Активизация речевого взаимодействия учащихся в процессе обучения иноязычному общению

Hello, students. Glad to see you. How are you today? Did you have a nice weekend? What did you do? ( Students give answers)

Nice. Now look at the blackboard. As you can see the subtopic of our today’s>

To check your guesses and your vocabulary, we’ll do an exercise. You’ve got a box with some words, and some sentences with gaps. Your task is to fill in the gaps with these words.

Hotel inn self-catering

Bed and breakfast motel camping site

Holiday camp youth hostel guest house

1. If you have a tent, you can stay at a _________________________.

2 The “Belarus” is one of the most comfortable ________________ in Minsk.

3. A _______________ is specially built for motorists, with a place to park your car or bike.

4. In Britain, you can stay at a ___________________ place. You can spend a night and have a morning meal here.

5. Many people when they go abroad stay at a _______________________ cottage or flat. Here, they have to cook themselves.

6. Many young people and those on walking or cycling holidays stay at a ___________________. This is usually very cheap, and you often have to sleep in the same room as others.

7. An ___________________ is a pub where you can stay for the night, usually in the countryside.

8. A ____________________ is a place where large numbers of people, especially families, stay. The cost of all the food, accommodation and entertainment is included in the price.

9. A ____________________ is a private home where you can pay to stay and have meals. These are very popular at the seaside.

Now in “families” decide which of these places you’d like to stay at.

Ready? Then form groups of three (“mothers”, “fathers” and “children”) and in these groups discuss your choice. Maybe, you’ll change your mind.

Finished? Now come back to your “families” and make a final decision about which place you’d like to stay at. Don’t forget about the reasons of your choice…

Fine. Now look at the dialogue. It is divided into 2 parts. The lines of the first one are mixed up. Put the lines in the right order and read the whole dialogue in pairs within each group…

Mother ↔father ↔child↔ Mother

BOOKING A HOLIDAY

- Yes. I’d like to book a holiday at a guest house. In Spain.

- Two weeks, if possible.

- June or July.

- Good morning. Can I help you?

- Andalusia…. I see. And for how long?

- In Andalusia.

- Two weeks? Right. We have such holidays in Andalusia on June 3rd, June 18th, July 5th and July 20th.

- And where exactly in Spain?

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- Did you say June 5th?

- No, the 3rd. It’s July 5th.

- I see. Well, June, the 3rd sounds good. I’ll take that.

- June, the 3rd. Yes, we have one. How many of you will there be?

- My family and I. Three people, on the whole.

- Right. Now could I have some details from you…

- Thank for calling. Good bye.

- Good-bye.

O’K. Now that you know where you’d like to stay on holidays and have got information about how to book a holiday, you should try to phone a travel agency and to book a holiday at the chosen place. One person of each “Family” will be a travel agent for another family.

Hello, students. Nice to see you. How are you today? (Students answer). Very well. And I’m fine, too.

Can you tell me what we have already done for your future journey to Spain? Right, we’ve chosen means of transport and reserved tickets, we have decided upon which place we’ll stay at and booked tickets. But we don’t know yet what we’ll be doing in Spain during three weeks.

So, your task for today is to make a list of things you’d like to do on holidays. To do this, you’ll need some words: they are on the blackboard. Let’s revise them. (Students revise their vocabulary).

O’K. Now let’s do some exercises in “families”.

Things you can do on holiday. Match the verbs on the left with

the suitable word or words on the right.

1 big a a really good time

2 eat b postcards

3 get c on the beach

4 go d museums

5 go on e sunburnt

6 have f speaking a foreign language

7 hire g in the sea

8 lie h some souvenirs

9 meet I a boat

10 practise j sightseeing

11 send k lots of photographs

12 swim l at local restaurants

13 take m new people

14 visit n an excursion

Ready? Let’s check it…Now, please, list all these activities according to your personal preferences.

Fine. Now look at the following sentences. There are six language mistakes in them. Underline the mistakes and correct them.

The Smiths stayed at a camping last summer, because all other kind of holiday accomodations are too expensive for them. Everyday Mrs.Smith had a sunbath, Mr. Smith made a sight-seeing and the children made a travel around the island. One day they made an excursion to a local castle.

Finished? Then let’s check it …… O’K. And now let’s do some listening. You are going to hear a dialogue between Sue and Terry. Sue is going to Spain and they together discuss things she could do there. While listening, write down all types of activities mentioned in the dialogue. (Student listen to the dialogue and do the task).

Good. Now imagine that your families meet together somewhere. You are to share your ideas about how to spend holidays in Spain. Try to see not only good but also bad sides of each idea. (Students all together discuss how they will spend their holiday). Now come back to your “families”, and make up a list of thing your family would like to do on holidays. Try to explain why you’d like to do this or that thing.

Good afternoon, students. How are you today? (Students answer). And I’m tip-top, too. Thank you. Look through the window, please. What’s the weather like today? (Students answer). And do you know what the weather is like in Spain? No? But you have to know it, because today you are to pack your luggage and do other last preparations for your journey. To cope with this task you’ll need to revise your vocabulary. So I suggest that we should do some exercises. Have you prepared your cards with exercises? Yes? Then your “families should exchange these cards and do exercises… Ready? Now give the cards back for the “owners” to check them. (“Families” again exchange cards, check the exercises and give marks). Very well. Now let’s start packing the luggage. First, each of you should make a list of things he/she would like to take with him/her to Spain. (Each member of a “family” makes his/her own list). Done that? Then pack your luggage commenting on every thing you put in the suitcase: whether it is necessary to take it or not, and why. And don’t forget that your luggage shouldn’t weigh more than 20 kilos, and should contain only items not prohibited by the Spanish customs. The weight of the most necessary things is on the blackboard. There you can also find a list of things that you can’t take with you to Spain. Is everything clear? Then do the task. (“Families” pack their “luggage”.) Finished? Now let’s compare the lists of what you’ve taken with you. (“Families” get together and compare their lists of things). You still have got some time to check whether everything is done for the journey. (“Families” make last preparations). Is everything ready? Excellent. My congratulations to you, because you are almost ready for the journey. The only thing left is to present your projects. You may either shoot a film or roleplay it in>

Hello, students. Glad to see you. How are you today? Is everything O’K? (Students answer). The weather is getting better with every coming day, and soon you’ll be able to go on a journey to Spain. Today you are