Урок з англійської мови для 7 класу "Особливості характеру, традицій та етикету англійців"

Урок

Тема              Особливості характеру традицій та етикету англійців

 Мета:          Повторити та активізувати лексичних одиниць  теми в усному мовленні.

Продовжувати формування навичок читання, формувати навички монологічного та діалогічного мовлення.

Розширяти уявлення учнів про традиції англійців. Виховувати інтерес до життя людей в інших країнах

Обладнання :  підручник,картки для роботи в парах, картки для        індивідуальної роботи

                                                               Хід уроку

І Greeting

Good morning!  How are you?  Welcome to English class! Let’s start our lesson.

ІІ AIM

Today we are going to sum up the material on the topic “The British Lifestyle”.

You‘ll practice reading and speaking about English character, traditions and manners. 

Your task is

To listen attentively

To speak English as much as possible

Not to be afraid to make mistakes

To express your opinion and defend it

To show the knowledge of the vocabulary on topic

ІІІ Worming up

How do you understand the word “Lifestyle”?

Let’s read the definition in the dictionary.

Lifestyle is a way of life or style of living that reflects and values of a person or group.  What associations do you have with this word?

Let’s make Mind –Mapping

Read this proverb, please.

WHEN IN ROME, DO AS THE ROMANS DO

What Ukrainian equivalent of this proverb do you know?

What does it mean?

(When you are visiting another place you should follow the customs of the people in that place)

And now do the test, please

IV   Match the words with their synonyms

1. Reserved                       a) unfriendly
2. Hospitable                     b) at home
3. Queue                           c) look forward to
4. Disappoint                     d) fancy
5. Expect                           e) polite
6. Indoors                           f) tidy
7. Well-mannered              g) upset
8. Neat                               h) line
9. Be fond of                      j)  welcoming   

V   I have got an invitation to the Palace for dinner. Let’s refresh in my memory English Table Manners.

• Match the two parts of the sentences.

• 1) Don’t put your                               a) are placed on your fork with the          

                                                                    help off   knife

• 2)   Never stretch over the table         b) lick your fingers

          for something you want  

• 3)  Vegetables, potatoes, macaroni    c) elbows on the table
• 4 ) Don’t eat                                         d) with your mouth full
• 5)  Don’t lick                                         e)ask your neighbor to pass it
• 6 ) Don’t talk                                         f) to say “Thank you”
• 7)  Don’t forget                                      g) your spoon
• 8)  You should not                                h) off the knife                         

 V  Listening

Buckingham Palace. The Palace

           There are two addresses in London that the whole world knows. One is 10 Downing Street, where the Prime Minister lives. The other is Buckingham Palace.

This famous palace, first built in 1703, is in the very centre of London.

           It is two places, not one. It is a family house, where children play and grow up.    It is also the place where presidents, king, and politicians go to meet the Queen.

            Buckingham Palace is like a small town, with a police station, two post offices, a hospital, a bar, two sports clubs, a disco a cinema, and a swimming pool. There are 600 rooms and three miles of red carpet. Two man work full-time to look after the 300 clocks. About 700 people work in the Palace.

Answer the questions

What do these numbers mean?

600, 700, 1703, 3, 300

True or False

• Buckingham Palace was built in Brighton.
• It is a family house for Prime-Ministry.
• About 700 people work in the Palace.
• There are two addresses in London that the whole world knows.
• Buckingham Palace has a police station, a hospital, a cinema, a disco too.

  VI        Complete the dialogues, please.

Sorry, please, with pleasure, thank you, excuse me

• … but is this seat vacant?  
• Would you like a drink? – Yes, …
• I was … to hear about what happened to your family.
• Enjoy your meal!  - …
• Would you like to go to the theatre with me? - …

 VI Reading

 Politeness is the flower of humanity

     If people ask me,
I always tell them: "Quite well, thank you, I'm very glad to say.“
If people ask me,
I always answer,
"Quite well, thank you, how are you to-day?"
I always answer,
I always tell them,
If they ask me
Politely.....   

                                             Alan Alexander Milne

VII Your homework is exercise 5 on page 107

Write a letter about an  average British family.