План уроку по темі " London through times"

План уроку

з предмету  «Англійська мова» на тему: 

”London through time”

Мета:

•                 розвивати пам’ять, мислення, навички діалогічного й монологічного мовлення, аудіювання, читання та письма;
•                 виховувати дбайливе ставлення, інтерес до пам'яток культури;
•                 відпрацювати вивчену лексику в новій мовленнєвій ситуації;
•                 у діалогічному й монологічному мовленні розширити лексичний запас учнів з теми;
•                 розвивати зорову пам’ять та уяву; слуховий контроль;
•                 виховувати культуру мовлення, повагу до культури, історії Великої Британії;
•                 поглибити знання   учнів про культуру та традиції Великої Британії;

Обладнання:

• VR-гарнітура;
• Комп’ютер;
• Роздатковий матеріал;

Форма проведення: урок-подорож.

Хід уроку

І. INTRODUCTION

T: Today our  lesson  will be  unusual . Have  you ever been to London? I suppose you haven’t. Now you have such an opportunity. At our lesson we’ll make а trip to London, the capital of Great Britain. It’s one of the oldest and most interesting cities in the world.

ІІ.WARMING UP

Students need to read this quote and then comment on the saying.

 “If a man is tired of London, he is tired of life„
  Samuel Johnson

ІІІ. MAIN PART OF THE LESSON

Listening

T: We are making our tour around London by double-decker. But for this you need to put on VR-glasses to make our trip happen. Your task will be to listen to the guide while travelling and then do the task.

Preparation

Do this exercise before you listen. Draw a line to match the pictures with the words below.

Circle the best word to complete these sentences.

1. The tour takes 2 / 3 / 4 hours.

2. At Madame Tussaud’s you can see maps of London / models of famous people / famous shops .

 3. Oxford Street is a famous street for drinking tea / eating / shopping .

4. The Queen lives at Buckingham Palace / the Tower of London / Tower Bridge .

5. Big Ben is a tour guide / clock / bridge .

6. You can see great views of London from Oxford Street / the Houses of Parliament / London Eye .

Speaking

T: Now we are going to visit the Houses of Parliament and get to know about their political system more.  Your class will be divided  into 2 groups. Group A strongly believes a monarchy is a bad thing; Group B strongly believes  it’s good. And while debating you need to use words that are mentioned below.

Vocabulary practice

Match the following synonyms

Reading

Now we are going to visit the British Museum. Then you are to read the text carefully and do the tasks.

The British Museum

The British museum is one of the biggest museums in the world. It is the oldest museum in Europe. It was opened in 1759. Sir Hans Sloan who lived in London at that time was a great collector. He collected everything: coins, sculptures, pictures, stones, ancient things. But he died in 1753 and the King bought his collection for £ 20,000. That was the beginning of the British museum. It is situated in London in Great Russell Street. There are more than thirteen million objects at the British Museum nowadays.

You can visit the great Reading Room which is circular in shape. The Reading Room is in the centre of the museum. Many famous scientists and writers worked here. Among them are Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker, Rudyard Kipling, Bernard Shaw, Mark Twain, Charles Darwin and many others.

Nowadays, there are many wonderful collections in the British museum, from ancient Egyptian mummies to masterpieces of Greek and Roman art.

Walking through the halls and rooms of the museum you can study two million years of world history and culture.

If you are lucky to be the visitor, you should see The Lewis Chessmen. It is a large group of chess pieces carved from whale bone in the 12th century. See the chess set in Room 40, on the Upper Floor. I advise you to visit Room 4 on the Ground Floor. Here you can see the huge head of Egyptian pharaoh. In Room 24 on the Ground Floor you can see The Easter Island Statue, which was probably made in 1200.

The British Museum has a very fine collection of cat mummies, many of which are displayed so that visitors can see the clothes and shoes they were buried in.

Every year more than 6 million visitors come to the museum. The entrance is free, but you’ll need tickets to visit some rooms.

Task 1. Mark only the correct statements.

1. The British Museum is situated in the UK. 

2. Sir Hans Sloan opened the museum.  

3. The Reading Room is round.  

4. Sir Hans Sloan worked in the Reading Room.  

5. People can learn some facts from the world history here.  

6. You can visit the museum without paying money. 

Task 2. Choose the correct title to the pictures:

1. The British Library
2. The Lewis Chessmen
3. The mummies room
4. The reading room

1. The Lewis Chessmen
2. Egyptian pharaoh
3. The earlier Island Statue
4. The Egyptian mummy

1. The Egyptian mummy
2. Egyptian pharaoh Statue
3. The cat mummy
4. The sculpture of a King

1. The Reading Room
2. The hall
3. Room 24
4. The museum entrance

1. Collection of ceramics
2. The Lewis Chessmen
3. The cat mummies
4. The Easter Island Statue

Writing

T: Our trip is ending so write about the reasons you would like to visit London again, using Conditional sentences. If I have a chance I will….

CONCLUSION.

T: Our tour has finished.  I hope very much that you have enjoyed our tour of London. We tried to develop EFL skills so say what activity you were good at.

HOMETASK  Make a virtual excursion about Madame Tussaud's museum and describe the model you liked the best and why