) 95
3. The Central park has got lakes, restaurants and …
a) A Zoo and a skating rink b) a swimming pool and a cinema c) a water park and a circus.
2. The Empire State Building is a skyscraper with … floors.
a) 100 b) 102 c) 95
3. The Central park has got lakes, restaurants and …
a) A Zoo and a skating rink b) a swimming pool and a cinema c) a water park and a circus.
Answer
Слайд 261. The Statue of Liberty is … tall.
a) 43 m b) 53
m c) 37 m
2. The Empire State Building is a skyscraper with … floors.
a) 100 b) 102 c) 95
3. The Central park has got lakes, restaurants and …
a) A Zoo and a skating rink b) a swimming pool and a cinema c) a water park and a circus.
2. The Empire State Building is a skyscraper with … floors.
a) 100 b) 102 c) 95
3. The Central park has got lakes, restaurants and …
a) A Zoo and a skating rink b) a swimming pool and a cinema c) a water park and a circus.
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Слайд 27Culture corner
30 At what age do pupils attend secondary school?
What subjects
do they learn?
What do pupils do after school activities?
What do pupils do after school activities?
Answer
Слайд 28At what age do pupils attend secondary school?
11-16
What subjects do they
learn?
English, Maths, Science, Geography, Art
What do pupils do after school activities?
Play football, hockey, attend the school choir, perform in musical events
English, Maths, Science, Geography, Art
What do pupils do after school activities?
Play football, hockey, attend the school choir, perform in musical events
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Слайд 29Culture corner
40 What were the most famous bands in the 1960s?
What
modern equipment did people have in the 60s?
What astronaut walked on the moon?
What astronaut walked on the moon?
Answer
Слайд 30What were the most famous bands in the 1960s?
The Beatles, the
Rolling Stones
What modern equipment did people have in the 60s?
A television
What astronaut walked on the moon?
Neil Armstrong
What modern equipment did people have in the 60s?
A television
What astronaut walked on the moon?
Neil Armstrong
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Слайд 31Culture corner
50 …This large gothic church in the centre of London
is the place where kings and queens of England are traditionally crowned, married and buried. Here you can see the tombs of some very famous figures in history including Henry III, Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin as well as visit the museum…
What famous sight of London is described in the extract?
A) Tate Modern b) Westminster Abbey c) the Tower of London
What famous sight of London is described in the extract?
A) Tate Modern b) Westminster Abbey c) the Tower of London
Answer
Слайд 48 Why is caviar called “food of the Tsars”?
It is called
“food of the Tsars” because it used to be the favourite food of various Russian Tsars.
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Слайд 50Where is Krasnay Polyana? What is Krasnay Polyana famous for?
Krasnaya Polyana
is the most modern ski and snowboard resort in Sochi, Russia. It is famous for its skiing pistes and its after-ski cafes.
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Слайд 51Russia
50 During the reign of Catherine the Great, Russia became
one of the great powers of Europe in the 18th century. What did Catherine the Great develop during her reign?
Answer
Слайд 52What did Catherine the Great develop during her reign?
The arts,
sciences, the education system.
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