Good afternoon, dear students! How are you? What ‘s the weather like today? Let’s make a cycle.
The name of the game
Is always the same
People to people
Choir: People to people
Shoulder to shoulder
Choir: Shoulder to shoulder
Hip to hip
Choir: Hip to hip
Back to back
Choir: Back to back
Wrist to wrist
Choir: Wrist to wrist
People to people
Choir: People to people
Knee to ankle
Choir: Knee to ankle
Shoulder to elbow
Choir: Shoulder to elbow
Knee to thigh
Choir: Knee to thigh
Wrist to shoulder
Choir: Wrist to shoulder
People to people
Choir: People to people
Elbow to thumb
Choir: Elbow to thumb
Ear to shoulder
Choir: Ear to shoulder
Finger to finger
Choir: Finger to finger
Nose to nose
Choir: Nose to nose
Finish our game
Choir: Finish our game
We end up to say
Choir: We end up to say
People to people
Choir: People to people
People to people
Choir: People to people
3. T- Students, I offer to your attention the film. Let’s watch it and you should tell me the theme of our lesson.
Watching video” Why extinct dinosaurs?”. Dear students About what we will speak today?
http://bilimland.kz/ru/#lesson=18688
P - Animals in danger. Why do you think so? Why they are in danger?
T - You are right; we are going to discuss endangered animals and try to help solve the problem. To the end of the lesson you will know about the animals which are in danger, will be able to find the ways how you will protect them.
4.“Brainstorming” Let’s remember the film and tell me the names of other endangered animals that you may see in the film.
1.What did you know about dinosaurs?
2. What are the reasons of dinosaurs’ extinctions?
3.Which of animals are the most endangered live in Kazakhstan?
4.Did you see the animals at the Zoo?
5. What kinds of animals do you know?
6. Have you got any pets?
5. Pupils presentation the video “My pet”.
6.Let’s continue our lesson.
T - Let’s see how well you know them. Look at the parts of the animal’s bodies and guess the animal.
(a picture of a tiger’s nose that later widens into the tiger’s head)
Whose nose is this?
P - It’s a tiger’s nose.
(a picture of an elephant’s ear that later widens into the elephant)
T - Whose ear is this?
P - It’s an elephant’s ear.
(a picture of a panda’s head that later widens into the panda)
T - Whose head is this?
P - It’s a panda’s head.
( a picture of whale’s flipper that latter widens into the whale’s body)
T- Whose flipper is this?
P- It’s a whale’s flipper.
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