At the concert

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Topic: At the concert
Objectives:
1. Increase interest in studying the subject, form skills of intellectual labour
2. Form the idea of students about the culture of Britain and America
3. Teach students to use the vocabulary on the topic, develop a monologue and a dialogue, Present Perfect Passive Voice
4. Develop creative abilities of students, independence and their cognitive interest
5. Educate respect to another culture, a sense of belonging to a global culture, a sense of patriotism
6. Learn to analyze, summarize, use the information, evaluate and interpret information and make conclusions
Equipment: tape recording, additional material
Lesson Plan
1. Greeting
2. Checking home assignment
3. Warming-up (the game played in teams)
Name 8 fruits, 8 sports that use a ball or balls,8 things that are often round, 8 things that are often red, 8 colours, 8 European capital cities, 8 vegetables or herbs that can be green.
4. Reading the information about Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong (1901-1971), nicknamed Pops, was an American jazz trumpeter and singer from New Orleans, Louisiana. He was born in a very poor family and was the grandson of slaves. He spent his youth in poverty. Armstrong attended the Fisk School for Boys. After dropping out of the Fisk School at age eleven, Louis joined a quartet of boys who sang in the streets for money. In 1964 he recorded his biggest-selling record "Hello, Dolly". Armstrong died of a heart attack in his sleep on July 6, 1971, a month before his 70th birthday.
5. Listening to the song "What a wonderful world" and filling in the gaps.
I see of green
Red too
I see them for me and you
And I think to mys