Презентация на тему: Путешествие по литературной Англии"
Презентация на тему: Путешествие по литературной Англии"
В наше время, когда все шире и шире развиваются связи между разными странами и народами, знакомство с культурой страны изучаемого языка становится необходимым элементом процесса обучения иностранному языку. Ученик должен владеть информацией о стране, уметь провести экскурсию по городу, музею или выставке, рассказать гостям о своеобразии культуры не только своей страны, но и англо-говорящих стран. Принцип диалога культур предполагает использование культуроведческого материала о стране изучаемого языка, который позволяет развивать социокультурную компетенцию, а также расширять эрудицию учащихся, их филологический и общий кругозор.
Учителя, сознавая стимулирующую силу страноведческой и культурологической мотивации, стремятся развивать у учащихся познавательные потребности путем нетрадиционного проведения урока, поэтому данный урок проводится в форме экскурсии по музею литературной Англии.
В процессе изучения творчества английских писателей учащимся было дано задание подобрать новый или систематизировать уже знакомый материал по их творчеству по конкретным литературным местам и сдать его в письменной форме учителю. Затем педагогом была подготовлена презентация для сопровождения урока-экскурсии по литературным местам Британии, которая будет сопровождаться краткими выступлениями учащихся с целью обмена полученной информацией. Особое внимание уделено творчеству Шекспира и Байрона. Данный урок является обобщающим по этой теме.
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A Tripto Literary
Britain
Плишкина Татьяна Борисовна
Учитель иностранного языка
МОУ «Средняя школа № 35»
Цели:
Активизировать речемыслительную деятельность учащихся.
Закрепить лексический материал по теме “Английские писатели”.
Развивать навыки аудирования.
Воспитывать художественный вкус у детей.
Воспитывать межличностные отношения.
Сontents
Literary Aberdeen and Edinburgh
LiteraryAlloway,Whitby, Haworth
LiteraryMarple,Stradford- upon – Avon,Walsall, Cambridge
Literary Oxford, Bath, Portsmouth
Literary London
The Globe Theatre
William Shakespeare
Robert Burns
Test
Conclusion
Information assets
The literary map of Britain
Aberdeen is the home of Catherine Gordon, the mother of George Gordon Byron in Scotland where he spent his childhood.
Arthur Conan Doyle was a great writer. He was born in Edinburgh, in the family of Irish. Conan Doyle was one of the first, who started the fashion of detective story.
Edinburgh is the home of Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1849).He wrote many books about adventures, because when he was a boy, he thought about other countries and drew maps of different places which he wanted to see.
Also Edinburgh is well-known as Sir Walter Scott’s birthplace. He wrote stories of Scottish life, including several, based on historical characters.
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
Alloway
Whitby
Haworth
Marple
Cambridge
Stratford-
upon-Avon
Walsall
Oxford
London
Bath
Cardiff
Portsmouth
The literary map of Britain
Alloway is associated with the name of Robert Burns, the great Scottish poet. Scots over the world celebrate his birthday every year on the 25 th of January.
Whitby is a British town that inspired Abraham (Bram) Stoker to write the classic vampire tale “Dracula” and Peter Benchley to write his book “Jaws”.
Haworth is the place where sister Bronte often lived (home of father). Charlotte wrote “Jane Eyre”. Emily is best known for her novel “Wuthering Heights”. Ann published “Tenant of Wild fell Hall”.
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
Alloway
Whitby
Haworth
Marple
Cambridge
Stratford-
upon-Avon
Walsall
Oxford
London
Bath
Cardiff
Portsmouth
The literary map of Britain
Agatha Christie visited a friend in Marple once and so impressed with the town that she decided to name Miss Marple, a detective in her books, after this town.
Stratford-upon-Avon is the birthplace of William Shakespeare. He was one of the greatest and famous writers. William wrote comedies, tragedies, historical plays, the Sonnets and so on. Also he worked as an actor at the Globe Theatre in London.
In Walsall you can follow the story of Jerome K. Jerome, the author of the popular novel “Tree Man in a Boat”.
Cambridge University has produced a galaxy of writers: from Wordsworth to Tomas Gray and Milton and Thackeray.
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
Alloway
Whitby
Haworth
Marple
Cambridge
Stratford-
upon-Avon
Walsall
Oxford
London
Bath
Cardiff
Portsmouth
The literary map of Britain
Many famous students ( R. D. Blackmore, C.S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien and others) leant in Oxford University.
In Wales, not far from Cardiff, the modern children’s writer Roald Dahl was born.
Bath is a cultural center which has attracted and has inspired many writers. Such as Wordsworth, Shelley, Tobias Smollett, Henry Fielding, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Walter Scott, Charles Dickens and so on.
Portsmouth is the home of Charles Dickens. He was born on the 7 th of February, in a poor family. His many famous books describe life in Victorian England and show how hard it was, especially for the poor and for children.
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
Alloway
Whitby
Haworth
Marple
Cambridge
Stratford-
upon-Avon
Walsall
Oxford
London
Bath
Cardiff
Portsmouth
The literary map of Britain
London is the birthplace of Alan Alexander Milne and “Winnie-the- Pooh”.
George Noel Gordon Byron (1788-1824) was born in London. He is well-known as poet, who threw call to literary tradition and public opinions.
Also London is the home of Daniel Defoe, who wrote “ Robinson Cruse”.
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
Alloway
Whitby
Haworth
Marple
Cambridge
Stratford-
upon-Avon
Walsall
Oxford
London
Bath
Cardiff
Portsmouth
The literarymuseum
The Globe Theatre is the English public theatre. It was built on the south bank of the river Thames in 1592. Theatre was a round building with the stage the center open to the sky and held 1200 onlookers. If it rained, the actors got wet. If the weather was too bad, there was no performance. A modern reconstruction of the Globe Theatre, near its original site, was unveiled in 1966
The Globe was opened by performance “HenryV” . Many plays of William Shakespeare (“Othello"," Romeo and Juliet” and others) were produced and many works of B. Johnson received reputation here . But the Globe burned in 1613. In next year, building was rebuilt. And it was pulled down in 1644 by the parliament.
William Shakespeare
W.Shakespeare
Name: William Shakespeare
Born: 1564
Place of birth: Stratford-upon-Avon
Parents: Glover-maker and leather dresser.
Education: The local grammar school.
Dream: He wanted to become an actor , when
he was boy.
Famous tragedies and plays: “Romeo and
Juliet”, “Julius Caesar”, “Hamlet”, “Othello”,
“ King Lear” and “Macbeth”.
Comedies: “ A Midsummer Night’s Dream”,
“ Twelfth Night” and so on.
Historical place: “Richard III” and “Henry V”.
Work: Writers and was an actor at the Globe
Theatre in London.
Died: 1616
The works of Shakespeare
“King Lear”
“Othello”
“Twelfth Night”
“Richard III”
Robert Burns
Name: Robert Burns.
Born: 1759
Place: Alloway.
Parents: Farmers.
Hobbies: He helped his farther, told folk-tales
for children and read а lot.
Favorite write: William Shakespeare.
Age, when he began to write: 15 years old.
Death of father: 1784
He wrote hundreds of songs and poems, mainly
about country life, love and national pride.
Died:1796
His poems
are know and love by people
all over the world!!!!!!!!
Test
1. William Shakespeare was born …
2. William Shakespeare left school
when he was …
a) 15
c) 13
b) 1564
b) 12
a) 1560
4. When Shakespeare was …, he went to London
and became …
c) 1574
3. William and Anne had … children.
c) 20, a glove-maker
a) 18, a writer
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
b) 21, an actor
5. Shakespeare wrote … plays
6. Shakespeare died …
a) on the same date as his birthday
a) 37
c) 18
b) 17
b) in 1617
c)the 25th of April 1616
7. A monument was opened …
a) near the theatre “Globe”
c) in Stratford-on-Avon
b) in Westminster Abbey
Test
2. There were … children
in the family
1. Robert Burns was born …
a) 1746
c) 1769
a) 5
b)7
b) 8
b) 1759
4. His favorite writer was…
3. His father W. Burns was …
a) Byron
a) a hardworking farmer
b) William Shakespeare
b) a writer
c) Shelly
c) an actor
6. He died in …
5. Burns began to write poetry in his …th.
c) 1786
a) 1796
b) 1798
c) 18
a) 15
b) 14
7. He is the national poet of….
a) England
c) Wales
b) Scotland
Howdo people honor writers?
People buy and read a lot of books in shops or go to the libraries (National Library of Scotland, The John Rayland’s Library and other) or visit to the special book and writers’ museum all over Great Britain (The National Portrait Gallery, Westminster Abbey, the British Museum and museum-houses so on).
They erect monuments and set statues.( The statue of Sherlock Holmes in Picardy Place was sat in honor Arthur Conan Doyle).
At the schools children learn life and works of great writers.
People celebrate the birthdays of the famous poets and writers.( Charles Dickens’ Festival in Rochester, Burns’ supper).
Modern people honor writers, when they go or read sights about them in Internet.
Information assets
Английские писатели и поэты
Страноведческий материал
Ильин Е.Л., Курдюкова Н.А. «Направленность на отметку»
Полипова Т.А. «Внедрение компьютерных технологий в преподавание иностранного языка»
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