План-конспект интегрированного урока по английскому языку и ИЗО по теме Виды живописи (9 класс)

План-конспект интегрированного урока
по английскому языку и ИЗО в 9ом классе
по теме «Типы живописи»
Objectives:
Teaching students to understand the differences between the styles of visual art.
Reading and retelling the text
Practice in listeningSpeaking practiceEquipment: a computer and a screen for demonstrating slides on; slides; loudspeakers;
Development of the lesson
Greeting the students
II. Warming-up activities
-Look at the screen. What do you think we are going to talk about? What is the topic of our lesson? (We are going to talk about different types of paintings. The topic of our lesson is different kinds of paintings)
III. Announcing of the objectives of the lesson
– There are as many ways of making pictures as there are artists. Painters often show their preference to a particular genre and style, they create their pieces following particular tendencies and art movements. Today we are going to analyze different styles in painting and learn how to tell one style from the other. I’d like to show you some paintings of different styles. Look at them attentively and try to notice and remember the main features of each style. (слайды 2-14)
IV. PronounsationLook at the words and repeat all together after me.
V.Working with lexics.
As for me I like realism best of all. Whataboutyou…? (спрашиваем по цепочке)
Let’s check up how well you know the names of styles.
The task is : Put the letters in the correct order to get some styles of paintings. The task is for a plus.
Surrealism
Rococo
Cubism
Expressionism
Romanticism
Realism
Listening. Thank you . And now I’d like to know how well you can recognize different styles of paintings. Listen to some descriptions and match them to the following styles of paintings.
It doesn’t show real people or things but only shapes and colours.( Abstract Art)
It promotes accurate detailed depiction of nature or contemporary life. It rejects imaginative idealization in favour of close observation. (Realism)
It’s the conception of art as imitation of nature. Its subject included landscapes, trees, houses and street scenes. The artists paid attention to effects of light and movement. (Impressionism)
The key concept of this style is that essence of the object can only be shown from different points of view at once. Its works reject perspective in favour of geometric forms. Things are broken into angular shapes. (Cubism)
The art in which common objects (such as comic strips, soup cans, road signs and hamburgers were used as subject matter. (pop-art)
It shows sensibility, heroic isolation, emphasis on women and children. (Romanticism)
Checking the Hometask. Your hometask was to prepare a report about paintings. Who will be the first to tell?
Reading.
That’s good. But where can we see all these masterpieces? Yes, in the Picture Galleries and Art Museums. I’d like you to read the text about one of them and answer the questions:
Speaking
Imagine that you are staying in London now. You have already read the text about National Gallery and are going to visit it. You’d like to get more information about the Gallery.
Ask the questions about:
location
opening hours
the price
discounts for students
buying the ticket online
I’d like you to work in groups.
Reflection on personal experience
– Do you think you’ve got any new knowledge at the lesson?
I’ve learnt some new styles of painting. (+ (yes) – (no) )
I can explain the difference between the styles to any layman now. (+ or - )
I can ask questions about any Gallery or Museum. (+ or - )
It was pleasant to see the paintings of different slyles. (+ or - )
Hometask
Write a letter to your pen friend about your favourite Style of painting. Don’t forget about the rules of letter writing .
Текст для чтения. National Gallery.London is rich in Art Museums and Picture Galleries. One of them is National Gallery situated at Trafalgar Square. The National Gallery was founded in 1824 and now it contains paintings of many famous West European artists and among them such Renaissance painters as Leonardo da Vinci, Titian, Velasquez and others.National Gallery also possesses paintings of both English and foreign painters, who worked in England. One of such painters was Van Dyck, the famous Flemish painter, who married the daughter of a lord and lived in England for a long time. Van Dyck was the father of the English portrait school.The first truly English painter was William Hogarth. After Hogarth came other great English painters – Reynolds, Gainsborough, Constable, Turner.Sir Joshua Reynolds was one of the outstanding British painters. He stayed three years in Rome, where he was copying Old Masters. Reynolds was the first president of the Royal Academy of Arts and the principal painter of the King. He made a whole gallery of portraits of many prominent people of his time – famous statesmen, writers and scientists.Thomas Gainsborough was a great lover of Van Dyck and painted a lot of portraits, but he is mainly known as the father of the English school of landscape.John Constable was one of the English greatest landscape painters, too. He showed his pictures both in England and abroad. In 1824 some of his landscapes were a great success at the exhibition in Paris.Joseph Turner is famous both for his oil paintings and water colors. He painted a lot of marine subjects. His works were highly praised by many great critics.2. Answer the questions on the text.Ответь на следующие вопросы.Учитель задаёт вопросы, а учащиеся отвечают.
Where is National Gallery situated?
When was National Gallery founded?
What kind of pictures does National Gallery possess?
Are there any paintings of Renaissance (English) painters in National Gallery?
Who was the father of the English portrait school? What do you know about him?
Who was the first truly English painter?
Who was the first president of the Royal Academy of Arts?
Who was the father of the English school of landscape? What do you know about this artist?
What kind of painter was John Constable? Were his paintings a success in Paris?
What is Joseph Turner famous for? Were his works praised by critics?