Конспект урока на тему "Шотландия"

SCOTLAND

1. Greeting

2. tongue twister-Whether the weather is cold…

3. SCOTLAND (give the synonyms of the following words and guess the theme of the lesson according to the initial letters) Повторить слова с мячом.

BEAUTIFUL/CLEVER; FOCUS; NOT YOUNG; PROCESS OF BUYING OR SELLING; COUNTRY; STREET; NOT WIDE; DEDICATION

4. Let’s check up your home assignment . Complete the sentences from the text.

1. Scotland is a country…

2. Its symbol is…

3. The capital of Scotland is…

4. Most of the industry…

5. The country is divided into…

5. The great Scottish poet R.Burns wrote about his birthplace in his poem…

I would like you to fill in the gaps with the necessary words. (a song). Exchange your works and put a mark.

6. Will you remind me what the capital of Scotland is.

Now answer my questions, please.

• What is Edinburgh sometimes called?

• What street lies between the Old Town and the New Town?

• Why does the Castle attract tourists?

• What is the Royal Mile?

• Who lives in Holyrood Palace?

• What symbolizes the monument to a dog called Bobby?

• What makes Edinburgh especially attractive?

7. You have got envelopes on the desks. Open them and make up a dialogue putting the sentences in the right order.

8. Role play the dialogue.

9. Monologue

10. Test (cлайд)

1.Excuse me, I don’t think we have met before. I’m Mike. I’m from London.

2.I’m John from Edinburgh.

1.Edinburgh? I have never been to Scotland. Is your city big?

2.Not very big, but it’s very nice. This ancient city is known as the Athens of the North.

1. It sounds great! What would you advise to see in the city?

2.Oh, there are a lot of places of interest there. I think, you should begin with the Castle which is older than the city. Then, Holyrood Palace, the Royal Mile, Princes street with a famous monument to Walter Scott…

1.When is the best time to come to Edinburgh?

2.Our city is beautiful in any season but the best time is August and September. The famous festivals take place at that time in Edinburgh.

1.I’d love to visit Edinburgh. I hope, I shall come there some day. Thank you.

2.I am sure, you will like it. Bye-bye.