Upbringing aim: to improve pupils’ personal qualities like behavior, manner, and their outlook, to enhance pupils’ love to reading

Warming up:
Teacher gives interestinginformation about poets.
Who is the father of Uzbek language?
Who wrote Romeo and Juliet?
Who wrote “O`tgankunlar”?
Teacher gives the groups crossword about William Shakespears life. They should find and write answers by watching the video. And then they answer the following questions.
Objective: remembering poets in literature.

1) Who was the first writer who started using old Uzbek language instead of Persian in poetry and prose in the 15th century in Central Asia?

2) Who developed old English and started using it in poetry instead of French and Latin in the 14th century in England?
3) What was the first novel written in the Uzbek lan-guage? Who was it written by?
4) Who created more than a thousand English words and made them more popular since the 16th century?

Time: 5 min.

Methods:interactive
Materials: pictures, pens,Teens` English
Activity 2. Handout 2
Exercise 1b. Page 31
Teacher gives groups posters and texts about poets and introduce with new words:
Prose-nasr
Create-yaratmoq
Astronomer-astranom
Realism-realism
Rhyming-qofiyalito`rtlikshe`r
Masterpiece-shohasar
Objective:to introduce pupils poets` life
ALISHER NAVOI
AlisherNavoi was born in 1441. His real name is Nizomiddin Mir Alisher. AlisherNavoi was a great poet, statesman and the founder of Uzbek literature. AlisherNavoi got a very good education for those days. He was the first who wrote in old Uzbek language under the penname of Navoi. He used Persian very little. His penname was Foni in his poems which were written in the Persian language. His last book, “Mahbub-al-qulub”, which was writ ten in prose, is still very popular with the Uzbek people. His works have become famous in the world literature and a lot of them were translated into many languages.
ABDULLA KODIRI
Abdulla Kodiri, an Uzbek playwright, poet, writer and lite rary translator, was born in 1894. Kodiri was one of the most important Uzbek writers of the 20th century who introduced realism into Uzbek literature through his historical novels. He spoke Uzbek, Arabic, Persian and Russian. Kodiri’s most famous works are the historical novels “O‘tkankunlar” (Days Gone By) (1922) and “Meh- robdanchayon” (Scorpion in the Pulpit) (1929). “O‘tkankunlar” is the first full-length novel by an Uzbek author.