Презентація "Cultural information: Megacities"

Вчитель Поляничка С. М.м. Киів, спеціалізована школа 197 ім. Дмитра Луценка. План уроку. Клас 9 Тема: Unit 3 “City to city”Cultural information: Megacities. Тип уроку: Урок вдосконалення мовленнєвих навичок і вмінь

ХІД УРОКУ.І. ОРГАНІЗАЦІЙНА ЧАСТИНА.1. Привітання. Повідомлення теми і мети уроку.2. Warming up. Pronunciation practice. Читання назв країн та мегаполісів3. Quiz “Megacities of the world”Відповіді на запитання

II. ОСНОВНА ЧАСТИНА.1. Перегляд відео. Video “Urbanization and the rise of megacities”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDS_Bq. De. Z4k&t=3s. Answer the questions1. What cities were the only so called megacities in 1950?2. What cities are called megacities?3. How many megacities were there in 2010?4. How many megacities are there today?5. Where is over half of today's megacities?6. How many megacities will have been there by 2030?7. Where will the most rapid urbanization take place in the future?

2. Chart analysis. How many new inhabitants are registered every hour in different megacities.3. Working with adjectivespopulous picturesquecharming fascinating suburban educationallively industrial impressive stunningnatural enormousvital filthynumerous immense

4. Use these adjectives in the following sentences. Working with adjectives1. Visitors from cities like these parks.2. The picture shows a canal near the skyscraper.3. The idea of these towers is to use solar power.4. Day by day, these new megacities keep expanding.5. I live in a village, not much happens there at the weekends.6. Newcastle is a city, with lots of things to do and see.7. Oxford is a city, which is steeped in history.8. There are some buildings made of stones.5. Think and say What are advantages and disadvantages of living in megacities. III. ПІДСУМКОВА ЧАСТИНА.1 Підведення підсумків уроку. Summarizing.2 Домашнє завдання. 3 Оцінювання. Pupils’ marks.

Jakarta Indonesia

Jakarta Indonesia |dʒəˈkɑːtə||ˌɪndəˈniːʒə| Indonesia's capital Jakarta, along with Manila and Bangkok, is one of the three megacities in Southeast Asia

Bangalore, India

Bangalore, India|ˌbaŋɡəˈlɔː||ˈɪndɪə| Nicknamed the "Silicon Valley of India," Bangalore is an economic powerhouse and is on track to become the single largest IT cluster in the world by 2020. Cluster |ˈklʌstə| скупчення

Guangzhou, China

Guangzhou, China|ɡwaŋˈdʒəʊ||ˈtʃaɪnə|This provincial capital of Guangzhou is a Chinese megacity located in the industrial, densely populated Pearl River Delta near Hong Kong.

Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of Congo

Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of Congo|kɪnˈʃɑːsə||deməˈkrætɪk| |rɪˈpʌblɪk| |ˈkɒŋɡəʊ|The capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo spreads out from the banks of the Congo River and is surrounded by farmed savanna.

Lagos, Nigeria

Lagos, Nigeria|ˈleɪɡɒs||naɪˈdʒɪərɪə|Lagos is one of Africa's three megacities. The city has rapidly become a center of regional commerce, finance, and cargo transport.

Chongqing, China

Chongqing, China /ʹtʃʋŋʹtʃıŋ / /ˈtʃaɪnə/Chongqing is the country's only megacity that isn't located close to a coastline.

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Dhaka, Bangladesh['da:kə][bæŋglə'desh]The river-port capital of Bangladesh is the economic, political, and educational heart of the world's eighth most populous country.

Video“Urbanization and the rise of megacities Answer the questions1. What cities were the only so called megacities in 1950?2. What cities are called megacities?3. How many megacities were there in 2010?4. How many megacities are there today?5. Where is over half of today's megacities?6. How many megacities will have been there by 2030?7. Where will the most rapid urbanisation take place in the future?

Every hour, 85 new inhabitants are registered in Lagos, 79 in Delhi, 53 in Shanghai, 51 in Mumbai and 22 in Mexico City.

Adjectivespopulous picturesquecharming fascinating suburban educationallively industrial impressive stunningnatural enormousvital filthynumerous immense

Working with adjectives1. Visitors from cities like these parks.2. The picture shows a canal near the skyscraper.3. The idea of these towers is to use solar power.4. Day by day, these new megacities keep expanding.5. I live in a village, not much happens there at the weekends.6. Newcastle is a city, with lots of things to do and see.7. Oxford is a city, which is steeped in history.8. There are some buildings made of stones.

Human development reached an important and challenging milestone in 2016. That year, the United Nations announced that more than half of the world's population lived in urban areas. The news raised questions about issues such as disease control, food production, education, housing, employment and migration.

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