Конспект уроку з англійської мови "English-speaking countries on the map"

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з англійської мови

в групі П-25, жовтень 2026

Викладач: Аліна КАРПЕНКО

English-speaking countries on the world map. Interesting facts

Topic Objectives:

to introduce and practice vocabulary related to geography, countries, and nationalities.

to locate major English-speaking countries on the world map.

to develop reading, listening, and speaking skills through sharing interesting facts.

to foster respect and a tolerant attitude towards foreign cultural.

Materials needed: World map (physical or interactive), Worksheets, flashcards with country names and flags, projector/smartboard, ppt, student’s book, copybook, You Tube, wayground.

Procedure

I. Introduction & Warm-up (5 minutes)

• Greeting & Aim:

• "Good afternoon students! I’m glad to see you on my lesson. What’s app guys? Today we are going to travel around the world, look at the white board. What you can see? (ppt pictures The UK, The USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand).

• What do these countries have in common????

• You said it right ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Warm-up Activity ("Quick Brainstorm"):

• Name the capitals of these countries:

The USA – Washington, D.C.

The UK – London

Canada – Ottawa

Australia – Canberra

New Zealand – Wellington

II. The main part of the lesson

Vocabulary Practice

Grammar

Vowels: A, E, I, O, U, Y – the /ði/

Сonsonant letters: B, C, D, F, G, K, M….. – the /ðə/

Work with map

• -Just I have showed you where is situated The United Kingdom of Grate Britain and Nothern Ireland.

• Canada, The USA, New Zealand (three students to describe according the example)

Interesting facts about countries

Listening (dialogue recording Youtube)

https://youtube.com/shorts/gIDa3a4Qc1o?si=_6nr2bymMdX4pJGr

• Now you will listen to a dialogue and while listening try to find answers to such questions:

What do we know about Australia?

Alex: Hello Kate!

Kate: Morning, my friend Alex.

Alex: Have you had a nice evening?

Kate: Yes. I’ve been watching a documentary film on TV.

Alex: Really? What was it about?

Kate: About the largest island in the world.

Alex: The largest island? Do you mean Australia?

Kate: I do. Though I’m sure that Australia is the biggest island I know that many people think it’s a continent.

Alex: Yes. That’s what I think: it’s the smallest continent on the earth.

Kate: And it is an independent country too.

Alex: I know that. What is its capital? Sydney?

Kate: No. It’s Canberra. But Sydney is the largest city in the country.

Alex: Is English the official language?

Boris: Yes, it is, though it is a bit different from the language they speak in The USA and Britain.

Answer the questions

1.Who is speaking?

2. What English-speaking country are they speaking about?

3. What facts about this country do they mention?

4.Which cities were being discussed?

5.In which hemisphere relative to the equator is Australia located?

6.What kinds of transport can be used to travel from Ukraine to Australia?

Quiz

https://wayground.com/admin/quiz/6abe28f6070680f8c6a9380a?source=quiz_share

III. Summary

• You have worked well today. I hope you liked today’s lesson and you have learned a lot of interesting things. I expected you to be smart today, to show your best knowledge. And you did it! Your marks …

IV. Homework

Learn new words

Make a list (5 points) interesting facts about one English-speaking country