В условиях обновлённого содержания образования в Казахстане осуществляется поэтапное введение преподавания биологии, химии, физики, информатики на английском языке. Применение английского языка на уроках биологии я практикую второй год. Надеюсь, этот поурочный план на английском языке на тему: "Строение растительной и животной клетки" будет полезен.
Topic
Date
Class
Teaching aims
Content objectives
Language objectives
Assessment
Cognition
Culture
Communication
Content
Materials
Cell structure
03.09.19
9 grade
● to generalize and consolidate knowledge about cell structure
● to understand the function of cell.
● to know the difference between plant and animal cells.
By the end of the lesson students will be able to:
● describe plant and animal cells
● give definition
● know about the functions of cells
Lexis: Cell, organelle, cytoplasm, plasma membrane, nucleus,
covered, ribosome, Golgi body, lysosome, mitochondria, plastids.
Functional language: comparing, explaining , discussing,
analyzing, sorting the cards, describing
● generalize and consolidate knowledge about the function of
● find the difference between plant and animal cells
● describe the structure of plant and animal cells
working with definitions and doing research about the topic of
“Cell structure”
understanding that topic of Cell structure
cell
discussing function of cell
defining key terms
describing difference between plant and animal cells
working with text about “Cell structure” and present
understanding of the topic
Books, A4 papers, colorful pencils, envelop.
Stage / Aim
Lead in
Time
40 m
2 min
5 min
Warm up
( to set the
context and
activate prior
knowledge)
Procedure
T: Hello everyone. Please, sit down. I want you to open the
copybooks and write down the date. Today’s lesson is going
to focus on “Cell structure”. We will start with Explanation
and we will finish with Activity.
T: Before we start I want you to open the books on page 8
and think about what makes cell alive?
Ss: Students brainstorming what makes cell alive?
T: Well done. Now, Let’s work with new terminology. There
is one “Traffic Light” on each table. I want you to look at
new words and place the words that you know on “Green”
light, the words that you might know on “Orange” light and
the words that you don’t know on “Red” light.
Ss: Students place words on corresponding places andPresentation
( to present the
Cell structure)
10 min
8 min
Practice
( to consolidate
the material, to
check
understanding of
the topic)
10 min
Production (to
speak and
present the Cell
structure)
3
2
Reflection (to
reflect on what
they have
studied)
Conclusion (to
finish the lesson
and set the
homework)
discuss it in groups and with teacher (Attachment 0).
T: Brilliant! Let’s practice these words together. I want you to
repeat these words after me!
T: Now, I’m going to give you papers with some missing
words, try to mingle and solve the task.
Now, moving on to Explanation let’s open the text on pages 8
and 9 and listen to me?
ICQ: Do we have to read the text on page 8 or 9? Do you
have to read the text or listen to me? (Listen to you)
A cell is an elementary unit of a living system. Various
structures of a living cell, which are responsible for
performing a particular function, are called organoids, like the
organs of the whole organism. Specific functions in the cell
are distributed among organoids, intracellular structures
having a certain shape, such as the cell nucleus, mitochondria.
T: Now let’s move on to practical activity. I want you to work
in 4 groups and solve the task. (Teacher gives students the
envelope with task in it Attachment 1).
Ss: Students do creative activity.
T: Now, I want you to look at the picture on page 8 and stick
the names of the cell structure on your posters. When you
finished I want you to look at definitions and match them with
words on your projects (Attachment 2).
ICQ: Do you have to write or stick the names? (Stick). Do
you have to imagine definitions or match them? (Match)
T: Brilliant!
T: Well done. Good job! Now I want you to present your
posters and speak about Cell structure. Make sure that you
covered questions on page 9 in “Literacy” box.
ICQ: Do you have to speak about animal? (No, we have to
speak about Cell structure)? Do you have to answer the
questions on page 8 in “Literacy” box? (Yes)
Ss: Students present their projects and speak about their
topic.
T: Good job! Thank you. Now, I want you to take stickers
and post your tweets about today’s lesson (Attachment 3).
Now, I’d like to recap. Today we have explored the topic of
“Cell structure”. The key things to takeaway is that it has 3
basic functions. For the next lesson I want you to read the
paragraph on pages 8 and 9 again and do the “Research time”
box. Remember this homework is not optional, you must be
ready for the next lesson. Have a nice day! I will see you onTuesday .
Kazakh
Kazakh
English
Cell
Cell structure
Plant cell
Animal cells
Organelle
Cytoplasm
Plasma membrane
Nucleus
Vacuole
Plastid
Leucoplast
Chloroplast
Chromoplast
Similarity
Difference
Pores
Mitochondrion
Lysosome
Endoplasmic reticulum
Ribosome
Nucleolus
English
Cell
Cell structure
Plant cell
Animal cells
Organelle
Cytoplasm
Plasma membrane
Nucleus
Vacuole
Plastid
Leucoplast
Chloroplast
Russian
Клетка
Структура клетки
Растительная клетка
Животная клетка
Органелла
Цитоплазма
Плазматическая мембрана
Ядро
Вакуоль
Пластид
Лейкопласт
Хлоропласт
Хромопласт
Сходство
Отличие
Поры
Митохондрия
Лизосома
Эндоплазматическая сеть
Рибосома
Ядрышко
Russian
Клетка
Структура клетки
Растительная клетка
Животная клетка
Органелла
Цитоплазма
Плазматическая мембрана
Ядро
Вакуоль
Пластид
Лейкопласт
ХлоропластChromoplast
Similarity
Difference
Pores
Mitochondrion
Lysosome
Endoplasmic reticulum
Ribosome
Nucleolus
Хромопласт
Сходство
Отличие
Поры
Митохондрия
Лизосома
Эндоплазматическая сеть
Рибосома
ЯдрышкоAttachment 3Scaffolding for Presentation
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