English is my favourite subject

The theme: English is my favourite subject.

The educational aim:

a) to explain the new words;

b) to read and translate the postcard on p. 15;

c) to do oral and written exercises.

The developing aim:

To enlarge pupils’ vocabulary stock, to develop their habits and skills of oral and written speech.

The aim of up-bringing:

To bring up pupils to be friendly each other.

The type of the lesson: mixed

The method of the lesson: interactive

The equipment: textbook, pictures

The procedure of the lesson:

The beginning of the lesson

Greetings

Psychological preparing pupils for the lesson.

To ask about summer holidays:

1. to check up the homework ex.11 on p.12

2. to retell the text on p. 10

c) to take a spelling quiz.

The main part of the lesson.

The new lesson: English is my favourite subject.

To explain the new words

to take photo [teik fәutәu]

Empire State Building [empaiәsteit bildiŋ]

Greenwich [grinid૩]

Chinatown [t∫ainәtaun]

Statue of Liberty [stætju: כv libәti]

helicopter [helikכptә]

nickname [nikneim]

darling [dαliŋ]

to be sure [bi: ∫uә]

to the new words and make up sentences.

Ex. 1 on p. 9. Read and translate the dialogue. on p.17

Mike: We’re having a lovely time, Dad.

David: I’m sure there’s a lot to do!

Mike: There is! We’ve been for a walk in Central Park. It’s so big. Everything here is big. We’ve climbed the Empire State Building. We haven’t been to Greenwich Village yet & we haven’t been to Chinatown either. We’re going to do that tomorrow.

David: Have you seen the Statue of Liberty?

Mike: Oh, yes, we have. We’ve just had a helicopter tour of the city. We’re going to see a show on Broadway.

David: Darling, enjoy your time.

Mike: Dad, have you ever heard the nickname of New York?

David: Of, course. The Big Apple.

Mike: Yes. Bye-bye, dad.

David: Bye, darling!

Ex.12 on p.17. Complete the chart.

Ex. 11 on p. 17. Read & practice the pronunciation

To finish the lesson.

Conclusion

Marking

Homework: ex. 16 on p. 18