План-конспект внеклассного мероприятия по английскому языку для 9 класса. Brain-ring "Everything about Great Britain".

План-конспект 

внеклассного мероприятия по английскому языку для 9 класса.

“Everything about Great Britain”

Форма проведения: «брейн-ринг».

Цели:

1)    активизировать лексические и грамматические знания языка;

2)    закрепить знания страноведческого материала;

3)    развивать и совершенствовать навыки аудирования, чтения, письма и говорения;

4)    мотивировать к дальнейшему, углубленному изучению английского языка;

5)    прививать здоровый дух соперничества;

6)    развивать умение работать в команде и поддерживать свою команду;

7)    воспитывать интерес и уважение к культуре другого народа.

Оборудование: ноутбук, мультимедийное оборудование,  презентация, демонстрационные материалы, карточки с заданиями, маркеры,  наградные сертификаты.

Форма организации работы: индивидуальная, групповая.

Procedure:

I.                 Introduction. Greeting

 Good afternoon, dear friends! Let me welcome you at our intellectual competitions. Today we’ll speak about Great Britain, about its culture, its big cities and small towns, about its well-known and unknown sights, about famous people – everything about GB.

So we have two teams. The A(ctive) Team. The B(rave) Team.

Antonina Vladimirovna will keep the score. She will follow the time.

II.             Main part

Round I. Warming up.

Your task is to answer as many questions as you can. Do that very quickly, loudly and all together (in 1 or 2 words).

1.     What day is it today?

2.     What month is it now?

3.     What season is it now?

4.     What’s the weather like today?

5.     What are the spring months? (Name them)

6.     What town do you live in?

7.     Where is Berdiansk located? (near the Black sea or near the Azov sea?)

8.     What are the winter months? (Name)

9.     What school do you go to?

10. What is your form teacher’s name?

11. What is your English teacher’s name?

12. What are the summer months? (Name)

13.   Name the days of the week.

14. What are the colours of the British Flag? (blue, red, white)

15. What are the autumn months? (Name)

16. What is the first letter of English alphabet?

17. What is the last letter of English alphabet?

18. How many letters are there in English alphabet? (26)

Fans’ Games.

Let’s give a rest to our teams! And now it’s time for fans to work a little bit.

The first task is: to say the English ALPHABET.  (without mistakes and long thinking)

Round II. The Official Points.

Your task is to answer the questions, but now you have 30 seconds to discuss the answer in your team and choose the correct variant.

1)    What is the official (full) name of the country?

2)    How many parts does the UK consist of?

3)    What are the parts of the UK? (Name, please.)

4)    What is the capital of the UK?

5)    What is the capital of England?

6)    What is the capital of Wales?

7)    What is the capital of Scotland?

8)    What is the capital of the Northern Ireland?

9)    What is the official language of the country?

10)            What is the official currency of the state?

11)            What is the national British flag called?

12)            Attention to the screen!    Who is who? Guess and name the monarch (king) of the UK and the Prime Minister of the state.

(Charles III; Rishi Sunak)

Fans’ Games.

Your task is to   Match the flags and the countries

Round III. The UK Song.

Now we’re listening to a song “The UK Song”. Your task is to understand and remember as much information as possible. Try to catch as more details as you can.

Then you’ll have to answer some questions. By the way, if the team cannot answer, the supporters/fans have a chance to help and answer a question.

Round IV. The Grammar Experts.

Work in teams, together. Read, think, identify and write the tense of the verb in each sentence.

Read the sentences and identify the tenses of the verbs.

A)  My friend does his morning exercises every day.

B)   Last week we were at the cinema and watched “Master and Margaret”.

C)   The bird is singing merrily! The sun is shining brightly!

D)  Have you ever been to France? – No! I have never had a chance.

E)   He’ll probably be late.

F)    I was tiding up while John was ironing.

G)  She will be driving to Oxford tonight.

H)  The train arrives at 6 p.m.

Now, teams, exchange your cards and check your opponents’ work.

Fans’ Games.

Let’s give a rest to our teams!

Read the dates. Do it correctly! Remember about the ordinals in English.

•      January, 1

•      February, 14

•      March, 17

•      October, 31

•      November, 5

•      December, 25

(*) These dates are the holidays in the UK. Can you name them?

Round V. Sights of London.

Look at the screen! Watch the pictures and guess the sight of London. Here you’ll see the places of interest which are the greatest attraction to tourists.

Fans’ Games.

Guess the riddles.

1.    David’s parents have three sons: Bob, Tom and what’s the name of the third son?  (Answer: David)

2.    What (vegetable) has lots of eyes, but can’t see?   (Answer: A potato)

3.    What month of the year has 28 days?   (Answer: All of them)

4.    What has words, but never speaks?    (Answer: A book)

5.    You see me once in June, twice in November and not at all in May. What am I?  (Answer: The letter “e”)

6.     What would you find in the middle of Toronto?   (Answer: The letter “o”)

7.    What has a cat, which no other animals have? (Answer: Kittens)

8.    What star is not seen in the sky?  (Answer: a filmstar)

Round VI. Folklore Experts.

Your task is to read an English proverb or saying, think a little and match it with its Russian equivalent.

I.                  Read an English proverb or saying, think a little and match it with its Russian equivalent.

Answers:

Next task is to choose the correct ending and complete the proverb.

II.               Choose the correct ending and complete the proverb.

1)  You can eat your cake    __________________ .

2)  The devil is not so black  __________________.

3)  Score twice   ____________________.

4)  All’s well that   ___________________ .

5)  Everything comes to whom  ___________________ .

6)  A little pot is   ____________________.

7)  He laughs best   ______________________.

who waits;   as he is painted;   and have it;   who laughs last;   before you cut once;   soon hot;   ends well.

Answers:

1)      You can eat your cake    ---  and have it.

2)      The devil is not so black   ----  as he is painted.

3)      Score twice   ----  before you cut once.

4)      All’s well that   ----   ends well.

5)      Everything comes to whom   ----   who waits.

6)      A little pot is   ----  soon hot.

7)      He laughs best   ----   who laughs last.

Now, teams, exchange your cards and check your opponents’ work.

Fans’ Games.

Can you speak loudly and quickly? Can you pronounce difficult English sounds and words? Would you like to try it now?

Choose the tongue twister. Read slowly. Think and train, then say the phrase 3 times as faster as you can.

1.     Why do you cry, Willy? Why do you cry? Why, Willy? Why, Willy? Why, Willy? Why?

2.     Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.

3.     Don’t trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.

4.     A black cat sat on a mat and ate a fat rat.

5.     She sells sea shells at the sea shore.

6.     My pretty new red dress is ready already.

7.     Her third birthday is on Thursday.

8.     Four furious friends fought for the phone.

9.     Seven Santas sang silly songs.

10.  Bobby brings bright bells.

11. Two trains travel together to Toyland.

12. Chilly chipper children cheerfully chant.

13. Ten tiny tin trains toot ten times.

14.  It isn’t easy to please Lizzy.

15. Robert Rowley rolled a round roll round.

Round VII. Sing to win.

Listen to the song. Fill in the gaps.

Count how many times can you hear “Don’t worry! Be happy!” in the song.

«Don't Worry, Вe Happy»

(by Bobby McFerrin)

Here's a little song I wrote
You might want to sing it __________ for __________
Don't worry, be happy.
In every life we have some ___________________

But when you ____________ you make it double
Don't worry, be happy.
Don't worry, be happy.


___________ got no place to lay your_____________

 Somebody ___________ and took your bed
Don't worry, be happy.
The ________________ say your rent is late
He may have to ___________________
Don't worry, be happy.

___________ got no cash, _________ got no ___________

                          got no                           to make you ___________    

 Don't worry, be happy.
'Cause when you worry your ____________ will ____________

And that will bring everybody ___________
Don't worry, be happy.
Don't worry, be happy now.

Don't worry, be happy. …………

Don't worry, be happy. ……………

Use the words and fill in the gaps:

Landlord, note, girl, trouble, litigate, smile, ain't, head, came, style, down, frown, face, worry.

Teams, exchange your cards and check your opponents’ work.

III.         Conclusion.

Let’s count the points and see what team is the winner.

You are the best of the best today! You are brilliant! Thank you for the fighting at our brain ring!

Good luck!

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