Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
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Natural Disasters. Transparency: learners and teachers work together to develop goals and objectives of the lesson. Teacher and learners assess each other and justify the an assessment, give feedback.
Cooperation: The teacher and learners in collaboration achieve the lesson objectives and discuss the results of cooperation; feedback "teacher-student", " learner - learner " is carried out throughout the entire lesson.
Patriotism: learners learn about natural disasters in Kazakhstan
Natural Disasters Short term plan 3.doc
Lesson plan
Longterm plan unit: 7.3C Natural
Disasters
Date:
Grade: 7
Theme of the lesson
Learning objectives
that are achieved at
this lesson
Lesson objectives
School: Lyceun at KazGASA
Teacher name: Shaimanova S.T.
Number present: 14
absent:0
Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
7.C2 use speaking and listening skills to provide sensitive feedback to peers
7.C6 organise and present information clearly to others
7.R2 understand specific information and detail in texts on a range of familiar
general and curricular topics
All learners will be able to:
Learn 16 out of 20 words related to the topic.
Read about natural disasters in Kazakhstan and understand the main
idea of the text level 1.
Most learners will be able to:
Learn 19 out of 20 words related to the topic.
Read about natural disasters in Kazakhstan, understand the main idea
and specific information of the text level 1.
Some learners will be able to:
Learn 22 out of 27 words related to the topic.
Read about natural disasters in Kazakhstan, understand the main idea
and specific information of the text level 2.
Assessment criteria
Language objective
Learners achieved the LO if they were able to match 3 out of 4 disasters and
their descriptions.
Past Simple Tense
Intercultural
awareness
Values instilled at the
lesson
Learners find out about weather in different parts of the world and in
Kazakhstan
Transparency: learners and teachers work together to develop goals and
objectives of the lesson. Teacher and learners assess each other and justify the
an assessment, give feedback.
Cooperation: The teacher and learners in collaboration achieve the lesson
objectives and discuss the results of cooperation; feedback "teacherstudent", "
learner learner " is carried out throughout the entire lesson.
Patriotism: learners learn about natural disasters in Kazakhstan
Crosscurricular links Geography: learners learn about natural disasters in different parts of
Kazakhstan.
Learners use laptops for vocabulary work.
Learners will be familiar with some of the vocabulary associated with natural
disasters. Learners may have some knowledge of the associated problems, but
they are not expected to have a thorough knowledge.
Learners find out about measures taken after the disasters in Kazakhstan
Student centred teaching: respect, support and scaffolding;
To create a friendly atmosphere for collaborative work.
Promote a sense of selfesteem and selfrespect and respect for others among
all the learners.
ICT skills
Previous learning
Kazakh culture
Pastoral Care
Issue: 5
Dated: July 2015 Health and Safety
Everyday classroom precautions will ensure that safety measures are provided
to prevent the exposure of electrical power cords.
Course of the lesson
Planned stages
of the lesson
Beginning:
5 min
2 min
2 min
5 min
10 min
10 min
Planned activities at the lesson
Resources
https://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=iIjSuGYSlIE
Presentation slide 2
Presentation slide 3
Appendix 3
Appendix 4,5
Appendix 1,2
Warming up activity
Learners watch a video and tell what familiar words
and phrases they heard (topical vocabulary from the
previous lesson) – mudslide, flood, heavy rains …
Some learners may be able to tell the main message
of the video – what caused the mudslide in Almaty
(melting of glaciers)
Teacher and learners discuss the topic and lesson
objectives:
Read about natural disasters in Kazakhstan
Discuss what natural disasters are common
in Kazakhstan, their causes and results
Teacher presents some facts about disasters in
Kazakhstan and displays a table on the active board.
Example: In 2005 there was a flood. Fortunately, no
one died, but 25 thousand people were affected and
it bought damage of 7662 $.
Reading strategy: scanning
Learners are divided into two mixed ability groups
and given two short texts about other disasters in
Kazakhstan. They analyze the information together
and fill in the table. Then groups compare
information in their tables.
Vocabulary work
Learners match the topical vocabulary in English
with equivalents in Russian. For this activity learners
can use online dictionaries. Wordlists are
differentiated according to the level of learners.
Reading
Learners read texts “Recent major disasters and
response activities” according to their level (easier,
harder). Learners show their understanding by
matching disasters and dates with their description.
This work is done in writing.
Assessment
Learners submit their papers. Learners will achieve
their learning objective if they can match 3 out of 4
disasters and their descriptions. 5 min
Reflection:
Learners put the cards with words on the board in the
following order: cause – disaster – result
Cards: heavy rains, flood, houses were inundated,
sharp rise in air temperature, earthquake, roads were
destroyed.
Differentiation – how do you
plan to give more support?
How do you plan to challenge
Assessment – how are
you planning to check
students’ learning?
Reflection cards
Critical thinking
Learners find out about cause and result
relations.
Learners’ reading will be
assessed by the teacher
according to the success
criteria.
Vocabulary work is peer
assessed by different
groups
Use the space below to reflect on your lesson. Answer the most
relevant questions from the box on the left about your lesson.
All learners achieved the learning objectives as the reading task was
differentiated. I needed some more time for reflection so next time I
will leave more time for this activity.
the more able learners?
Texts and wordlists of two
levels are provided.
Reflection
Were the lesson
objectives/learning objectives
realistic? Did all learners
achieve the LO?
If not, why?
Did my planned differentiation
work well?
Did I stick to timings?
What changes did I make from
my plan and why?
Summary evaluation
What two things went really well (consider both teaching and learning)?
1: group work while filling in the table;
2: reading comprehension;
What two things would have improved the lesson (consider both teaching and learning)?
1: make reflection a written task;
2: group\pair work;
What have I learned from this lesson about the class or achievements/difficulties of individuals that
will inform my next lesson?
Most of the students have problems with Past Simple Tense.
Issue: 5
Dated: July 2015 Appendix 1
Formative assessment
Level 1 (less able learners)
7.3C Natural Disasters
Success criteria
Task
Students achieved the
LO if they were able to
match 3 out of 4
disasters and their
descriptions.
Read the text
Recent major disasters and response activities
(easier)
In May 2003, the Zhambyl region was hit by an
earthquake with a magnitude of 5.4 on the Richter scale.
The earthquake affected 43,300 people and destroyed
many buildings. The local administration and people
were not ready for this disaster.
Flooding in east Kazakhstan in May 2001 lasted for
more than one month, affecting 4,500 people and
damaging roads and buildings in the east Kazakhstan
and Semipalatinsk region. The National Society of
Kazakhstan supported flood victims with food, bedding
and other very important things.
Key
Learning
objectives
7.R2
understand
specific
information
and detail
in texts on
a range of
familiar
general and
curricular
topics
Match the events and their description
Event
Description
1 Floods in 1993
It lasted for more than one month.
More than 13,000 people lost their homes
2 Floods in 2001
Ten lives were lost.
The local administration and people were not ready for this disaster.
3 Earthquake in 2003
5,500 houses were damaged.
2,383 houses were inundated. 4 Floods in 2008
It damaged roads and buildings in the east Kazakhstan and
Semipalatinsk region.
It affected 43,300 people and destroyed many buildings.
Key
Learning
objectives
7.R2
understand
specific
information
and detail
in texts on
a range of
familiar
general and
curricular
topics
Appendix 2
Formative assessment
Level 2 (more able learners)
7.3C Natural Disasters
Success criteria
Task
Students achieved the
LO if they were able to
match 3 out of 4
disasters and their
descriptions.
Read the text
Recent major disasters and response activities
(harder)
In May 2003, the Zhambyl region was hit by an
earthquake with a magnitude of 5.4 on the Richter scale.
The earthquake affected 43,300 people and brought
devastation to housing and social infrastructure. The
consequences of the earthquake showed that neither
people nor the local administration, including medical
centers, were prepared for such disasters.
Flooding in east Kazakhstan in May 2001 lasted for
more than one month, affecting 4,500 people and
damaging roads and infrastructure in 28 settlements in
the east Kazakhstan and Semipalatinsk region. The
National Society of Kazakhstan provided immediate
support to flood victims in the form of food, bedding
and other very important things.
Match the events and their description
Event
Issue: 5
Dated: July 2015
Description 1 Floods in 1993
It lasted for more than one month.
More than 13,000 people lost their homes
2 Floods in 2001
Ten lives were lost.
The local administration and people were not ready for this disaster.
3 Earthquake in 2003
5,500 houses were damaged.
2,383 houses were inundated.
4 Floods in 2008
It damaged roads and buildings in the east Kazakhstan and
Semipalatinsk region.
It affected 43,300 people and destroyed many buildings.
Appendix 3
Natural disasters in Kazakhstan
Recent major disasters
Year
2005
2004
2003
Disaster
Killed
Affected
Damage
Flood
Landslide
Earthquake
0
48
3
25 000
36626
7662 $
Source: "EMDAT: The OFDA/CRED International Disaster Database www.emdat.net Universite
Catholique de Louvain Brussels Belgium"
Read this information and add it to the table above
1) Kazakhstan suffered severe damages from floods as a result of melting snow because of the sharp
rise in temperature and heavy rains during May 1993. The flood caused much damage, ten lives
were lost and about 30,000 people lost their homes. 5,500 houses were damaged.
2) On 2122 February 2008, South Kazakhstan was flooded as a result of heavy rains and a sharp
rise in air temperature, which led to fast melting of snow. In total 2,383 houses were inundated;
298 houses were destroyed, one person died and more than 13,000 people lost their homes. Appendix 4
Natural disasters in Kazakhstan
Vocabulary level 1 (less able learners)
1. Match English words with their Russian equivalents
2. Make a word list and memorize the words
English
Equivalent
1) Damage
2) Disaster
3) Flood
4) Landslide
5) Earthquake
6) Suffer
7) Severe
8) To melt
9) Sharp rise
10) To cause
11) Increase
Issue: 5
Dated: July 2015
Russian
Полный, целый
Наводнение
Землетрясение
Страдать
Таять
Суровый
Жертва
Резкий подъем
Ущерб
Длиться
Поддержка 12) Total
13) To inundate
14) To destroy
15) Magnitude
16) Richter scale
17) To affect
18) To last
19) To support
20) Victim
Оползень
Шкала Рихтера
Причинить, стать
причиной
Бедствие
Магнитуда, сила
Разрушать
Усиление, повышение
Затоплять
Влиять
Appendix 5
Natural disasters in Kazakhstan
Vocabulary level 2 (more able learners)
1. Match English words with their Russian equivalents
2. Make a word list and memorize the words
English
Equivalent
1) Damage
2) Disaster
3) Flood
4) Landslide
5) Earthquake
6) Suffer
7) Severe
8) To melt
Russian
Ни …, ни …
Усиление, повышение
Ущерб
Наводнение
Оползень
Таять
Разрушать
Землетрясение стать
Страдать
Причинить,
причиной
Подготовиться
Бедствие
Суровый
Последствие
Резкий подъем
Полный, целый
Затоплять
Магнитуда, сила
Обеспечить
Поселение
Жертва
Длиться
Влиять
Шкала Рихтера
Разруха
Поддержка
Незамедлительный
9) Sharp rise
10) To cause
11) Consequence
12) Neither … nor
13) Increase
14) Total
15) To inundate
16) To destroy
17) Magnitude
18) Richter scale
19) To affect
20) Devastation
21) To prepare
22) To last
23) Settlement
24) To provide
25) Immediate
26) Support
27) Victim
Issue: 5
Dated: July 2015
Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
Lesson Plan: Natural Disasters. (Grade 7.)Natural Disasters in Kazakhstan
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