Eating in Britain and in Kazakhstan

1.Organization moment

Good afternoon, boys and girls!

Sit down, please

Who is on duty today?

What is the date today?

What day of the week is today?

Who is absent today?

2.Brain up

Look at the blackboard. I’d like you to guess this crossword.

1. Vegetarians don’t eat it

2. The name of our former capital connected with this fruit

3. Kazakh and British people like to drink it

4. Cows give it, cats like it

5. We use it to cut bread

6. It can be boiled, fried, it’s white and round, hens lay them

3.The first step

Checking the home task

Here in this line you can read the word “eating”. At our last lesson we talked about eating in Britain. And today we are going to talk about eating in Kazakhstan.

But at first I’d like to check your home task7 At home you had to divide the text into some parts, give them headlines and prepare the retelling of one part. Begin your retellings so: I have divided this text into… parts

4.Answering the questions

So we are going to read the text about eating in Kazakhstan. But at first answer me such questions

What traditional food and drinks of Kazakhstan do you know?

From what domestic animal’s milk is kymyz prepared?

Why is our traditional dish “beshbarmak” called so

I’m glad that you know the kinds of Kazakh national dishes. Every citizen of our country must know the traditional food

5.Vocabulary work

OK, let’s look at the screen, please.

Match the new words with their definitions

Make up your own sentences

6.Listening

Kazakh cuisine

Text is read twice

7. Comprehensive check

“True” or “False”

It’s time to use your signal cards.

You’ve got them in red and blue colors. I’ll read the information from the text. If the sentence is right raise the blue cards, if not – the red one and correct it

The main dishes of Kazakh cuisine are as follows: cooked mutton, horse beef, kuyrdak, horse-beef delicatessen

Appearence of potatoes in Kazakh diet renewed the traditional dish – beshbarmak

Plov is prepared from rice and horse beef

Kazakh people don’t like to drink tea with milk

9. A game “Bingo”

Let’s play Bingo. There are words in Russian in the box

In the tickets these words are given in English. If students have the words in their tickets. They’ll cross them out. Who has Bingo will get a prize.

10. Filling in the Wenn diagram

The first group – eating in Britain

The second group - eating in Kazakhstan

The third group – what do they have in common

11. RWCT

a. To make an association

b. Groups a and c will write essays

Group b – ex.18, p 71

c. Presentation of the work

We are going to write an essay

The themes for essays are:

Eating in Kazakhstan

Eating in Britain

At first we shall fill in the Spiderman

Your task is to write any word or phrase which come to your mind according your chosen theme

After writing essay groups will discuss their works in the group and offer the best two essays to read.

12. Conclusion, giving marks, home task

Group F will make a model of the lesson

group B- to make up short stories about eating in KZ

group C- to make up short stories about eating in Britain