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UNIT5. TIME FOR DISCOVERY. Lesson 3. Focus of Ukrainę. L94 197

III. 3AKJ1I0HHA HACTMHA YPOKY niflÓMTTfl niflcyMKiB ypoKy

T. What did you practice at the lesson? What did you like to do at the lesson? Your marks are...

floMaume 3aBflaHHa

Bnp. 4, c. 228.

= L94    ■

My country is Ukrainę

MeTa: npoAOBwyBan/i bhuti/i yMHiB po3noBiflain npo noAopo>K YKpaiHOło; npoflOB>KHTM po3Bhtok yMiHb ayAiiOBaHHfl, roBopiHHa, MmaHHa Ta nucbMa b Me>Kax TeMn.

06/iaAHaHHfl: niflpyMHUK, po6ohhi/i 30ljljmt, Maiepiani/i ao 3aBAaHb, npe3eH-Tapifl.

Xlfl YPOKY

I.    niflrOTOBKA flO CnPMMHflTTfl IHLUOMOBHOrO MOBJlEHHfl

flpnBiTaHHfi. lloBiAOMneHHB TeMii Ta MeTi/i ypoKy

T. Toclay’s topie is “My country is Ukrainę”.

Bnp. 8, c. 230 — cjiyxaHHH Ta cniBaHHH nicHi.

OoHemuHHa 3apndt<a

□    East or west — home is the best.

□    There’s no place like home.

□    A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

riepeBipKa AOMawHboro 3aBAdHHB

Bnp. 4, c. 228 — nepeBipKa BHKOHaHHfl BnpaBn.

II.    OCHOBHA HACTMHA YPOKY YBeAeHHB b iHiuoMOBHy aTMoc<J>epy

T. You see the epigraph written on the blackboard. A great English writer G. Byron wrote these wise words. Let’s read this epigraph all together. “He who loves not his country, can love nothing”. Can you