Objectives: - to brainstorm for film types;
- to present new vocabulary;
- to consolidate new vocabulary through role play;
- to involve students into reading, writing, listening and communicative
activities;
- to develop students' thinking, memory, imagination, attention and
creativeness;
- to discuss the problem.
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Objectives: - to brainstorm for film types;
- to present new vocabulary;
- to consolidate new vocabulary through role play;
- to involve students into reading, writing, listening and communicative
activities;
- to develop students’ thinking, memory, imagination, attention and
creativeness;
- to discuss the problem.
Equipment: pictures of films, class crosswords, word puzzles for game, multimedia presentation.
Procedure.
“ Everything makes me nervous – except making films.” Elizabeth Taylor
“ In feature films the director is God; in documentary films God is the
director.” Alfred Hitchcock
“I never made a film which fully satisfied me.” Roman Polanski
a) Well, let’s say: ( Slide 13 )
b) Crosswords. You have crosswords with definitions; try to solve them in pairs.
(Addition 1)
c) Writing. Copy this words in your workbooks and make your own
sentences with them. Read the sentences.
- There is a dialogue connected with films. Listen to it.
STARDUST
Sally: Hi, Pat. How was your weekend?
Pat: Great! I went to the cinema. I tried to phone you but you weren’t in.
Sally: Yes. I was out of town. So, What did you see?
Pat: Stardust. It was brilliant.
Sally: Really? What’s it about?
Pat: It’s a fantasy story about a young man who tries to find a fallen star and enters
a magical world.
Sally: Sounds interesting.
Pat: It is. There’s a lot of action and the special effects are great.
Sally: Who stars in it?
Pat: Michelle Pfeiffer, Robert De Niro and Claire Danes. Don’t miss it.
Sally: Where’s it showing?
Pat: At the Odeon until Friday.
- And now say the sentences in you language.
- Great! Let’s work in pairs. We have some questions. Ask and answer
with a partner.
5.Rest time: Word – puzzle. ( Addition 2 )
- I divide you into 4 teams. Make words.
Who will be the first?
(Teacher uses red, green, blue and yellow cards to divide students
into teams).
6.Reading.
Ex.1 p.25 ( WB )
Sounds interesting. Where’s it showing? Who stars in it? I was out of town. How was your weekend? What’s it about?
Ross: Hi Lucy. 1)………………………………………………………………
Lucy: I had a great time! I went to the cinema. I called you, but you weren’t in.
Ross: Yes. 2)………………………....................................................................
What did you see?
Lucy: The Golden Compass. It was brilliant.
Ross: Really? 3)………………………………………………………………...
Lucy: It’s a fantasy film about a 12-year-old girl who lives in a parallel
universe and tries to save her best friend.
Ross: 4)………………………………………………………………………….
Lucy: It is. There’s lots of action.
Ross: 5)………………………………………………………………………….
Lucy: Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Dacota Blue Richards and Ben Walker.
You should go and see.
Ross: 6)………………………………………………………………………….
Lucy: at the Empire until Friday.
- Excellent! And now complete the advert with information from the dialodue.
( Slide 15 )
TITLE: 1)…………………..
TYPE: 2)…………………..
DIRECTOR: Chris Weitz
Starring: 3)…………………..
Showing: 4)…………………..
7.Speaking.
- My favourite film is Stuart Little. It’s an excellent comedy and the main character is a cute little mouse Stuart. He is very funny mouse who can talk, clean his teeth and even drive a car.
In the film, Stuart lives with his adoptive family in New York. He has a lot of exciting and very funny adventures with the cat Snowhite. In the second part they are friends and save the little bird Margalo.
It is my favourite film because Stuart is clever and funny, the music is good and the story is exciting. This is wonderful film for all the family.
- And now you try to tell us about film which you like using the beginning of the sentences as a plan.
My favourite film is……………………..
It is a ……………………………………
The main characters are…………………
In the film, ………………………………
It is my favourite film because…………..
9.Summing-up.
change your tickets into marks.
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