Из истории городов
план-конспект урока по английскому языку (6 класс)

15 марта 2013-03-14

Урок «Из истории городов. From the history of the cities»

Задача:

 Развивать умение представлять свою страну в межкультурном общении.

Цели:

Обучающая: - Развивать социокультурную компетенцию.

     - Обогатить словарный запас путем выполнения лексических упражнений

     - Повторение грамматических времен Present Simple, Present Continuous

Развивающая: - Развивать умения во всех видах речевой деятельности.

Воспитательная : - Воспитывать интерес к историческому наследию своей

    страны и познанию англо-говорящего мира.

ПЛАН УРОКА

1. Разминка: Questions

1. What do you like doing in your free time?
2. Do you like games? Hat is your favorite game?
3. Do you like to play at the parties?
4. When is you birthday? Did you play at your birthday party?
5. What is your favorite holiday?
6. Do you know any English festivals or holidays?
7. What is your hobby?
8. Do you like travelling?
9. What cities or countries did you visit on holidays?
10. Do you like visiting old cities or modern cities?
11. Is Korolyov an old or modern cities?

2. Check the home task.

                        Tell about the cities you like most of all.

1. Korolyov  2. Moscow   3. St. Petersburg I+II   4.London     5.  

3. Do exercises.

1. Countries and nationalities
2. What can we see in the city.
3. Road safety instructions
4. Every day English. Play the dialogues “In the street”
5. Writing a letter “Giving insructions”
6. Read the text “It’s interesting to know”
7. Grammar exercises.

4. Home task.

Test № 6-а (Test book)

MOSCOW

The capital of Russia is Moscow.

The city is more than 800 years old.

Moscow is situated on seven hills so there are seven high buildings there.

The Kremlin is also situated on one of the hills looking over the Moskva river.

The Kremlin with its beautiful red walls and famous churches is certainly the heart of Moscow.

In 1147 Moscow was a little settlement, which was founded by Prince Yuri Dolgoruky. Now it is one of the biggest and the most beautiful cities in Europe.

Lots of tourists come to Moscow to see Red Square and the Kremlin with its famous tower.

Our guests like waking on Arbat street and buying souvenirs.

I like Moscow and I am proud of our capital.

Questions:

1.What is the capital of our city?

2. How old is Moscow?

3. What is the heart of our capital?

4. Who founded Moscow and when?

5. What’s the name of the most beautiful square?

6. What does “red” mean?

THE CITY OF KOROLYOV.

My home city is Korolyov. The city is only 85 ears old.

It is modern, very green and beautiful.

The city of Korolyov is famous for its Mission Control Center.

A lot of Russian and American engineers work here and control the International Space Station.

Our city is named after Sergey Korolyov.

Sergey Pavlovich Korolyov is a well-known Russian scientist.

He designed many space rockets. One of them took Yury Gagarin into space.

We can see a monument to Gagarin in the center of our city.

What is the best in our city are the people. They are kind and friendly.

Welcome to our city.

Questions:

1. Is Korolyov an old or young city?

2. What is Korolyov famous for?

3. Who is our city named after?

4. Who was Sergey Korolyov?

5. What did S. Korolyov do?

6. What are people living in Korolyov like?

I. ST. PETERSBURG

St. Petersburg is one of the most beautiful cities in our country.

Russian tsar, Peter the Great, founded St. Petersburg in 1703 on the banks of the Neva river.

People called it the window to Europe.

Russian ships could sail and trade in Europe.

The city played very important political and economical role.

Peter the Great loved the city and in 1712 moved the Russian capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg. It was the capital city until 1918.

Lots of tourists come here to have a look at the Winter Palace, the Summer Garden, the Hermitage and the Russian Museum.

But the most famous symbol of the city is the monument to Peter the Great.

Questions:

1. Who founded St. Petersburg?
2. When did St. Petersburg become the capital of Russia?
3. How long was it the capital?
4. What’s the name of the river where St. Petersburg is situated?
5. Who is the symbol of the city?
6. Do you remember the most interesting places in St. Petersburg?

II. ST. PETERSBURG

I would like to continue the story about the St. Petersburg.

The city is founded on the banks of the Neva River and connected with the Baltic sea. St. Petersburg is very important port. We call the city the “window into Europe”.

The climate in St. Petersburg is not very mild. Winters are usually cold and windy, but summers are not hot.

The most popular time of the year to visit the city is period of the “white nights”.

This is time in June when it is light even at night. People usually walk a lot at the time of the “white nights”.

I recommend you to come to St. Petersburg and you will enjoy the time.

If you want to see the most beautiful fountains, you must go to Petergoff.

Questions:

1. What city did we call the “window into Europe”?

2. What is climate like in St. Petersburg?

3. When is the best time to visit St. Petersburg?

4. Why tourists like walking at the time of the “white nights”.

5.Where can you see the most beautiful fountains?

LONDON

London is the capital and the biggest city of Great Britain.

When Romans went to England many, many years ago they built a town on the River Thames. The name of the town was Londinium.

Now London is a very large city but the River Thames is still in the centre of London.

Until 1749, there was only one bridge over the river. The old London Bridge looked very strange. There were houses and shops on the bridge.

Now there are more than twenty bridges over the Thames.

The city became bigger and bigger. In those days people usually built houses of wood. The year 1666 was badly famous for London because it was the year of the Great Fire.

The fire burnt for four days and destroyed the city.

After the Great Fire people built a new city.

Questions:

1.Who built London?

2. What was the first name of the city?

3. How many bridges were there until 1749?

4. How did old London Bridge look like?

5. What is year 1666 famous for?

6. Did people build a new city after the fire?