Rivers in the world [Английский язык]
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Английский язык
| Theme of the lesson: | “Rivers in the world” Grade: 9 | |||
| Learning objectives | 9.4.3.1 understand the detail of an argument in extended texts on a range of familiar general and curricular topics 9.4.5.1 deduce meaning from context in extended texts on a range of familiar general and curricular topics; | |||
| Lesson objectives | - Identify the parts of an argument in given text; - Give a detailed extended response showing their opinion, agreement or disagreement using appropriate vocabulary and expressing own ideas, giving reasons and specific details to support the argument - evaluate different viewpoints while justifying | |||
| PlanPlanned timings | Planned activities | Learners’ activities | Evaluation | Resources |
| 5 min | Greeting. Warm wishes Check the home work “Veer” Teacher shows the photos Teacher introduces pupils with the lesson objectives. | Pupils write their questions or some sentences about previous lesson on the veer branches Pupils tell their opinion looking at the pictures The pupils guess the theme of the lesson: “Rivers” | Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback | PPT |
| 5 min | 10 Most Important Rivers in the World Rivers have been very useful to men in all parts of the world since prehistoric times. They provide a source of drinking water, for obtaining food, to fertilize lands and way to transport goods from place to place. Rivers also provide an important habitat for wildlife. They play an essential role in the ecology of rainforest and wetlands. And pay attention to list of the most important rivers in the world. | Pupils read the sentences | PPT | |
| 5 min 15 min 10 min | I. Reading. 1.Pre-reading. Match the new words with their definitions 2.While-reading activity. Differentiation tasks. Task A. Read the text. “Rivers of the world” on the textbook. Answer the questions: Yes/No. Teacher supports the pupils with special needs. Yes/No questions: 1. Is the Thames the UK? 2. Does it flow to the Atlantic Ocean? 3. Are there 37 bridges over the Thames? 4. Is Astana situated in the both banks of the Esil? 5. Are the people enjoy taking a boat? 6. Can you see Akorda near the river? Task B. 1. Find and correct false statements. 1. The Thames is situated in the USA ___ 2. It has been an iconic symbol of the capital city. ____ 3. There are lots of great photo opportunities from Big Ben. ___ 4. The Esil flows through Astana ___ 5. People in Astana are interested in swimming in the river. ___ 6. Ice skating and fishing are popular along the Esil.___ Task C. Discussion. (PW) Think-Pair-Share. Instruction: 1. Make 3 questions by the text to each other and answer them. 2. One group give the assessment to another group for their answer. 3. Post-reading activity. Peer practice task. Make a Venn Diagram What can you say about Zhayuk river? - You are welcome to the Gallery: ”Rivers to the world ” Group 1 and 2 writes some facts about river and they create gallery. Group 3 get an acquaintance with it. Reads the facts. | Match the words to their definitions Pupils assess themselves by the keys Divide into 3 groups by choosing the pictures Volga Amazon Yangtze . Pupils get handout and do the task. By doing this task the pupils with special needs can be active. . Pupils work in pairs. They ask questions 3 questions to each other and answer them. They can share their opinion freely. Pupils write the differences and similarities of two rivers | Descriptor a learner -matches the words with their definitions - assesses to each other Self-assessment Descriptor: A learner -identifies Yes/No Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback Descriptor: a learner -finds and corrects false statements Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback Descriptor: a learner: -constructs 3 questions and responds to them; -shares one’s opinion Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback Descriptor a learner - Write th differences and similarities of two rivers e Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback | PPT Handout 1 Handout 2 PPT |
| 5 min | Evaluation. Self-Assessment. Reflection. Pupils make “Bouquet of Luck” Home work. H/W: Ex 2 p 26 (w.b) | Pupils write their opinion in the stickers and do the bouquets | Pupils assess themselves by supporting the pupils’ feedback | |
| Theme of the lesson: | “Rivers in the world” Grade: 9 | |||
| Learning objectives | 9.4.3.1 understand the detail of an argument in extended texts on a range of familiar general and curricular topics 9.4.5.1 deduce meaning from context in extended texts on a range of familiar general and curricular topics; | |||
| Lesson objectives | - Identify the parts of an argument in given text; - Give a detailed extended response showing their opinion, agreement or disagreement using appropriate vocabulary and expressing own ideas, giving reasons and specific details to support the argument - evaluate different viewpoints while justifying | |||
| PlanPlanned timings | Planned activities | Learners’ activities | Evaluation | Resources |
| 5 min | Greeting. Warm wishes Check the home work “Veer” Teacher shows the photos Teacher introduces pupils with the lesson objectives. | Pupils write their questions or some sentences about previous lesson on the veer branches Pupils tell their opinion looking at the pictures The pupils guess the theme of the lesson: “Rivers” | Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback | PPT |
| 5 min | 10 Most Important Rivers in the World Rivers have been very useful to men in all parts of the world since prehistoric times. They provide a source of drinking water, for obtaining food, to fertilize lands and way to transport goods from place to place. Rivers also provide an important habitat for wildlife. They play an essential role in the ecology of rainforest and wetlands. And pay attention to list of the most important rivers in the world. | Pupils read the sentences | PPT | |
| 5 min 15 min 10 min | I. Reading. 1.Pre-reading. Match the new words with their definitions 2.While-reading activity. Differentiation tasks. Task A. Read the text. “Rivers of the world” on the textbook. Answer the questions: Yes/No. Teacher supports the pupils with special needs. Yes/No questions: 1. Is the Thames the UK? 2. Does it flow to the Atlantic Ocean? 3. Are there 37 bridges over the Thames? 4. Is Astana situated in the both banks of the Esil? 5. Are the people enjoy taking a boat? 6. Can you see Akorda near the river? Task B. 1. Find and correct false statements. 1. The Thames is situated in the USA ___ 2. It has been an iconic symbol of the capital city. ____ 3. There are lots of great photo opportunities from Big Ben. ___ 4. The Esil flows through Astana ___ 5. People in Astana are interested in swimming in the river. ___ 6. Ice skating and fishing are popular along the Esil.___ Task C. Discussion. (PW) Think-Pair-Share. Instruction: 1. Make 3 questions by the text to each other and answer them. 2. One group give the assessment to another group for their answer. 3. Post-reading activity. Peer practice task. Make a Venn Diagram What can you say about Zhayuk river? - You are welcome to the Gallery: ”Rivers to the world ” Group 1 and 2 writes some facts about river and they create gallery. Group 3 get an acquaintance with it. Reads the facts. | Match the words to their definitions Pupils assess themselves by the keys Divide into 3 groups by choosing the pictures Volga Amazon Yangtze . Pupils get handout and do the task. By doing this task the pupils with special needs can be active. . Pupils work in pairs. They ask questions 3 questions to each other and answer them. They can share their opinion freely. Pupils write the differences and similarities of two rivers | Descriptor a learner -matches the words with their definitions - assesses to each other Self-assessment Descriptor: A learner -identifies Yes/No Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback Descriptor: a learner -finds and corrects false statements Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback Descriptor: a learner: -constructs 3 questions and responds to them; -shares one’s opinion Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback Descriptor a learner - Write th differences and similarities of two rivers e Pupils assess themselves by supporting the teacher’s feedback | PPT Handout 1 Handout 2 PPT |
| 5 min | Evaluation. Self-Assessment. Reflection. Pupils make “Bouquet of Luck” Home work. H/W: Ex 2 p 26 (w.b) | Pupils write their opinion in the stickers and do the bouquets | Pupils assess themselves by supporting the pupils’ feedback |