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Мазмұны |
Күні/Уақыты |
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Сабақтың атауы |
5-сабақ Ұлыбританияның жануарлары |
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Сілтеме |
Тақырыптық күнтізбелік жоспар, сабақ жоспары, оқулықтан алынған материал (папка: ресурстар) |
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Тапсырмалар |
Сабақ барысы |
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Checking up the home task |
What was your home task? Do have any questions? Who is ready? Is there any volunteers? |
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Warm up |
ESL Activity: Charades Charades is a fantastic TPR method to elicit responses from your students and its extremely easy to set-up. How to play: One student stands out the front of the class and mimes out an object or thing. The student can’t use any words, only body language. The students who are sitting down have to try and guess what the student is miming. Here are a couple of variations of the classic charades game: Get the students to write a short story. This can be on a subject that you specify, or they can write about anything. Be sure to write your own story, as well. Ss must now read and act their story out. This can either be done in groups or as individuals. Make sure to demonstrate with your story first. This is a fun variation that can lead to a lot of laughs. This variation of charades should be reserved for higher level students. Get the Ss to write out a story. Instead of reading their story out loud, Ss will only act it out. Choose random Ss to tell the class their version of the story, based on what they saw. If you have any other ideas for charades that you think could benefit others, please send them to us by using the comment form at the bottom of the page! Variations: Give points for the team that correctly guesses the mime. Limited the amount of guesses that each student has. Limited the time that each team has to guess. For an extra challenge, make the mimes obscure. Have things with multiple words, e.g. “computer table”. Enjoy! |
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Read and Remember |
Look at the words and use dictionary and you may check their meaning A Vocabulary quiz: Give your partner a vocabulary quiz. Follow the stages. Stage 1 Think of ten words and write quiz questions like these: The first letter is…/How do you spell…? /What is …in English? Words connected with the animals of Britain |
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Grammar Structure |
Present simple, Present Continuous |
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Reading |
Pets (tame animals) Britain is famous for being a nation of animal lovers, and many people in Britain keep pets. More than 50 per cent of British families own a pet. We keep some 7.7 million cats, 6.6 million dogs, one million budgerigars and 18 million goldfish. And we are increasingly adopting exotic creatures such as small farm animals, snakes, tropical fish, and spiders; an estimated 2,000 households now have reptiles. |
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Feedback |
Draw a picture of pets and describe it |
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Home work |
Диалог құру |
