Lesson Plan 7 grade

What?

How?

1. Organization moment: 2-min

a) Greeting;

Teacher:-Good afternoon, pupils!

Pupils: - Good afternoon, teacher

Teacher: - How are you?

Pupils: -We are fine and you?

Teacher: - I’m fine thanks, sit down please.

b) Checkup absentees;

Who is on duty today

Teacher: - Who is absent?

Pupils: - all are present/ … are absent.

2. Checking up the home task 4-min

Teacher: What was your home task? Let’s check your home task.

3. Phonetic drill 2-min

Now, guys, let’s say the tongue- twister “Who is Faster?”

Pieter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,

A peck of pickled peppers Pieter Piper picked.

If Pieter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, Where is the peck of pickled peppers Pieter Piper picked.

T: Ok, let’s begin our new lesson

4. Brainstorming . Pre-reading 3-min

Teacher:

1. What do you know about Elizabeth?

2. Who is Elizabeth?

3. Did you hear about royal families in the world?

Great! Thanks for your answers. You’re absolutely right today we ‘re going to talk about the “Queen Elizabeth II.”.

5. While reading6-min

The main part of the lesson.

Reading the text.

Queen Elizabeth II is the Queen of England. She became Queen in February 1952 after her farther died and she was crowned a year later, at Westminster Abbey, London. Queen Elizabeth II is married to Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh. They were married in 1947, and they have 3 sons and 1 daughter. The Queen’s official home is Buckingham Palace, London. 2012 was an important year for the Queen, as it marked her Diamond Jubilee. She had been Queen for 60 year in 2012, and many special events took place that year to mark the 60^th anniversary of her reign. The Queen and Prince Phillip toured England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in 2012, and visited many parts of the UK. Queen Elizabeth is also Queen of 16 other nations, and other members of the royal family toured the world in 2012 to mark her Diamond Jubilee. Most people in the UK had the day off for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations, as Tuesday 5 June 2012 was declared a bank holiday to mark the event. A bank holiday is a day when banks and many shops and businesses close. Unlike most people, the Queen celebrates two birthdays every year. She was born in April 1926, and she also has an official birthday in the 1^st week of June. June 2, 2013 marked the 60^th anniversary of Her Majesty The Queen’s coronation, and a special ceremony at Westminster Abbey was held to mark the occasion.

Answer the questions:

1. Who is the Elizabeth II?

2. Where does she live?

3. Would you like to meet her?

4. What would you talk about?

Teacher: I will divide pupils to 3 group with the help of shapes.

6. Post – reading task.

Worksheet #1

Queen Elizabeth II

Born:

Full name:

Reign:

Coronation:

Preceded by:

Heir apparent:

Married:

Children:

Worksheet #2 (work in pairs)

Interesting facts:

7. Game time.

Now, pupils let’s play the game “Search words”

(Pupils should find this words)

Andrew, Anne, Catherine, Charles, Edward, Elizabeth, Harry, Philip, William

8. Conclusion:

Game: “Help to the Queen”

Teacher: Guys, today you have worked well thanks for the lesson!

Write down your home task.

Home task.

Evaluation: Now, I would like to put you your marks with smile cards (please bring me your smile cards which I gave you during the lesson). Marking the pupils.

The lesson is over, Thanks for your attention, see you soon, have a nice day! Good bye!

Teacher works with the whole classes asking questions and greeting.

1. Teacher will ask in oral form their speaking task

Students should read the tongue-twister one-by-one faster.

Teacher will ask the questions in oral form for whole class

to make a discussion. Using the brainstorming.

Read the text and translate.

Students share their opinions one-by-one in oral form.

Students using the text should do worksheet #1

Students should work in a group

Pupils should work with partner.

Teacher will conclude the lesson, giving the marks and home task.

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