Урок по английскому языку WHAT HELPS YOU TO ENJOY YOURSELF? (10 класс)

РАЗРАБОТКА УРОКА

"WHAT HELPS YOU TO ENJOY YOURSELF?"

Цели и задачи:

Учебный аспект: развитие речевого умения;

Сопутствующая задача: скрытый контроль уровня развития речевого умения;

Воспитательный аспект: воспитание потребности к творчеству, уважительного отношения к чужой культуре, более глубокое осознание своей культуры;

Речевой материал: лексика и грамматика предыдущих уроков.

Оборудование: интерактивная доска, слайды, презентации, фильмы, ТСО, раздаточный материал по теме.

I. Начало урока. Введение учащихся в атмосферу иноязычного общения.

А) Оргмомент. Приветствие. T → Cl

T: Nice to meet you. Today we are going to discuss: What helps you to enjoy yourself? How do you spend your free time? We're going to remember about

"Cinema" and "TV", one of the wonders of the modern world.

We'll remember vocabulary connected with this topic. We'll discuss the genres of films.

We'll get to know some new information about cinema.

We'll listen to extracts from different TV programmes and we'll read the text about rating system of films in the USA.

And of course, we'll check up your homework - your films and presentations about cinema.

2. Работа в парах. P ↔ P (Warming-up)

T: Ask your partner how he likes spending his free time. Ask if he likes watching films. Ask about preferences in films. What does your partner feel when he is watching films. How often does he watch TV? Can he live without television?

II. Речевая зарядка.

T: So cinema and TV films have become an important part of our life. And you like watching films.

Now we'll remember vocabulary.

Guess the words connected with cinematography and TV.

1. A movement that an actor uses to show his feelings while communicating with somebody.

2. One part of a series in a television or radio story.

3. A short broadcast of an important piece of news in the middle of a television programme.

4. A television programme that is broadcast again.

5. He chooses the best bits of the shooting film, cuts films and puts the bits together.

6. A humorous television about a group of characters.

G e s t u r e

E p i s o d e

N e w s f l a s h

R e p e a t

E d i t o r

S i t c o m

T: Read the word up and down. What word have we got?

P1: Genres

III. Основная часть. Практика учащихся в различных видах речевой деятельности.

1. The genres in cinema.

T: What genres of films do you know? What kind of film do you prefer?

P1, P2, P3: My favourite kind of film is …..

Your tastes differ. It's natural.

You can see the names of film genres on the Smart board.

P1, P2, P3: The genres of films are:

western, historical, comedy, cartoon, melodrama, action film, documentary, detective, horror film, thriller, romance (love story), science fiction, feature film, screen version of a novel.

2. The views of films. (The kinds of films).

T: You know that modern films are different from the old ones. How did old films look like? (They were silent, black-and-white, short length.)

You can see the kinds of films on the Smart board.

P1, P2, P3: The kinds of films are:

silent, black-and-white, short length, full length, sound, colour.

3. The History of Cinema. Famous people of Cinema in the past.

T: What famous actors do you know in the past?

1. Charlie Chaplin.

T: Let's remember the information about Charlie Chaplin. Some facts about his life.

What were you impressed by when you read the text?

You can see some photos on the Smart board. This presentation was prepared by….

2. Mary Pickford.

T: Mary Pickford was a well known actress as Charlie Chaplin. Now you'll see the presentation prepared by….

4. Hollywood.

T: Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin acted in films which were shot in Hollywood, the world capital of filmed entertainment. What do you know about Hollywood?

Hollywood→ Los Angeles

1908

1911

1920, 80% Charlie Chaplin

silent, black-and-white→ Mary Pickford

sound

full length

colour→"Gone With the Wind" (Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable)

film studios, corporations

5. Russian film studios and corporations.

T: What Russian film studios and corporations do you know?

(students give answers)

T: You can see their names on the Smart board.

They are: Mosfilm, Lenfilm, Sverdlovskaya, Company Amedia, Magnum, Rakurs (for children), Studio ATV, TRITA (N. Mikhalkov), Soyuzmultfilm, Yaltafilm, Odesskaya, Bashkortostan.

6. The professions in film making.

T: Cinema combines different arts. That's why people of different professions are involved in film making. Who are these people? (What do they do?) (T → Cl)

You can see the names of the professions in film making on the Smart board.

• A camera operator is a man who looks through the camera, and operates the equipment.

• An actor is a man/woman who pretends to be another person and acts in a film.

• An electrician is a man/woman who fixes the lights and all other electrical equipment.

• A costume designer is a man/woman who prepares costumes: dresses, suits for films.

• A make-up artist is a man/woman who can make a new face for an actor.

• A sound mixer is a man/woman who operates the microphones and gets very angry with people who makes noises during the filming.

• A director is a man/woman who is the boss and tells everybody what to do.

• A stuntman/-woman is a person who does all dangerous things on the screen instead of actors.

• An editor is a man/woman who chooses the best bits of the shooting film, cuts film and puts the bits together.

• A producer is a man/woman who has general control of the money for a film but he/she doesn't direct the actors.

• A scriptwriter is a man/woman who whites scripts for films, shows.

7. The TV programmes

T: What kinds of TV programmes do you like? What do you know about TV programmes? Give the definition to the words:

A documentary is a programme ….(which might be about some historical facts or about the environment, or politics).

A chat show is a programme….( when people are interviewed about their careers and recent work).

A soap opera is a programme….(about different characters who live in the same area or work together. They usually have dramatic problems and the story continues for a long time).

A sitcom is a programme….(which is funny and usually lasts for half an hour or a bit more and has the same characters).

A game show is a programme….(in which members of the public play games or answer questions to try to win prizers).

A reality show is a programme….(in which members of the public are living togrhter and all viewers can watch their relationships and one of them leaves each other).

T: What kinds of TV programmes do you like?

8. Listening Comprehension (Laser Pre-FCE "Macmillan", Unit 5, Ex.1, p.46)

T: You are going to listen to extracts from five different TV programmes. As you listen, match each extract to a programme type.

Extract 1 a documentary

Extract 2 b sitcom

Extract 3 c game show

Extract 4 d chat show

Extract 5 e soap opera

9. Relaxation.

T: Now it's time to have a rest. Now watch the film and listen to the song.

The film "Titanic" was awarded 11 Oskar prizes.

The presentation was prepared by…

10. Reading Comprehension.

T: In the USA there is a special MPAA Rating System

(The Motion Picture Association of America) for films. It's responsibility is classify films, label each film clearly so that cinema managers can control the audience for each picture.

You'll read the text about it. You'll meet some difficult words in the text. Now look at the Smart board.

A. Match the words with their definitions.

1. restricted - limited

2. indication - a sign that something will happen, is true, or exists

3. offensive - unpleasant

4. accumulation - a lot

5. nudity - without clothes

6. sensuality - physical or sexual pleasure

7. brutal - very cruel

8. respectful - treating someone with respect

B. Read the text and fill in the table.

MPAA Rating System (The Motion Picture Association of America)

G. General Audience; all ages admitted

This is a film which contains nothing in theme, language, nudity and sex, or violence which would be offensive to parents whose younger children view the film.

Some bits of language may go beyond polite conversation but are common everyday expressions. The violence is at a minimum. Nudity sex scenes are not present.

PG. Parental Guidance Suggested; some material may not be suitable for children

This is a film which needs to be examined by parents before they let their younger children attend. The label 'PG' means that parents may consider some material unsuitable for their children. There may be unrespectful scenes or words in these films. There may be violence. There is no sex on the screen, although there may be some indication of sensuality. Brief nudity may appear in PG-rated films.

R. Restricted, children under 17 require accompanying parent

This is an adult film in some of its aspects.

The language may be rough, the violence may be hard and nudity and lovemaking may be present.

NC - 17. No one under 17 admitted

This is an adult film and no children are allowed to watch it. The reason for not allowed children to such films can relate to the accumulation of brutal (very cruel) or sexually connected language or sex and too much violence.

What are the main features of differently rated films?

Language

Sex and nudity

Violence

G

everyday

PG

unrespectful

PG-13

small bits of nudity

R

hard

NC-17

T: Let's fill in the table on the Smart board.

Do we need such rated system in Russia? (students give answers)

11. Advertisement about films.

T: To see or not to see a film? We can see advertisement to solve this problem. So watch the advertisement to the cartoon and make your decision. This presentation was prepared by…

IV. Заключение. Подведение итогов деятельности учащихся.

T: We've seen some films or presentations during the lesson. They were: two documentary films, a cartoon, a comedy, a melodrama, and an educational film. The educational film was prepared by…

So everybody was brilliant. Let's applaud each other.

Can we say that TV is very useful and exciting thing?

Does it help us to enjoy ourselves? Of course!

And now we can say: The end.