Внеклассное мероприятие The USA

Цель: Активизировать употребление лексики по теме.Расширение знаний учащихся о США.Развитие памяти, логического мышления.Воспитание потребности в практическом использовании английского языка.Воспитание уважения друг к другу, привычки внимательнослушать ответы одноклассников.Оборудование: карта США любого размера, но желательно покрупнее, карточки с заданиями, которые могут быть рспечатаны на отдельных листах, иллюстрации к заданиям, карточки с номерами.Today we are having a game-competition “Sta...
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Тема внеклассного мероприятия: The USA.

Цель: Активизировать употребление лексики по теме.

Расширение знаний учащихся о США.

Развитие памяти, логического мышления.

Воспитание потребности в практическом использовании

английского языка.

Воспитание уважения друг к другу, привычки внимательно

слушать ответы одноклассников.

Оборудование: карта США, карточки с заданиями, иллюстрации к заданиям, карточки с номерами.

Glad to meet you, dear boys and girls. Today we are having a game-competition "Star Hour" and each of you can take part in it. Our game will consist of six parts. I'll play with the audience between our parts. I'll offer rebus, riddles, interesting questions to you. For every correct answer you'll receive a star. At the end of our game we'll learn the name of 2 winners: the winner of the game itself (one of the participants) and the winner according to the number of our stars (one of the members of the audience). The 1st part will decide who will become a participant.

Part I. "Symbols".

  1. How is the flag of the US called? (Star and Stripes)

  2. How many stars are there on the flag of the USA? (50)

  3. How many stripes are there on the flag of the USA? (13)

  4. Why are there 13 stripes on the flag of the USA? (There is one stripe for each of the first 13 colonies of the USA)

  5. What is the official national symbol of the USA? (The bald eagle)

  6. What does the eagle have? (An olive branch and arrows)

  7. What does an olive branch mean? (A symbol of peace)

  8. What do arrows mean? (Symbol of strength)

  9. What is an official song of the USA? (The star-spangled Banner)

10.Where can we see the Statue of Liberty? (In New York on Liberty Island).

So, now we know the names of our participants. They are…

Part II. "The History of the USA" (8 best participants will take part in the 3rd part)


  1. Christopher Columbus discovered America in:

a) 1402; b) 1482; c) 1492; d) 1392.

2. Christopher Columbus discovered:

a) Central America; c) North America;

b) South America; d) The United States of America.

3. The first English settlement appeared in:

a) North America in the 17th century;

b) South America in the 17th century;

c) Central America in the 16th century;

d) America in the 18th century.

4. The "Mayflower" is:

a) the name of a season;

b) the name of the first English settlement in America;

c) the name of a flower;

d) the name of the ship that sailed from Plymouth for the New World in 1620.

5. The first colonists started the tradition of:

a) Halloween; c) Thanksgiving Day;

b) Independence Day d) Memorial Day.

6. Christopher Columbus was born in:

a) England; c) Spain;

b) America; d) Italy.

7. There were … colonies in America in 1733:

a) 13; b) 7; c) 21; d) 10.

Part III. "The Geographical Outlook" (6 best participants will take part in the 4th part)

There are words on the blackboard:

  1. the Mississippi; 2) the Colorado River; 3) the Grand Canyon;

4)Hawaii; 5) New Mexico; 6) the Caribbean Sea; 7) the Pacific Ocean.

Participants should listen to my statements and rise cards with numbers.

  1. It is one of the American's main tourist attractions. (3)

  2. It rises in the Rocky Mountains. (2)

  3. It washes the USA in the south. (6)

  4. It is called "the father of water" (1)

  5. This state is not connected to the other states. (4)

Part IV. "American Presidents" (4 best participants will continue competing their game)

Participant should match numbers and letters.

1) Abraham Lincoln… a) the 42nd American President;

2) Franklin Roosevelt… b) the 1st American President;

3) George Washington… c) the 32nd American President;

4) Bill Clinton… d) the 3rd American President;

5) John F. Kennedy… e) the 16th American President;

6) Thomas Jefferson… f) the 35th American President.

Key: 1-e; 2-c; 3-b; 4-a; 5-f; 6-d.

Part V. "Holidays" (2 best participants will take part in the Final)

There are words on the blackboard. I read the statements and if I am right students should raise the card "0", if I am wrong they should raise the card with number of the word in which I am mistaken.

  1. Christmas, Martin Luther King's Birthday, St. Valentine's Day.

I think all these holidays are celebrated in winter ("0")

  1. Green, black, orange.

I think that all these colors are typical for Halloween ("1")

  1. St. Patrick's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving Day.

I think that all these holidays were brought to America from different countries ("3")

  1. Thanksgiving Day, Flag Day, Columbus Day.

I think that all these holidays are celebrated only in America ("0")

  1. Father's Day, Flag Day, Mother's Day.

I think that all these holidays are celebrated on Sunday ("2")

The Final (the best one is the winner).

  1. Make up a word out of the letters: H, T, P, E, A, L, S, R.

The longest word will win.


  1. Make as many words as you can out of the word: INDEPENDENCE.

Summarizing


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