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План урока по английскому языку на тему "Places to Live In"

Урок позволит учащимся расширить и углубить свои социокультурные знания, научит использовать таблицы в устной речи.
04.05.2015

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План урока разработам по международным стандартам и содержит все этапы урока, начиная с разминки и заканчивая дополнительными заданиями. Ребята узнают о необычных местах, приспособленных для проживания.

Новую информацию им нужно использовать для заполнения таблицы, а потом использовать систематизированную информацию в устной речи, анализируя все места. Урок разработан таким образом, чтобы каждый учащийся был активным участником учебного процесса. План содержит информацию о возможных сложностях, с которыми могут столкнуться учащиеся и возможные способы их решения. Вся информация на английском языке.

Aims:

my students will be able to analyse and argumentatively discuss different places to live in.

Sub-aims:

To fill in the advantages and disadvantages of  alternative places to live in the table on the basis of a written and heard info;

Use the info from the table in freer speaking activity;

Improve listening for gist and specific info skills;

Give freer speaking practice about living outback;

Stage.

1. Warming up.

To introduce the topic and involve students in the discussion.

Walk around the classroom, read the expressions and choose the one you like best of all. Stand nearby and be ready to explain your choice.

CCQ: are you going to move around? (yes) Can you go outside? (no) Do you need to choose the saying you like? (yes) Do you need to explain your choice? (yes)

What is our topic for today? – Home.

2. Reading.

To introduce the text and topic we are going to read.

1) Pre-reading

1. Soon you’ll become students. Where do students usually live? Brainstorm ideas. (flat, hostel, shared flat)

План урока по английскому языку на тему Places to Live In

One of your friends is going to study in America but doesn’t know about places for American students to live in

3. Reading for the main idea.

To get general idea of the text.

2) While-reading

Read the introduction to the text and tell me what are these places? (alternatives for students to live in)

What is unusual about these places? (historical places used for other purposes earlier)

4. Vocabulary work.

To overcome difficulties while reading.

2. Eliciting

- What’s downtown?... (use voc sheet)

Drill chorally and individually.

Controlled practice.

To check the meaning, pronunciation and use of new voc.

1) Match the pictures with the words.

2) Find the definitions A-I to the words 1-9

3) Fill in the gaps in the sentences.

Take 2 stripes with the sentences. Put the number of the sentence in your copy book and write down the word or phrase which suits the gap. Give the stripes to your partner.

Read the sentence aloud, tell the name and the number of the sentence. This person reads that sentence.

Freer practice.

To use new voc in meaningful writing.

4) Write a story using as many new words as possible. Read aloud – others listen, count new words used. The person, able to use the greatest number of new voc gets a sticker.

Reading for specific info.

To get specific info from a written text, improve critical thinking while filling in the tables.

2) While-reading

Your friend heard sth about alternative places but he is too busy at university and asked you to find some info about them. I wanted to help you but as usual, my naughty nephew came and cut everything into pieces! Read some info about one of these unusual places and fill in the name, advantages and disadvantages of this place in the table.

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LESSON PLAN on the topic “Places to Live in”


Level / Age: intermediate, 15-16



Aims: my students will be able to analyse and argumentatively discuss different places to live in.


Sub-aims:

  • To fill in the advantages and disadvantages of alternative places to live in the table on the basis of a written and heard info

  • Use the info from the table in freer speaking activity

  • Improve listening for gist and specific info skills

  • Give freer speaking practice about living outback



Personal aims:

  • Mind TTT/STT

  • Avoid echoing

  • Include movement activities



Materials:

  • Didactic materials: p.44-45 from Oxford Exam Excellence. Preparation for secondary school exams by Danuta Gryca, Joanna Sosnowska etc., Oxford University Press, 2006;

  • Audio material #10 from Smart Audio CD, Oxford Exam Excellence. Preparation for secondary school exams by Danuta Gryca, Joanna Sosnowska etc., Oxford University Press, 2006;

  • Pictures p.43 from Oxford Exam Excellence. Preparation for secondary school exams by Danuta Gryca, Joanna Sosnowska etc., Oxford University Press, 2006;

  • Internet resource ‘sayings about home’: http://www.quotegarden.com/home.html

  • Pictures used from Internet resource http://yandex.ru/images/search?img_url=http%3A%2F%2Fsphotos-c.ak.fbcdn.net%2Fhphotos-ak-snc7%2Fc101.0.403.403%2Fp403x403%2F484105_590340010981174_1498200788_n.jpg&uinfo=sw-1366-sh-768-ww-1349-wh-667-pd-1-wp-16x9_1366x768&text=loft-style%20apartment%20pictures&noreask=1&pos=1&lr=62&rpt=simage


Assumptions: The students know main vocabulary on the topic “Homes”, can use their background knowledge and experience on the topic


Timetable fit: this is the 3rd 135min lesson on the topic including higher level (B2/C1) preparation on reading and listening skills.

For Skills Work (Reading, Writing, Listening or Speaking)

Anticipated problems

Solutions

Students may not know some vocabulary in reading and listening tasks


Students may be confused with the names and advantages/disadvantages of the places in reading task


Students may waste time finding info in the text in post-reading activity


Pre-teach new vocabulary, guess from context



Fill in necessary info in the table




Use their tables with all necessary info


Stage


Stage Aims

Time

Procedure

Interac

tion Pattern

Warming up

To introduce the topic and involve students in the discussion


7 min

Walk around the classroom, read the expressions and choose the one you like best of all. Stand nearby and be ready to explain your choice.

CCQ: are you going to move around? (yes) Can you go outside? (no) Do you need to choose the saying you like? (yes) Do you need to explain your choice? (yes)

What is our topic for today? – Home.

Indiv/



T-cl

Reading







Reading for the main idea





Vocabulary work


Controlled practice











Freer practice




Reading for specific info


























Freer Practice

To introduce the text and topic we are going to read





To get general idea of the text





To overcome difficulties while reading

To check the meaning, pronunciation and use of new voc









To use new voc in meaningful writing



To get specific info from a written text, improve critical thinking while filling in the tables





To get specific info from a heard text, improve critical thinking while filling in the tables














To improve speaking skills and creative thinking

2 min







2 min






15 min














10 min



5 min











10 min
















10 min

1) Pre-reading

1. Soon you’ll become students. Where do students usually live? Brainstorm ideas. (flat, hostel, shared flat)

One of your friends is going to study in America but doesn’t know about places for American students to live in.

2) While-reading

Read the introduction to the text and tell me what are these places? (alternatives for students to live in)

What is unusual about these places? (historical places used for other purposes earlier)

2. Eliciting

-What’s downtown?... (use voc sheet)

Drill chorally and individually

1)Match the pictures with the words.


2)Find the definitions A-I to the words 1-9


3)Fill in the gaps in the sentences.

Take 2 stripes with the sentences. Put the number of the sentence in your copy book and write down the word or phrase which suits the gap. Give the stripes to your partner.

Read the sentence aloud, tell the name and the number of the sentence. This person reads that sentence.

4)Write a story using as many new words as possible. Read aloud – others listen, count new words used. The person, able to use the greatest number of new voc gets a sticker.

2) While-reading

Your friend heard sth about alternative places but he is too busy at university and asked you to find some info about them. I wanted to help you but as usual, my naughty nephew came and cut everything into pieces! Read some info about one of these unusual places and fill in the name, advantages and disadvantages of this place in the table.

3) Post-reading

1. Share your info with your partner for him/her to fill in this info in the table, go to another partner and tell him/her your info again. Finally, you’ll have info about all the places and may give this table to your friend and let him decide whether he is ready to live in one of these places or not.

CCQ: are you going to read all the parts or just one of them? (one), Do you need to write anything? What? (Yes, name, advantages and disadvantages of the place), Can you share you info with others? (yes), Do you need to write about other places? (yes), How many places are you going to write about? (4).

Let’s check who knows the places better. Take a sentence, read it and name the place. The person having more correct answers will win. (a sticker)

2. Imagine you live in one of these places. Prepare to tell others about your life there but don’t tell the name.

Let’s guess the place. The winner gets a sticker.


T-cl







Indiv.



T-P1,P2



T-cl



Pair work

Group work

Indiv.





P1,P2,P3


Indiv.









Pair work

















P1,P2-cl

Feedback and link.


To go smoothly to the next task

2 min

What’s the biggest plus of living in such a place?

What’s the biggest minus of living in such a place?

One more minus can be living outback.

T-cl

Listening










Controlled practice


















Freer practice

To introduce the topic; to improve logical thinking








To get general idea and check guesses






To get specific info from audio text











To improve speaking skills on the topic “Living outback”



5 min










4 min







8 min









6 min





4 min





  1. Pre-listening. Eliciting

Divide students into 2 teams (markers of different colour). We are going to listen about one kind of place, but I forgot what it means. Find the sentences of your colour around the class, look through the sentences and tell me what outback is. (a part of the country far away from the cities)

What is the text about? (life in remote places)

What might be the topics discussed? Brainstorm.

  1. While-listening

  1. Listen and check your guesses (Medical care, education, distances between people).

CCQ: Are you going to write anything? (no)

Are you going to compare variants you’ve chosen with those you’re going to hear? (yes)

  1. Ex.5, p.45 Listen again and decide which of the sentences are True (T), and which are False (F).

CCQ: Do you need to write the sentences? (no), Do you need to choose one of the variants? (yes), Can you circle both variants? (no)

Compare results in pairs.

Write your variants on the board. Check all together and circle correct variants/ The pair who have more correct variants are the winners (give stickers).

  1. Post-listening

Work in pairs. Tell your partners not less than 2 positive and 2 negative reasons of living outback where 1 statement is false. Your partner guesses the False one. Then, swap the roles.

CCQ: Are you going to work in pairs? (yes), Are you going to ask each other questions? (no), Are you going to tell only positive/negative reasons? (no, both), What reasons are you going to tell? (true and false), How many false reasons are you going to tell? (1)

Pair work









Indiv./ T-cl


Indiv.



Pair work

P1,P2-cl




Pair work


T-cl




Pair work

Speaking.

Picture-based Discussion.

To introduce the topic and involve students in the discussion


5 min












4 min





10 min


1. One of my foreign friends is going to come and live in Russia. The only problem is that he can’t decide where he wants to live: in the countryside or in a city. I wrote a post in the Internet and asked people to describe places where they live to help my friend choose, but an awful virus ate some of the words. Please, help me. I can’t send Bill letters like these…

CCQ: do you need to write anything? (yes) How many words are you going to write in each gap? (1)

Exchange the letters and check your works.

2.Some other people also shared their opinions, but when I copied them they started looking like these... Could you give me a favour and complete the sentences?

3. The last thing we can do for my friend is to discuss advantages and disadvantages of living in the countryside and in the city. Work in pairs. Choose the place you are going to prove to be the best, think of at least 3 more arguments.

What phrases do we use to disagree and express opinion? I have the phrases. Look them through and choose the phrases you are going to use. Be polite. I’m going to record our discussion and send it to Bill.

I hope, now he can compare all for and against and make a decision.

Pair work










Pair work




Pair work







Group work

Feedback

To express opinion on the procedure of the discussion

3 min

What was the most essential argument? Were all students using polite phrases while giving reasons? What would you like to be different in such a discussion? What would you change next time?

t-cl

Homework

To improve writing a personal letter skill

2 min

Do we live in a megapolis? In the outback? I have a great idea! Let’s describe our city, maybe Bill will like it and won’t go to the countryside. Write a personal letter, describing a place where you live.

What are the main parts of the letter? What can we write about?

t-cl

Extra activity

To remind useful phrases for personal letters

3 min

I have some phrases you can use in your personal and formal letters. But my nephew mixed all of them up. Work in pairs. Find phrases for both letters and put them in the correct order

Pair work


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