Конспект урока «Британские газеты. Употребление артикля с названиями газет» по английскому языку

Автор: Савич Татьяна Александровна

УО: ГУО «Средняя школа № 18 г. Пинска»

Должность:Учитель английского языка

Республика Беларусь

Аннотация:

Урок был создан на основе национального учебного пособия Республики Беларусь по английскому языку для 10 классов. Урок направлен на закрепление лексического материала по теме "СМИ", а также на развитие грамматических умений по теме "Артикль с названиями газет". Все задания носят коммуникативный характер, используется презентация.

Тема: Британские газеты. Употребление артикля с названиями газет.

Цель(учебный аспект): Формирование первичных грамматических умений употребления артиклей

Воспитательный аспект: создавать условия для воспитания уважения к мнению других людей, умения вести беседу.

Развивающий аспект: Создавать условия для развитие всех видов памяти, воображения учащихся и мышления.

Образовательный аспект:обучение навыкам работы с раздаточным материалом

Сопутствующие задачи: совершенствовать навыки употребления ЛЕ

Совершенствовать навыки восприятия и понимания речи на слух

Совершенствовать навыки чтения

Учебно-наглядный материал: карточки, учебник 10 класс Н.В. Юхнель и др.

Тип урока: урок формирования первичных грамматических умений.

Этап урока

Card #1

Card 2

Fill in the article where necessary

Do you read _______Komsamolskaya Prevda?

What is the news in ______Guardian?

______Times is writing today about the level of unemployment people in GB.

My dad likes to read ________Sovetskaya Belarus.

The most popular Journal among the Belarusian teachers of English is _______ Zamezhniaya Movi u RB.

___GEO is a very popular magazine.

Задания из Учебного пособия

LESSON 2. NEWSPAPERS

Communicative area: asking for and giving information Active vocabulary: to broadcast, a broadsheet, a tabloid, to include, to deliver, to provide (with), to remain Active grammar: articles with names of newspapers

1. a) Look at these British newspapers. Which of them would you like to buy? Why?

2. Read the description of two main types of British newspapers.

Match them with the pictures from ex. 1a.

broadsheet - a newspaper that used to be printed on large pa­per; a quality newspaper. E.g. In Britain, the broadsheets are generally believed to be more serious than the tabloids. tabloid - a type of popular newspaper with small pages which has many pictures and short simple reports. E.g. the tabloid press, a tabloid newspaper, a tabloid format. Information on the personal life of a film star is just the sort of story the tabloids love.

2. a) Read the information on newspapers in Britain. Work in pairs.

Guess what words and numbers are missing.

British mass media include ... radio stations, ... television channels, ... newspapers and ... magazines - from ... media own­ers. They all provide us with news. The most traditional medium of delivering news to the people is, of course, the newspaper.

National newspapers in the UK were traditionally divided by format, between serious, intelligent, quality newspapers and the sensational, popular or red-top — Several of the broad­sheet newspapers have now changed to tabloid or Berliner for­mats. ("Berliner" is about the same size as a tabloid, which is easy to open in public transport, but taller.) Even so, the dif­ference in reputation between the two types still remains.

Broadsheets and 'broadsheet style' newspapers (serious ones but in "Berliner" or tabloid format) are "The Daily Telegraph", ... , "The Sunday Times", ... , "The Observer", "The Indepen­dent". Tabloids are "The Daily Express", "The Daily Mail", "The Mirror", ... , "The People", "The Daily Express".

© b) Listen and check yourselves.

2. Match the verbs with their definitions. Use the context of

ex. 2a for help.

d) Correct the statements below.

Mass media include television, radio and newspapers.

Mass media provide us with knowledge.

The most traditional medium of delivering news to the peo­ple is the radio.

Newspapers have remained the only medium of delivering

the news to the people for years. ©

3. w Pay attention to the use of articles with the names of newspapers. Read the rules on page 296.

4. a) Study the picture of a newspaper structure. Guess the mea­ning of the words in the labels. Check with your teacher.

2. Fill in the words from ex. 4a to complete the questions.

1. Does your favourite newspaper have a ... ? 2. Do you start reading a newspaper from the ... or from the back page? 3. Do you usually read the ... on the front page? 4. What sort of ... do you usually read? 5. What is your favourite ...? 6. Are the ... in your favourite newspaper catching? 7. Do you read ... in your local newspaper? 8. Do you normally read ... under the photos in your favourite newspaper?

2. Use the questions above to interview your partner.

5. Work in small groups. Answer the questions.

1. Do you think it is important to know the latest news? 2. Where do you get local and international news from? 3. Do you read newspapers and magazines, listen to the radio or watch television? 4. Which form of mass media is the most popular in Belarus? 5. Which newspapers printed in Belarus are quality and which are popular newspapers? 6. Is your or your family's favourite newspaper a tabloid or a broadsheet?