Topic: The Lion and the Mouse Objective

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Topic: The Lion and the Mouse Objective

Topic: The Lion and the Mouse

Maqsad: Teaching students to read books independently. Improve reading comprehension skills.

Educational: Teaching to read correctly, consciously, fluently.

Educational: To learn to distinguish the positive qualities characteristic of a perfect human being from bad situations, to adopt goodness as a motto, like our ancestors.

Competence related to the educational process: TK2 — to be able to choose age-appropriate books, newspapers and magazines and to be able to use the library; TK3 — helping seniors, peers and juniors. TK4- helping seniors, peers and juniors. FK1- can listen to and understand fairy tales, narratives, stories, riddles, anecdotes and proverbs; FK2- can answer questions and tasks about the content of the read work;

Developer: Teaching to tell a story about the read text.

Type of lesson:

Giving new knowledge.

Method of the lesson: Expressive reading

Classroom: Pictures related to the topic.

T/R Sections Time
1 Organizational part 2 minutes
2 Checking homework 4 minutes
3 Go to create a new topic 2 minutes
4 Covering a new topic 18 minutes
5 Check new knowledge and topic 14 minutes
7 Completion of the lesson and assessment of students 4 minutes
8 Homework 1 minutes
9 jami 45 minutes

The progress of the lesson.

I Organizational part:

Greet, check attendance, check cleanliness.

Having a moment of spirituality

News of the day.

II Consolidation of the past topic

There will be a question and answer session with the students. Students are encouraged and evaluated during the lesson. Questions and assignments:

  • How to save a book?
  • What tasks can a computer perform?
  • Tell from proverbs about getting knowledge.

II Consolidation of the past topic

k o m p y u t e r
t e l e v i z o r
s o a t
t e l e f o n
a v t o b u s

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If you fill in the boxes correctly, a word about the source of knowledge will appear:

III Y angi topic statement

The lion and the mouse

One day, a kind-hearted lion did a favor to a mouse. A few days later, the lion accidentally fell into a trap. The mouse did not forget the kindness of the lion. He cut the trap with his sharp teeth and saved his savior.

Vocabulary work: matching game

goodness

by chance

trap

savior

Possession of good character, behavior, etc

Unexpectedly, suddenly, out of the blue

A device for catching birds or other animals

Redeemer, deliverer

IV. Strengthen the new theme.

Questions and assignments:

  • Why did the mouse save the lion?
  • Tell me about the consequences of good?
  • Have you ever done something good for others?

Read the proverb and say what it means.

  • The good of the good is only in a narrow place,
  • The evil of evil is everywhere.

What does greenery give us?

List its negative and positive aspects.

  1. Evaluation.

    At the end of the lesson, total scores are announced and active, knowledgeable students are encouraged.

    VI. Homework:

    Preparing to speak by reading the topic.
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