Short-term plan 2 Term II
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Long-term plan unit: 9.2A: Earth and our place in it (Content with language) |
School: Privolnoe secondary school |
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Teacher’s name: Samat Erkezhan |
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Grade: 9 |
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Professional Development |
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Theme of the lesson: Environmental problems |
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Learning objectives(s) |
9.S4 respond with growing flexibility at both sentence and discourse level to unexpected comments on a range of general and curricular topics 9.L6 deduce meaning from context in unsupported extended talk on a wide range of general and curricular topics 9.L7 Future simple |
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Lesson objectives |
All learners will be able to:
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Most learners will be able to:
Some learners will be able to:
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Students achieve the objectives if they are able to identify issues from the recording and speak about an issue against the descriptor |
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Previous learning |
Climate change |
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Plan |
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1-3 min |
Brainstorm Have students look at the pictures and say what global issue they are illustrating. Accept all appropriate answers; if students can’t translate some issues help them. They will learn new words later on. They guess the topic of the lesson. |
PPT |
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4-10 min 11-15 min 16-20 min 21-35 min |
Introducing the topic, learning and lesson objectives of the lesson Pre-learning\ Introducing new vocabulary Teacher introduces new vocabulary to the class, has a pronunciation drilling 1.Deforestation 2.The destruction of habitats 3.Famine 4.Flooding 5.Malnutrition 6.Natural disasters 7.Overpopulation 8.Poverty 9. emission of (carbon dioxide), to emit 10. consequence 11. to increase\ decrease (noun the increase\decrease)
As a class, students discuss which of the issues are environmental, which are human, which are both. If students disagree, ask them to give reasons to support their opinions, e.g., some students may say that floods are environmental issues, others may say it is also a human issue, if the floods are caused by poor defenses built by people. Task 1 Match the columns to make collocations
Keys: 1d 2f 3a 4c 5g 6e 7b
Task 2 Read the words and find their meaning
1. an area that provides an animal or plant with food, water, shelter and living space; 2. to become interested, to take part in; 3. died out and gone from the Earth forever animals and plants (like dinosaurs); 4. to use over and over again. 5. to set a personal example to make other people do something; 6. making water, air and soil dirty and dangerous for people and animals to live in; 7. natural balance between plants, animals, people and their environment; 8. a gas which animals breath out and green plants breath in to make food; 9. climate, air, water and soil in which people, animals and plants live; 10. a gas that makes up about 21% of the Earth atmosphere, all living creatures need it to survive; Keys A-7 B-9 C-6 D-10 E-8 F-3 G-1 H-5 I-2 J-4 Task 3 Read the texts and match the passages with the titles. One title is extra. Titles to the text “Environmental problems”. 1. Being in danger or becoming extinct. 2. Deforestation 3. Litter 4. Water Pollution 5. Global warming 6. Encouraging others and taking action 7. Destruction of the ozone layer
A. People produce too much packaging and food waste and throw them in the streets; that causes many illnesses which spread more easily. B. A lot of animals become endangered or die out because of deforestation or because people kill them for their horns, tusks and beautiful skin. Only 50.000 wild tigers and 40 (!) far-eastern white leopards remain. They are hunted and killed for their skin and body parts which are used in medicine. C. Factories and cars produce poisonous gases which go up into the air. More and more people are getting skin cancer. D. Forests are disappearing as trees are cut down or burnt. Less and less oxygen is produced. E. Our task is to set example to other people how to recycle plastic things, cans and paper; not to litter and to get involved in the protection of nature. F. Dangerous waste from factories goes into oceans, seas and rivers, killing fish. Keys: A3 B1 C7 D2 E6 F4 Task 4 Put the verbs in the following sentences in the affirmative, interrogative and negative forms of Future Simple.
1.I (to do) morning
exercises. Task 5 Use words in parentheses to form sentences in Future Simple. Pay attention to what form the sentence should be in (affirmative, interrogative or negative).
Task6 Translate into English:
1. Она будет
занята.
Task 7 Match the words with their definitions.
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