Learning
objectives
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8.4.2.1 understand specific
information and detail in texts on a growing range of familiar
general and curricular topics, including some extended
texts
8.4.3.1 understand the detail
of an argument on a range of familiar general and curricular
topics, including some extended texts
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Middle
35 min
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The learners play a quiz to
remember previous themes. They choose numbers from the interactive
whiteboard and answer questions.
Reading
Vocabulary
Broomstick
-|ˈbruːmstɪk| - ручка у метлы,
метловище
Keeper - |ˈkiːpər|
- вратарь,
голкипер
Hoop - |huːp|
- обруч
Score - |skɔːr|
- счёт
Guard - |ɡɑːrd|
- сторожить;
караулить
Athlete -
|ˈæθliːt| - спортсмен
Teamwork -
|ˈtiːmwɜːrk| - работа в команде
Chest - |tʃest|
- грудная клетка
Serve - |sɜːrv|
- подача
Net - |net| - сетка
Set up
- |ˈset ʌp| - учреждать, открывать
Ask Students to look at the
picture. Elicit what if anything
Students know about Quidditch
and Harry Potter.
Play the recording. Students
listen and read the text to
find
out.
Task 1. Students answer
questions
Answer
key:
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In the Harry Potter
books, the players fly around on
broomsticks but in real life they run around a pitch
with the broomsticks between their
legs;
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A Quidditch player must
be good at teamwork.
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Sepak takraw is similar
to volleyball.
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It’s really fast and
athletic and good for people who
are good at football.
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There are 7 players on
each team
Task 2. Teacher shows students
information on screen. Students read about unusual games and match
them to their pictures on the board.
Answer
Key:
1.Wife-carrying;
2.Chess
boxing;
3.Underwater
hockey;
4.Bossaball;
Task 3. Teacher gives them
posters with pictures. Students in groups, choose a sport from the
list on the board and present it. They have 5-7 minutes to prepare
for presenting.
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Students answer
questions.
Students write a new
vocabulary and check these words from the
text.
Students discuss and answer
questions.
Students read the text about
two unusual games and answer questions
Students read about unusual
games and match them to their pictures on the
board.
Students in groups, choose a
sport from the list on the board and present
it.
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Mutual
valuation
Individual
evaluation
Individual
evaluation
Verbal
evaluation
Individual
evaluation
Verbal
evaluation
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Interactive
whiteboard
Student’s book at page
42
Student’s book at page
42;
Interactive
whiteboard
Student’s book at page
42;
Interactive
whiteboard
Pictures
Posters
Pictures
Internet
resources
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