Human Body 9 класс

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1.Two heads are better than one.
2. Neck or nothing.
3. You cannot touch your eye with your elbow.
Give him a finger and he’ll take the whole arm.

Read and translate these proverbs. What is common in all the proverbs? The parts of body.

Pronounce these sounds and proverbs:
 

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will get acquainted with the internal organs of

the human body. Look at the mock-up of the internal
organs of the human body.

The artery is a blood vessel that carries blood away from
the heart.
The vein is a blood vessel that carries blood from the
capillaries toward the heart.
The brain controls your thoughts, feelings and movements.
The heart sends blood around your body.
The lungs are used for breathing.
The liver cleans your blood.
The stomach is where food goes after you have eaten it.
The kidney is an organ in the body that produces urine and
separate the urine from the blood.

[breɪn] n. (anat.) мозг;
heart [hɑ:t] n. (organ) се́рдце;
liver [lɪvə(r)] n.

(anat.) пе́чень;
lung [lʌŋ] n. лёгкое.
stomach [stʌmək] n. желу́док.
vein [veɪn] n. (anat.) ве́на, жи́ла.

brain heart liver

lungs stomach vein

Match the parts of the body in the box with the pictures:

And

today we’ll learn idioms with parts of the body.
1. to get something off your chest – облегчить душу,
чистосердечно признаться;
2. to split hairs – спорить по пустякам;
3. to twist somebody’s arm – давить на кого-либо;
4. to be head over heels in love – влюбиться по уши;
5. to put your foot in it – попасть впросак, совершить
бестактный поступок;
6. to pull somebody’s leg – морочить голову
кому-либо, дурачить.

idiom is?





What is the suitable idiom

to the second dialogue?
Some pupils prepare the dialogues.
Can you guess what idiom is?

What is the suitable idiom to the first dialogue?

parts of the

body.

1. Work in pairs. Write a short dialogue to illustrate meaning of the idioms from the board.
2. Act out your dialogues to the class.
3. Look at the board. Choose the correct words to complete the idioms. (Interactive board)

guest, a reporter from a famous TV programme “Health”.

He would like you to answer some of his questions about health and health habits.

to the swimming pool? How often?
How often do you wash

your hands?
Have you ever broken your arm or leg? When was it?
Have you ever been seriously ill?
How often do you visit a dentist?
Do you like to visit doctors?

I am a reporter from a famous TV program “Health”. I would like to answer some questions about your health and health habits.

Thank you very much. Don’t forget to watch our program.

doctor.
I see that you don’t like doctors at all. But

sometimes it is necessary to visit them.

have some problems with their health. Now have a look

at some people. Say what problems they have and give them some pieces of advice.

What can you do now?
We can talk about parts of

the human body. We can understand and use idioms with parts of the body.
I'm pleased with your work. Thank you. Your marks…

30, to learn the new words and the idioms. Good-bye.