Sinflar uchun mo’ljallangan no’garak mashg’lotlarning kundalikli is plani

Prepared by: Sultamuratova Q
Date:
Form: Subject :English
The theme Lesson 1 Greetings
H ello for adults and friends
Aims: to enable pupils to greet each other and grown-ups using appropriate formal and informal phrases.
To present vocabulary for greetings

Hello!
What’s your name?

New words:

Hello!-salem!
Hi!-salem!
Good morning!-azang’i salem!
Good afternoon!- tuski salem
Good evening!-keshki salem!
Good night-Xayirli tu’n!

Nice to meet you-sizdi ko’rgenimnen quwanishliman

Nice to meet you, too-men ha’m sizdi ko’rgenimnen quwanishliman



Dialogue:
Lucy: Hello, My name is Lucy.
What’s your name?
John: Hello! My name is John.
Lucy: John, nice to meet you.
John: Lucy, nice to meet you, too.
Lucy: Good-bye.
John: God –bye.
Let’s sing a song about greetings
Hello, Hello,
How are you?
How are you?
Hello, Hello,
How are you?
Home task- to learn by heart the poem
Prepared by: Sultamuratova Q
Date:
Form: Subject :English
The theme Lesson 2 Saying good bye
Aims: to enable pupils to say good bye each other and grown-ups using appropriate formal and informal phrases

• 
  To present vocabulary for saying good bye
  
• 
  To present and practice new structures
  

New words:
Good bye!-Xosh!
See you soon-ko’riskenshe
Hi! - is an informal greeting used among friends. The other greetings are formal and are used with strangers and older people except.
Hello!- which is used with every one. There are normally no exclamation marks after greetings or imperatives.
Activity

1. 
   Divide the class into two groups: “Children” and “adults”
   
2. 
   Point to the clock one after another and let the first group say the correct greetings and the other one respond
   
3. 
   Then ask some individual PP to speak
   
4. 
   Finally ask PP to do the same activity in pairs