The educational aim of the lesson:
To teach children to talk about their dream vacation.
To teach using the of gerund.
The developing aim of the lesson:
To develop children`s reading, speaking, writing skills. To rise their out look.
The bringing up aim of the lesson: Bring up children to love motherland and respect others.
Intersubject of the lesson: Geography and history.
Aids of the lesson: cards, pictures
The type of the lesson: Lesson journey
The plan of the lesson.
1. Organization moment.
2. Asking/ who is absent?
3. Phonetic drill
4. Checking up home task
Write about dream vacation
5. Reading the text / Introduction of the new words.
Answer the questions
Travel agencies
6. Giving cards to children (their tickets )
Red cards
Blue cards
Yellow cards
I. Australia
Doing tasks
7. Making dialogue. About dream vacation
II. Great Britain.
Doing tasks
8. Word formation
9. Match the names of the places with the appropriate item
III. Egypt
10. Ex 10 p65 writing
Ex 11 p66 aural
IV. USA
11. Listen to the text. Doing task
Test in a moment
12. Complete the sentences.
13. Conclusion
Brain storm
14. Giving home task Ex 7 write
Page 251 read and translate
15. Marking
1. organization moment.
- Good morning children!
Good morning teacher!
Motto
The more I live
The more I travel
The more I travel
The more I see
The more I see
The more I learn
2. Asking who is absent?
Thank you. sit down, please
Who is on duty today?
Who is absent today?
What date is it today?
What day is it today?
3. phonetic drill.
- Now practice our pronunciation
- Look at the activeboard listen and repeat after me.
Up, down, up, down
Which is the way?
To London town.
Where? Where?
Up in the air,
Close your eyes
And you are there.
4. Checking up home task.
What was your home task?
Writing about dream vacation
Are there any Volunteers?
Are you ready?
Thank you.
We know about your dream vacation. There is a school girl in Astana. Her name is Kuralai. She has dream vacation.
Do you want to know about her dream vacation?
Yes, we do.
In order to know her dream, Open your books on page 61 ex2
5. Reading the text
a) Listen to me and follow the text.
b) Work with new words
Statue of Liberty
Eiffel Tower
Notre Dame Cathedral
Kyoto
C) Pupils read the text one by one
Answer the questions.
Does your dream like Kuralai?
Yes.
Do you want to travel all over the world with Kuralai?
Yes, We do.
Then let`s go to all over the world.
Travel agencies help us to arrange our trips
Travel agencies Zhasulan, Akbota, Beksultan
- Today to our lesson come Travel agencies they will help us to arrange our trip.
- Our tour agent makes your travelling very good.
- Aim of the agent to visit important countries.
- To visit sights of countries.
1. Zhasulan about Australia
2. Akbota about Great Britain
3. Beksultan About Egypt
- Now children let`s to buy tickets.
- Agencies, please tickets
- Now we should do these tasks
6. Giving cards
Red cards
Yellow cards
Blue cards
Good you buy tickets
Start our cruise
I Australia. making dialogue
First country is Australia.
About Australia (teacher)
In order to visit Australia you should make dialogue.
You did this task very good.
Thank you.
Go on
II. Great Britain.
8. Word formation
1. Big - Ben
Trafalgar - Square
White- house
Buckingham -Palace
Westminster- abbey
The Houses of - Parliament
The Tower of - London
Tower - Bridge
9. Match the names of the places with the appropriate item
a) The City A) is associated with wealth and luxury
b) The West End B) the Prime Minister’s official residence
c) Downing Street C) is a political centre
d) Westminster D) houses important Governmental offices
e) Whitehall E) is the financial centre of the UK
f) Knightsbridge F) is a shopping area
III. Egypt
10. Ex 10 p 65 writing
Ex 11 aural
11. Cards work with group
IY. USA
12. Listening to the text.
"From the history of New York".
The first European explorer who saw Manhattan Island was Giovanni da Verrazano, an Italian merchant. The date was April, 1524. Other Europeans followed Verrazanno, most notably Henry Hudson, an Englishman employed by the Dutch East India Company. The Hudson River is named after the navigator who set foot on these shores in 1609.
Even in those days when America was known as the New World, it was a country with the ability of its people to make a good deal. In 1626 the Dutch Trade Company bought Manhattan Island from the local Indians for twenty four dollars. It was probably the most spectacular deal of all times.
Here the Dutch founded their colony and gave it the name New Amsterdam. Forty years later the English fleet under the Duke of York captured the city and renamed it New York. After the war of Independence, in1783 New York became the first capital of the new republic - the USA.
The city grew very quickly. Today's New York is the greatest contrast possible to the island settled by the Dutch in 1624. In a sense, New York is one of the least historic cities in the world.
13. Test in a moment If it is right colour.
1. The first European explorer who saw Manhattan Island was Giovanni da Verrazano, an Italian merchant. -R
2. The Hudson River is named after the navigator who set foot on these shores in 1609. -R
3. In 1646 the Dutch Trade Company bought Manhattan Island from the local Indians for twenty four dollars. -w
4. After the war of Independence, in1783 New York became the first capital of the new republic - the USA. -R
5. Here the Dutch founded their colony and gave it the name New America. – w
6. The city grew very quickly. Today's New York is the greatest contrast possible to the island settled by the Dutch in 1624. -R
- Show me your answers.
Thank you.
14. Conclusion. Brain storm
- We did cruise.
Did you enjoy your time?
1. What big cities did you know in Australia?
2. What is its capital of Australia?
3. What language is spoken here?
4. What do you know about Great Britain?
5. What countries does it includes?
6. Who is head of England?
7. What is its population?
8. What is capital of Egypt?
9. What does Egypt famous with?
10. What is capital of America?
11. What is capital of America?
12. What big cities do you know?
14. Giving home task
13. Ex 7 write
Page 251 read and translate
15. Marking
How many stars do you have ?
Your marks for today.
Thank you for your participation
Good bye!