8-th Form
Ukraine and Great Britain.
Geographical Outlook.
Objectives:
Equipment:
Pupil`s Book “English-8” , symbols and maps of the United Kingdom and Ukraine, tapescript “Britain and the British”.
I. Introduction:
Good morning, everybody.
Glad to see you in good health.
Teacher: Dear friends!
Today we have an unusual lesson. Firstly, it is unusual because we have a lot of guests and we welcome them. Secondly, we have to learn new things about our country and about England. Ukraine and England are two European countries.
As for me, I`m a citizen of Ukraine, I love my country, our traditions, our culture, our language, the language of Taras Shevchenko and Lesia Ukrainka.
But my priorities haven`t been changed. I`m a person who likes English, enjoys every minute of speaking it. I enjoy teaching my students rich vocabulary, reading, writing, good grammar that is perfect English.
And now let`s have a short warming up. I want you to answer some questions.
II. Warming up:
Pupil 1: I am a citizen of Ukraine. What does it mean? The history of every big city, small town or village is unique in it`s beauty. To speak about one`s native place is to open one`s soul and heart. To be a citizen of Ukraine means to love Ukraine, work for it, know its history, see and admire its beauty.
Pupil 2: I have read some articles in the newspaper “English” about the beautiful places of Ukraine. “Imagine, please, a wide clean river with beautiful banks. On both sides of the river you could see wonderful meadows and hills, forests and fields, and beautiful flowers”. This story could be written by a citizen who loves his native land.
Pupil 3: As for me, I live in Bukovina. It is a nice and picturesque place. It`s my native land. I love Bukovina with its capital Chernivtsi. It is a part of Ukraine that sometimes is cold “Small Switzerland”, because of its natural beauty. I can`t but admire my native place.
Teacher: As you see, the topic of our lesson is “Ukraine and Great Britain”.
SWBAT
(The students in turn write on the blackboard kinds of activities they have chosen).
Liverpool
Bristol
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Birmingham
Stratford-upon-Avon
Leeds
Country |
Capital |
People |
Language |
England |
London |
English |
English |
Scotland |
Edinburgh |
Scottish, Scots |
English, Gaelic |
Wales |
Cardiff |
Welsh |
English, Welsh |
Northern Ireland |
Belfast |
Irish
|
English, Irish |
Great Britain |
London |
The British |
English |
At the map. (One of the students presents the country and the other student interviews the students of the other group).
Ukraine:
Great Britain:
Teacher:
What have we managed to do at the lesson?
VIII. Self-evaluation
Self-evaluation
IX. Homework:
Exercise 6, p.125, Pupil`s Book