The Amazing world of English - Speaking Countries

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Задачи:
образовательная –формировать у учащихся представление об англо- язычных странах;

познакомить учащихся с достопримечательностями стран; формировать навыки применения полученных знаний на других уроках; научить учащихся самостоятельно планировать и осуществлять свою учебно-коммуникативную деятельность;
развивающая - продолжить развитие поисковых, творческих способностей, развивать умение извлекать информацию из различных источников, развивать познавательный интерес, развивать речевое умение (монологическая и диалогическая формы речи);
воспитательная - формировать коммуникативные умения, способность работать коллективно, повышать мотивацию к изучению предмета, воспитывать патриотические чувства и толерантное отношение к иностранной культуре.

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Life of the 21-st
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world of English- speaking countries is interesting, various and amazing.

There are a lot of outstanding writers and poets. The culture of the countries is fascinating. People can proud of a great number of achievements in different fields of life. Tourists are admired by a unique nature and landscapes of English-speaking countries.
And of course English language is the great language.

in 1939 and first was called the “Museum of Non-

Objective Painting”

The Guggenheim Museum

It is situated in Manhattan, New York

The museum has a comprehensive collection of European painting throughout the 19-20-th centuries

It has the collection of American painting from the second half of the 20-th century

It refers to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, founded in 1937

(1861-1949)
The Founder of the Museum
The American philanthropist Solomon

Robert Guggenheim was the son of industrialist Meyer Guggenheim. Solomon was the fourth son of Meyer Guggenheim. He began collecting abstract art in the 1920-s, and in 1939 he founded the Museum of Non-Objective Painting to display his collection in New York City. The Guggenheim Museum grew out of the art –collecting activities of Solomon Robert Guggenheim.

The interior of the museum

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright

Frank Lloyd Wright

The unusual form of the museum is the work of Master of Organic Architecture who was one of the most prominent and influential architects of the first half of the 20-th century. He not only developed a series of highly individual styles over his extraordinary long architectural career, he influenced the whole course of American architecture and building. To this day he remains probably America’s most famous architect.
People can see his concept of “space in motion” in the design of the Guggenheim Museum.

The building is “all in one great space on a continuous floor”.
F.L.Wright

Frank’s mother gave him paper, blocks, and other simple material to play when he was young. She would help him arrange these materials to build things. He later said that this training affected his architecture.

of impressionist, postimpressionist, cubist and abstract artworks by such artists

as

Wassily Kandinsky

Pablo Picasso

is famous for …
The founder of the Museum was …
He

was…
The collections of the Museum include …
The building of the Guggenheim was designed by …

Would you like to visit the Guggenheim Museum?
- I would…

It is often called the longest coral reef in the

world. The Reef is actually a series of coral islands, reefs, and shoals that extend north to southeast for over 2,000 km.
The coral itself is made up of the skeletons of tiny, flowerlike water animals called polyps, held together by a limestone substance produced by a type of algae. Hundreds of species of polyps form coral in a beautiful range of colors and shapes.

species of marine life. Many types of fish depend on

the coral to protect them.

The reef forms a natural breakwater between the strong waves of the Pacific and the coast of Australia. The channel that separates it from the coast varies in width from 16 to 240 km. Water in the channel is calm and shallow.

In 1981 the Great Barrier Reef was added to UNESCO’s
World Heritage List.

the visiting of the Great Barrier Reef.
Make up the dialogue,

please

Lake Erie on the Niagara River, between Ontario, Canada, and

western New York.
Consists of three Falls:

which means “roaring waters”.
Indeed the roar of the falling water

can be heard at a distance of 25 kilometers. A mass of water is falling over a cliff 90 feet high (27 metres) with a terrible noise. Niagara has very great power. It can move big rocks and throw them into the waters.

“The first effect of Niagara Falls was peace. Nothing of gloom.”
Charles Dickens

“It calls up the past. When Columbus first saw this continent
Niagara was roaring here. Niagara is as strong today
as ten thousand years ago.”
Abraham Lincoln

become famous by swimming across the most dangerous part of

the Niagara river.

Captain Webb was known as the first man to swim the English channel. On the evening of July 24, 1883 he came up to the river and dived in. Many people were present there. Soon the man appeared in the middle of the river. A loud shout went up from the crowd, but a moment later the man went under the water. Thousands of eyes were looking at the river, but the man was drowned.

In 1902 a young woman decided to go over the Falls in a barrel. There were many pillows inside the barrel. When Miss Taylor examined the barrel carefully, she got in. The barrel was closed and then thrown into the river. When the barrel reached the Falls it was shot down by the terrible force of the water. The barrel was caught and opened. Miss Taylor came out alive but frightened very much.

the words of Charles Dickens and
Abraham

Lincoln mean? Explain, please.
- Why do a lot of tourists want to visit
the Niagara Falls? What is your opinion?

What other Falls do you know?

I am sure your answer will

be “NO”.
Today our life is impossible without the computers. They are running factories, planning our cities, teaching children and forecasting our future. The computer solves in seconds the problems a generation of mathematicians would need months or years to solve without its help. They can help make up a person’s shopping list, remind someone of important appointments and anniversaries and answer the telephone.
They say, the increasing flood of information will be one of the problems of the 21-st century. A computer helps solve it too. In a computerized library requests for information will be answered instantly and as fully as the user wants.

Great Britain?
1792 -1871
A machine for

mathematical computation was built in 1833 by the English mathematician Charles Babbage. Now the scientists realize that he understood clearly all the fundamental principles of modern computers.

Charles Babbage was born in Devonshire, England, 1792. He did not receive a good education , but he taught himself mathematics so well that when he went to Cambridge, he found that he knew more algebra than his tutor.

He was outstanding among his contemporaries because he insisted on the practical application of science and mathematics. He wrote widely on the economic advantages of mass production and on the development of machine – tools.

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of the thick bushes. In the day-time the bird does

not go out. It comes out only at night to find food. Kiwis cannot fly. Many years ago kiwis were hunted for food. Now the government does not permit hunting the kiwis. Small children are often called kiwis.

New Zealand has very few native animals. The kiwi, a bird which lives in the forest and does not fly, is found nowhere else in the world. The kiwi is the national emblem of New Zealand.

New Zealand. It has no tail, almost no wings, and

its nostrils are situated near the end of its bill. No other bird lays an egg so large in proportion to its size. Its egg is about one fifth of its own weight. This is a tremendous size.

And you meet the kiwi. It doesn’t fly from you

because it can’ t fly.

What will you do?
What will you say to the bird?
What will you feed it with?

Are you a friend of nature?

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