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(rof) r) "ennon Lesson Plan *ntro+#ction of the simple past forms of ,to -e. %/as0/asn1t ,/ere0/eren1t' an+ simple 2#estions /ith /as0/ere TIME PHASE CONTENT/ACTIVITY/ EXPECTED RESULTS GROUPING MEDIA/MATERIAL 39 *ntro+#ction 4 Warming #p 4 +isc#ssion of last /ee51s home/or5 T)6 ,Goo+ morning e7er&-o+&8 9o/ are &o#: ;emem-er last /ee56 The Spring Sho/8 "et1s tal5 a-o#t &o#r home/or5<. %p) =>? 2a, What acti7ities are there at $otham School: @n+ at &o#r school:' Ss read out their homework. (len#m Boo5, p) =A 3A *ntro+#ction of the ne/ grammar %simple past' %in+#cti7e' Birst the class listens to the a#+io $) %TeCt is rea+ -& a nati7e spea5er' The first half of the teCt is rea+ o#t lo#+ -& 2 st#+ents as a role pla&? the secon+ half of the teCt is rea+ o#t lo#+ -& 2 other st#+ents T6 .Dpen &o#r -oo5s at p) =A, please) Ta5e a loo5 at the teCt, listen an+ rea+ along). Ss listen and read the text. (len#m TeCt in the -oo5, p) =A, @#+io $ an+ $-pla&er T6 ,"et1s rea+ the teCt) @lright, /ho /ants to start rea+ing: EEE, &o# are Sophie) @n+ EEE, &o# are (r#nella). Ss read the text. T)6 @re there an& /or+s &o# +o not #n+erstan+: 35 $ontent practice %in+#cti7e' ;ight or Wrong F statements a-o#t the teCt6 Tas56 #sing /as0/asn1t for the first time T6 .Sophie /as at the +ress rehearsal after school) ;ight or /rong:. Ss6 ,Ges8. T6 ,Sa&, &es, she /as). Ss6 Ges, she /as). T6 .Sophie /as home from school earl&) ;ight or /rong:. Ss6 .Wrong). T6 ,!Cactl&) Sa&6 No, she /asn1t) She /as at the +ress rehearsal). < (len#m Boo5, p) =A 3= *nformation * %+e+#cti7e' "oo5ing at lang#age6 Ta-le 6 Which personal prono#ns are #se+ together /ith /as0/asn1t? /ere0/eren1t T6 ,No/ ta5e a loo5 at the teCt again) Sophie an+ (r#nella are tal5ing a-o#t the past, i)e) a-o#t &ester+a&) The& #se forms of the 7er- ,-e.) Was an+ /ere F the negati7e (len#m Blac5-oar+ an+ -oo5 forms are /asn1t an+ /eren1t) Bin+ o#t /hich prono#ns the& #se /ith /as0/asn1t an+ /ere0/eren1t) "et1s collect them on the -oar+8. Ss look at the text and find the personal pronouns that are used with the simple past forms of be $hart on the -oar+6 /as0 /asn1t /ere0 /eren1t * &o# he0 she0 it /e the& %this one is not in the teCt F so the teacher has to gi7e an eCample)' 3= *nformation ** %+e+#cti7e' T6 ,No/ cop& the chart on the -lac5-oar+ to &o#r eCercise -oo5s. Ss are /or5ing in+i7i+#all& Blac5-oar+ an+ -oo5s 3= @cti7it&6 H#iI %+e+#cti7e' T6 ,Bin+ o#t /here * /as &ester+a& afternoon at > o1cloc5) SJ, sa&6 Were &o# at home:. T shows game card at home. SJ6 ,Were &o# at home:. T6 ,No, * /asn1t) No/ &o#, S2. T shows game card football training. S26 ,Were &o# at foot-all training:. < (len#m, pair /or5 Blac5-oar+, game car+s %at home, at foot-all training, at school, at the s#permar5et, at the +octor1s' T writes questions and answers on the blackboard. T6 ,No/ &o#, /or5 in pairs an+ fin+ o#t /here &o#r partner /as &ester+a& afternoon at > o1 cloc5) @fter three 2#estions &o# can gi7e him the correct ans/er an+ s/ap). 3J 9ome/or5 T6 ,Write fi7e sentences a-o#t /here &o# /ere last /ee5) * /as at school<. Goals/ objectives: After the lesson the pupils are able to answer right or wrong questions by taking the information from a text, the pupils are able to tell when and how was/wasnt and were/werent is used and they can form simple sentences as well as questions including was/wasnt and were/werent.
English and Russian Summaries to the monograph: Ashot Melkonyan, Javakhk in the 19th Century and the First Quarter of the 20th Century Melkonyan, English and Russian Summaries to Javakhk in the 19th Century and the First Quarter of the 20th Century