Разработка внеклассного занятия по английскому языку "Nobody is forgotten and nothing is forgotten'.
методическая разработка по английскому языку (9 класс) по теме

                                                            ШАФОРОСТОВА СВЕТЛАНА АЛЕКСАНДРОВНА  

                                                            учитель английского языка I квалификационной категории

                                                            МБОУ СОШ № 10, г. Краснодар, 2017 г.  

                             технологическая карта внеклассного занятия

                 по английскому языку ''Nobody is forgotten and nothing is forgotten''

Класс: 9 (8-й год обучения)

Тип урока: комбинированный - урок развития навыков аудирования, чтения, говорения

Цель урока: практическое применение знаний и умений учащихся, полученных на уроках английского языка, в новой учебной ситуации на тему «Никто не забыт, и ничто не забыто».

Задачи урока:

образовательная - развитие иноязычной коммуникативной компетенции на тему «Никто не забыт, и ничто не забыто», интеграция английского языка и истории России;

развивающая- расширение кругозора, развитие мыслительных операций,связанных с речевой деятельностью - сравнение, анализ, обобщение, способности логически излагать свои мысли в ходе обсуждения;

воспитательная — воспитание чувства патриотизма, гордости за героические подвиги российских людей в годы ВОВ, чувства сопричастности своей семьи к историческому прошлому нашей Родины.

Средства обучения: компьютер, экран, презентация учителя Power Point, проектные работы учащихся, аудиозапись песни «Священная война»,  стихотворение К. Симонова «Жди меня», карта Краснодара с отмеченными на ней улицами города, названными в честь героев ВОВ, фотографии улицы им. П.Гаврилова и улицы имени В. Головатого в Краснодаре, тексты для чтения и обсуждения.

                                       I. Целевой блок (5 минут)

                                   II. Процессуальный блок (40 минут).

                                    III. Аналитический блок (5 минут)

                                                      ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 1

                                                              WAR

NOUNS                            ADJECTIVES                            VERBS

Great Patriotic war                    brave                                                to fight

front                                          glorious                                            to resist the enemies

battle                                         fiece                                                 to occupy

soldiers                                     heroic                                               to defend

enemy                                       important                                         to honor

fascists                                     courageous                                       to commemorate

attack                                        military                                            to bomb

deed                                          horrible                                            to surrender

hero                                                                                                   to wound

scout                                                                                                  to be awarded

memory                                                                                             to fire

                                               ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 2

1. When did the Great Patriotic War begin?

2. What city was attacked first?

3. How long did the Great Patriotic War last?

4. When is the Victory Day?

5. What unites these cities: Moscow, Smolensk, Volgograd, Novorossiisk, Kursk?

6. What city stood a siege for 872 days?

7. What city was a key Black Sea port?

8. When was the battle for Stalingrad?

9. What was the name of our country in the war years?

10. Who was the head of our state during the War?

11. How many Soviet people were killed during the Great Patriotic War?

                                              ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 3                

  From the poem ''Wait for me''

Wait for me and I'll return,

Dear one, only wait;

When the leaves of autumn burn

Round our garden gate;

Wait through summer's sun;

Others may forgotten be

Ere the fight is won;

But, when days that endless creep

Bring no word from me,

Still your lonely vigil keep,

Dear one, wait for me.

By K. Simonov

                                        ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 4

                   IVAN VASILIEVICH REZNICHENKO

                       (September 12, 1919 – May 22, 1942)

 My great-grandfather Ivan Vasilyevich Reznichenko was born on September 12, 1919. At the age of 22, in 1942, he was called up for the Southern Front. My great-grandfather was a machine-gunner and took part in the defensive battles for Krasnodar.

In one of the battles Ivan Vasilyevich was encircled by Fascists but he did not leave his position. He continued fighting till no cartridge left in his machine-gun.

Ivan Vasilyevich was a courageous soldier. He was killed on May 22, 1942.

I am very proud of my great-grandfather!

                                 ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 5

                  IVAN NIKOLAEVICH FISAN

                            (1909 - 1988)

My great-grandfather Ivan Nikolaevich Fisan was born in the village (stanitsa) Kanevskaya, Krasnodar region in 1909. He comes from a big family of a peasant. In his young ages he served in the Navy in the town of Yeisk.

When the Great Patriotic War began Ivan Nikolaevich as well as his two brothers, went to the Army. At home he left his wife and three little children.

My great-grandfather served at a reconnaissance party. He was a brave scout and had many awards. One of them was a medal “For the capture of Berlin”. On his military way to Berlin he took part in the liberation of Poland and Chechoslovakia from Nazi invaders. He experienced four tough years of that cruel War and survived.

After the war ended Ivan Nikolaevich worked at the collective farm “Pobeda” (“Victory”). He was a war veteran and a labour veteran.

I am proud of my great-granddad Ivan Nikolaevich Fisan!  

                             ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 6

                      ANNA GRIGORIEVNA OL'KHOVSKY

                                  (AUGUST, 23, 1923)

This is my grandmother Anna Grigorievna Ol'khovsky who is 94 this year. My grandmother was not in the Army. When Fascists occupied the town where she lived Anna was only 18. Fascists forced Anna and other girls to work at the local Printing House.  The girls had to print Fascists newspapers and leaflets. But the young workers managed to sabotage the work. They acted courageously as they all could have been killed!

After the War ended my grandmother continued working at the same Printing House for more than 35 years. That was hard, unhealthy and dirty job. There were no computers. Books and newspapers were set up by hand. In 1975 Anna Grigorievna was awarded the Title of an Honored worker of the Home Front.

Every year on the Victory Day my granny gets a congratulating letter from the President of Russia. In the letter the President thanks veterans for the blue skies above our heads.

I am proud of my grandmother!

                                  ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 7

                      ''The defender of the Brest Fortress''

Pyotr Mikhailovich Gavrilov (June 30, 1900 – January 26, 1979) was a Soviet officer, known as a hero who defended the Brest Fortress in the first days of the Great Patriotic war. For his courage and heroism he was awarded the Title of a Hero of the Soviet Union.

The Great Patriotic War found a Major P. M. Gavrilov as the commander of the 44th Motor Rifle Regiment in the Brest Fortress. The Fortress became one of the biggest battles in the early days of Operation Barbarossa. Nazi invaders thought they would capture it in minutes, but they came up against a resistance that lasted 32 days.  The Soviet servicemen and their families were trapped in the Brest Fortress. The Germans bombed the Fortress and fired it from artillery guns. They cut off the defenders from water supplies to exhaust them and force to give up through thirst and hunger. The defenders had little chance to survive but no one of the Soviets surrendered – they fought to death. The officers and soldiers had to repel 6-7 attacks a day and at night they launched sallies on the enemies. The women tended the wounded, while the children scavenged equipment, delivered messages, and scouted enemy movements.

 Almost all the defenders were killed. In the last days of the defenсe only P. M. Gavrilov and his twelve soldiers survived. They continued fighting courageously. On the 23d of July in one of the fights P. M. Gavrilov was seriously wounded and unconscious captured by Fascists. P. M. Gavrilov spent four years in the Nazi concentration camps experiencing all the horrors of captivity. Soon after his release in 1946, he moved to Krasnodar.

From 1968 until his death P. M. Gavrilov lived in Krasnodar at 103, Svetlaya Street.

On January 26, 1979, his heart stopped beating. P. M. Gavrilov was buried in Brest.

On June 2, 1980, Svetlaya Street in Krasnodar was renamed in honor of Pyotr Mikhailovich Gavrilov.

                                             Questions:

1. What was P. M. Gavrilov?

2. What was  he awarded the Title of a Hero of the Soviet Union for?

3. How long did the defence of the Brest Fortress last?

4. How did the defenders act?

5. Why was P. M. Gavrilov captured by Fascists?

6. How much time did he spend in the Nazi concentration camps? When was he released?

7. What did P. M. Gavrilov do after the war ended?

8. How do Russian people commemorate P. M. Gavrilov's memory?

                                          ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 8

                                  “The history of one street”

Volodya Golovaty was just a seventeen year old schoolboy when he performed a heroic deed and gave his life for the Victory.

Volodya was born in Krasnodar. He lived at 119, Kirov Street. He lived there together with his parents who worked at “Krasnolit” plant. After his father went to the front in 1941, Volodya began working at the same plant.

In Autumn 1942 Fascists occupied Krasnodar and the young patriot decided to resist the occupants. He formed a Komsomol underground group of seven  boys who worked together with him at the plant.

The boys made a radio set and secretly listened to the summaries of the Soviet Information Bureau. They informed the Krasnodar residents of the most important news from the Front. The young workers rescued and sheltered wounded Soviet soldiers. The blew up the workshops where Fascists

tanks were being repaired and set to fire the Fascists fuel deport.

At the end of January, 1943 Fascists seized Volodya at Hay (Sennoy) Market while the boy was handing out leaflets. They tortured Volodya but he did not tell them the names and the meeting places of the underground. On January 31, 1943 Volodya Golovaty was executed. Eleven days later The Soviet Army liberated Krasnodar. Volodya's crippled body was found in the ditch. His hair was all grey and he was covering with his coat a 3 year old girl.

In 1965 Fair (Yarmorochnaya) Street was renamed in honor of Volodya Golovaty. There is a memorial plaque on the facade of the building of Secondary school 42 where Volodya studied.

                                        Questions:

1. What was Volodya when the Great Patriotic war begin? How old was he?

2. What did Volodya do after his father went to the front?

3. What did he decide to do when Fascists occupied Krasnodar?

4. How did the Komsomol underground resist the occupants?

5. Why did  Fascists arrest Volodya?

6. How did Volodya act in captivity?

7. What did the Fascists do with the boy?

8. How do Russian people commemorate Volodya's memory?