Внеклассное мероприятие "England country studies. Festivals"

Внеклассное мероприятие по английскому языку для 7-8 классов (Фестивали в Великобритании)

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England country studies. Festivals.

Цель урока:

1. Образовательная: активизация лексико-грамматических навыков в говорении, формирование социо-культурной компетенции;

2. Воспитательная: формирование умения работать в команде;

3. Развивающая: развитие творческих способностей, воображения, повышение мотивации к изучению английского языка.

Тип урока:

комплексное использование знаний, умений, навыков. Урок проходит в нетрадиционной форме: видео-урок. Класс делится на две команды для выполнения заданий.

Ход урока:

1. A word game.

Ss get cards with different letters to put them logically and make up a word (BRITAIN).

2. Brainstorming (What do you know about Britain?)

Make a list of things - Draw a mind map.

3. Ask Ss to look at the sentences in pairs and decide whether these statements are true or false.

Then - check all together.

Sometimes men tie bells onto their legs and dance in the streets, waving their handkerchiefs in the air. 

It is an old custom to tie ribbons to a tall post, and dance around it until all the ribbons are wound round it. 

Once a year a group of young men roll a large cheese down a hill, and then run down after it. 

There aren’t any religious celebrations in England. 

Christmas dinner is always huge and usually includes roast turkey and Christmas pudding. 

British people have religious celebrations twice a year. 

Sometimes men tie bells onto their legs and dance in the streets, waving their handkerchiefs in the air. (T)
The great British breakfast consists of eggs, bacon, sausages and tomatoes. (T)
Pubs are not very popular in Britain (F)
It is an old custom to tie ribbons to a tall post, and dance around it until all the ribbons are wound round it. (T)
Afternoon tea is a small meal, not a drink. (T)
Tea is the British nation’s favorite drink. People drink in average of three cups a day. (T)
Once a year a group of young men roll a large cheese down a hill, and then run down after it. (T)
There aren’t any religious celebrations in England. (F)
Indian and Chinese meals are the most popular food in Britain. There’re now nearly 10000 Indian restaurants in Britain. (T)

4. Before watching the video, study the topical vocabulary:

work out the meaning of some words and phrases. Ss read and match the words and phrases (in groups).

To tie ribbons to
To wind round smth.
Contest
To explode
Eve
Festival
Ancient
Contestant
Inevitable
River bank
Conker
A piece of string
Crowd

Толпа
Древний
Берег реки
Взрывать
Привязывать ленты к чему-либо
Отрезок нити
Конский каштан
Неизбежный
Соперник
Канун
Соревнование
Фестиваль
Обматывать вокруг

Key:

To tie ribbons to	Привязывать ленты к чему-либо
To wind round smth.	Обматывать вокруг
Contest	Соревнование
To explode	Взрывать
Eve	Канун
Festival	Фестиваль
Ancient	Древний
Contestant	Соперник
Inevitable	Неизбежный
River bank	Берег реки
Conker	Конский каштан
A piece of string	Отрезок нити
Crowd	Толпа

5. Remember the vocabulary by giving Russian words to check their English equivalents. (work in groups).

6. Watch the video and answer the questions. Ss work in groups and then summarize all the ideas.

How do people usually call dancing around the Maypole?
Who is always the winner in “Cheese rolling”?
What is the biggest and the best musical festival in Britain?
What is the largest street carnival in Britain?
What do people do on Diwali?
What did Guy Fawkes try to do?
What game can satisfy your competitor spirit?
What is the most popular holiday in Britain?

Key

It’s called Maypole dancing.
The cheese wins.
Glastonbury festival is one of the biggest and the best musical festivals in Britain. The three-day event at the end of June attracts top bands, top singers and over 140 000 people.
The Notting Hill Carnival in West London is the largest street carnival in Europe and in the world only the Rio de Janeiro is bigger.
On Diwali people prepare special food and give presents and cards. They light lamps and candles and there’re fireworks and celebrations including traditional dancing.
Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament with gun powder.
A great way to satisfy your competitors spirit is a game of conkers.
Christmas is Britain’s most popular holiday. There’re great Christmas traditions such as Carol’s singing, Christmas decorations, Christmas presents under the tree and Christmas dinner. It is always huge and usually includes roast turkey and Christmas pudding.

Ss get the text about holidays and celebrations in Britain. They read the text quickly and fill in the table below the text.

READING ”WHAT IS A CELEBRATION?”

The Notting Hill Carnival.

Between 1956 and 1962 the British government asked people from the Caribbean to come to England. They worked in hospitals and on trains and buses in London. Now every August in London there is a big carnival with music in the streets of Notting Hill.

Diwali.

Between 1962 and 1968 many people from India and Pakistan came to live and work in Britain. Their most important celebration every year is Diwali. This is a big festival of lights and dancing with special food and new clothes. Diwali is usually between September and November.

Guy Fawkes Night.

In November the most important celebration is “Guy Fawkes Night”. On November 5, 1605, a man called Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament. He failed and, since then, people celebrate it. They light fireworks and big fires. It is usually very cold!

Christmas Day.

On December 25^th, Christmas Day, people give presents, send cards and eat a special dinner at home. The children are usually very excited because they get presents from Father Christmas (Santa Claus). In their houses, people have a special tree with lights.

Chinese New Year.

Like Diwali, this celebration moves its date each year. Usually it is in January or February. In many big cities people build paper dragons, wear masks and have fireworks, lights and music on the street.

Eid Al Fitr.

At Eid, Muslim children wear new clothes and the adults give them presents, sweets and money. Everyone has a family party with special food.

Holidays Activities	Carnival	Diwali	Guy Fawkes	Christmas	Chinese New Year	Eid
Eat Special foods
Give presents
Wear new clothes
Send cards
Go on the streets
Stay at home
Have a party
Dance
Sing
Have fireworks

Key:

Holidays Activities	Carnival	Diwali	Guy Fawkes	Christmas	Chinese New Year	Eid
Eat Special foods		*		*		*
Give presents		*		*		*
Wear new clothes		*				*
Send cards		*		*
Go on the streets	*		*		*
Stay at home				*
Have a party						*
Dance	*	*
Sing	*				*
Have fireworks			*		*