I. Organization moment. 1.1Greeting. Make a circle, please. Good morning, children. I’m glad to see you. My name is SM. Today I am your English teacher. What is your name? Take your sweet, please. This table is for these sweets. Take your seats, please. Today we have unusual lesson as there are only 20 minutes for reading, speaking, writing and listening. Do you like to play games? Of course you do. Today you will play. There will be 3 teams. The topic of our lesson is “The World of Adjectives”. Today we will have a game “The fastest, the cleverest” 1.2. Warm up. Task 1 Look at the pictures and characterize ( [ˈkærɪktəraɪz] ) them. Small, big, beautiful, ugly, high, short, long, short II. Main part. 2.1. Explanation of a grammar theme What are these words? (adjectives) How adjectives can change their form? (Comparative and superlative adjectives ) How can you make the comparative ([kəmˈpærətɪv])/superlative ([suːˈpəːlətɪv]) adjectives? Grammar table big – bigger – the biggest famous – more famous- the most famous good – better – the best Task 2 Say the comparative and superlative form of these adjectives (2 words for each group) Small- smaller – the smallest high- higher- the highest short – shorter- the shortest beautiful – more beautiful – the most beautiful famous – more famous – the most famous difficult - more difficult - the most difficult I give you star/ stars for your work. 2.2. Listening Listen to the text and choose the right picture (Astana, London, U-Ka) This town is situated on the banks of the river. The biggest monument in this town is Victory Monument. It is 20 years old. The highest building has 16 floors. The longest street is Bazhov street. It is about 12 km long. There is Baiterek in this town, but it is smaller than in Astana. Show the card what town it is. Why do you think so? I give you star/ stars for your work. Name the comparative ([kəmˈpærətɪv])/superlative ([suːˈpəːlətɪv]) adjectives what you heard in the text (The biggest, the highest, the longest, smaller) I give you star/ stars for your work. 2.3. Writing and reading Look at the task bar, open Activstudio Flipchart #1. Look at your flipchart and describe the town (Astana, London, U-Ka) It is (the best place in the world). The most (beautiful) street (is) (Independence Avenue, Oxford Street) The streets (are) (noisier than) in Semey/Manchester. The buildings (are) (higher than) in Pavlodar/ Glasgow. The (most) famous sightseeing is (Big Ben, Baiterek, the Mosque [mɒsk] ) The group should read your text. Another groups should guess what town it is
What helps you to understand what city is spoken about? Why do we learn the comparative / superlative adjectives? I give you star/ stars for your work.
Task 3 Are these sentences right? Correct the wrong sentences. 1. Buildings in Astana are more high than in Ust – Kamenogorsk. (higher) 2. Almaty is famouser than Ust- Kamenogorsk. (more famous) 3. Streets in Ust – Kamenogorsk are the smallest than in Astana. (smaller) 4. My town is the beautifulest town in the world. (the most beautiful) 5.Baiterek is most famous sightseeing in Kazakhstan (the most famous) 6. Ust – Kamenogorsk is the biggest city in Kazakhstan (Astana – 710 кв м)
I give you star/ stars for your work.
III. Conclusion. Let’s count your stars. How many stars have you got? What group is the best? I like your work today, and you? Let’s analyze your work at the lesson. You can join the group I know how to do it. I can do it. I don’t understand it. Tell me please what new things have you learnt today? What was the most difficult? What was the easiest task? Thank you for the lesson. You may be free. Good bye, pupils! |