Cross curricular
links
Relationship with history: examples of epidemics and pandemics on Earth.
Relationship with chemistry in the study of blood as a solvent and reaction
medium. Connection with geography and economics when discussing
epidemics and pandemics, as well as their significance for the country's
economy.
Preliminary
knowledge
Previously, students studied the structure of blood, types of blood cells,
types and functions of leukocytes, the concept of immunity, the
mechanism of phagocytosis, humoral immunity. Activation of an existing
level is carried out through group work, during which students will find a
match between the types of immunity and their characteristics.
Plan
Time
Planned activities
Resources
Beginni
Organizational moment
78
ng
5 min
(W)
-
Teacher greets students; students respond to greeting and
take their places.
-
grouping by atoms and molecules, tidying up the students
Questions:
№1-What are the types of leukocytes? (neutrophils,
lymphocytes, monocytes, eosonophiles, basophils)
№2- What is immunity? (The ability of immunitet system to
resist infectious diseases, bacteria, viruses)
№3-What methods does the leukocyte protect against the body?
(Leucocytes protect the body in two different methods . They are
cellular immunity and humoral immunity)
№4- Who Has Revealed the Theory of Immunity? (The theory of
immunity was made by Russian scientist Mechnikov and German
scientist Erlich. they received the Nobel Prize in 1908.)
№5- What is the difference between cellular and humoral
immunity? (The cellular immunites are leukocytes, which digest
viruses and bacteria, a humoral immunites wich allow the body to
remember and recognize phatogens )
Middle
(30 min)
5 min
1 min
13 min
1. Video «Immunity types»
Questions:
1.
What the video said
2.
What do you think today's topic?
3.
What types of Immunities are spoken on this video?
2.
Working with terminological words
Туа біткен
innate
Врожденный
Жасанды
иммунитет
acquired
Приобретенный
Емдік сарысу
healing serum
Целебная
сыворотка
Вакцина
vaccine
Вакцина
Егу
Injection
Инъекция
Белсенді
иммунитет
Active
immunity
Активный
иммунитет
Әлсіз иммунитет P ssive
immunity
Пассивный
иммунитет
3.
Group work
Importance of
vitamins in
immunity
Time of strain
The immunity
level of the
Zhanaozen
peoples
Poster
Semantic card
Graphics,
diagrams
Group work descriptors
https://www.youtu
be.com/watch?v=lM
IjCKKWask
immunitet
accumulation in the
human body
information in the
textbook
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5 min
8 min
2-Топ
Дескриптор
балл
1
Жас ерекшелігін сәйкес екпелерді алудың
кестесін құра алады
1
2
Жас ерекшелікке сәйкес екпелерді алудың
ебебін түсіндіреді
1
3
Иммунитет түрлерін ажырата айтады
1
3-Топ
Дескриптор
балл
1
Жаңаөзен халықтарының иммундық
тапшылықтан туындайтын ауру түрлеріне
пайыздық диаграмма құрастыра біледі
1
2
Иммунитет түрлерін ажырата біледі
1
3
Иммунитетті көтеруг арналғ н
ұсыныстар айта біледі.
1
1-Топ
Дескриптор
балл
1
Иммунитетке вит миндердің бай анысын
түсіндіреді
1
2
Витаминдердің адам ағзасына пайдасын
біледі
1
3
Иммунитет түрлерін ажырата айтады
1
4.
Сonclusion on the topic
Acquired
Приобретенный
Acquired immunity
Antibodies
Active immunity
hepatitis
Induced active immunity
Vaccine
Induced passive immunity Serum
Innate
Врожденный
Innate immu ity
Breastfeeding
Acquired active immunity
Приобретенный активный
иммунитет
Natural passive immunity
Природный пассивный
иммунитет
Passive immunity
Әлсіз иммунитет
Активный иммунитет
active immunity
Антигены
antigens
антитела
Antibodies
И мунная система
Immune system
Инъекция
Injection
Пассивный иммунитет
Passive immunity
Сыворотка
Serum
Additional
information № 1
Additional
information № 2
https://quizlet.com/
live
Additional
information №3
Appraisal-
https://www.zipgra
de.com/
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5.
Test task
End
3 min
(W)
Reflection for lesson
Home work:
Additional information
Differentiation – how do you
plan to give more support?
How do you plan to challenge
the more able learners?
Assessment – how are you
planning to check
learners’ learning?
Health and safety check
ICT links
For less able students teacher
may provide in L1 for better
understanding and memorizing.
To challenge more able students
teacher may organize face-to-
face dialog with various types of
greetings and personal questions
By means of oral formative
assessment – students work
in pairs making dialogs –
teacher monitors for
assessment
Work with the SMART
board not more than 10 minutes
Monitor classroom space
when students start moving
around
Make short breaks while
writing
Use water based markers
Reflection
Were the lesson
objectives/learning objectives
realistic? Did all learners
achieve the LO?
If not, why?
Did my planned differentiation
work well?
Did I stick to timings?
What changes did I make from
my plan and why?
Lessons aims were realistic.
Not every learner achieved the aim.
I didn’t stick to the timing. One task wasn’t done.
I used the tasks from different learning sites.
Summary evaluation
What two things went really well (consider both teaching and learning)?
1: Work with terminology in three languages
2: Project work helps the learners work collaboratively
What two things would have improved the lesson (consider both teaching and learning)?
1: Quizlet.live tasks improved learners skills
2: Video about immunity helped learners to understood the meaning of the material
What have I learned from this lesson about the class or achievements/difficulties of
individuals that will inform my next lesson?
1. All learners couldn’t manage with the language
2. Level tasks should be worked out
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«Nervous system and perception» тақырыбы бойынша
қысқа мерзімді жоспар
Қарағанды облысы,
«Мұрагер» ММИ
Биология пәні мұғалімі: М.К. Абдилрадов
Topic: Nervous system and perception
School : SBS“Murager”
Date:
Teacher: Abdilradov M.K.
Grade: 8
Present:
Absent:
Aims:
8.1.7.7 Investigate the sensitivity of skin
Objectives:
All students: must be able to label a diagram of a neuron
Most students: must be able to explain functions of a nervous system
Some students: must be able to investigate sensitivity of skin
Evaluation criteria:
Labels diagram of a neuron and nervous system
Complete sensitivity lab and test their own hypothesis
Language skills:
Students read and write translations of new words
Terminology related to the topic:
English
Kazakh
Russian
stimulus
response
neuron
spinal cord
receptors
ынталандырушы
жауап
жүйке
жұлын
қабылдағыш
стимул
отклик
нейрон
спинной мозг
рецепторы
Educational values:
Develop in students value of human and human life as the most
important value
Pre-lesson knowledge:
Body systems. Human anatomy.
Materials:
Play-doh, Pipe cleaner, Toothpicks, Ruler, Worksheets, Table for
results, PowerPoint presentation
Plan
Time
Limit
Activities
Teacher
activities
Student activities
Instructions
Resources
3
minut
es
“Optical
illusion”
Students write
their hypothesis
on worksheets.
Distribute worksheet.
Show students clip of
the “Motion-After
effect” from you-tube
Worksheets
https://www.youtube
.com/watch?v=GkR
HN0rnfME
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warm- up.
Then after
watching video
students write
their
observations.
for 5 seconds. Ask
students to make a
prediction or hypothesis
about what they expect
to see after showing the
video for 30 seconds,
and record their
prediction on their
worksheet.
PowerPoint
presentation (1st
slide)
1
minut
es
Introduction to
the topic of
the lesson.
Students lead
discussion with
the teacher about
theme of the
lesson and write
topic on their
notebooks.
Show topic of the lesson
“Nervous system and
perception” written
with messed up letters
and let the students
guess topic of the
lesson.
Introduce learning aims
and objectives to
students.
PowerPoint
presentation (2nd
slide)
3
minut
es
Introduction
of new
terminology.
Students have to
follow Power
Point
presentation and
write down new
vocabulary with
correct
translations.
Introduce new
vocabulary using Power
Point slides.
PowerPoint
presentation (3-8
slides)
5
minut
es
Stroboscopic
optical
illusions warm
up
Students write
their hypothesis
on how picture
will change with
various angles of
rotation.
Then they check
their hypothesis
with their
observations.
Get to the site using
link.
The color wheel on the
right initially spins
slowly. With the upper
stepper you can change
the delay between
updates. With the lower
stepper you can adjust
the increment in
rotation angle
http://michaelbach.d
e/ot/mot-
strob/index.html
12
minut
es
Modeling the
Neuron
(Lecture)
5 minutes
Students take
notes from
PowerPoint
presentation.
Use the play-doh
provided to create the
cell body of the neuron
Then connect 3 or 4
short lengths of pipe
Play-doh
Pipe cleaner
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Modeling the
Neuron
(Activity)
4 minutes
Students sit with
their groups and
model the
structure of
neuron.
Then students
label parts of a
neuron
Each group
presents their
model of a
neuron
cleaners to the play-doh
to represent dendrites
Put a different coloured
play-doh in the middle
of the play-doh to
represent the nucleus
Attach a long piece of
pipe cleaner to the
playdoh to represent the
axon
Label your model as
shown on the Power
Point
PowerPoint
presentation (9-
10 slides)
Modeling the
neuron
(Group
Presentations)
3 minutes
6
minut
es
Reading
passage
(Individual
work)
4 minutes
Each student
reads a passage
on functions of
nervous system.
Then groups get
to answer on
questions during
jeopardy.
While students are
reading passage open
the questions on
PowerPoint.
Each group gets to
answer one by one
Reading passage
PowerPoint
presentation (11-
12 slides)
Reading
passage
(jeopardy)
2 minutes
7
minut
es
Experiment
(Procedure)
4 minutes
Students work in
groups
Students write
their hypothesis
on which part of
our body is most
sensitive and
which part is
least sensitive.
Place two toothpicks
next to each other.
Ask volunteers to close
their eyes
Touch volunteers arm
lightly with one or two
toothpicks randomly
asking each time how
many toothpicks they
can feel.
Follow this by using
toothpicks, each time
Toothpicks
Ruler
Table for experiment
results
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Experiment
(Presentation
of results)
3 minutes
Then they check
their hypothesis
with their
observations.
Each group will
present their
results
moving toothpicks
closer together.
At point where
volunteer can feel only
one toothpick, measure
and record the distance
in the table.
Homework:
To conduct same
experiment at home and
investigate dependence
of experiment results on
age. And write a short
essay about experiment
3
minut
es
Reflection
Students reflect
on each part of
the lesson and
put a
corresponding
smile.
Distribute smile cards
and reflection sheets.
Ask some students to
reflect on the lesson
Smile cards
Reflection sheets
«Programming» тақырыбы бойынша
қысқа мерзімді жоспар
Қарағанды облысы,
«Мұрагер» ММИ
Информатика пәні мұғалімі: Т.Т.Скаков
Topic: Programming
School: SBS“Murager”
Date:
Teacher: T.T.Skakov
Grade: 8
Present:
Absent:
Aims:
8.3.1.6 describe what programming is. Algorithm
Objectives:
All students: describe what programming is. Algorithm
Most students: can make basic algorithm
Some students: can use coding in difficult algorithm
Evaluation criteria:
Writes description for programming in worksheets
Fills activity chart and gives correct examples for coding
Language skills:
Students read and write definitions for programming
Educational values:
Develop in students plan making, to do list
Pre-lesson knowledge:
Basic knowledge of command
Materials:
Student Worksheets
Activity cards
Plan
Time
Limit
Activities
85
Teacher
activities
Student activities
Instructions
Resources
3
minutes
Class
organization
Examines the picture on
the 1
st
slide.
Describe what is
happening and write their
ideas on their worksheets
Pass out
worksheets as
students enter the
room.
Allow students to
work with the first
slide
Worksheets
(app.1)
1
st
slide
10
minutes
Lecture
Note taking
Complete worksheets
Take notes
Answer questions
Introduce new
vocabulary and
associated concepts
to students
PPT slides
Worksheets
(app.1)
5
minutes
Crocodile game
Students show one type
of relationship between
organisms Other team
should correctly guess
Divide class into 2
teams and each
group shows one
type of relationship
10
minutes
Activity:
Explain
expectations
and directions
for the activity
Hand out
activity sort
cards to each
group
Find the cards for the 3
types of symbiotic
relationships that exist in
nature
Place matching clue
under each card
Fill in the chart
Find the label cards
and and place cards
in a horizontal row.
Match each clue
with the label card
and place below the
label card
Activity cards
Worksheets
10
minutes
Evaluation and
Assessment
Students share their
answers and complete the
chart
Fill exit tickets before
leaving
Check answers for
the chart together
with students
Collect exit tickets
from students
Exit tickets
(app.2)
2
minutes
Reflection
Students reflect on lesson
and take out according
cards
«Proteins» тақырыбы бойынша
қысқа мерзімді жоспар
Қарағанды облысы,
№2 «Білім-инновация» лицей- интернаты
Биология пәні мұғалімі: Толганай Бакытбековна Адиканова
Daily plan:
School: Karagandy №2«BILIM -
INNOVATION»lyceum
Date:
Teacher: Adikanova Tolganay
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Class: 8 A
Present:
Absent:
Theme
Proteins
Learning objectives that
will be achieved in this
lesson (link to the
curriculum)
8.4.1.3 describe the properties and biological functions of proteins
Aim of lesson
Describe the functions and properties of proteins in your own words,
using subject vocabulary and terminology.
Write a written question.
Orally explain the functions of proteins by illustrations.
Evaluation criteria:
The student has achieved the learning goal if:
• describe the properties of proteins;
• describe the biological functions of proteins.
Language objectives
Describe the functions and properties of proteins in your own words,
using subject vocabulary and terminology.
Write a written question.
Orally explain the functions of proteins by illustrations.
Subject vocabulary and terminology
Proteins, enzymes, structural, protective, catalytic, thermoregulation,
transport, energy, storage, specific, pH, optimal temperature, active
site, substrate, amino acid, peptide bond, amino group, carboxyl group,
radical.
Useful expressions for dialogs and letters:
The most important functions of proteins are ...
Proteins are the most important organic substances, since ...
Proteins perform their functions, since they have the following
properties ...
Values
Honesty, cooperation, tolerance, health, respect, responsibility and
lifelong learning.
The inculcation of values is carried out through a slide and the task of
critical thinking
Health: Questions on the task for critical thinking
Respect: Communication skills (communication skills)
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