Motivation Warm-up activ. Check-up home work Present-n New theme Practice Production Ref-tion Home work Evaluating of pupils: The end of the lesson. | | Motivate students to preparing for the lesson. Good afternoon, dear my children! How are you ?Are you o’key? I'm glad to see you! I hope you're fine. Take your sits, please. Phon.drill Checking-up homework. Exercise 1.Look at the pictures on the next page and answer the questions. Exercise 2.Work with a partner and answer the questions. Exercise 3.a)Listen to the radio program and check your answers to the questions in exercise 2. Answers: a)Stress is the reality of life that everybody deals with. It's a natural, physical reaction of our body. b)Traffic jams, crowded transport, exams, losing keys, problems with friends or parents can cause stress. In our busy, twenty-four hour connected life there's plenty to stress us out . c)Keep a daily journal and record when something causes you undue stress. Then try to answer the following questions when stress arises: -Is it a particular person or place that makes you stressed? -When do I feel the most stressed during the day? . -Do I make bad decisions when I'm stressed? When you start to see these details, you'll be able to recognize what triggers stress for you, and you’ll be better equipped to handle it. b) Listen to the program again and answer the questions. Exercise 4. Work with a partner and make the list of recommendations that help avoid stress or reduce the level of it. I think you need to sleep a minimum of 8 hours a day. Yes, I agree. And you need to drink warm milk before you go to bed. Exercise 5.p-70 5- 4- 3- 2- Thank you for the lesson , good bye! | Good afternoon teacher! We`re fine, thank you. Glad to see you too! Students’own answers. Exercise 1 Students work in pairs or small groups to discuss issues. At the end of the AI discussion, students share their answers with the whole class. Answers: Students own answers Exercise 2 The teacher draws the students' attention to the questions and asks them to discuss them in pairs or small groups. At the end of the discussion, students share their answers with the whole class The teacher accepts all ideas without evaluating them for further work it is recommended to write students' answers to the second question on the board Exercise 3 This exercise is aimed at developing reading or listening skills. When redoing, students must close the text for a better listening comprehension. After that, students listen to (read) the text, then discuss the answers to the questions in pairs and share them with the whole class. b)Students pay attention to questions. The teacher should make sure that they have no problem understanding the questions. During listening, students should cover the interview text for better listening comprehension. After listening to (reading) the text, the students discuss the answers to the questions in pairs; then share mi with the whole class. Answers: a)Stress isn't always a bad thing. It's a natural, physical reaction of our body. But if stress lasts for a long time, it can be really bad for your health. b)Stress can make us more confident in difficult or dangerous situations and allow us to act quickly in the moment. Without this effect, humans wouldn't have survived this long. C) Fast heart-beat, faster breathing, tensed muscles, and dry mouth are the symptoms of stress. d)It's very difficult to find out what stresses you personally. Finding the reason for your stress may be difficult but possible. e) We need to learn how to control our stress to be able to juggle the many things going in our life. Exercise 4. Teacher draws students' attention to example and exercises Students work in pairs and make a list of suggestions to help cope with stress and to avoid it. | M/C1,2,3 S/C 1,2,3 Pair.m. Ind.m. Pair.m. | Pairm. Gr.m Pair.m. Gr.m. | M/C1,2,3 S/C 1,2,3 |