Animals тақырыбындағы сыныптан тыс шара

Animals тақырыбындағы сыныптан тыс шара

Animals
Aims:
educational: to talk about animals, to introduce with new words, to get new information about the animals, to widen pupils’ vocabulary, to wake up their feelings of love to the nature.
Developing: to develop pupil’s reading, speaking, thinking skills, to consolidate the learned materials, to develop predicting, proposing and understanding habits, constructing and thinking, ability to appraise situation.
Brining – up: to bring up pupil’s interest, respect and love to foreign and native language
The methods of the lesson: a game, question - answer
The type of the lesson: competition
The visual aids: the active - board, pictures of animals
Inter - subject connection: geography, music
Procedure of the lesson.
I. Organization moment
II. Teacher:
Good afternoon, dear guests, teachers and pupils! Today we will show you our knowledge. Now we will sing songs, show plays and read poems about animals. Today we'll have a competition. Two teams will take part in our competition. At first let’s choose captains of every groups. 1st team - Rabbits, 2nd team - Tigers. Our lesson will be as competition, for every right answer, I’ll give you the shapes and at the end of our lesson you must count the shapes.
Teacher: Our planet is full of wonders.
Our planet is home to a vast collection of animals. They live everywhere. Animals are all around us, so it is easy to think that we know exactly what animals are. But some animals have fur or feathers, others have shells or scales, while many have no hard body parts at all. Animals often have eyes, ears and legs.
Firstly, animals’ bodies are made of lots of cells. These cells work together, like a team. Secondly unlike plants animals need to eat. Animals are also the only living things that have muscles and nerves. Animals with complicated nervous systems, such as mammals and birds, react more quickly than any other living things. Such animals as a tiger, black rhino and giant panda are now so rare that they are endangered. In just 10 or 20 years’ time, the only place to see them may be in zoos. People collect animals as pets, and hunt them for food and for ‘fun’. They destroy their habitats, leaving the animals with nowhere to live. People often kill birds and animals for their beautiful skins and further We must look after the animals we have left, before it is too late. Animals give us meat, milk and wool, and leather.
It's high time to begin our competition. We wish all the participants. “Good luck!”

The plan of the lesson:
1. Introduce yourselves
2. Baiga
3. Guess the animals
4. Poems about animals
5. Game “The theatre”
6. Who is quicker?
7. Riddles
8. Funny painters
9. Conclusion

Teacher: Let’s begin our competition.
1. Introduce yourselves
Each team must introduce yourselves. (name of the team and song of the team)
2. Baiga
Questions:
1. What animals live in the tropical forests? (frog, monkey, snakes)
2. What animals live in the desert?(snakes, camels)
3. Where do elephants come from? (India)
4. What colour is the polar bear? (brown)
5. What domestic animals do you know? (cat, dog, cow, camel)
6. Where do lions come from? (Africa)
7. Where do monkeys live? (in the forest)

3. Guess the animals
The 1st team – to write the words in correct order.
Gerit – tiger
Lemca - camel
Birbat - rabbit
Mekyno - monkey
The 2nd team – to write the words in correct order.
Naske – snake
Osreh - horse
Torpra - parrot
Erba - bear
4. Poems about animals ( To read poems about animals.)
- And now let’s listen poems about animals in the Zoo.