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Методическая разработка урока по английскому языку в 7 классе с применением программы семи модулей на тему "Манеры за столом.Этикет."

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«Методическая разработка урока по английскому языку в 7 классе с применением программы семи модулей на тему "Манеры за столом.Этикет."»

Date: 09.11.2016 Lesson: 18

Grade: 7 A, V

Theme: Table manners. Etiquette

Aims:

1. To teach pupils to know the manners at the table, to teach them to find the words and expressions in any situation, to enrich their lexics by new words on the given theme.

2. To develop pupils’ abilities in speaking through pair work, to develop their creative abilities through different kinds of activities, to develop their speech speaking about table manners.

3. Bring up respect to foreign culture and etiquette, to bring them up: It is important to know how to set at the table, to teach them: “to be well-bred and know how to behave at the table”.

Types of the lesson: combined

SWAT: Student must know about table manners and using this information in practice


Stages

Teacher’s activity

Student’s activity

Module

Lexical

module

Note

Org.moment

-Good morning boys and girls.

-What date is it today?

-What day is it today?

-What is the weather like today?

-Who is absent today?

-Is he/she late?

-Is he/she ill?

-Have you had breakfast today?

-Who cooked it?

-Who set the table?

-Did you clear the table?

Warming up

work with pictures from the presentation

Phonetic drills

A child should always say what’s true

And speak when he is spoken to

And behave mannerly at table

At least as far as he is able.

Answer the general questions, ask each other by the chain










Student looks at the pictures and translate it


train pronunciation and name the sound f underlines words


Dialogical education



Critical minding













Table manners [teibl mænәs] правила поведения за столом
Sit up straight [sit up streit] сидеть правильно
Eat with your fingers [i: t wið jo: fiŋə] кушать руками
Put your elbows [put jo: elbou] облокотиться
Mouth full [mauθ ful] полный рот
Lick your fingers [lik jo: fiŋə] облизывать пальцы


Presentation

Give new words with phonetic drills and presentation

Work with presentation

ICT


Practice

Work with the text: “Table manners in different countries”

Read and translate the text

Answer the questions

A – students answer thick ?

B- students answer the thin ?

Gifted children


Pause


Video about manners at the table


Listening

1. Audition

2. evaluation

3. test

1. listen the text two times

2. evaluate the understanding

3. make the test “true-false”


Evaluation


Production

1. make the manner’s poster

write down the table manners

make the poster

Dialogical education

Critical minding


Reflection

Conclusion: Make the analyze with

“I like …

It was easy for me to …

It was difficult with…”

Home task:

Learn the words, make the monologue “table manners”

Students make the analyze write opinion on the poster

Evaluation – formative


Individual work

  1. Kozhevin V, Santrosyan E, Beketova K, Parnyakova A.

  2. Olifer V, Vartanyants P, Adukov I

Group A: students make up sentences, translate the adjectives from the text

Group B: students make word combinations, find the adjectives in the text



Listening: Hi! My name is Jane. I am from Great Britain. I like to visit my relatives and I want to tell you about some rules in my country. If you don’t know what to do while visiting another person’s home in Great Britain listen to me. First of all take a small present. Usually a bottle of wine or some chocolate or flowers. If you are friends some special cheese is OK. Then: you were invited at 8 o’clock? If they say 8 o’clock it doesn’t mean 8 o’clock. About ten minutes past 8 is fine. They may want to eat at 8.30. and at last the evening usually finish at 11 or 11.30. so leave when other people leave. That’s all for today. Buy! See you soon.

True or False:

Jane is from America.

Jane is telling about the holidays in Great Britain in her letter.

She is telling about the rules in her country

In GB chocolate, flowers, a bottle of wine is all right as a present.

In GB you must come in time if someone invites you.

The evening usually finish at 12.

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