Науково- практична онлайн-конференція "Освіта. Досвід.Інновації."

 

Painting. Artists. Genres.

 Theme. Artists and genres. Vocabulary practice. 

Read, remember, listen and PRACTISE!!!

Watch these videos to learn the words pronunciation. 

Watch the video about a famous Ukrainian painter M. Prymachenko.

Practise the Past Perfect

Films, film genres.

Lesson Theme: Let's learn the new words and practise reading

First step activity. Look at the picture and listen to these words then try reading.

                                               Now you may practise the new words.

Now play a game and refresh the words       https://quizizz.com/join?gc=30774546

 Get some more practice!

Ecology and environment. Conditonals.

1. Learn the tongue twister


If you notice this notice, you will notice that this notice is not worth noticing.

2. Refresh the words.

https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/word-games/environment

3. Match the pairs.

4. Watch the video and do the tasks.




5. Conditionals 1,2

Do the ecology vocabulary test

Visiting Great Britain

Do the test about UK
Great Britain (test)

Veb 2.0 на уроках

Learning apps

https://learningapps.org/display?v=pbzq2ro6c19

Padlet

Real time board

Toondoo tools

Tools for education 

Кросворди та пазли та інші цікавинки для вашої дитинки

https://www.toolsforeducators.com/wordsearch/




https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/best-apps-for-teachers-education/

Summer camp

F-r-i-e-n-d-s!

I don’t walk alone (3)

I have my friends

I don’t sit alone (no) (3)

I have my friends

Chorus 1

All my friends can walk with me (walk, walk with me)

All my friends can walk with me (walk, walk with me)

All my friends can sit with me (sit, sit with me)

All my friends can sit with me (sit, sit with me)

I don’t eat alone (3)

I have my friends

I don’t play alone (no) (3)

I have my friends

Chorus 2

All my friends can eat with me (eat, eat with me)

All my friends can eat with me (eat, eat  with me)

All my friends can  play with me (play, play with me)

All my friends can  play with me (play, play with me)

I don’t read alone (3)

I have my friends

I don’t watch alone (no) (3)

I have my friends

Chorus 3

All my friends can read with me (read, read with me)

All my friends can read with me (read, read with me)

All my friends can watch with me( watch, watch with me)

All my friends can watch with me( watch, watch with me)

I walk, walk, walk, walk with all my friends

I sit, sit, sit, sit with all my friends,

I eat, eat, eat ,eat with all my friends,

I play, play, play, play with all my friends,

I read, read, read, read with all my friends,

I watch, watch, watch, watch with all my friends.

New year is coming!

What Do People Do?

Many people spend most of December 31 quietly. They may spend time outdoors, reading the reviews of the last year in newspapers or resting in preparation for the New Year's Eve parties that begin in the late afternoon or evening. People who host parties may spend a large part of the day preparing food and arranging drinks. In the evening, New Year's Eve parties usually go on for many hours, well beyond midnight. Some, particularly young people, may choose to spend the evening in pubs, clubs or discos. Although there are many who celebrate the event responsibly with moderate amounts of alcohol, some celebrate the event with large amounts of alcohol, which can lead to fights and other acts of foolishness in the early hours of the morning.

Just before midnight, people turn on a radio or television to see the countdown of the last few minutes of the old year and the display of fireworks just after midnight. At this point, people often hug and kiss each other, even strangers, and many start singing Auld Lang Syne, a poem written by Scottish poet Robert Burns. In Scotland, the Hogmanay celebrations may last for one or two more days, as both January 1 and 2 are bank holidays. In the rest of the United Kingdom, only January 1 is a bank holiday.

In Scotland and some parts of northern England, people may spend the last few hours of December 31 preparing to be or receive first-footers. The first person to cross the threshold of a house after the start of the new year is a first-footer. First-footers are usually men and in different areas have different physical characteristics, such as blond or dark hair, bring different kinds of luck to the household in the coming year. They bring gifts, such as whiskey, shortbread, coal and fruit cake, which are then shared among all of the guests.

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Read and complete the text with the words from the box.
blackboards                    lockers                mathematics                          computers 

The West Philadelphia School of the Future was opened in 2006. It’s difficult to believe, but students there don’t need any books. Instead, students use (1)____________. Mathematics is taught with OneNote, a note-taking app, and teachers use computerized smart boards instead of traditional (2)_____________. Students use digital (3)________________ that open with the flash of an ID card. The lessons begin at 9.00 a. m. and end at 4.00 p. m. to be like a normal workday instead of a typical school day. The school soon became successful. Students show good results in (4)__________________, reading and sciences. As they can use Microsoft Office and other programs very well, they have higher chances to find a good job after finishing school.

  Tick  the correct sentences. 
1) Are there’re any posters on the walls in your classroom? -----Are there any posters on the walls in your classroom? ____
2) The lockers are next to the canteen. ____
 The lockers are next the canteen. ____
3) Pupils mustn’t bring chewing gum to school. ____
 Pupils mustn’t to bring chewing gum to school. _____
4) The lessons start at 8.30, so the students needn’t come to school before 8.00.
___
 The lessons start at 8.30, so the students can’t come to school before 8.00. _____



Read and complete the text with the words from the box.

class                homework                      principal                                   students
Brooklyn Free School is divided into two. The upper school is for children between the ages of 11 and 18, and the lower school for (1)______________ between the ages of 4 and 11. This school is unusual as students can choose any (2)_________________ they want and may stay away from school if they wish. Besides the students are responsible for making the school rules. There are no tests, (3)____________, or grades. If a student wants to, he or she can call a meeting and discuss ideas with the whole school. As the (4)______________ of Brooklyn Free School says, they want every student to find his or her own way.

Tick  the correct sentences.
1) _____Are there a canteen next to your classroom?
   ______ Is there a canteen next to your classroom?
2______ The football pitch is opposite the entrance.
_______ The football pitch is opposite with the entrance.
 3)______ You needn’t worry — you are ready for the test!
    ______ You needn’t worrying — you are ready for the test!
4)______ Pupils have do their homework regularly.
   ______ Pupils have to do their homework regularly


Read the information and match each passage with the name of a club. There are three choices you don’t need to use. 
a) Sports Club b) Debate Club c) Journalism Club d) Computer Club e) Robotics Club f) Drama Club g) Art Club

1)________________ The club isn’t just about getting up on stage. There are also many behind-thescenes participants from scenery builders and lighting techs to stage managers.
 2) _____________________Being a part of the high-school newspaper will help you develop writing skills. That can be useful when you need to write some serious essay work in college or at work.
3)____________________ Participation in this club can be extremely rewarding. You’ll also learn about discipline, responsibility and teamwork. Plus, you get to stay in shape.
 4____________________) A club for students who are interested in programming and want to do something fun related to technology.

Read the information and match each passage with the name of a club. There are three choices you don’t need to use.
a) Book Club b) Dinner Club c) Debate Club d) Chess Club e) Modern Dance Club f) Tennis Club g) Songs for Smiles Club 
1)______________ The purpose of this club is to gather in the spirit of good cooking, share recipes, and learn about dishes. The club eats well, too.
 2)______________ Each year, members of the club select a list of works of literature to read and discuss. The club meets once a month on average, and all are welcome.
3)______________ We’re a group of this game enthusiasts interested in learning, playing and building strategies. We work to improve our tactics. Games and tournaments happen throughout the year. Join us.
 4)_______________ The mission of this club is to bring music to a variety of local audiences and to earn money, through donations, for an organization that provides free musical instruments to children who can’t afford buying them. Concerts occur once a month, usually on Sunday afternoons.

Match the parts of the situations. Fill in too or enough.
1) I can’t eat the soup.
2) We can’t sit in the garden.
3) I can’t understand this rule.
4) He can’t drive a car.
a) It is hot. b) It is difficult. c) He is not old . d) It’s not warm outside.

Match the parts of the situations. Fill in too or enough.
1) I don’t like this coffee.
2) Nobody could move the piano.
3) We couldn’t climb over the wall.
4) I don’t wear this jacket in winter.
a) It isn’t warm . b) It’s not sweet . c) It was high. d) It was heavy