Участники: учащиеся 8-го класса (УМК В.П. Кузовлев).
Цель урока: повторение и закрепление знаний по изученной теме с использованием информационных технологий.
Задачи:
- Образовательные:
- развивать навыки монологической и диалогической речи по теме;
- совершенствовать лексические и грамматическиt навыки говорения;
- совершенствовать навыки письменной речи посредством письменных творческих заданий.
- Развивающие:
- развивать интеллектуальные способности учащихся, внимание, память, восприятие на слух;
- развивать навыки самостоятельной работы.
- Воспитательные:
- воспитание личностных качеств: активности, умения выступать на публике, уважительного отношения друг к другу;
- вВоспитание патриотизма, любви к Родине.
Проекты:
1)
география;
7) особенности русского характера
2)
климат;
8) знаменитые россияне
3)
символы;
9)
русские традиции и обычаи
4) достопримечательности
Москвы;
10) спорт в России;
5) достопримечательности Санкт-Петербурга;
11) как понять русских?
6) города Золотого Кольца России;
12)
Мой родной край Мирнинский р-он, посёлок Айхал.
ХОД УРОКА
I. Greeting
Teacher: Good afternoon dear students! Nice to meet you! We have a
project lesson today he theme of the lesson is «My country at a glance».The aim of the
lesson is to sum up everything we’ve learnt about our native country – Russia. As far
as I know you have done different projects and you are ready to present them right now
.Every project of yours will be accompanied by interesting slides.
Nastya our top operator is responsible for multimedia aids. She will help you with your
project presentation.
Pay attention to the screen, listen to your classmates and ask questions!
At the end of the lesson we’ll do some exercises to see how attentive you are.
II. Project presentation
P1: The title of project is «My native country».
Geographical situation
- As you know Russia is largest country in the world.
- Russia is situated on two continents: Europe and Asia.
- The Urals form a natural border between the continents.
- The country is washed by 12 seas of three oceans; the Pacific, the Arctic and the Atlantic.
- The area of Russia is over 17 million square kilometers.
- The population of Russia is more than 145 million people.
- There are a lot of nationalities in Russia and people speak different languages.
- Russia is the official language.
Questions:
– Are there any lakes and rivers in Russia?
P1: Yes. The main Siberian rivers are the Ob, Enisey and the Lena. The
world’s deepest lake, Lake Baikal is also situated in Russia. The water in this lake is
very clear.
– What is the official name of our country?
P1: The official name of our country is the Russian Federation.
P2:
- If you don’t mind I’ll tell you about climate.
- Russia is a country without a climate because it has every possible climate from arctic in the north to subtropical in the south.
- In the west, for example, the climate is usually mild and wet.
- The southern parts of the country have warm temperatures all year round, but the northern parts have very cold winters.
- In the middle of the country the climate is usually continental.
- Winters are cold, windy and snowy, and summers are hot and dry.
Questions:
– Dima, are you proud of your country?
P2: Of course, I am. Russia is the largest country in the world and it is
very rich.
– What do you mean?
P2: I mean it has thick forests and high mountains, long rivers and deep
lakes. What is more, Russia is rich in mineral resources: oil, gas, coal, diamonds, gold.
– Thank you. And do you know anything about national symbols of Russia?
P2: Of course, I do. But as far as I know, Yulya has prepared a report
about national symbols of Russia.
P3:
- Yes, I’d like to tell you about country’s national symbols.
- One Russian symbol is the Russian national flag.
- This flag is made up of three stripes: white, blue and red.
- These colours have always been symbolic in Russia.
- They symbolize nobleness, honesty, courage and love.
- Another Russian symbol is double – headed eagle.
- It was introduced in Russia in 1497 by Tsar Ivan the third (III).
- Besides, there are other Russian symbols are well – known over the world such as Red Square and the Spasskaya Tower…
- If you come to Moscow, you will see a lot of beautiful sights, such as…
P4:
- I’m sorry for interrupting you Yulya, but let me tell about the capital of our country Moscow and its sights.
- There you can see old cathedrals, the state Kremlin Palace, the Tsar Cannon and Tsar Bell.
- If you come to Moscow for the first time, you should by all means visit the Kremlin.
- The most attractive monument of Red Square is Snt Bazils Cathedral.
- It is a real masterpiece of ancient Russia architecture.
- Tourists are usually surprised by the number of churches and cathedrals in and around the city. For example, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior.
- There are also a lot of beautiful palaces and monuments in Moscow.
Questions:
– I’m sorry. Do you know any museums in Moscow?
P4: I do. I know the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and the Tretyakov
Gallery which contain a rich collection of paintings.
– Have you ever visited the Tretyakov Gallery?
P4: Unfortunately, I have not been to Moscow yet. But I hope I’ll visit
it by all means.
P5:
- I agree with Yura Moscow is the city that must be seen.
- Moscow is the city that must be seen.
- But every tourist should visit St. Petersburg, the second largest city in Russia and one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
- It was founded by Peter the Great.
- The Winter Palace, St. Isaac’s Cathedral, The Peter and Paul Fortress, the Russian Museum attract thousands of tourists every day.
- St. Petersburg is also famous for its beautiful while nights.
- The city is also called the Northern Venice because there are more than a hundred rivers and canals there.
Questions:
– What places of interest would you like to visit in St. Petersburg?
P5: I’d like to visit as many interesting places as possible: different
museums, palaces, cathedrals, churches and so on.
– I would like to visit Hermitage and the Russian Museum because I am fond of painting.
P6:
- As for me. I am keen on history.
- I want to know more about Russian history, so I would like to visit old Russian towns and cities, for example, Novgorod the Great, Suzdal, Yaroslavl and all the towns of the towns of the Golden Ring.
- They are unique museums of Russian ancient architecture, Russian icons, unique wooden.
- Russian folk art is famous all over the world:
- Dymkovo toys.
- Zhostovo trays.
- Lacquer miniature box, Palekh.
- Khokhloma, it is one of a kind!
- I am sure only Russian people can do such marvelous things!
P7:
- I don’t think anyone could disagree with Vera.
- There are a lot of wonders in Russia. But it is true to say that Russia is famous for its people.
- To understand Russians; one must know where they come from.
- Nature has not been kind to Russia. Winters are cold, windy and snowy.
- The harsh climate explains the Russians’ strength and ability to overcome hardships.
- Yet most of the Russians are open people.
- They are not reserved as the British.
- The Russians like having parties and receiving quests.
- The Russians are known to be hospitable people.
Questions:
– The British are also said to be conservative. And what about the Russians? Are they
conservative?
P7: I don’t think Russian people are conservative. On the contrary,
they encourage research and innovations.
P8:
- And I want to say Russian people are clever and talented.
- We can name a lot of out standing Russians who are well known all over the world, for example, Lomonosov, Gagarin, Koralev, Repin, Chaikovsky, Ulanova, Jhukov, Tereshkova and so on.
- And we can say that we are a nation that has done a lot for the world civilization.
Questions:
– Alyosha, do you think the Russians have a sense of humour?
P8: Yes, I think the Russians have a sense of humour. Besides, they are
friendly, kind, very hospitable and open – hearted. We have a lot of beautiful
traditions and customs.
P9:
- Yes, if you don’t mind I will tell you about some Russian traditions and customs.
- People in Russia keep their old traditions and are very proud of them.
- They celebrate religious holidays such as Easter, Christmas, Maslenitsa and others.
- They eat traditional food for Maslenitsa such as pancakes, for Easter – kulich, pasha, and hard – boild eggs, for Christmas – kutya.
- Russian people like to invite guests to their places, they give presents to each other.
- Russian people are known to be pet lovers.
- Many families keep different pets at home.
- Cats and dogs are the most common pets in Russia.
Questions:
– Vlad, it is interesting to know what your favourite festival is?
P9: As for me, my favourite festival is Maslenitsa, because it is
interesting and I like eating pancakes.
– Who cook pancakes in your family?
P9: My mother.
– Are you a pet lover?
P9: Yes, I have a dog, called John. I like to walk my dog very much. An
what is your favourite activity, Artur?
P10:
- I enjoy watching sports in my spare time.
- In Russia a lot of people go in for sports.
- I can say that Russia is a nation of sport – lover.
- Many sports are popular in Russia, such as hockey, football and other.
- A lot of sportsmen take part in international competitions and in the Olympic Games and show excellent results.
- I know a lot of outstanding Russian sportsmen such as: Irina Rodnina, Eugenie Kafelnikov, Lev Yashin, and Mariya Sharapova.
Questions:
– Tell me please, why you have chosen a project about sport?
P10: As I have already said I like playing sport and I am proud of
Russian sportsmen.
– What is your favourite sport?
P10: I am fond of football. My favourite football player is Arshavin.
P11:
- I’d like to give some tips for foreigners who are travelling to Russia.
- To understand Russia and the Russians you’d better go to the countryside in winter.
- Russian winter is full of poetry and magic. And what Russian doesn’t like a fast ride in a troika or sleigh with three horses!
- The singing of chastushkas used to be a main part of Russian rural holidays and parties.
- In many places they are still popular today.
- Russians people love their native country, folk traditions, celebrations, songs, dances.
- The Russians will always welcome a guest with the symbol of lifegiving – bread and salt.
- Russian people are known to be hospitable, generous and friendly.
Questions:
– I see love your country.
P11: Yes I love my country and I am proud to be a Russian.
P12:
- Me too. When I think of Russia, I imagine my native place Mirninsky Region.
- It is situated in the western part of the Eastern – Sibirian Plain.
- The region was formed in 1961.
- It’s main cities are Neryngri, Aykhal, Aldan, Mirniy and others.
- It has an area of 3101 thousand square kilometers.
- The population of the region is 973 thousand people.
- Mirny is the capital of the region.
- It is situated on the river «Lena».
- My friends and I live in the settlement of Aykhal.
- Aykhal is neither large not small.
- It is beautiful, especially in winter.
- Aykhal is really a good place to live in.
- There are lots of places to go to.
- For example, the Palace of Culture, Sport Center. Art School, Musical School, a lot of libraries, a museum and so on.
- So, in short I like Aykhal and my native country Russia very much.
Question:
– Do you want to live anywhere else but not in Russia?
P12: No. I would like to travel around the world, to see different
things. But I don’t want to live anywhere else, but in Russia. I love my country very
much and I am proud to live here.
III. Vocabulary and Grammar Exercises
T: Thank you pupils. You’ve got a lot of interesting information
about our country – Russia. You’ve done a great work. Your projects are very
interesting.
To check up how attentive you are we’ll do some exercises.
IV. The Conclusion of the lesson
T: To sum up the results of the lesson. I’d like to ask some more
questions.
– What do you usually imagine when you think of Russia?
– Do you agree that Russia is the best country in the world?
Answer:
Russia is the best!
Russia is one of a kind!
Russia is better compared to others!
Russia is the tops! Etc.
T: Thank you, pupils! I see you are real citizens and great patriots of our country. You are the best! Thank you for the lesson! You are free!