Tima Wrap
«Time wrap»
Фролова Л.И., Сабирова А.Ф
учителя английского языка
МАОУ «Полилингвальный образовательный комплекс «Адымнар-Алабуга» ЕМР РТ
Цель:
- Совершенствовать умения и навыки говорения по теме «Time wrap»
- Активизировать лексико-грамматический материал по теме «Time wrap», «Modern devices»
- Получить общее представление об образе жизни 40-х гг. 20 века.
Оборудование и материалы: компьютер, карточки с изображением современных дивайсов, медиапроектор, доска.
Планируемые результаты:
предметные: умение читать тексты с пониманием основного содержания; умение сопоставить заголовки к текстам
личностные: первоначальный опыт участия в межкультурной коммуникации;
доброжелательное отношение к другим участникам учебной деятельности; мотивация к познавательной деятельности; мотивация к учебной деятельности
метапредметные: способность к трансформации языковых единиц на уровне предложения; способность к построению высказывания в соответствии с коммуникативными задачами; оценивать свои умения в различных видах речевой деятельности
Методические советы по его организации:
-обеспечить в ходе урока повторение лексики по теме урока, повторение грамматических времен и лексических значений;
- продолжить формирование следующих специальных умений по предмету: техника чтения вслух и перевода, аудирование, устная речь;
- развитие навыков монологической и диалогической речи
- проведение динамической паузы.
Список использованной литературы: «Insight: Pre-Intermediate Student Book», aвтор Джейн Уайлдмен, Fiona Beddall,2013.
Приложения:
Технологическая карта
Класс: 8
Тип урока: урок изучения и первичного усвоения знаний по теме: «Time wrap»
Тема урока: The way of life in the past
Цели урока:
Совершенствовать умения и навыки говорения по теме «Time wrap»,
1.Активизировать лексико-грамматический материал по теме «Modern devices»
2. Получить общее представление об образе жизни 40-х гг. 20 века.
Задачи урока:
Развивающий аспект: развить мышление, память, речь и внимание
Воспитательный аспект: воспитание культуры общения на иностранном языке в устной речи, уважительного отношения к окружающим
Учебный: совершенствование лексических навыков говорения в виде монологической и диалогической речи.
Форма работы: фронтальная, парная, групповая
Наглядность: видео-ролик,.
Оборудование: компьютер, медиапроектор, доска.
Девиз урока: Small steps, big results. It is all about us! — Маленькими шагами мы достигаем больших результатов. Это все МЫ!
№ | Этап урока | Время | Содержание | Методы и приемы | Деятельность учителя | Деятельность ученика | УУД |
1 | Организационный этап | 5 | Приветствие. Беседа с классом | Фронтальный опрос | Приветствует учеников, создает атмосферу иноязычного общения, используя видео-ролик, с целью подведения к теме урока https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX-CIF6Djwg
| Приветствуют учителя, включаются в речевую деятельность, отвечая на вопросы учителя после просмотра видео | Коммуникативные |
2 | Постановка целей и задач урока. Мотивация учебной деятельности учащихся | 3 | Введение элемента нового материала
| Фронтальный опрос | Проговаривается тема урока и задаются вопросы для выражения личного мнения На доске пишем выражение «Modern devices». Учитель показывает карточки с изображением современных дивайсов и дети предлагают свои варианты современных дивайсов. What do they mean? Give the examples. Which modern devices couldn’t you live without?
| Ответы учащихся | Регулятивные, логические, познавательные |
3 | Мозговой штурм | 3 | Развитие лексических, логических навыков. | Фронтальный опрос | На доске выводится фото с изображением кухни. Класс делится на 2 группы. Одна группа защищает 1940-ые (используя лексику : simple life, family time, no distractions), а вторая современность (comfort, speed, technology). Do you think people had a comfortable life in their houses in the past? Discussion.
| Варианты ответов учащихся
Mobile phones, internet, visiting museums and parks, the life was cheaper, the life is more expensive
“Looking at this collage , I can see that in the 1940s people had to spend more time on chores, whereas today we have appliances”
| Логические |
4 | Первичное усвоение новых знаний | 3 | Организовать осмысленное восприятие новой информации, изучить новый материал | фронтальная работа, индивидуальная | Ex.1, pg 42. 1 SPEAKING. Work in pairs. Look at the photo of a kitchen in a 1940s house. Choose the things you think the average family had in the 1940s. Do you think life was difficult? Why / why not? central heating ı a DVD player a fridge ■ a microwave ■ a radio ■ an oven ■ a computer ■ a washing machine ■ a hoover ■ a dishwasher ■ a phone*a television | Варианты ответов учащихся | Общеучебные регулятивные логические |
5 | Первичная проверка понимания | 4 | Развитие лексических, логических навыков. | Фронтальный опрос | Учитель раздает материал с текстом “The 1940s house”. Look through the text and find key words that are suitable for one of sentences in ex.3, p.42
A 'There were many times when I thought, “I can’t do this. I am a twenty-first century woman, I don’t work eighteen-hour days." But then I'd stop and say, "Hang on. In the 1940s, women didn't say they couldn’t do it. They just got on with it.'" These are the words of fifty-year-old Lyn Hymers, who took part in an experiment called The 1940s House. The purpose of the experiment was to see if a modern-day family could survive in the 1940s. B In March, Lyn, her husband Michael, her daughter and two grandsons arrived at a three-bedroomed, semi-detached house in south London. Unfortunately, when they opened the door, all twenty-first century labour-saving devices magically is disappeared. There was no central heating in the two-storey house, not much soap or toilet paper and only a radio for entertainment! The family didn’t have a fridge, but luckily they had an oven and a larder. They also had a coal fire to keep them warm. C But food and warmth were not as important as safety - their first task was to quickly dig a hole in the garden for a 2 metre by 1 metre air-raid shelter*. World War II started in 1939 and, although the war wasn't real for the Hymers, they spent a lot of time in the old-fashioned shelter. They wanted the experiment to be as realistic as possible. D The war wasn't real, but the difficulties of everyday life were. In the 1940s, there was food rationing*. There wasn't much meat or milk, or many eggs, and the food was really boring. As a result, the family were often hungry, especially the children. Before the experiment, the children often had snacks, but now they ate dry sandwiches for lunch, filled with lettuce from the garden. E Domestic chores were a challenge, too. In the 1940s these chores were like a full-time job. While Michael went out to work, Lyn and her daughter spent most of their time preparing meals, doing the dishes and hoovering the floor. Things that Lyn did easily before, now became terribly difficult. She missed her washing machine most of all. 'We had to boil the clothes and when the weather wasn't good, it was impossible to dry anything,' said Lyn. F Today, Lyn is back in her modern, open-plan home, but surprisingly, she misses the 1940s house. The family grew closer, she feels, because they helpfully shared the hard work. In the evenings they played board games with the children, read books or just talked. Life in the 1940s wasn't easy, but an easier and more comfortable so life doesn't necessarily mean a better life. 'I would happily go back there,' she says. 'I loved that house and the shelter w here we all laughed and cried together as a family.’
| Чтение текста, извлечение необходимой информации | Коммуникативные, познавательные |
6 | Первичное закрепление | 5 | Осмысленное усвоение и закрепление знаний. | Индивидуальная работа | Discuss the questions Would you like to take part in an experiment like this? Why/Why not? Do you think people were happy in the 40? Why/Why not? How were men’s and women’s lives different in the 40?
| Выводим на доску коллаж с изображением разных эпох и рассуждаем, используя фразы | Общеучебные Регулятивные Логические |
7 | | | | | In pairs, students should choose a period of history they would be interested to. Work in groups. Imagine you are going to take part in a similar experiment for a month, but you are allowed to take three labour-saving devices or gadgets with you. Agree on three things to take with you. You can use the list in exercise 1 to help you.
Encourage Students to Use Some language for making suggestions, аgrееiпg оr disagreeing , e.g.l think we really nееd ..,;How about taking ...?; l think that ... would bе mоrе useful; l’m nоt sure. What about .. . instead? . At the end of the activity, оnе student presents the grоuр’s ideas to the class. Have а class vote оn which grоuр chose the most useful devices.
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8 | Информация о домашнем задании, инструктаж по его выполнению
| 5 | Запись домашнего задания | Фронтальная работа, индивидуальная | What would you miss most if you lived in the 1940s? WHY? | Контролирует запись учащимися д/з, объясняет домашнюю работу. | Регулятивные |
9 | Рефлексия ( подведение итогов занятия) | 3 | Обощение и выводы | групповая | Возвращает класс к коллажу. Просит оценить жизнь в 1940-ых, опираясь на факты из текста, используя лексику из текста rationing, household chores, coal fire И использовать грамматику used to/would для описания прошлого.
Which lifestyle is better and why?
| Проводит сравнительный анализ : С чего начали и к чему пришли, выражают свое мнение. | Коммуникативные и регулятивные |
Коллаж
Приложения:
Ex.1, p. 42.
1 SPEAKING. Work in pairs. Look at the photo of a
kitchen in a 1940s house. Choose the things you
think the average family had in the 1940s. Do you
think life was difficult? Why / why not?
central heating ı a DVD player a fridge
■ a microwave ■ a radio ■ an oven ■ a computer
■ a washing machine ■ a hoover ■ a dishwasher
■ a phone*a television
Look through the text and find key words that are suitable for one of sentences in ex.3, p.42.
The 1940s House.
A 'There were many times when I thought, “I can’t do this. I am a twenty-first century woman, I don’t work eighteen-hour days." But then I'd stop and say, "Hang on. In the 1940s, women didn't say they couldn’t do it. They just got on with it.'" These are the words of fifty-year-old Lyn Hymers, who took part in an experiment called
The purpose of the experiment was to see if a modern-day family could survive in the 1940s.
B In March, Lyn, her husband Michael, her daughter and two grandsons arrived at a three-bedroomed, semi-detached house in south London. Unfortunately, when they opened the door, all twenty-first century labour-saving devices magically is disappeared. There was no central heating in the two-storey house, not much soap or toilet paper and only a radio for entertainment! The family didn’t have a fridge, but luckily they had an oven and a larder. They also had a coal fire to keep them warm.
C But food and warmth were not as important as safety - their first task was to quickly dig a hole in the garden for a 2 metre by 1 metre air-raid shelter*. World War II started in 1939 and, although the war wasn't real for the Hymers, they spent a lot of time in the old-fashioned shelter. They wanted the experiment to be as realistic as possible.
D The war wasn't real, but the difficulties of everyday life were. In the 1940s, there was food rationing*. There wasn't much meat or milk, or many eggs, and the food was really boring. As a result, the family were often hungry, especially the children. Before the experiment, the children often had snacks, but now they ate dry sandwiches for lunch, filled with lettuce from the garden.
E Domestic chores were a challenge, too. In the 1940s these chores were like a full-time job. While Michael went out to work, Lyn and her daughter spent most of their time preparing meals, doing the dishes and hoovering the floor. Things that Lyn did easily before, now became terribly difficult. She missed her washing machine most of all. 'We had to boil the clothes and when the weather wasn't good, it was impossible to dry anything,' said Lyn.
F Today, Lyn is back in her modern, open-plan home, but surprisingly, she misses the 1940s house. The family grew closer, she feels, because they helpfully shared the hard work. In the evenings they played board games with the children, read books or just talked. Life in the 1940s wasn't easy, but an easier and more comfortable so
life doesn't necessarily mean a better life. 'I would happily go back there,' she says. 'I loved that house and the shelter w here we all laughed and cried together as a family.’
Ex. 4, p. 45
Discuss the questions
Would you like to take part in an experiment like this? Why/Why not?
Do you think people were happy in the 40? Why/Why not?
How were men’s and women’s lives different in the 40?
Glossary
take part in an experiment -принять участие в эксперименте
modern-day family-современная семья
semi-detached house -двухквартирный дом
labour-saving devices устройства, снижающие трудозатраты
1 metre air-raid shelter- бомбоубежище высотой 1 метр
Food rationing-паёк