ПРОВЕДЕНИЕ ВНЕКЛАССНОГО МЕРОПРИЯТИЯ
Урок-путешествие по стране изучаемого языка.
Тема: «Opportunities in Britain. Food»
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.
Оборудование урока:
ноутбук;
интерактивная доска;
проектор;
раздаточный материал.
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?)
Ss make a list of things (draw a mind map).
3. Find-out cards.
Ss go round the classroom and ask everyone their question. Then they write down their group mates’ answers, summarize all the ideas and present them to the class, using the prompts:
5 min ago I interviewed ..... people.
Some people said that they ......
But Mary / Tom said that he / she ........
As for me, I ..........
As for British people, they ........
| What do you usually have for breakfast? | What is traditional food in GREAT BRITAIN? | How much sugar do you put in your tea? |
| Do British people eat hamburgers and drink Coca-Cola? | Do you prefer fruit to vegetables or vegetables to FRUIT? | How many meals a day do British people have? |
| What kinds of drinks do you like? | Does your family eat different food? | How often do you eat out? |
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What is your favourite food?
| Do British people like pizza? | Do you cook at home? |
4. Before watching the video, Ss study the topical vocabulary:
Ss work out the meaning of some words and word combinations in groups (matching).
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Key:
| Овсяная каша |
| Блюдо из круп (злаков) |
| Бакалейная лавка |
| Булочная |
| Мясная лавка |
| Еда, готовая к употреблению |
| Магазин, торгующий готовыми блюдами |
| Рынок на открытом воздухе |
| Граф города Сэндвич |
| Быть изобретенным кем-либо |
Ss give English equivalents to some words and word combinations and then make up and write sentences with them.
5. Ss watch the video about food in Great Britain and answer the questions. Then Ss summarize all the ideas.
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Key:
| 1. The great British breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausages and tomatoes is still eaten at home. The most popular breakfast at home a light and quick to prepare – milk and cereal or toast with tea, coffee or fruit juice. 2. The most popular breakfast at home a light and quick to prepare – milk and cereal or toast with tea, coffee or fruit juice. 3. You can buy food at the supermarkets, grocers, green-grocers, butchers, baker shops and open air markets. In recent years farmers and specialists food markets have become more popular. Here you can find local, traditional and seasonal food. 4. Sandwich was invented during the 18th century by the Earl of Sandwich. He wanted a quick and easy meal to eat while he was playing cards. 5. Ready made meals are called ‘convenience food’ 6. Takeaways from an Indian or Chinese restaurant, from a fish and chips shop are becoming very popular. Pizzas are their great favorite. |
6. Ss read the information in the text and make a summary of it.
What do you think of traditional British food? Roast beef and Yorkshire pudding? Fish and chips? Or Scottish porridge for breakfast? Well, these dishes are still very popular. But what the British eat and how they eat it?
BREAKFAST
The great British breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausages and tomatoes is still eaten at home. Especially at the weekend. But it is more common in hotels, bed & breakfasts and cafes. The most popular breakfast at home a light and quick to prepare – milk and cereal or toast with tea, coffee or fruit juice. Coffee is increasingly popular in Britain, especially among young people. There’re American-style coffee shops selling cappuccinos and lattés on every high street. And as for tea, well, that’s still the nation’s favorite drink. People drink in average of three cups a day.
SHOPPING
Supermarkets dominate British food shopping. The five largest supermarket chains sell 70% of all British groceries. They offer food from all over the world and fresh fruit and vegetables all year. Supermarkets are often open 24 hours a day and provide everything you want under one roof. They even offer internet shopping and home deliveries, so you don’t have to go out at all. You can still find traditional grocers, green-grocers, butchers and baker shops and open air markets. But they find it difficult to compete with supermarkets and their numbers are fallen. However, in recent years farmers and specialists food markets have become more popular. Here you can find local, traditional and seasonal food.
LUNCH
The sandwich was invented during the 18th century by the Earl of Sandwich. He wanted a quick and easy meal to eat while he was playing cards. Today it’s Britain’s most popular lunch. There’s an incredible variety from the traditional cheese and pickle to prawn and mayonnaise and carved chicken.
CONVINIENCE FOOD
The British eat a lot of ready meals. The demand for convenience food is grooving all over the Europe. But the British buy more ready made meals than any other European country. Indian and Chinese meals are the most popular followed by Mexican, Thai, Japanese and Italian pizzas.
EATING AT HOME
As last time is spent on cooking it’s becoming less common for families that actually just sit down and eat together. Takeaways are also popular either from an Indian or Chinese restaurant or, of course, from a fish and chips shop. Takeaways can be delivered to peoples’ homes. Pizzas are their great favorite. Easy to eat in front of the TV mainly while you’re watching a cookery program.
EATING OUT
Fast food restaurants serving burgers and chips are every where. There’s also a huge variety of restaurants to choose from with cuisines from all over the world.
The 1st Indian curry house opened in London in 1809. there’re now nearly 10000 Indian restaurants in Britain. And one of the most popular dishes in Britain today is chicken Ticko Massala, which combines the traditional British taste for a gravy massala with an original Indian dish – Chicken ticko, a fusion of two traditions.
