Date:
Grade: 6
Theme:
Travelling
around London
Aim: to teach students to use
new lexis in everyday life, to teach to express their own opinion,
to broaden their outlook, to teach to work in team.
Tasks:
educational: to enrich
students’ vocabulary stock with words concerning the
theme
developing: to develop
speaking, reading and writing habits
bringing – up: to motivate
students’ interest in learning English, to educate the feelings of
patriotism, to make students feel themselves rich and
successful
The type of the lesson: getting
information
The kind of the lesson:
demonstrative lesson
The visual aids:
Video clip
Tour around London
1.Organization
moment
T:
Good
morning, pupils. I’m glad to see all of you here
today.
There are different
pictures on the blackboard. Look and say how would you formulate
the name of our lesson? T:
The name of
our lesson is “Places of interest in London”.
2.
Brainstorming
T:
What is your
association with the name 'London'?”
city
capital
England
London
large
We will add some more
associations during our lesson.
3. New
material
T:
Look at the
screen. Here are some pictures of sights of London. Repeat after me
‘Big Ben’. Finish the sentence:
Tower Bridge; Westminster
Abbey; Buckingham Palace; the Houses of Parliament; Trafalgar
Square; Big Ben.
T:
Look at the
screen. Here is the test. You are going to be experts. Choose the
right answer to finish the sentences.
1.Westminster Abbey is
a) the church, b) the river, c) the
house
2. Buckingham Palace is
the place for a) the
Queen, b) the Parliament, c)
the businessmen
3. The Houses of
Parliament is the place where a) teenagers dance,
b)country’s leaders
speak, c) Prince Charles
lives
4. Trafalgar Square is
a) the museum, b)the art gallery, c) the
street
5. Tower Bridge is
across a) the Rain, b) the Mississippi, c)
the
Thames
T:
Now let’s
add some more associations to the scheme. What
are they?
4. Consolidation of
a new material
А)
T: Imagine you have a
chance to visit London. What places you would like to visit? Look
at the screen. Use these phrases to complete the sentences. Repeat
after me I would like to
visit,iIt is a pleasure to see, I want to go to.
For
example I would like to see
Big Ben. What about
you?
The
Houses of
Parliament Queen
Elizabeth 2
I would like to visit
Big Ben
It is a pleasure to see
Buckingham Palace
I want to go to
Tower Bridge Westminster
Abbey
Trafalgar
Square
Б)
T:Look at the
screen. Match the phrases and
complete the sentences. One place of interest may have 2 or 3
variants. For example Big Ben is a popular
place for tourists. Big Ben is famous for its
clock. Give as many variants
as possible.
Big
Ben
|
is
|
a historic
building
|
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Buckingham
Palace
|
the
capital
|
tourists.
|
Westminster
Abbey
|
famous
for
|
the river
Thames.
|
London
|
across
|
its
clock.
|
Tower
Bridge
|
a popular
place for
|
of
England.
|
Trafalgar
Square
|
|
|
6.
Listening
T:
You’ve got
the cards on your tables. I will read the sentences. You should
decide if the sentence is true or false and put a cross in the
card.
1.London is the capital of
America.
2. Big Ben is a popular
street.
3. Buckingham Palace is the
place for the Queen.
4. The Thames is the main river
in London.
5. Westminster Abbey is a
historic building.
6. Queen Elizabeth 2 lives in
Westminster Abbey.
7. Trafalgar Square is a
popular place for tourists.
T:
Look at the
blackboard. This is the key to this test.
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true
|
false
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1
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+
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2
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+
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3
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+
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4
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+
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5
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+
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6
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+
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7
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+
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9
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+
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Give 1 point to each correct
answer and count your results. Now give a mark.
“5” – 7 points; “3” – 3
points;
“4” – 5-6 points;
“2” – 1-2 points
7.
Speaking
T:
There is the
scheme on the blackboard. Repeat after
me.
8.
Giving marks
and homework.