The plan of the lesson
Date:
Form: 7
“А,
B”
Theme: What should
you do to keep fit II?
The teacher:
The aims:
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Educational aim: a)
to describe new lesson; b) to introduce with new
words;
B) Developing aim: train pupils and develop their reading and
writing,
hearing
and speaking.
C) Cultural
aim: to develop mental activity
and to develop their honest.
The type: Mixed
lesson
Methods: Active board, Vocabulary method, grammatical method,
question-answer, and play the games, doing the phonetic drill
exercise.
Visual aids: Microsoft Power Point program, slides, pictures and
games.
Literature: Internet, additional materials, “English” by
Aiapova.
The
structure of the lesson
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Organization moment
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greeting
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checking up the attendance
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to ask the date and the weather
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Checking up the homework
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Phonetic drill exercise
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Review of the last material
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New lesson
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Doing exercises
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Resting time
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Giving the homework
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Putting marks
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The end of the lesson
The procedure of the lesson
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Organization moment:
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Good afternoon, pupils!
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Good afternoon, teacher!
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How are you?
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We
are fine, thank you! And you?
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I’m fine, too. Thanks, sit down, please!
B)
C)
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Today is
the ______________
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Thanks, sit down. And what day is it today? Please, you are!
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Today is the _____________
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Thank you! And what season is it now?
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It
is winter now.
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Checking up the home work
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So, what was your homework?
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Exercise _________________
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Who is ready for the homework?
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I’m ready for the homework!
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Please,
read. Ok! Thank you!
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Phonetic drill exercise
Headache
Lifestyle
Disease
Enough
Injection
Delicious
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N ew lesson
A
recent survey shows that children in Britain aren’t as fit as their
parents and grandparents.
The
problem starts at school. Teachers nowadays have to give a lot of
time to subjects like Maths, English, Geography, Chemistry and so
pupils do less PE and Games. Also, most pupils don’t walk or cycle
to school. Some go on the bus, but more and more parents take their
children to school and back by car.
When they get home, they sit down and watch TV or play computer
games. The survey says that sixty per cent of British children have
got a television or computer in their bedroom.
This problem about young people isn’t just a British problem.
Surveys in other countries show that it’s happening all over the
world. Children eat too much junk food, they don’t read books, and
they don’t take enough exercises, because they’ve got all these
wonderful things – televisions, video-recorders, DVD-s, computers,
cars.
Some
and any
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Some болымды сөйлемдерде
қолданылады.
There
are some apples on the table.
2. Any
болымсыз сөйлемдерде қолданылады.
Is
there any water in the glass?
3. Some
сұраулы сөйлемдерде, біреуден бір нәрсе
сұрағанда не біреуге бір нәрсе ұсынғанда қолданылады.
Can I have some tea?
Much
and many
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Much сұраулы және болымсыз
сөйлемдерде саналмайтын зат есімдермен қолданылады.
How
much cheese is there in the fridge?
2. Many
сұраулы және болымсыз сөйлемдерде саналатын зат
есімдермен ғана қолданылады.
How many children have they got?
A few
and a little
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A
few саналатын зат есімдермен ғана
қолданылады.
There
are a few apples on the table.
2. A
little саналмайтын зат есімдермен
ғана қолданылады.
There’s a little milk in the bottle.
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Some / any
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We use some/any in positive sentences:
I
want _________________ bread.
2)
We use some/any in sentences with a negative meaning.
I
never drink ___________ alcohol. I don’t want _______mineral water,
thanks.
3)
In requests and offers in questions we use some/ any:
Would you like ____________ cake?
b.
Much/many/a few/ a little
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We use much/many and a few/ a little with uncountable
nouns:
“Is
there ______ milk left?”
“No, there’s only _______”
2)
We use much/many and a few/ a little with countable nouns:
There are not ___________ cans of coke left and there are only
___________cans of orange juice.
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Resting time
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Giving the homework
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Putting marks
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The end of the lesson