Предполагаемый результат:
Выполнение исследования по теме «Химия в нашей жизни».
Творческие задания выполняются индивидуально или в группах, все эти задания вместе составляют единое целое – Exchange form, составленную учащимися для обмена с разными школами России и зарубежных стран.
Обмен информацией с другими школами.
Календарно-тематическое планирование
№
п/п
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Тема
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Количество
часов
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Дата
проведения
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1
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Человек и химия. Химия в наших домах.
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1ч
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2
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Химия в наших домах.
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1ч
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3
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Химия в наших домах.
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1ч
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4
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Роль химии на предприятиях нашей области
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1ч
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5
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Роль химии на предприятиях нашей области
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1ч
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6
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Оформление результата исследования в форме – Exchange form
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1ч
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7
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Сравнение информации, полученной из других стран
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1ч
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Syllabus
Lesson
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Aims
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Activity
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Skills/Functions
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Language structures
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Homework
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Lesson I
People and chemistry.
Chemistry in our homes.
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1) By the end of the lesson students will find out what chemical products and what for we use them in our homes, make conclusions about the importance of chemicals in our everyday lives.
2) By the end of the lesson students will make conclusions about the importance of chemical mixtures.
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Look at the drawing and say what uses of chemical products we find in our homes.
Look at the drawing and labels from everyday and say what we use for each ways of usage.
Read the labels from chemical products and write the source of them and ingredients.
Look at the table and make conclusions about the importance of chemical mixtures.
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Discussing and expressing opinions.
Working with dictionaries.
Discussing the importance of chemical mixtures.
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I think
To my mind
In my opinion
We use __________
for __________-ing
It is important to use
_________ because
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Keep a diary for a day noting.
Make a survey of chemical products in your home.
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Lesson
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Aims
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Activity
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Skills/Functions
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Language structures
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Homework
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Lesson II
Chemistry in our homes
.
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1) By the end of the lesson students will get familiar with international set of symbols used to label chemical substances.
2) By the end of the lesson students will write warning instructions of using products design them and present them.
3) By the end of the lesson students will make conclusion how to live safety with chemistry.
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Brainstorming: What do symbols mean?
Read some containers of everyday chemical products and say what it can do, what you should not do with it.
Write warning instructions; design a label, which would be easily understood by a very young child and present it.
Make a conclusion how to live safety with chemistry.
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Speaking about safety of the chemical products (discussing and expressing the opinions).
Writing warming instructions.
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Danger: This product can…
Danger: This product contains...
I think
To my mind
In my opinion
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Write your opinion about safety information on the chemical products.
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Lesson
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Aims
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Activity
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Skills/Functions
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Language structures
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Homework
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Lesson III
Chemistry in our homes
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1)By the end of the lesson students will do the lab work and describe the process-making the products
2) By the end of the lesson students will present new chemical products, make a conclusion about importance of combining chemical substances for forming new products.
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Read the recipe and do the chemical product.
Write a report-description of the process-making the chemical product
Present a new chemical product.
Discuss about importance of combining chemical substances for forming new products.
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Writing a report-description
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Past Simple
We wanted to make
We used
First…/ Next…/ Then…/ After that…/ Finally…
We tested the product by…(-ing)
To my mind
I think
I suppose
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.
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Lesson IV
Living with chemistry
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By the end of the lesson students will be able to make up a questionnaire for interview and students will pilot this questionnaire
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Make up a questionnaire for interviewing
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Present Simple
Past Simple
Passive Voice
We interviewed
People used to
Now/nowadays/today
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Lesson
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Aims
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Activity
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Skills/Functions
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Language structures
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Homework
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Lesson V
Living with chemistry
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1) By the end of the lesson students will be able to write a report about importance of chemistry outside their homes in their locality
2) By the end of the lesson students will make a presentation
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Read your notes, write a report about “Chemistry then and now”, “A person involved in chemistry”.
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Present Simple
Past Simple
Passive Voice
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Lesson VI
Lesson VII
Exchanging information
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1) By the end of the lesson students will fill Exchange form and send it
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Lesson
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Aims
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Activity
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Skills/Functions
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Language structures
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Homework
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Lesson VIII
Comparing information from other countries.
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1)By the end of the lesson students will compare and discuss the responses about the similarities and differences
2)By the end of the lesson students will make conclusions
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Read and discuss the similarities and differences between the chemicals people use in their homes in different countries and between the chemicals stories.
Say what you have learned
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Discussing the ideas on the topic “Chemistry products in our homes”, “Living with chemistry”
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More/Better/Bigger/than
The same as
As good/bad as similar to
They used the same process (different)
Their apparatus is/ was the same as/different from ours
We /I have learned that…
The most interesting/unexpected/
I did not know…
I have changed my mind about…
I used to think…
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Chemistry in our life.
Lesson № 1
Step 1
Look at the drawing, labels of chemical products and say
Use the phrase:
We use ___________________ for ______________________ing.
Step 2
Make a conclusion on the first task using the phrase:
It is important to use ________________________________________________
because ________________________________________________________
Step 3
Read the labels from chemicals and fill the table:
Common example of a product in our homes
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Sources: natural or manufactured, and country of origin
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Ingredients listed on the label.
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Step 4
Look at the table and answer the questions:
What origin are chemical products?
What are most useful chemical products in our homes?
H/w:
Keep a diary for a day noting;
Make a survey of chemical products in your home and record your findind in a table:
Purpose
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Common example of a product in our homes
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Sources: natural or manufactured, and country of origin
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Ingredients listed on the label.
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Lesson № 2
Step 1
Look at the international set of symbols used to label chemical substances and answer the question:
What do these symbols mean?
Step 2
Read some containers of everyday chemical products and say
Why this product is dangerous;
What it contains;
What it can do;
What you should not do with it.
Step 3
Make a conclusion using the phrase:
Chemical products may be safe in ____________________ quantities but dangerous in ____________________________ quantities.
Step 4
Write warning instructions using phrases:
Danger: This product can…
Danger: This product contains…
Danger: do not…
Step 5
Design a label which would be easily understood by a very young child.
Step 6
Present your label.
During your classmates presentations of labels fill the Presentations Checklist (Appendix I)
Lesson № 3
Step 1
Read the recipes, choose one of them and do the chemical product.
Step 2
Write a report-description of the process-making the chemical product using phrases:
We wanted to make…
We used…
First…/ Next/ Then/ After that/ Finally…
We tested the product by …ing
This set of verbs may be helpful:
Mix/add/pour/filter/cover/stir
Heat/boil/warm/keep/remove … from heat/burn
Chop/grind
Soak/rinse/wash/dry
Keep … away from … to …
Collect/allow … to …
Remove
Step 3
Present a new chemical product.
During your classmates presentations of labels fill the Presentations Checklist (Appendix I)
Step 4
Answer the question:
Why do people combine chemical substances?
Lesson № 4
Step 1
Choose the topic for the interview:
A person involved in chemistry.
Chemistry and the economy.
Step 2
Make up a questionnaire for interviewing.
H/w:
Lesson № 5
Step 1
Read your notes and write a report using phrases:
This is a person we interviewed …
This the topic for the interview …
This is the situation when the person was young …
These are some of the change we were told about …
This is what the situation is like no
A person involved in chemistry.
This is a person we are writing about …
This is why we chose to find out about this person …
This is the connection the person has with chemistry …
This is how the work of the person has affected people where we life …
This is the most interesting thing we have leant about this person …
Lesson № 6-7
Step 1
Write Exchange Form
Step 2
Send it.
Lesson № 8
Step 1
Read the information from other countries and answer the questions:
Chemical products in our homes:
What have you found out about the similarities and differences between the
chemicals people use in their homes in different countries?
What explanations can you suggest for the similarities and differences you
have noticed?
How do the standards of labeling vary from country to country?
Are there differences across the world in the meaning of the term chemical
or chemical substance?
What strikes you about the chemical products made at schools? How
similar and different are the methods and apparatus used in other schools to
the methods you have used?
What do you notice about the similarities and differences between the
chemical stories that other students have written on their Exchange Forms?
What do the stories tell you abut the attitudes of students to chemistry and
chemical products?
How important does the chemical industry appear to be in the countries
from which you have received Exchange Forms?
What is the most unexpected or interesting piece of information you have
found in the Exchange Forms?
Step 2
Answer the question:
How has your work on this topic change your knowledge, understanding
and appreciation of chemistry?
Appendix
Assessing Presentations Checklist.
1 Was the presentation interesting?
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No
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Quite
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Yes
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2 Did the speaker help you to follow the main ideas?
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No
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Yes
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3 If OTs/posters were used, were they :
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No
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Quite
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Yes
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No
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Quite
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Yes
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4 Did the speaker maintain sufficient eye-contact with the audience?
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No
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Yes
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5 Comment on the speaker voice:
speed
volume
pitch variation
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Fast
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Slow
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Right
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Quite
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Right
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monotonous
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expressive
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6 Did the speaker help the audience to understand any unusual words that were used?
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No
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Yes
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7 Did the speaker manage te timing well?
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No
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Quite
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Yes
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8 Did the speaker deal with questions well?
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No
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Quite
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Yes
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9 Did the speaker conclude satisfactorily?
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No
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Yes
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10 What could the speaker do to improve the presentation next time?
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