- •Розробка завдань для проведення уроку чи фрагменту уроку читання
- •Text 1 The Ant and the Grasshopper.
- •Text 2 Paul’s French Lesson.
- •IV Retell the story. Text 3 Sports Day
- •Text 4
- •I Choose True or False.
- •A Typical Year in Britain
- •Text 6 a Story of Robinson Crusoe.
- •I Match the translation of the words and word combinations:
- •I Choose the right answer.
- •His friend.
- •III Retell the story.
- •IV Draw a picture.
- •Text 7 The Arctic
- •II Retell the story.
- •III Draw a picture.
- •Text 8 Animals in Danger
- •I Match the translation of the words and word combinations:
- •II Finish the sentences:
- •III Retell the story.
Text 4
The USA
Before reading.
Discussing points:
What do you know about the USA?
What’s the capital of the USA?
What is the state language in the USA?
Every country has its custom.
While reading.
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The USA is the fourth largest country in Europe.
There are five zones in it.
The longest river in the USA is the Mississippi – Missouri River.
It produces food, iron, cars, airplanes, books, films and others.
There are over two hundred and seven million people in the USA.
The largest city is New York, the second one – Chicago, the third one – Los Angeles.
Most people live in a country.
There are fifty states.
“The Stars and Stripes” is the second name for their flag.
The first settlers came from Europe.
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The United States is……………………………in the world.
There are 5 ………………..…..in the USA.
The third longest river in the world is………………………
It produces…………………………………………………..
The population of the USA is ……………………….people.
Most of people live in ………………………………………
The biggest cities are ………………………………………..
The President lives in…………………….., in…………………
There are fifty ……………..and……………stripes on the flag.
III Imagine that you are an American. Try to give some information about your native country.
IV Look at the map and find:
the biggest state;
the states Tennessee borders with;
the states Wyoming borders with;
the state where Los Angeles is;
the state that is between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.
Abbreviations used on the map:
AL—Alabama; AZ—Arizona; AR—Arkansas; CA—California; CO—Colorado; CT— Connecticut; DE—Delaware; FL—Florida; GA—Georgia; ID—Idaho; IL—Illinois; IN— Indiana; IA—Iowa; KS—Kansas; KY—Kentucky; LA—Louisiana; ME—Maine; MD—Maryland; MA—Massachusetts; MI — Michigan; MN — Minnesota; MS—Mississippi; MO—Missouri; MT—Montana; NE—Nebraska; NV—Nevada; NH—New Hampshire; NJ— New Jersey; NM—New Mexico; NY—New York; NC— North Carolina; ND—North Dakota; OH—Ohio; OK—Oklahoma; OR—Oregon; PA—Pennsylvania; RI—Rhode Island; SC— South Carolina; SD—South Dakota; TN—Tennessee; TX—Texas; UT—Utah; VT—Vermont; VA—Virginia; WA—Washington; WV—West Virginia; WI—Wisconsin; WY—Wyoming.
States not shown: AK—Alaska; HI—Hawaii.
V Read the names of the states, look at the grid and try to find all the states in it.
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Text 5