Конспект урока по английскому языку"Natural disasters around the world" 6 класс
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в начале урока представлено стихотворение о погоде, есть видео о том чем может быть опасна погода учащиеся после просмотра отвечают на вопросы по просмотренному определяют тему урока, записывают новые слова в словарь, есть текст для чтения, индивидуальные задания с дискрипторами и критериями.
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Short term plаn
Lesson plаn
Long term plаn: “Nаtural
Disаsters”
Dаte:
Grаde 6
Lesson title: Natural disasters around the world
School: Fedorovskaya OSOSH1
Teacher’s nаme: AlimovaI.I.
Number present: Number absent:
Learning
objectives
Lesson objectives
Assessment
criteria
Value links
Cross curricular
links
ICT skills
Previous learning
Planned
timings
6. C9 usе imаginаtion to еxprеss thoughts, idеаs, еxperiеncеs аnd
fееlings
6R5 dеducе mеаning from contеxt in short tеxts on a growing rаngе
of fаmiliаr gеnеrаl and curriculаr topics.
6.S7 usе аppropriаtе subjеctspеcific vocаbulаry аnd syntаx to tаlk
аbout а growing rаngе of gеnеrаl topics, and somе curriculаr topics.
6.W2 writе with minimal support about rеаl and imаginary pаst
еvеnts, аctivitiеs аnd еxpеriеncеs on a growing rаngе of fаmiliar
gеnеrаl topics and somе curriculаr topics
identify the main idea of context
define topical vocabulary and recognise specific information
apply topical vocabulary on curricular topics
create a short text about real and past disasters
use topical vocabulary during the lesson
comprehends the context
write a short text about a real and past disasters
suggest own ideas of protecting nature or people
Support and polite each other, tolerance, trilingualism.
Our country national security and engagement in addressing
global and regional issues. The main feature of the organization
of the education process is the unity of educational work.
(‘Mangilik Yel’,7)
Geography, History
Active board for showing a presentation
Plan
Planned activities
Resources Start
(W) Greetings
Good morning children! How are you?
Who is on duty today? Is anybody absent today?
What date is it today?
(W) Warm up
Teacher introduces pupils a poem about weather and practice
their pronunciation.
Weather
When the weather is wet
We must not fret
When the weather is cold
We must not scold
When the weather is warm
We must not storm
But be thankful together
Whatever the weather
Lead in
(W,I) Brainstorming Activity 1
Teacher asks students
Can the weather be dangerous?
How can it be dangerous?
Pupils give own opinions.
Learners watch a video.
After watching teacher ask them following questions:
1. What about this video?
2. Can you guess the theme of the lesson?
Students guess the title of the lesson
Learners are informed about the lesson objectives.
Today you will:
define topical vocabulary and recognise specific
information
identify the main idea of context
apply topical vocabulary on a curricular topic
create a short text about a real and past disasters
Middle
(W, I) Pre teaching vocabulary. “Picture cover up”
Activity 2
Teacher covers a picture up as a whole or part of and let students
guess the covered part. After guessing learners look at the slides
of the names of natural disasters, shown on the pictures, then
repeat words in chorus with teacher.
Topical vocabulary: flood, tornado, earthquake, tsunami,
drought, hurricane, volcanic eruption, landslide.
(W,G) Prereading Activity 3
Before reading the text learners should work in groups and
discuss the following questions:
Slide 1
https://you
tu.be/Skz0
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Slide 2
Slide 3 1) What kind of natural disasters do you know?
2) How can people predict the weather?
3) Can we prevent any natural disasters beforehand?
4) What can we do in case of emergency?
(W,I) While reading
Read the text about tornado. Activity 4
The man who rode a tornado
19yearold high school student Matt Suter was visiting his
grandmother in her trailer in Missouri, USA. Earlier in the day
the weather was nice, but during the afternoon clouds started
gathering in the sky. By night, it was raining heavily and strong
winds were blowing against the trailer. It was then that Matt
heard a strange loud noise. “It was like ten aero planes around
us,” he said. Suddenly, the walls, floor and ceiling started
shaking. Furniture was moving around in all directions.
Terrified, Matt tried to hold onto the sofa, but he couldn’t.
Something lifted him off his feet and out as the walls of the
trailer were collapsing. When Matt woke up, he was lying on the
grass in the middle of a field, 400 meters from the trailer! He
had a cut on his head and some small cuts and bruises on his
body. When he realized where he was, he went to a neighbour
for help. His neighbour wrapped him in a blanket and drove him
back to the trailer. Matt’s grandma was delighted to see him.
Matt was very lucky to escape disaster. For him it was a
frightening experience. “I always wanted to see a tornado,” he
said. “But I definitely didn’t want to be in one!”
Post –reading Activity 5
A level task Answer the questions
1 How old was Matt Suter?
2 Who lived in Missouri, USA?
3 What disaster happened?
4 Who warped Matt in a blanket?
5 Why Matt’s grandma delighted to see him after tornado?
B level task Choose the best answer
1 This disaster happened in …
a California, USA
b Missouri, USA
c Philadelphia, USA
2 The weather was nice in the …
a morning
b afternoon
c evening
3 The noise of tornado was like …
A 5 five cars
b 10 aero planes
Handout 1 c 10 elephants
4 Suddenly, the walls, floor and ceiling started ….
A collapsing
b falling
с trembling
5 Matt woke up, he was lying on the …
a neighbour’s bed
b sofa
c grass
C level task Choose True or false correctly
1.Matt visited his grandfather
2 In the afternoon the weather was going to change.
3. The noise of Tornado was not like to ten aero planes.
4 Matt tried to hold onto the furniture.
5. Matt was rescued by his grandmother.
Answer keys: 1. False 2. True, 3. False 4. True 5. False
level
C
Task
False
True
False
True
False
Peer assessment according to the criteria
Answers
Tasks
A level Task B level Task
1
2
3
4
5
b
a
b
c
c
19 yearold
grandma
Tornado
Neighbour
Because
Matt was
very lucky to
escape
disaster
Descriptors: A learner
Answer the questions
Choose right answer
Mark “True” or “False”
5 points Well done! 34 pointsGood! 12points Try it
again!
Formative assessment
Learning objective: R5 dеducе mеаning from contеxt in short
tеxts on a growing rаngе of fаmiliаr gеnеrаl and curriculаr
topics.
Assessment criteria: comprehends the context Handout 2
Handout 3
Level of thinking skills Knowledge and comprehension
Higher order thinking skills
Text
Natural Disasters
“A natural disaster is an unexpected, severe weather event that
negatively impacts the way people live and their environment.
When a natural disaster strikes, people are in danger and
communities can be destroyed. Natural disasters come in all
shapes and forms, and can involve land, water, or the sky. No
one is 100% safe from natural disasters, but there are some that
are more likely in different regions of our planet than others. For
instance, California is very prone to earthquakes and the Pacific
Islands are prone to tsunamis.
In areas near big bodies of water, like Hawaii or Florida, there
is another spinning storm called a hurricane. Hurricanes don't
touch ground like tornadoes do; hurricanes are clouds made up
of high speed winds and rain. Did you know that the highest
recorded wind speed for a hurricane was more than 186 mph?
That's three times as fast as a cheetah! Hurricanes often cause a
lot of flooding and destruction.
A tsunami is a huge wave that comes crashing into land,
destroying everything in its path. The largest recorded tsunami
reached 100 feet into the air! Tsunamis are often caused by
earthquakes under the sea floor. The most devastating tsunami
was the Sumatra tsunami of 2004, which killed over 230,000
people.”
Tasks
Answer the questions.
1. How does the natural disaster impact to people life?
2. What kind of disaster happens often in the Pacific Islands?
3. What is the tsunami?
4. What kind of disaster happens often in California?
Read the text again and find
Find the words that mean:
1. Verb that means “influence, effect” (paragraph 1) _________
2. Adverb that means “ineffectual, unhappiness” (paragraph 1)
3. Noun, synonym to the word “collapse, breakdown”
(paragraph 2) ______
4. Adjective “upper, large” (paragraph 2)_______
5. Antonym of the words “ small, little” (paragraph 3)_______
Key:
1.impacts 2. negatively 3.destruction 4.high 5. huge
2. What do these numbers mean in the text?
A. 186 _________ B. 230000 _________
Descriptor A learner
• answers the question to find the right answer;
• finds correct information and opinion;
• chooses the right answer;
• completes the task.
(I, G, P) Speaking Activity 5
Differentiation by task
A level task
Read Matt’s story again and tell 3 events in the order they
happened.
B level task
Read Matt’s story again and describe the weather in that day.
C level task
Imagine you experienced a tornado disaster. Change 3 things
from Matt’s story and tell the class your story.
(I,P) Writing Activity 6
Differentiation by task
A task level Write down sentences putting the words in
order.
1 train off, strong, blew, bridge, winds
2 during, buildings, shaken, were, tornado
3 Japanese, I, tsunami, escaped, the
4 after, survived, man, collapses, disaster, roof
5 buildings, earthquake, in, collapsed, Tokyo
B task level Compare similarities and differences between
disasters of your country and the USA
C task level
Change the ending of Matt’s story. Write a few sentences.
Teacher uses formative verbal assessment ( good, very well,
excellent,)
Evaluation final SelfAssessment:
End
Very
good
Good Not very
well
cards
Control card
Name
I took part in …
Speaking about disasters
Work in pairs
Work in groups
Doing tasks My score is _____
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Assessment – how are
you planning to check
learners’ learning?
Health and safety check
Learners will be safely seated
at a comfortable distance
away from electrical outlets
and cables, monitors and
recorders
Peer assessment
Assessment by
criteria
Formative
assessment
Formative
verbal
assessment
Selfevaluation
assessment
Differentiation – how do
you plan to give more
support? How do you plan
to challenge the more able
learners?
At start of the lesson
support was given by
learning style.
Support was given by
differentiation tasks
Tasks divide into 3 levels
in understand and
comprehension, application
and HOTS (Higher order
thinking skills)
Reflection
Were the lesson
objectives/learning objectives
realistic?
What did the learners learn
today?
What was the learning
atmosphere like?
Did my planned
differentiation work well?
Did I stick to timings? What
changes
Summary evaluation
What two things went really well (consider both teaching and learning)?
1:
2:
What two things would have improved the lesson (consider both teaching and learning)?
1:
2:
What have I learned from the lesson about this class or individuals that will inform my next lesson?
Конспект урока по английскому языку"Natural disasters around the world" 6 класс
Конспект урока по английскому языку"Natural disasters around the world" 6 класс
Конспект урока по английскому языку"Natural disasters around the world" 6 класс
Конспект урока по английскому языку"Natural disasters around the world" 6 класс
Конспект урока по английскому языку"Natural disasters around the world" 6 класс
Конспект урока по английскому языку"Natural disasters around the world" 6 класс
Конспект урока по английскому языку"Natural disasters around the world" 6 класс
Конспект урока по английскому языку"Natural disasters around the world" 6 класс
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