LIST of all OLIMPIC GAMES from 1896
Нижегородской области
Урок-конкурс по английскому языку в 7 классе по теме:
"Спорт. Олимпийские игры"
подготовила: В.А. Касланова
учитель английского языка
Личадеево, 2013г.
УРОК - КОНКУРС
по теме: "Спорт. Олимпийские игры"
УМК: Биболетова М. З. и др.
Класс: 7
Тема урока:Спорт. Олимпийские игры.
Цель урока: формирование коммуникативной компетенции учащихся на основе изученных
лексических единиц, речевых и грамматических структур по спортивной тематике. Задачи урока:
Образовательные задачи:
1. Совершенствовать лексические навыки говорения по теме »Спорт. Олимпийские
игры».
2. Тренировка учащихся в умении вести общение на английском языке в предлагаемых
ситуациях и ролевых играх.
Развивающие задачи:
1 Развивать учебно-организационные умения и навыки (взаимоконтроль, навыки самостоятельной работы, умение участвовать в коллективной познавательной деятельности, умение обобщать и анализировать).
2 Развивать умения работать с информацией;
Воспитательные задачи:
1. Воспитывать чувства гордости за спортсменов своей страны, Нижегородской области.
2. Развивать патриотические качества личности школьника.
- Оснащение урока:плакаты с символикой; репродукции «Звезды российского спорта», лозунг «Higher! Faster! Stronger!»; плакаты: «5 колец – 5 континентов», импровизированные медали победителям, ПРИЛОЖЕНИЯ №1, №2.
ПРАВИЛА ИГРЫ:
- в игре 4 раунда,
- в каждом раунде принимают участие равное количество учащихся,
- на каждый вопрос викторины все пишут свои варианты ответов на листочках,
- когда ответы написаны, каждый показывает свой вариант ответа,
- выигрывает в каждом раунде ученик, ответивший правильно на большее количество вопросов.
ХОД ЗАНЯТИЯ
- Начало игры. Оргмомент.
Good afternoon! You all are fond of sport: watching sport competitions on TV or going in for different kinds of sport. So, today we are going to have a lesson devoted to history of Olympic Games. It is a sports quiz consisting of 4 rounds. The topics of them are: “The History of the Olympic Games”, “The Olympic Champions of my country, Nizhegorodskaya Region ”, “National sports of Great Britain and the USA”,the game “The INTERVIEWER.”
. Every round will have its winners. Be attentive and polite. Write your answers on papers, please.
- Who was the founder of the modern Olympic Games?
- When were the first Olympic Games?
- What do 5 rings mean?
- What was the motto of the Olympic Games?
Проведение игры.
Итог игры.
Ход урока-конкурса.
1-st round “The History of the Olympic Games”
А.
- When and where did the first Olympic Games take place? (In Athens, 1896)
- How did they take place? (every 4 years)
- Why did the Olympic Games become the symbol of peace and friendship? (For the period of games all the wars stopped)
- What is the central policy-making body of the Olympic movement? (The International Olympic Comitee)
- When did Russia join the Olympic movement? (1952)
- Where and what did Olympic Games take place in our country and when? (the 22-nd Olympic Games, Moscow, 1980)
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What does the Olympic motto mean? (the motto of the Olympic Games is “Citius, Altius, Fortius” - Faster, Higher, Stronger) - Where and when did Olympic Games take place last time?
В. Викторина об олимпийских играх. Ответьте «true» or «false».
- Baron Pierre de Coubertin was the founder of modern Olympic Games.
- The first Olympic Games were in 1894 in Greece.
- There were the Olympic Games in Moscow in 1980.
- The Olympic Games become the symbol of peace and friendship.
- There were no Olympic Games in England.
Thanks for your answers. Our winner in this round is...
Let’s start the 2-nd round.
2-nd round “The Olympic Champions of my country, in Nizhegorodskaya Region ”
I will name some Russian sportsmen and you must up the number of kind of sport they are.
(учитель называет имя спортсмена, детям нужно вспомнить, какой вид спорта представляет этот спортсмен; )
- Olga Slusareva – Cycling
- Vladislav Tretyak – Hockey
- Aleksandr Karelin – Greek-Rome Fighting
- Elena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze – Figure-Skating
- Aleksei Nemov – Gymnastics
- Maria Kiseleva – Synchronized Swimming
- Dmitri Berestov – Weight-lifting
- Aleksei Yagudin – Figure-Skating
- Vyacheslav Fetisov - Hockey
- Svetlana Khorkina – Gymnastics
- Gaidarbek Gaidarbekov – Boxing
- Belova Irina– Free exercises
- Dmitryi Lobkov-Skating
- Kornilov Denis-Ski-jumping
Thanks for your answers. Our winner in this round is...
Let’s start the 3-rd round.
3-rd round “National sports of Great Britain and the USA”
- Which game is the most popular game in GB and in the world? (Soccer-football)
- What club is the biggest football club in the world? (“Manchester United”, England)
- What kind of sport is Derby connected with? (Horse racing)
- What kind of sport is Wimbledon connected with? (All-England and International Tennis Championships)
- When and where was basketball invented? (by a teacher at a sports school in Springfield, USA, 1891)
- What kinds of sports were originated in the USA also? (volleyball, wind-surfing, skate-boarding, triathlon)
- What does triathlon include? (swimming, bicycle racing and long-distance-running)
Let’s start the 4-th round.
the 4-th round 
the game “The INTERVIEWER”
Make up questions to this table-box. ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ №1.
ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ №2/
Thanks for your answers. Our winner in this round is...
This is the end of our sport quiz and we have … winners. They are ... They are awarded special medals of winners. Good luck.
Домашнее задание
T: The task you can choose yourself. Please, write an essay about your favorite sports.
Оценки.
T: Thank you for being industrious at the lesson. I am satisfied with your work. Each of you gets a good or an excellent mark. Now the lesson is over. You may be free. Good-bye.
ПРИЛОЖЕНИН №1
Общий зачет
Олимпийских игр 2012г
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 Китай
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 Великобр
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 Россия
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 Ю.Корея
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 Германия
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 Италия
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ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ №2
LIST of all OLIMPIC GAMES from 1896
| Year | Date | Place | ||
| Summer Olimpic Games | ||||
| I | 6.04-15.04 | Athens, Greece | ||
| II | 20.05-28.10 | Paris, France | ||
| III | 1.07-23.11 | St. Louis (Missouri), United States | ||
| Int.*1 | 22.04-2.05 | Athens, Greece | ||
| IV | 27.04-31.10 | London (England), United Kingdom | ||
| V | 5.05-22.07 | Stockholm, Sweden | ||
| VI | Cancelled (WWI) | Berlin, Germany | ||
| VII | 20.04-12.09 | Antwerp, Belgium | ||
| VIII | 4.05-27.07 | Paris, France | ||
| IX | 17.05-12.08 | Amsterdam, Netherlands | ||
| X | 30.07-14.08 | Los Angeles (California), United States | ||
| XI | 1.08-16.08 | Berlin, Germany | ||
| XII | Cancelled (Winter War) | Helsinki, Finland | ||
| XIII | Cancelled (WWII) | London (England), United Kingdom | ||
| XIV | 29.07-14.08 | London (England), United Kingdom | ||
| XV | 19.07-3.08 | Helsinki, Finland | ||
| XVI | 22.11-8.12 | Melbourne, Australia*2 | ||
| XVII | 25.08-11.09 | Rome, Italy | ||
| XVIII | 10.10-24.10 | Tokyo, Japan | ||
| XIX | 12.10-27.10 | Mexico City, Mexico | ||
| XX | 26.08-10.09 | Munich, West Germany | ||
| XXI | 17.07-1.08 | Montreal (Quebec), Canada | ||
| XXII | 19.07-3.08 | Moscow, Soviet Union | ||
| XXIII | 28.07-12.08 | Los Angeles (California), United States | ||
| XXIV | 17.09-2.10 | Seoul, South Korea | ||
| XXV | 25.07-9.08 | Barcelona (Catalonia), Spain | ||
| XXVI | 19.07-4.08 | Atlanta (Georgia), United States | ||
| XXVII | 16.09-1.10 | Sydney (New South Wales), Australia | ||
| XXVIII | 13.08-29.08 | Athens, Greece | ||
| XXIX | 08.08-24.08 | Beijing, China | ||
| XXX | 27.07-12.08 | London (England), United Kingdom | ||
| XXXI | 5.08-21.08 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | ||
| *1 – Intercalated *2 – Equestrian events were held in Stockholm, Sweden | ||||
| Winter Olimpic Games | ||||
| I | 25.01-4.02 | Chamonix, France | ||
| II | 11.02-19.02 | St Moritz, Switzerland | ||
| III | 4.02-15.02 | Lake Placid (New York), United States | ||
| IV | 6.02-16.02 | Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany | ||
| Cancelled (WWII) | Sapporo, Japan / St Moritz, Switzerland | |||
| Cancelled (WWII) | Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy | |||
| V | 30.01-8.02 | St Moritz, Switzerland | ||
| VI | 14.02-25.02 | Oslo, Norway | ||
| VII | 26.01-5.02 | Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy | ||
| VIII | 18.02-28.02 | Squaw Valley (California), United States | ||
| IX | 29.01-9.02 | Innsbruck, Austria | ||
| X | 6.02-18.02 | Grenoble, France | ||
| XI | 3.02-13.02 | Sapporo, Japan | ||
| XII | 4.02-15.02 | Innsbruck, Austria | ||
| XIII | 14.02-23.02 | Lake Placid (New York), United States | ||
| XIV | 8.02-19.02 | Sarajevo, Yugoslavia | ||
| XV | 13.02-28.02 | Calgary (Alberta), Canada | ||
| XVI | 8.02-23.02 | Albertville, France | ||
| XVII | 12.02-27.02 | Lillehammer, Norway | ||
| XVIII | 7.02-22.02 | Nagano, Japan | ||
| XIX | 8.02-24.02 | Salt Lake City (Utah), United States | ||
| XX | 10.02-26.02 | Turin, Italy | ||
| XXI | 12.02-28.02 | Vancouver (British Columbia), Canada | ||
| XXII | 7.02-23.02 | Sochi, Russia |