1. Учитель английского языка МОУ «Лицей №230» г. Заречного
Презентация к уроку по теме «Газеты в Великобритании» с использованием технологии критического мышления по УМК «ENGLISH 9» автор В.П. Кузовлев, Н.М. Лапа и др.
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Учитель английского языка МОУ «Лицей №230» г. Заречного
Пензенской области
Л.А. Миряева

2. UNIT 3 LESSON 5 “WHAT’S THE NEWS?”

3. News+paper= a newspaper influence- влиять influential -
News+paper= a newspaper influence- влиять influential -? Daily- ежедневный a daily newspaper= a daily -? Weekly -? A weekly newspaper= a weekly -? A detail- деталь detailed -?

4. The UK newspapers

5. I KNOW
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW
I HAVE KNOWN

6. I KNOW There are 10 daily national newspapers
There are 9 Sunday national newspapers
About million people read newspapers every day

7. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW What are the most popular newspapers in the UK?
What information do they contain?
Are there newspapers and magazines for children?

8. Read the text to page and mark the information: v- I know + New information - think differently ? Don’t understand

9. Russian variant
English variant
Широкоформатные газеты с серьезным содержанием
Популярные газеты, размером меньше
Бесплатные листовки рекламного характера
Приложения
Обслуживать к-л; быть предназначенными для к-л
Статьи, очерки
Репортажи, написанные живым языком
Репортажи, в которых нет места выдумкам
Газетные заголовки
Содержание (статьи)
Освещение (событий)
Знаменитости

10. “No nonsense” reporting
Russian variant
English variant
Широкоформатные газеты с серьезным содержанием
Broadsheets
Популярные газеты, размером меньше
Tabloids
Бесплатные листовки рекламного характера
“Free sheets”
Приложения
Supplements
Обслуживать к-л; быть предназначенными для к-л
To cater for
Статьи, очерки
Features
Репортажи, написанные живым языком
Lively reports
Репортажи, в которых нет места выдумкам
“No nonsense” reporting
Газетные заголовки
Headlines
Содержание (статьи)
Content
Освещение (событий)
Coverage
Знаменитости
Celebrities

11. True/False In the UK there are daily and weekly national papers
True/False In the UK there are daily and weekly national papers. The UK newspapers are divided into quality newspapers and popular newspapers. Quality papers cater for readers who want detailed information at home and overseas. Broadsheets contain sports sections, financial reports, book reviews Tabloids offer reports on serious information Tabloids are also known for their large headlines and simple style. The oldest paper is The Times. It is famous for the latest scandals about celebrities. The Guardian is famous for its lively reports. The most popular tabloids are The Sun, The Daily Mirror All daily newspapers come with colourful supplements. There are no local or regional papers in the UK

12. The relative clause
The main clause
which/that/who

13. Complete the sentences: Tabloids are for those readers… Broadsheets are the serious newspapers… Dailies are the papers… Sunday papers are popular with those… Regional papers contain information… Local papers cater for people…

14. I HAVE KNOWN
The most famous papers: The Times, The Guardian, The Sun, The Daily Mirror
The information they contain depends on the type of the paper
There are quality (broadsheets) papers and popular (tabloids) papers
Broadsheets are serious newspapers and contain information on a wide range of home and overseas news
Popular newspapers are smaller in size and reports the latest scandals about celebrities with colourful photos
The quality papers are The Times, The Guardian
The tabloids areThe Sun, The Daily Mirror
As well as the national press there are many regional and local newspapers
Local papers are not divided into popular and quality papers.
They contain information about the life of the town or region, advertisements, details of local theatres and cinema performances

15. What are the most popular newspapers and magazines for young people in the UK? A.B. ex.1,p.54

16. Newspapers serious, popular cater for, offer, specialize different kinds of reports interesting

17. GOOD LUCK!