Buckingham Palace is the sign that the Queen is in the residence.

This Gothic building is the Houses of Parliament, seat of government.

The design was made by Charles Barry and Augustus Pugin. The building

contains over 1000 rooms, 100 staircases and two miles of corridors.

Every year the Queen drives in a horse-drawn carriage amid much pomp

and ceremony to open the new session of Parliament.

The clocktower of the Houses of Parliament is known as Big Ben. It was

named after sir Benjamin Hall, the First Commissioner of Works. The

clock is wound by hand, and tells the precise time.

Look, this is Trafalgar Square. The square was created to commemorate

Nelson`s naval Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. The great

admiral stands on top of Nelson`s Column, with four lions on guard at

the base. Every December, the city of Oslo sends a giant fir tree

which is erected in the square to act as a focus for Christmas

celebrations.

London has a rich cultural heritage. The British Museum houses one of

the greatest collections of antiquities representing all the World`s

great civilizations. Among its many treasures are the Rosette stone,

the Elgin Marbles, the Portland Vase and the collection of Egyptian

mummies outside Egypt. British library is situated in the British

Museum.

The National Gallery has a collection of Italian, Dutch, German and

French pictures. The National Gallery is rich in painting by Italian

masters, such as Raphael and Veronese. It also has the pictures of

Rembrandt, Rubens and El Greco.

The Tate Gallery opened in 1897 and is named after Sir Henry Tate, who

donated his collection of 65 paintings to the nation. Now it is the

National Gallery of Modern Painting.

London has many parks and gardens. Hyde Park is one of the best known

parks. Originally it was a hunting forest where Henry VIII hunted wild

animals. Now it`s popular with horse-riding. In the middle of the park

there is the serpentine lake.

Regent`s Park is the home of the London Zoo. There are more than 6000

animals and birds in the Zoo.

В процессе экскурсии учащиеся задают вопросы учащимся. Но если у них

возникают затруднения, учитель им помогает.

Teacher: I`d like to thank our guides for an interesting tour. But

now we`ll go back to our class-room. Imagine that I am your ill

classmate and I couldn`t take part in the tour. I`d like you to tell

me what you have seen and show me the photos you have taken. (В

качестве фотографий ученики могут использовать картинки с

достопримечательностями Лондона).

"Больной" ученик может задать следующие вопросы:

1. What are your general impressions of London?

2. What places did you visit?

3. What sights did you like best? Why?

На мой взгляд, урок прошел хорошо. Все поставленные задачи были

реализованы. Учащиеся углубили свои знания о культуре страны

изучаемого языка, узнали новые факты о Лондоне, сумели самостоятельно

изложить их. Учащиеся проявили любознательность, задавая экскурсоводу

вопросы, а также активность при изложении фактов. Ребята четко

ориентировались в новом материале. В целом урок получился плодотворным

и эффективным.

Приложение 3.

Урок – спектакль по сказке О. Уайльда "Счастливый принц".

Задачи урока:

1) развивающая: развитие творческих способностей учащихся; развитие

психических функций, связанных с речемыслительной деятельностью: внимания,

памяти;

2) воспитательная: воспитание у учащихся нравственных качеств, таких

как добро, сострадание, сопереживание;

3) познавательная: привитие интереса к художественной литературе

страны изучаемого языка.

Перед распределением ролей необходимо ознакомить ребят с биографией

Оскара Уайльда и содержанием сказки.

Работа над спектаклем ведется поэтапно, по мере подготовки текстов

ролей, которые учащиеся разучивают самостоятельно. Для того, чтобы

соединить все части в единое целое, достаточно двух-трех репетиций.

Знакомство учащихся со сказкой является одним из факторов его

эстетического воспитания. Инсценировка сказки, где в одно целое соединяется

английский язык, изготовление костюмов, общение детей, эмоциональное

переживание за героев сказки и друзей на сцене – все это способствует

повышению интереса ребят к английскому языку, раскрытию и развитию его

природных творческих способностей, учит общению и совместной деятельности.

Ход урока:

Characters: Mayor, Statue of the Happy Prince (Prince), street

children, Fairy, Swallow, Child, Poet, Little girl, poor people.

Part 1.

В центре сцены – статуя Счастливого Принца. Мэр города выходит на

сцену, подходит к статуе, осматривает ее со всех сторон.

Mayor: What a beautiful statue this Happy Prince is! As Mayor of this

town I must say that it`s a masterpiece of art and of our town, of course.

It gladdens our eyes and makes people happy. Sapphire eyes and gold leaves

all around his body. He is so beautiful. Pity, he is not useful.

Happy Prince: Why should I stay here? Why should I stay here, above

the people and see their sufferings and sorrows all the year round?

На сцену выбегает ребенок. Прячется за статуей и зовет своих друзей

Street child: Come here! I`m here!

Выбегают дети, начинают петь и танцевать. Потом с криками убегают.

Happy Prince: Why should I stay here? Why ...?

Выходит фея.

Fairy: Don`t cry, dear Prince. When you were alive and had a human

heart you, didn`t know the tears, the sorrow. You lived in the Palace of

Sans-Souci, where sorrow and misery are not allowed to enter. But now it`s

time to know the other side of life. You can see all the ugliness and all

the misery of your city.

Фея уходит. На сцену "выбегает" ласточка и садится у подножия статуи.

Swallow: I`m so tired! I need some rest.What a beautiful statue! Oh! I

have a golden room. What`s this? Where are these drops from? Oh! It`s you.

Why are you crying?

Prince: I`m crying because I observe people`s life with its troubles,

sorrows, sufferings. And I can`t do anything: my feet are fastened to this

pedestal, I cannot move. Look, far away there is poor house...

Part 2.

В правом углу сцены сидит за шитьем бедная женщина. На кроватке

больной ребенок – ее сынишка.

Mother: What should I do? My child is ill, he` s got a fever... I

have to make a dress for a court lady to earn a little money, but I can`t.

My hands are all pricked by the needle, I`m so exhausted.

Child: Mummy, mummy...! I want oranges ... oranges...

Mother: Go to sleep, my baby.

Prince: Swallow, little Swallow. Will you not stay with me for one

night and be my messenger? Far away in a little street there is a poor

house. I see a woman seated at a table. In a bed in the corner her

little boy is lying ill. The boy is so thirsty and the mother so sad.

Will you not take the ruby out of my sword – hill? I cannot move.

Swallow: Tonight I`ll go to Egypt. And I don`t think I like boys.

They throw stones at birds. But you look so sad. I will be your

messenger for this night. See you.

Ласточка выклевала большой рубин из шпаги Принца и полетела к убогому

дому, влетела в каморку и положила рубин на стол.

Mother: Thank God! Thank God!

Part 3

Когда взошла луна, Ласточка вернулась к Принцу.

Swallow: I come to bid you good-bye. It`s winter, I must go to Egypt.

Have you any commissions for Egypt? I am just starting.

Prince: Swallow, little Swallow, won`t you stay with me for one more

night and be my messenger? There is a talented but poor poet in a small

house.

На сцену выходит поэт.

Poet: Oh! What should I do? I will not finish my play by tomorrow and

I will not get the money. It`s too cold to write any more. Hunger makes me

faint, the light of the candle is fading away. Why must everything depend

on money? Love, happiness, talent and even life... What should I do?

Prince: Swallow, won`t you stay me for one more night more.

Swallow: Don`t weep, dear Prince. I will stay with you for one night

more.

Prince: Oh! Thank you! My eyes are all that I have left. They are made

of sapphire. Pluck out my sapphire eye and take it to him.

Swallow: See you.

Ласточка полетела к жилищу поэта и положила сапфир ему на стол.

Poet: Thank God! Thank God!

Part 4

Ласточка вновь вернулась к Принцу.

Swallow: I came to bid you good-bye.

Prince: Swallow, little Swallow, won`t you stay with me for one night

more?

Swallow: It is winter, and the snow will soon be here. I am waited for

in Egypt. Dear Prince, I must leave you, but I will never forget you.

Prince: In the square below there stands a little match- girl. She has

let her match fall in the gutter, and they are all spoiled. Her father will

beat her if she does not bring home some money and she is crying. Pluck out

my other eye and give it to her.

Swallow: I will stay with you one night longer, but I cannot pluck out

your eye. You would be quite blind then.

Prince: Swallow, little Swallow, do as I command you.

Ласточка полетела к девочке и положила сапфир в ее руку.

Little girl: What a lovely bit of glass! Thank God!

Девочка, смеясь, побежала домой. Ласточка возвратилась к Принцу.

Swallow: You are blind now. So I will stay with you always.

Prince: No, little Swallow, you must go away to Egypt.

Swallow: I will stay with you always.

Prince: Dear little Swallow, fly over my city and tell me what you see

there.

Part 5

Ласточка пролетела над городом и вернулась к Принцу.

Swallow: I saw the rich making merry in their beautiful houses. The

beggars were sitting at the gates. I saw the white faces of starving

children. Hear! Hear! A lot of poor people pray to survive and earn their

living. Hear! Hear!

Бедные люди вместе с детьми выходят на сцены и начинают молиться.

I lay me down to sleep,

I ask Good God my soul to keep,

And if I die before I wake,

I ask Good God my soul to take.

Prince: Swallow, little Swallow, I`m covered with gold. Take it and

give it to the poor.

Ласточка снимала со статуи золото и раздавала его бедным людям с

детьми.

People: We have bread now! Thank God!

Выпал снег, за снегом пришел мороз. Ласточка мерзла, но не хотела

покинуть Принца, так как очень любила его. Только и хватило сил у ласточки

взобраться на плечо Принцу.

Swallow: Good-bye, Prince! Will you let kiss your hand?

Prince: I am glad that you are going to Egypt at last, little Swallow!

You have stayed too long here; but you must kiss me on the lips, for I love

you.

Swallow: It is not to Egypt that I am going. I am going to the House

of Death.

Она поцеловала принца и мертвая упала к его ногам.

Part 6.

Мэр города выходит на сцену и подходит к статуе, осматривает ее со

всех сторон.

Mayor: Dear me! Is this the statue of the Happy Prince? How shabby he

looks! His eyes are gone, he is not golden any more. He is little better

than a beggar! He is not beautiful. He is ugly. Take him away. Oh! What`s

this? Dead bird? Birds aren`t allowed to die here. Take it away.

Fairy: Don`t worry, little Swallow, don`t worry, Happy Prince.

People don`t know what beauty is. You are the two precious things in

the city. I shall take you to the sky , for in my garden you`ll be happy.

You really deserve your happiness!

Все "актеры" выходят на сцену, кланяются.

Приложение 4.

Урок – праздник "William Shakespeare".

Задачи урока:

1) познавательная: знакомство учащихся с творчеством писателей страны

изучаемого языка;

2) развивающая: развитие навыков актерского мастерства;

3) воспитательная: воспитание художественного вкуса у учащихся;

воспитание межличностных отношений.

Ход урока:

Teacher: Good morning, dear friends! Today we are going to speak

about the greatest English writer W. Shakespeare. Everyone, I think, has a

favourite Shakespeare play in his memory: Othello, King, Lear, Romeo and

Juliet. We don`t know a lot about Shakespeare`s biography, but today we are

going to imagine some moments from his life. (Танцуют девушки. Молодой

Шекспир подходит к одной из них).

William: Excuse me, young lady! I don`t know your name. You danced

so gracefully. You look like a tender flower!

Anna: Oh, no, sir. Please, don`t joke. I can`t talk to you.

William: Don`t be shy. What`s your name?

Anna: My name is Anna, Anna Hathaway.

William: Your name is so sweet, so lovely. And I am William

Shakespeare.

Anna: Ive heard that surname. Your father is a famous glovermaker,

isn`t he?

William: You are right. And what about your family?

Anna: My parents are only farmers.

William: But my mother is a farmer`s daughter.

Anna: I`m sorry, but I must go. My father is very punctual. Good bye!

William: Good bye, my rose, I expect to meet you again.

Pupil 1: William married Anna in November, 1582, and she came to live

in Henley street. William`s father was pleased that his eldest son got

married; but William`s mother didn`t want him to marry so young: Will was

only 18. The first daughter – Susannah – was born the next year. And in

1585 the twins – Hamnet and Judith – were born.

William: Twins! A girl and a boy! Anna, I`m pleased.

Anna: Quiet, Willy ! You`ll frighten them.

(Стук в дверь).

William: Who`s that, I wonder?

Anna: That`s one of your wild friends, I think.

William: I`ll open the door.

Toby: Good morning, Anna. How are you?

William: We are happy. It`s two of them. Twins! A girl and a boy. We

call them Hamnet and Judith.

Toby: Are you really happy?

William: Yes and no. Stratford is too small, too quiet, too boring.

I`ve got to leave it.

Toby: But how? You`ve got a family.

Pupil 1: In the summer months, companies of actors came to Stratford.

William liked to talk to the actors and to listen to all the stories of

London.

Pupil 2: But William didn`t like those plays. He said they were

stupid plays, with not a word of truth in them. He wanted to write his own

plays.

William: Anna, listen to me. I`m going to leave for London. I want to

be actor, and to write plays.

Anna: Plays! Acting! Actors are dirty, wicked people. They never go to

church.

William: Don`t be stupid. You know that`s not true.

Anna: How can you tell this to me? And what about the children?

William: I`ll come home, when I can, but I must go to London. I can`t

do anything in Stratford.

Pupil 1: In 1587 Shakespeare went to work in London leaving Anne and

the children at home.

Pupil 2: In London Shakespeare began to write plays and soon became an

important member of a well-known acting company.

His life was very hard; but he was young, talented, romantic.

Pupil 3: The first tragedy that brought great popularity to

Shakespeare was Romeo and Juliet. This tragedy was the first play that

reflected the real feelings of love.

Pupil 4: The last part of our lesson is devoted to Shakespeare`s

sonnets. Today we`d like to read and discuss only one sonnet, number 130.

Teacher: William Shakespeare describes his beloved woman in this

sonnet. She is not beautiful. Can you imagine this woman?

She was not perfect and beautiful, but Shakespeare loved her. He

compared her with a godness. What do you think? Why did he love her?

Shakespeare`s love was love to an ordinary woman.

Teacher: Dear friends! It was a very interesting lesson and I hope

you`ll remember it for long time.

Приложение 5.

Урок – мюзикл "Only love is spoken here".

Задачи урока:

1) познавательная: знакомство с культурой страны изучаемого языка;

2) развивающая: развитие у учащихся эстетического вкуса; привитие

интересе к музыке;

3) воспитательная: воспитание у учащихся нравственных качеств.

Ход урока:

Greeter: Hi! My name is Vladimir.Welcome to "Only love is spoken here"

– a musical program presented by our class. You won`t see any scenery –

only love; no costumes - only love. There isn`t any Storyline - only love.

So, if you are bitter, pessimistic, angry, selfish – outside! Only love is

spoken here.

Song 1.

1.

Only love is spoken here.

Only hope and joy and cheer,

Only love is spoken, love is spoken here!

2.

Only love is spoken here.

There`s no doubt not hate nor fear,

Only love is spoken, love is spoken here!

3.

Treating others like they are your brothers

Is the only way to live.

Always caring, yes, and always sharing, yes,

The secret is to give.

4.

Only love is spoken here.

Only hope and joy and cheer,

Only love is spoken, love is spoken here!

Pupil 1: Love – L –O- V – E only four letters, but it`s a big word. A

lot of people have their idea about what it means.

Pupil 2: Albert Schweitzer said that as long as there are people in

the world, who are hungry, sick, lonely or living in fear, they are my

responsibility. That is love.

Pupil 3: Robert Frost said, "We love the things we love for what they

are".

Pupil 4: Someone once said, "Love is not getting, but giving – it is

goodness, honour and peace".

Pupil 5: And speaking of peace and goodness, have you looked at the

newspaper lately? There`s lot of poverty, hunger and crime out there.

Pupil 6: I wish more people would care about one another, be givers –

not takers. Let`s sing about how it should be – that`s what our play is all

about.

Song 2.

Let`s sing about you,

Let`s sing about me,

Let`s sing about things

We fell and we see.

Let`s sing about you,

Let`s sing about me,

Let`s sing about things,

The way they should be.

Let`s sing about the world

That`s always happy,

Sing about the world,

That`s always fair,

Sing about the world,

That`s always giving,

Sing about the world,

Where people care,

So, let`s sing about you,

Let`s sing about me,

Let`s sing about things

Wie fell and we see.

Let`s sing about you,

Let`s sing about me,

Let`s sing about things,

The way they should be.

Pupil 7: I guess before we try to change the whole world, we`ve got to

like ourselves first – starting with the way that we look.

Pupil 2: It`s amazing, how many kids don`t like the way they look.

Pupil 3: But not we! Right?

All: Right !!!

Song 3.

1.

I like the way that I look,

The things from my parents I took.

I like the way that I

I like the way that I

I like the way that I look.

2.

I like my nose and my face,

I take them with my every place.

I like the way that I

I like the way that I

I like the way that I look.

3.

Don`t get me wrong I`m not perfect,

Faults I`ve got me a few,

But I`ll never let them stop me.

From doing what I what to do!

I like the way that I am,

And all other feelings can scram.

I like the way that I

I like the way that I

I like the way that I look.

4.

You can`t judge a book by its cover,

We`re all a one of a kind.

There`s beauty in all of us.

You just got to look and you`ll find!

I like myself, I like me.

T here`s no one that I`d rather be,

I like the way that I

I like the way that I

I like the way that I look.

All: I look!

Pupil 8: How you look on the outside isn`t all that important – it`s

what`s on the inside that counts. So, stop knocking yourself – in fact, do

the opposite – be good to yourself.

Song 4.

Be good to yourself – 2 times

Remember each day - 2 times

That working is fine - 2 times

But don’t forget play - 2 times

Be good to yourself - 2 times

Remember to say - 2 times

A few words of praise - 2 times

To yourself every day - 2 times

Remember to laugh,

To sing and have fun.

Do a little of each.

Before each day is done!

Be good to yourself - 2 times

What ever you do - 2 times

You don`t want to hurt - 2 times

The person called you - 2 times.

Pupil 9: Hey, that sure was good singing.

Pupil 4: Thank you!

Pupil 5: What did you say?

Pupil 4: I said " Thank you".

Pupil 10: That`s very nice! Sometimes we show our love in very simple

ways – like saying " Thank you".

Pupil 6: Thank you for helping me carry my packages.

Pupil 7: Thank you for holding the door.

Pupil 8: Thank you for being my friend.

Pupil 11: And do you know what my answer to any " thank you" is? It`s

saying "Thank you" for saying “Thank you”.

Song 5.

Thank you for saying " thank you".

That`s very nice thing to do

Thank you for saying " thank you".

And you`re welcome to.

In a world that`s, oh, so busy,

Impersonal and tough,

There`re two words like " thank you".

That`s never said quiet enough.

So, thank you for saying " thank you".

It`s a very nice thing to say,

Thank you for saying " thank you",

Yes, in every way.

It`s a thing we should remember

And not forget to say,

So, thank you for saying " thank you".

Pupil l2: We have a special day that`s set aside for friendship and

love.

Pupil 13: Everybody knows what that day is!

Pupil 14: Of course! It`s Valentine`s Day.

Song 6.

I like, I like you,

I really like you.

I like you, I like you,

I really do.

I like, I like you,

I really like you.

I like you, I like you,

I really do.

If you like me too,

Please let me know,

If you don`t, then please

Tell me so.

I like, I like you,

I really like you.

I like you, I like you,

I really do.

Pupil 15: Someone once said, "Love doesn`t make the world go round,

but it makes the ride worthwile".

Pupil 12: We disagree! We think that love does make the world go

round!

Song 7.

1.

Love makes the world go round,

Round and around and around,

It makes you feel

It makes you real,

Love makes the world go round.

2.

Love makes the world go round,

Round and around and around,

It can`t be taught

Bargained or bought

Love makes the world go round.

3.

Love can really make you fell

That you`re a better person.

And when you`re in love,

You really know you are.

4.

Love makes the world go round,

Round and around and around,

It makes you feel

It makes you real,

Love makes the world go round.

Pupil 13: Robert Frost said, "Earth is the right place for love. I

don`t know where it`s likely to go better".

Pupil 14: And I say, "Go out and love others and have a good day!"

Pupil 15: Have a good day. How many times have you heard that

expression? Here`s what we mean by "Have a good day!'

Final Song.

Have a good day,

Make it worthwhile,

Go out and laugh,

Go out and sing,

Go out and do,

All you should,

Go out and do,

Something good.

Have a good day,

Go out and live,

Go out and work,

Go out and love,

Go out and give.

Then you can say,

You`ve had a fine,

You`ve had a great,

You`ve had a good day.

Pupil 16: Well, that`s our play – our songs and our message.

Pupil 13: We hope you liked it.

Pupil 14: Oh, we enjoyed doing it for you.

Pupil 15: Oh, and one more thing.

Pupil 17: When you are feeling pessimistic, or angry, or bitter –

say to yourself – "Only love is spoken here !"

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