Позакласний захід з англійської мови

 

Позакласний захід для учнів 10 класів

“Конкурс знавців англійської мови”

 

Запропонований сценарій Вечора в кафе для учнів старших класів містить матеріали на закріплення та активізацію країнознавчих тем, спрямований на формування їх культурологічної компетентності та формування стійкої мотивації до вивчення англійської мови.   

 

Programme:

№	Tasks
1	Visit card
2	Warming up “Quiz”
3	Associations
4	Understand me (Crocodile)
5	English words in the Russian language
6	Proverbs and idioms
7	Poetry corner “Limericks

Introduction

- Every intellectual person should know these words of wisdom. Guy Julius Caesar once said them. Here are some historical facts:

Guy Julius Caesar was born in 102 BC and was a foremost politician, commander (war leader) and orator of Italy. During eight years he captured the lands of present-day France, Belgium and the western part of Germany. Romans got rich territories and the Gaels got great culture. Hundreds later the people borrowed main Roman vocabulary and the nobles of France were proud of being “the real Romans”. Caesar became the dictator. Some other politicians dreamed of the Roman Republic based on freedom principles and the power of the Senate. Some senators decided to punish the arrogant (in their opinions) ruler and stabbed him with their swords in 44BC. Among them was Caesar’s friend, Mark Brutus whom he told famous words: “And you, Brutus?”

“Veni, vidi, vici” is one of the most famous Caesar’s words. He used them in order to inform Rome about his fast victory. Every educated person should know so-called Caesar’s words of wisdom. If we translate Latin words into English it will sound like “Came, saw and won”.

- Certainly we are not Caesars, but everyone has its own Rubicon to cross. And today we’ll try to do it. Be enthusiastic, initiative and high-minded and you are sure to cross your Rubicon. Good luck!

But first, let’s greet the members of uor jury :   _____________________________________________

Look at the blackboard: you’ll have seven  steps.

Visit card

- The first step is the visit card of your team. Your task is

• to name your team
• to elect the captain
• to choose the motto

You’ve got time limit – 5 minutes. Then give us your presentation.

Warming up “Quiz”

- You’ve been studying English for ages. You know a lot of facts about English, English-speaking countries, their customs and traditions. To check up your knowledge I’ll ask you questions and you should answer them as soon as possible. One correct answer is a point. Get set, go!

Questions:

1. Who discovered America?
2. Who was the first president of the USA?
3. What is the national symbol of the USA?
4. Who discovered Australia?
5. What is the symbol of England?
6. What is the capital of the USA?
7. Where is the Statue of Liberty?
8. How many stripes does the American flag have?
9. What is Union Jack?
10. Who was the first man on the Moon?
11. What parts does the UK consist of?
12. When is Halloween celebrated?
13. Can you give the full name of the UK?

I believe, it’s time to give a word to our jury. You are welcome….

Associations

- And now the captains are invited. The task is “You’ll have a card with a word on it and you should write your five associations with that notion”. While the captain writes his own associations, the members of his teams try to guess the captain’s associations and speak them aloud. You’ve got a point if your captain’s association coincides with yours. You can get five points for all five guessed associations.

For example, pupils’ associations with the word “Sun”:

1) yellow;
2) round;
3) hot;
4) summer;
5) sky.

You are ready. Let’s check coincidens….

Understand me (professions)

- It’s a famous kind of competition. You’ll have a card with a word on it; you should show the meaning of the word and not mention it. The other members should recognize the notion . The topic of the words will be “Professions” You time limit will be 2 minutes.

A teacher, a doctor, a pilot, a driver, a builder, a dancer, a singer, a photographer, a waiter, a cook, a mechanic, a model, a programmer, a farmer, a fireman, a fisherman, a gardener, a seller, a nanny, a sailor.

While you are writing, our  guests will have the task. Look at the board…

So what we have? ….

English words in Ukrainian language

- We live in Ukraine. Ukrainian is our native language, but more and more English words are being borrowed from the English language into other languages. Your task is to write as many Ukrainian words which were borrowed from English as you can. Time limit is five minutes (football, computer, golf…)

Our jury will check and we pass over to the next task…

Proverbs and idioms

Proverbs are wisdom of the whole nation. Wherever you live, whatever language you speak, most of the proverbs have similar meanings. For example, my home is my castle (мій дім – моя фортеця), East or West, home is best (в гостях добре, а вдома краще). The same is about the idioms (to kill two hares with one stone – вбити двох зайців). Your task is to find Ukrainian equivalents to the proverbs on your cards. Each team has five proverbs or idioms:

• He laughs best, who laughs last / Сміється той, хто сміється останній
• Better late than never / Краще пізно, ніж ніколи
• Tastes differ /  Немає друзів за смаками
• The eye is the mirror of the soul / Очі – дзеркало душі
• It is never too late to learn / Весь вік живи – весь вік вчись
• A man is known by the company he keeps / Скажи мені, хто двій друг і я скажу, хто ти
• Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today / Ніколи не відкладай на завтра те, що можна зробити сьогодні
•  All in good time/Всякому овочу свій час
• Look before you leap/Не знаючи броду, не лізь у воду

Task for the guests

Poetry corner “Limericks”

- Limericks are small funny poems. Try to translate them as good as possible using rhythms:

There was an old man of West, Who wore a pale plum-coloured vest; When they said, “Does it fit?” He replied, “Not a bit!” That uneasy Old Man of the West.

There was an Old Man of Columbia, Who was thirsty, and called out for some beer; But they brought it quite hot, In a small copper pot, Which disgusted that man of Columbia

Task for the guests

Conclusion

-Thanks everybody for being so artistic, erudite and for good knowledge of the English language.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Додатки

School

 

 

School

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There was an old man of West,
Who wore a pale plum-coloured vest;
When they said, “Does it fit?”
He replied, “Not a bit!”
That uneasy Old Man of the West

 

 

He laughs best, who laughs last

Better late than never

Tastes differ

The eye is the mirror of the soul

It is never too late to learn

A man is known by the company he keeps

Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today

All in good time

Look before you leap

 

 

 

 

Disco party

 

 

Disco party

 

 

There was an Old Man of Columbia,
Who was thirsty, and called out for some beer;
But they brought it quite hot,
In a small copper pot,
Which disgusted that man of Columbia

 

 

He laughs best, who laughs last

Better late than never

Tastes differ

The eye is the mirror of the soul

It is never too late to learn

A man is known by the company he keeps

Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today

All in good time

Look before you leap