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урок с проектной и здоровьесберегающей технологией Daily life
1. Урок по английскому языку с использованием
проектной и здоровьесберегающей технологий по
теме "Daily life"
Садомцева Елена Алексеевна, учитель английского языка
Цели урока: Развивать умение применять материал в практических ситуациях,
познакомить учащихся со страноведческими реалиями России, Англии. Совершенствовать
коммуникативную компетенцию учащихся, эмоциональную и эстетическую стороны в
процессе обучения иностранному языку, систематизировать знания учащихся по теме
«Daily life», формировать и повышать дальнейший интерес к изучению иностранного
языка в процессе урока.
Задачи урока:
• Развивающие: Развивать языковые, интеллектуальные способности учащихся,
развивать речевую культуру и культуру общения. Развитие навыков аудирования,
навыков поискового чтения, навыков устной монологической и диалогической
речи.
• Обучающие: Совершенствовать навыки подготовленной и неподготовленной
монологической и диалогической речи. Обучать умению воспринимать сюжет в
виде компьютерной презентации и беседовать по его содержанию. Презентация
Present Simple, дальнейшее совершенствование вопросительных и отрицательных
структур в Present Simple (3 л. ед.ч.), формирование лексических навыков, навыков
устной речи.
• Воспитательные: Развивать в учащихся чувства времени. Воспитание
самостоятельности, дисциплины.
Учебно-наглядные пособия и ТСО: Учебно-методический комплект по английскому
языку для 5 класса Spotlight, компьютерные презентации: «Present Simple», презентации
учащихся «Мой распорядок дня» и «Моя любимая комната», магнитофон, компьютер,
проектор, раздаточный материал.
Ход урока
1. Приветствие
T: Good morning children! I’m glad to see you! How are you? Children, we have a lot of guests
today, but don’t be afraid of them and let’s show our best.
2. Речевая зарядка
T: What day is it today?
What’s the weather like today?
Do you like this weather?
What season is it now?
Do you like Autumn? Why?
What’s the weather like in Autumn?
2. Pupils: It often rains in autumn.
It’s usually cold and windy in autumn.
It’s seldom snowing in autumn.
T: It often rains in autumn. It’s usually cold and windy in autumn. It’s seldom snowy in autumn.
What Grammar tense is it?
Pupils: Present Simple.
T: It’s right. We use the Present Simple for repeated actions.
3. Grammar. Present Simple
• When do we use the Present Simple (повторяем правило)
We use the Present Simple for:
• daily routines He does his homework in the evening
• repeated actions She goes to the gym every Wednesday
• habitsHe always takes the train to work.
• timetables The play starts at 8:00.
• permanent states He studies English.
• The forms of the main verb in the Present Simple (affirmative, negative)
Affirmative Negative
I like / go I don’t like
He likes / goes He doesn’t like
She likes / goes She doesn’t like
It likes / goes It doesn’t like
We like / go We don’t like
You like / go You don’t like
They like / go They don’t like
4. Listening (student’s book p.11 ex.7). Listen to the text and complete it with the correct form
of the verbs in brackets.
My name’s Sophie. I’m 13 years old and I (live) in a village in Kenya. Our house is very small,
so I (not have) my own room. My mother, sister and I (sleep) in one room. I (get up) early. Then
I (walk) down the road with the other girls to get some water. The boys (not come) with us. They
(not help) with washing or cooking. When we arrive home, my mother (cook) breakfast. We (not
eat) it inside, we (eat) at a table outside. After breakfast I (walk) to school. My sister (not go) to
3. school because she’s only three years old. After school, I (help) my mother cook rice for dinner –
we (not eat) meat – only vegetables. In the evening we (play) games or (sing) songs.
Now check your answers.
5. Adverbs of frequency Theadverbs of frequency tell us how often something happens.
(повторяем хором наречия)
always • • • • •
usually • • • • o
often • • • o o
sometimes • • • • •
never • • • • •
a) (student’s book p.11 ex.10). Look at the table and make sentences about Sophie using the
adverbs of frequency.
Sophie
gets up • • • • •
plays with her sister • •
cooks dinner • • • •
eats meat X X X X X
Example Sophie always gets up early.
b) Make sentences about the boys using the adverbs of frequency.
Crispin Charlie
get up early always never
have pizza for breakfast never often
ride a motorbike never always
do homework in the evening usually sometimes
go out on Saturdays sometimes usually
Example: Crispin always gets up early
Charlie never gets up early.
c) T: you get the cards with the adverbs of frequency or time expressions used with the present
simple. Make your own sentences about yourselves.
4. Pupils: I never read books. I seldom do me homework. Every morning I watch TV. I visit my
granny every weekend.
6. Reading
T: divide class into two groups. Each group gets the text «Ann’s day». Scan this text. The first
group asks the questions. The second group answers them.
Ann's dау
Ann usually gets uр at half past seven. She goes to the bathroom, cleans her teeth and washes her
hands and face. Then she does her morning exercises. She has breakfast at eight о'clock. For
breakfast she usually has an egg, а sandwich and а cup of coffee. She thanks her mother for her
breakfast and goes to school.
Ann lives near her school. She likes to 1earn. She always gets goоd marks. Ann usually has five
or six lessons. She comes home at two о'clock, has her dinner and goes for а walk with her dog
Spot.
At half past three Ann has her music lesson. She plays the violin. Ann does her homework from
five о'clock to seven о'clock. In the evening Ann's parents and grandparents have supper. After
supper Ann helps her mother to wash the dishes. Then she watches television or reads а book or
а magazine. At ten о'clock Ann goes to bed.
7. Speaking
T: We listened to the text about Sophie’s daily life, read the text about Ann’s day. Now tell about
your working day, please.
My working day. Презентация и монологическое высказывание учеников.
8. Dialogue “Ion the park”
T: Sometimes our life depends on our animals and we usually have a lot of problems with them.
Nick: Hi! I’m Nick!
Ally: Hi’ my name is Ally. This is Robo (the fat cat)
Nick: And this is Fifi (a little dog).I think Fifi likes Robo! We always walk in the park. Do you
come here often?
Ally: Yes, we do. We come here every day, too. When do you usually come?
5. Nick: I get up very early because Fifi always wants her breakfast early. We go far a walk at 7
o’clock, and then I go to school.
Ally: Oh dear. Robo doesn’t get up early. He always gets up late, and I’m always late for school.
Nick: Bye, Ally. Nice to meet you.
Ally: Bye, Nick!... Robo. From now on we’re getting up early too!
T: What problems does Ally have? (Her cat gets up early and she is always late for school)
9. Home sweet home
T: We spend the most of time at school. But our evenings we spend at home, sitting in front of
TV. What are typical houses like in Great Britain?
Pupil: Most people in Britain live in houses, not flats. Usually only one family lives in one
house. A typical house has got two floors. The kitchen and the living room are down stairs.
Some houses have a dining room downstairs, too. Upstairs there are two or three bedrooms and a
bathroom. The toilet is usually in the bathroom. A lot of houses have another toilet downstairs.
Most houses have a back garden and a lot also have a front garden.
T: What are typical houses like in our country? Listen to pupil’s talk about his home and guess:
where does he live? (flat, house, cottage)
Pupil: Hi! My name is Sasha and I live in a city with my parents and my brother. We live in the
city centre so it’s quite noisy. We can hear the cars and buses in the street. What’s my home
like? Well, I live in a flat. It’s new and it’s big – it’s has three bedrooms and a bathroom. My
favourite room is my bedroom. It’s always untidy but it’s comfortable. We don’t have a garden?
But we live near the park. I can see the park from me bedroom window, and I often go there with
my friends. I love living in the city – it’s exciting because there are lots things to do.
T: His favourite room is the bedroom. What’s your favourite room.
P: (Монологическое высказывание “My room)
I have got my own room. It isn’t big but very nice and comfortable. It is light and warm. In the
corner of the room there is my bed. Above the bed there is a picture. Next to my bed there’s a
small table and there is a lamp and a clock on it. I have got many books shelves with books.
There is a computer on the desk. I use it when I do my homework. Sometimes I play computer
games. On the floor there is a red carpet. I like my room and my friends like it too.
Dialogue
Tom: Hi Bob! I’m at the hotel “Plaza”, and my room is fantastic! There’s a phone next to the
bed, and there is a fridge and a computer and a bathroom!
Bob: Really? And what’s in the fridge?
Tom: Cans of cola, and chocolate, too! And there is a TV, with a DVD player under it and an
armchair in front of it!
6. Bob: Wow! Ana is there a CD player?
Tom: Yes! It’s on the shelf above the bed.
Bob! Cool!
Tom: And there’s a desk under the window, with a computer on it.
Bob: Excellent! Have a fantastic holiday!
T: I wish you to have a good week and a fantastic weekend too! The lesson is over, good bye!
7. Bob: Wow! Ana is there a CD player?
Tom: Yes! It’s on the shelf above the bed.
Bob! Cool!
Tom: And there’s a desk under the window, with a computer on it.
Bob: Excellent! Have a fantastic holiday!
T: I wish you to have a good week and a fantastic weekend too! The lesson is over, good bye!