Тема уроку : FEELINGS AND EMOTIONSПочуття та емоції .
Мета: навчати іншомовного спілкування, використовуючи проблемні комунікативні ситуації; формувати й удосконалювати вміння та навички сприйняття на слух; удосконалювати граматичні навички учнів; удосконалюватинавички усного продукування та усної взаємодії; активізувати вживання тематичних лексичних одиниць у мовленні, розвивати мовну і слухову пам'ять, розвивати творчі здібності учнів, сприяти розвитку мовної здогадки, розвивати вміння ефективно працювати в групах.
Тема уроку : FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS Почуття та емоції .
Мета: навчати іншомовного спілкування, використовуючи проблемні комунікативні ситуації; формувати й удосконалювати вміння та навички сприйняття на слух; удосконалювати граматичні навички учнів; удосконалювати навички усного продукування та усної взаємодії; активізувати вживання тематичних лексичних одиниць у мовленні, розвивати мовну і слухову пам'ять, розвивати творчі здібності учнів, сприяти розвитку мовної здогадки, розвивати вміння ефективно працювати в групах.
Обладнання: мультимедійна дошка, ноутбук, дидактичний роздавальний матеріал, аркуші паперу, кольорові олівці, картинки.
Очікуванні результати: : на кінець уроку учні вмітимуть вести розмову про почуття та емоції, використовуючи необхідний лексико-граматичний інвентар.
Тип уроку: урок узагальнення та систематизація знань.
ХІД УРОКУ
І. ПІДГОТОВКА ДО СПРИЙНЯТТЯ ІНШОМОВНОГО МОВЛЕННЯ
Привітання
Т. Good morning! I am glad to see you? How are you today?
P. I feel good. (I feel fine; I feel great; I am in a good mood;І am bright; I am happy; I feel scared; I am upset; I am jumpy.)
Повідомлення теми та завдань уроку
Т. The topic of our lesson is... Let’s try to guess. Слайд 1
Warming up
T. Look at the blackboard. Translate the words.
(На дошці чи на картках написані слова українською мовою. Учні повторюють їх за вчителем, перекладають їх англійською.)
Наляканий |
frightened |
Заздрісний |
envious |
Розлючений |
enraged |
Самотній |
lonely |
Байдужий |
indifferent |
Нервовий |
nervy |
Винний |
guilty |
Здивований |
surprised |
Несамовитий |
ecstatic |
Жалюгідний |
miserable |
Оптимістичний |
optimistic |
Замислений |
thoughtful |
Зацікавлений |
interested |
Розбитий |
overwhelmed |
Безсилий |
nerveless |
Шокований |
shocked |
Т. Look at the first letters. What words can we make? Слайд2
P. Feelings, emotions.
T. Yes, the topic of our today’s lesson is “Feelings and Emotions”. Today we shall work in groups. We’ll recall vocabulary, read, write, listen. Today we have to discuss the importance of feelings and emotions in the life of people.
Feelings (Слайд 2)
Feelings go up and feelings go down
There are feelings inside us all spinning around.
Sometimes they're good and sometimes they're bad
But feelings are something that everyone has.
Being shut out and feeling unsafe are feelings that
I think that Everyone Hates.
II. ОСНОВНА ЧАСТИНА УРОКУ
Speaking
T:What are feelings and emotions?
Nobody can help having feelings - they are part of everyone. We feel different things all day long as different things happen to us.
Look at the blackboard and read the quotations.Слайд 3
• “Feelings are the language of the soul”
• Feelings and emotions, just like the ship we are on, up and down”
How do you understand them?
Pupils:
• Sometimes we feel sad — when someone we love goes away.
• Sometimes we feel happy — when we are having fun playing.
• Sometimes we feel scared, angry, guilty, lonely or any of a huge range of human emotions.
• It is important not to be ashamed of having feelings. Everyone has them — good and bad.
- we can all learn to show our feelings in ways that are helpful to us and to others, not ways that are hurtful.
Brainstorming (Мозковий штурм)
T. When you watch TV or movies you can usually work out what the character is feeling by looking at the face. Are you good at “reading” faces?
Here are some faces. Please describe emotions. (Слайди з обличчями)4 - 16
1. Happiness — щастя
2. Joy — радість
3. Delight — задоволення
4. Pain — біль
5. Disgust — огида
6. Shame — сором
Watching, discussion Перегляд фільму про емоції
Т. Let’s watch a film. (Film “Feelings and Emotions” What feelings and emotions did you see?
Vocabulary practice
T. Which words describe negative feelings? Which words describe positive feeling? Go to the blackboard and write down the words in two columns.
(The teacher suggests recalling words denoting, at first, positive, then, negative feelings.) Слайд 17
Positive |
Negative |
happiness |
pain |
joy |
suffering |
fun |
disgust |
delight |
antipathy |
enjoyment |
shame |
well-being |
disappointment |
affection |
confusion |
elation |
anger |
zest |
fear |
T. Well done!
T. What thematic groups of emotions do you know? Provide examples.( Випереджувальне завдання)
№ п.п. |
Тематична група емоцій |
Приклад |
1 |
Зацікавленість – Збудження |
Appealing – привабливий; to Goall out – лізти зі шкури; Attaboy! – Браво! |
2 |
Задоволення – Радість |
Approving – похвальний; InSeventh heaven – бути на сьомому небі від щастя; Hooray! –Ура! |
3 |
Здивування |
Affected – вражений, зворушений; A bolt from the blue – грім серед ясного неба; Cor! – Та невже!, Оце так! |
4 |
Горе – Страждання |
Bedeviled –змучений; One’s heart is breaking – серце крається; Ay me! – Горе мені! |
5 |
Гнів – Лють |
Cheated – обурений; As mad as hell – злий як чорт; Dammit! - Тьху!, Дідько! |
6 |
Відраза – Гидливість |
Abject - мерзенний; To hate (sb., smth) like poison – огид, як гірка редька; Pshaw! - фі! Фу! Тху! Подумаєш! |
7 |
Презирство – Зневага |
Acrimonious – саркастичний;Don't be a goose! – не будь дурним!; Balloonjuice - дурниці!, нісенітниця!, маячня! |
8 |
Страх – Жах |
Aghast – охоплений страхом;Hair stands on end – волосся стає дибки; God damn! – Хай йому чорт! |
9 |
Сором – Сором’язливість |
Coy – соромливий; To come out at the little end of the horn – сісти в калюжу; Meh - те!, ну; можна, однаково |
10 |
Провина – Каяття |
Indicted – обвинувачений;Catch it hot – бути спійманим на гарячому; Whoops! – Упс! |
Homework. Check up
T. Your home task was to prepare positive recommendations for people.
(Учні пишуть на дошці рекомендації.) Викладають у формі кітки
• Believe in yourself.
• Humor yourself and others. Love one others.
• Joyfully live each day.
• Create a good life.
• Kindly help others.
• Smile often.
• Value life.
• Work for the common good.
* do not worry be happy
Relaxation break Слайд 18
T. Now let’s have a relaxation break and listen to a poem.
FEELING YOUR WAY THROUGH EVERY DAY! Слайд 18
Feelings are as natural as can be.
Feelings are inside you and me,
Feelings are simply grand,
Feelings let us know how we stand.
It is the most important fact:
How we feel is how we act.
Here’s another part of the deal:
How we act decides how we feel.
Remember this whatever you do,
How you feel is mostly up to you.
(by Betty Debnam)
Listening
T. Listen to a song (Song about feelings) Запис: Louis Armstrong « What a wonderful world», перегляд презентації.
Read and translate. Слайд 19
1. Every morning, Sam is so enthusiastic to begin his day that he jumps out of bed and begins to sing.
2. His mother became worried when she didn’t hear from him for two days.
3. David is quite shy so he doesn’t like talking to people he doesn’t know.
4. Katie feels threatened every time her boyfriend talks to another girl. She thinks that every girl wants to steal him.
5. In the U.S., Thanksgiving is a holiday in which people give thanks for the blessings they have. Before the Thanksgiving meal, family members will say what they are thankful for.
6. When Emily has a lot of work to do and feels stressed, she becomes very tense and cannot relax.
7. Our friend Lily makes us fee! left out when she has a party but doesn’t invite us.
8. Even in hard times when I don’t have a lot of money, I stay hopeful and believe that next month will be better.
Work in groups
Make quotations from separate words (Кожна група отримує набір слів для складання цитати.)
Приклади цитат Слайд 20
1. Life is a comedy to those who think, a tragedy to those who feel. Jean Racine
2. One thing you can’t hide — is when you’re crippled inside. John Lennon
3. Any emotion, if it is sincere, is involuntary. Mark Twain
4. The finest emotion of which we are capable is the mystic emotion. Albert Einstein
5. Sadness is almost never anything but a form of fatigue. Andre Gide
Test (Картки) Слайд 21
(Кожна група отримує тестові завдання. )
1.When I saw this movie, I was ... because I thought it would be much better.
• disappointed • grateful • nervous
2. My wife and I are very ... that you could come.
• ashamed • unhappy • pleased
3. Linda became ... to her new classmate David, a very handsome young man.
• attracted • shocked • happy
4. They were ... when they heard that no one was hurt in the accident.
• lonely • relieved • ashamed
5. Victoria has no friends in this city. She feels very ... .
• surprised • lonely • great
6. Where were you? I was ... that something bad happened.
• worried • furious • pleased
7. When my brother found out that they treated his girlfriend so badly, he was ... .
• convinced • merry • furious
8. They were both very sad, so they had a ... goodbye at the airport.
• bored • amazed • tearful
9.І was very ... with my test results.
• jealous • disappointed • sympathetic
10.І am 100 % ... that he will find another job.
• enthusiastic • surprised * convinced
Keys: 1 disappointed; 2 pleased; 3 attracted; 4 relieved; 5 lonely; 6 worried; 7 furious; 8 tearful; 9 disappointed; 10 convinced.
Speaking
T. Discuss the following questions:Слайд 22
1. Why do people have emotions and feelings? What good are they? What emotions and feelings are usually classified as positive and negative? Do you find it easy to talk about your feeling?
Pupils:
2. Who do you talk to if you have a problem?
3. What would you do or say if a friend was upset?
4. What kind of things do you do to cheer yourself up?
III. ЗАКЛЮЧНА ЧАСТИНА УРОКУ
Summary
T. Thanks a lot for your work. Now draw what emotions have you after today’s lesson. Слайд 23
(Учні на аркушах паперу малюють смайлики і кріплять їх на дошці .) Your marks are...
Home work:
Write a short essay about your weekend using new vocabulary,
describe your feelings and emotions. Слайд 24