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ASSIGNMENT


Name of the participant Nosyonkova Ekaterina Vladimirovna


Aims of the listening materials By the end of the lesson pupils will be able to listen to and contrast impressions about a play/show.


Text chosen (title, type, authenticity, topic, content ) An interview with a girl and two boys about their attitude towards a show they’ve seen (New Millennium English-5)


Listening subskills developed listening for gist and for detail


Личностные результаты 1) формирование коммуникативной компетенции в межкультурной и межэтнической коммуникации; 2) стремление к совершенствованию собственной речевой культуры; 3) формирование мотивации изучения английского языка и стремление к самосовершенствованию в образовательной области «Иностранный язык»; 4) развитие таких качеств, как инициативность, трудолюбие, дисциплинированность.



Phase

Procedure and instructions

Aims

Личностные результаты

Метапредметные результаты

Pre-listening

Ex1a. Listen to the record and say if the audience liked the show (a recording of applause at the end of the show). Let’s remember positive adjectives you can say after the show. Can we name adjectives you can say if you don’t like the show?


Ex1b. There lots of phrases you can use talking about a show. Some of them you can see in Ex1b. Read them and write into three columns: 1st – you like it, 2nd – you neither like it or not, 3rd – you don’t like the play.

Revise

Vocabulary







Practice the language for listening the interview


Личностные: смыслообразования и нравственно-этического оценивания.

Регулятивные: коррекция и оценивание.

Логические: классификация.

While-listening

Ex2a. Now we’ll listen to the interview after the show taken in front of the theatre and say whether the children liked the show or not.


Ex2b. When people give their impression of a play they usually talk about such things as story, actors, music costumes and acting. Listen to the interview again and say what categories the children are talking about.

Listening for gist





Listening for detail


Логические: анализ.

Общеучебные: выделение необходимой информации при прослушивании интервью.

Регулятивные: саморегуляции.


Post-listening

Ex2c. What are your impressions of the play in Lesson2 (“The bear that wasn’t there”)? What can you say about the story, music, actors?

Now I want you to work in pairs and make up dialogues discussing the plays in Lessons3,4,5 (“A Robot Father”, “Hywel and the Mermaid”, “Punch and Judy”).

Children listen to each other’s dialogues and say what was right and what was not correct.


Practicing in giving impressions of a show


Коммуникативные: владение диалогической формой речи и умение выражать свои мысли.

Общеучебные: контроль и оценка.



The text:


Interviewer: How did you like the show, young man?


Boy1: It was great. I really liked it. Especially the end. The story was amazing!


Interviewer: What did you think of the show, young lady?


Girl: It was OK I suppose. The costumes were good. But the actors weren’t great. They were too old! The play was for kids, but all the actors were adults – and really old! At least 30 or 40!


Interviewer: Did you like the show, young man? Would you like to go to another theatre show again next Sunday?


Boy2: Who me? No way! I’ll never go to the theatre again. I didn’t like this show at all. I hated it. It was long and boring and the music was terrible. Theatre is for girls. They all want to be actors.




Phrases for classifying:


That was great/incredible/fantastic.

That was alright, I suppose.

It was long and very boring.

I’ll never go to the theatre again.

I really enjoyed the show.

It was terrible.

It was OK, but not great.