Project on the theme of helping hands with translation. "Helping Hands" - lessons about friendship between peoples. Leninsky branch of the municipal educational institution "Novopokrovskaya sosh"

Charity is quite popular nowadays. People have become more open and kind-hearted. On the whole, charity means voluntary giving of help to those who are in need. Charitable giving can include the act of giving money, goods, time, attention and kindness to the unfortunate. Most forms of charity mean providing basic items of necessity, such as food, water, clothing, shelter, healthcare and else. There are so many charitable organizations in the world today. They allow people to donate either directly or online, through websites. Charitable organizations also include orphanages, food banks, religious institutes and hospitals for the poor. Donating things you don’t use anymore is one of the forms of charity. Not everyone is lucky enough to have lots of toys or warm clothes for winter. Sometimes people simply can’t find the job to earn enough money. Others are sick, disabled or elderly and can’t get around on their own. These are the cases when charity helps. If everyone made charity a part of their life and helped those who are in need, the world would become a better place to live. Mother Teresa once said: “To truly give charity, you must be free of selfishness!” And, it's true. The acts of charity come in many different forms. It you have ever helped to plant a garden or gave your jar of coins to someone who needs it more than you, then you already know what charity is. However, true charity doesn’t only mean giving out money and unwanted items to others. True charity starts with a kind word given by you to someone on a bad day, with a sincere smile and with love. Charity is quite popular these days. People have become more open and kind. In general, charity means voluntarily providing help to those in need. Charitable giving can include the act of giving money, goods, time, attention and kindness to someone in need. Most forms of charity mean providing basic necessities such as food, water, clothing, shelter, healthcare, etc. There are so many charities in today's world. They allow people to donate directly or online through websites. Charitable organizations include orphanages, food banks, religious institutions and hospitals for the poor. Donating things you no longer need is a form of charity. Not everyone is lucky enough to have a lot of toys or warm clothes for the winter. Sometimes people simply cannot find a job to earn enough money. Others are sick, disabled or elderly and cannot do everything themselves. These are the cases when charity helps. If everyone made charity a part of their lives and helped those in need, the world would be a better place to live. Mother Teresa once said, “To truly do good, you must be free from selfishness!” And it’s true. Charity events come in many different forms. If you’ve ever helped plant a vegetable garden or given your piggy bank of money to someone in need, more than that, then you already know what charity is. However, true charity does not only mean giving money and unnecessary things to other people. True charity begins with a kind word spoken by you to someone on a bad day, with a sincere smile and love .

LESSON PLAN

"Helping hand"

FULL NAME - Lokteva Natalya Mikhailovna

Place of work - MOBU "Gymnasium No. 7"

Job title - English teacher

Item - English language

Class - 7

Topic and lesson number in the topic - "Helping Hand" (Lesson 9)

Basic tutorial – V.P. Kuzovlev “English language, grade 7”

Electronic supplement to the textbook "English language. 7th grade" (V.P. Kuzovlev)

Planned results (methodological objectives of the lesson on aspects of IC):

personal results (educational aspect):

developing the need and ability for critical thinking;

development of self-confidence and strength, self-esteem and respect for the dignity of other people;

formation of decision-making ability;

developing the ability to collaborate;

(sociocultural aspect): developing the ability to represent one’s own culture;

meta-subject results (developmental aspect):

development of the ability for logical presentation, persuasion, and solving verbal and mental problems;

development of mental qualities (logicality, evidence-basedness, criticality, self-criticism);

development of creative imagination, the ability to participate in project activities, the ability to collaborate;

subject results (educational aspect): development of speech skills:

related tasks:

development of listening skills in order to understand the main content of what is heard;

hidden control of the development of speech skills.

Lesson type – generalization of the material covered.

Forms of student work – frontal, group, steam room.

Required technical equipment – PC, multimedia projector

Technological map of the lesson.

Technological lesson map

Motivating students for learning activities.

T: - Good morning, kids. How are you?

I'm fine too, thank you.

- Take your seats. Who is on duty today?

What date is it today?

Who is absent?

I hope you are ready for the lesson today.

P: - Good morning, teacher! We are fine, and you?

P1- I am.

Today is…

All are present.

P: - Yes, we are.

Greets students, creates an atmosphere of foreign language communication, and organizes introductory conversations.

Greet the teacher, answer his questions, engage in speech activity (concentrate attention, check the presence of a textbook, workbook, pen, diary)

Regulatory:

Be able to prepare a workplace, check the availability of training tools.

Communicative:

2. Goal setting and motivation.

Teacher: Great. The title of our lesson is “Helping hands”. To begin with, have a look at the screen, please. Here is a puzzle for you to guess.

Name all the words in the pictures and take only the first letter of each word and you will read the topic of our lesson. For example, a chair– letter“ c”……(the letter “c” is fixed on the board with a magnet).

So, what key word have we got?

You are right.

P1, P2, P3….

C - crocodile

H-hen

A - apple

R - rabbit

I - ice-cream

T-tortoise

Y - yacht

P1-Charity

Creates a problematic situation for formulating the topic of the lesson.

Increases students' motivation to work in class.

Hang the capital letters of the named words on the board using a magnet or tape.

Formulate the topic of the lesson yourself.

Name the capital letters of the words that are posted on the board.

Call the resulting word (charity).

Regulatory:

Be able to concentrate.

Be able to plan the results of your activities.

Communicative:

Be able to listen and understand the speech of others.

3. Statement of the educational task.

Updating knowledge and skills.

Teacher:Charity is very important in our life nowadays.

What do you think we’ll speak about?

The epigraph of our lesson is “Charity is the root of all good works”

I’d like you to comment on this statement. Use the phrases of spoken etiquette.

And what is true charity?

The words of Oscar Wilde “The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” are worth discussing too.

What provers do you know which have the same meaning?

P: - We’ll speak about different charity organizations.

P1: - Helping others you help yourself to be good, kind and loving.

P2: - Charity is kindness.

P3: In my opinion charity is helping needy people.

P4: - To be kind and loving is charity.

P5: - To forget and forgive some harm done to you is charity.

P6: - A kind word said to a suffering man is charity.

P7: - Actions speak louder than words.

P8: - Better to do well than to say well.

Ask students to explain the meaning of the statement “Charity is the root of all good deeds.”

Asks students to express their opinions about what true charity is.

Invites students to select proverbs for O. Wilde’s statement about a good deed.

Answer the teacher's questions.

Explain how they understand what charity is.

Name proverbs that confirm O. Wilde’s statement.

Regulatory:

Be able to concentrate.

Communicative:

Be able to listen and understand the speech of others, speak English.

Be able to express your thoughts in accordance with the tasks and conditions of communication.

Cognitive:

Be able to apply acquired knowledgein other learning situations.

Personal:

Be able to plan educational cooperation with

teacher.

Subject:

Be able to use the learned vocabulary and grammar on the topic “Charity” in the proposed learning situations.

4 .Main stagelesson.

Consolidation of educational material.

Practicing vocabulary on the topic.

Performing a vocabulary test.

Verification of the vocabulary test.

Conversation with students about international charitable organizations.

Conversation with students about charitable organizations in Russia and the Primorsky Territory.

T: Translate the words into English:

lonely

needy

disabled person

elderly

nursing homes

collect money

provide shelter

provide support

make a contribution

be involved in

do something significant

lend a helping hand

T: Match the columns

(Slide No. 7)

T: Give your test to your partner, look at the screen and check your tests. (Slide No. 8)

T: I think you know the names of British and international charity organizations. How many charities are there in Great Britain?

T: What are they?

T: What is a charity? How does it help?

T: Are there any charity organizations in Russia?

T: What are they?

T: What do you know about these charities? How do they help?

T: And what about charities in Primorsky region?

T: What can you say about them?

P1, P2, P3….

lonely

needy

disabled

elderly

nursing homes

raise money

provide shelter

support

• make a contribution

  be involved in

  make a difference

give a helpinghand

Pupils do the test.

Pupils read the information from the screen and check their partners’ papers.

P1: There are 157000 charities.

P2: They are OXFAM, Save the Children, Help the Aged, RSPCA, UNICEF.

P3: I learned that …

P1: Yes there are.

P2: They are Naked Heart Foundation, Lifeline and Give Life charity funds, Alive Hearts fund, the Russian Children fund, the charity fund Bim and many others.

P3: Naked Heart Foundation is…

P4, P5….

P1: There are many charities in our region: Living Hope charity in Vladivostok, the public charity fund “Mother”, Save life, the Lighthouse of Primorye, Food for life, the charity fund Umka.

Invites students to translate words on the screen from Russian into English.

Monitors vocabulary knowledge.

Organizes work on mutual verification of the completed test.

Talks to students about international and British charities.

Talks with students about charitable organizations in Russia and the Primorsky Territory.

Students translate words from Russian into English.

Students take the test.

Students check their neighbor's work by reading the correct answers from the screen.

Read information from the linguistic reference book in the textbook about charities in the world and in Britain.

Students list the names of charities.

Students report information about what they have read.

Students answer the teacher's questions using handouts.

Subject:

Be able to pronounce words correctly.

Subject:

Be able to correlate a word with its meaning.

Regulatory:

Be able to concentrate.

Be able to organize work on mutual verification.

Cognitive:

Be able to think, find the necessary information in reference literature, and establish cause-and-effect relationships.

Regulatory:

Personal:

Be able to independently develop communication skills.

5 . Application of new information.

Listening and checking understanding of the listened text.

T: Listen to 3 children speaking about their work as volunteers and answer what activities they do.

(The script of the text 1. I do voluntary work for a local children's charity. We collect money 3 or 4 times a year for children who are ill and come from poor families. We stand in the street and collect money. People are very friendly.

2. I really love music, you know. I play the violin and I am in the school orchestra. We play concerts at school. We often have concerts to collect money for charity.

3. I think it’s important to do something about our planet. So I am in a Green Group. We meet every week to do things. For example: we plant trees, clean up a local river. It's terrible. It's really dirty. And there is always a lot of rubbish in it.)

Pupils listen to the text and answer the teacher’s question.

Invites you to listen to the text and answer the question:

What do volunteers do?

Listen to the audio recording and answer the teacher’s question

Subject:

Be able to understand the main content of the text you hear.

Be able tocorrectly use learned lexical units in speech within the framework of the topic being studied.

Cognitive:

Be able to consciously and voluntarily construct a speech utterance.

Communicative:

Be able to listen and understand the speech of others.

Be able to express your thoughts with sufficient completeness and accuracy.

Be able to speak a monologue form of speech in accordance with the grammatical and syntactic norms of the English language.

6 . Generalization and systematization of knowledge.

Hidden control of the development of speech skills.

T: Now in our Project Workshop you are going to work in groups over 3 projects:

1. Helpinghands.

2. Charityfair.

3. AcharityorganizationIwouldliketostart.

Which projects have you chosen?

Make a poster and present your project to your classmates.

P1: We have chosen the project “Helping hands”.

P2: We are going to speak about charity fair.

P3: We have chosen the project “A charity organization I would like to start.”

Organizes the work of students in a group to prepare and present the project.

Students work in groups. Create a poster for the presentation of your project. Present the project to your classmates

Personal:

Be able to participate in project activities.

Be able to collaborate: negotiate, distribute roles, communicate with partners.

Regulatory:

Be able to plan the results of your work.

7. Summing up the lesson.

Reflection on achieving the lesson goal.

T: Now answer the question “Can people do without you?

T: It’s time to sum up the results of your work.

Was the lesson interesting to you? Are you satisfied with your work at the lesson? What mark will you give to yourself?

Thank you very much for your active and hard work at the lesson. It’s very pleasant to work with you.

P1: I think it’s important … … .

P2: I would like to… .

P3: I want to… .

P4: It’s great to do something good without money because … … … makes me feel proud.

Pupils answer the teacher’s questions.

Invites students to express their opinions about whether it is important to help people. Reads a poem:

In charity lies happiness and bliss,

If you haven't done charity, you may miss,

The power to love and share, Charity gives you happiness beyond compare.

Asks students to express their opinion about the lesson, indicate any difficulties that have arisen, and evaluate their work in the lesson.

Thanks students for their work.

Students build their statements according to the proposed models. Read and translate the poem.

They express their opinions, analyze their own achievements and difficulties, and give their own grades for their work in the lesson.

Regulatory:

Be able to exercise self-control and evaluate your activities in the lesson; highlight and realize what has already been learned and what still needs to be learned.

Personal:

Be able to establish a connection between the goal of an activity and its result.

Communicative:

Be able to express your thoughts fully and accurately.

8 . Homework.

Vocabulary dictation.

Socialization and adaptation of children with disabilities and orphans through meeting foreign citizens and learning English. Adaptation of foreign students.">

Socialization and adaptation of children with disabilities and orphans through meeting foreign citizens and learning English. Adaptation of foreign students.

Project Description

Project Helping Hands

Project Helping Hands is a series of interactive lessons in English, the central theme of which is friendship among the peoples of the world 🌍❤️ Foreign volunteers tell children about their culture. This educational event is free and is held in schools where special children and orphans study.
The results of the project will be the socialization of children and increasing their level of knowledge of the English language, the adaptation of foreign citizens.

Project results

Qualitative indicators:

Quantitative indicators:

For each lesson:

Qualitative indicators:

• Volunteers gain valuable experience interacting with special children
• Foreign citizens can tell children about their culture and awaken their interest in interethnic dialogue and international cooperation
• Pupils of specialized schools may be communicating with foreigners for the first time and experiencing a lot of positive emotions
• Children can overcome the language barrier and gain experience communicating with native English speakers
• The project promotes the socialization of children studying in specialized schools and the involvement of foreign citizens in volunteer activities

Quantitative indicators:

Activists of the international direction Helping Hands of the Volunteer Center of Bashkortostan State Medical University - 20 people;

Students included in the volunteer pool - 100 people;

Information coverage – 11,000 people.

For each lesson:

Schoolchildren taking part – 25 people;

Event volunteers – 5-10 people.

We developed a plan that included various activities aimed at achieving the goals of the project. A huge part of the work was entrusted to volunteers, but they involved their classmates, teachers, parents and residents of our village in the work.

STAGE II of the project for active socially significant interaction with external partners.
The main activity is social participation.

No.

Event

Promotion"Cheer up."

Making paper cranes with children from large families.
Presentation to teachers as a symbol of goodness.

Promotion“Life is given for good deeds.”

Production and distribution of leaflets calling for help.

Promotion"Kindness will save the world".

Promotion“Hasten to do good.”

Promotion"The second life of your favorite things."

Collection of clothes and shoes.

Organization of an excursion to Tambov to the Local History Museum.

“Children for children.” Gifts for children - handmade Christmas tree toys.

“If you are kind...”

Helping children with homework in an after-school group.

“Great mood as a gift.”

Organization of performances by artists of visiting theaters (Saratov, Penza, Voronezh, Tambov).

Master class “Making flowers from satin ribbons to decorate a dress.

Master class "" Hairstyles

Master class "You'll lick your fingers."

How to cook lunch from

Promotion“1 pack of Pampers = one vaccine to save your baby’s life.”

Promotion"GOOD"

Organization of work of the labor team from the Employment Center.

We do not set ourselves the task of providing financial assistance. As part of the project, we are not able to help them financially, but we tell about their story on our school website, and we also post this information on the “bulletin board” in our village. And we are always grateful to those people who are ready to help others in difficult situations.

How can schoolchildren-volunteers in rural areas help these children? Let's move on to the implementation of the project.

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"Project "Helping Hand""

“Kindness is responsive, sincere location for people, desire

to do good

to others."

(22.9.1900 - 15.12.1964)

"Trying about the happiness of others,

we find

your own happiness"

lV century BC

• good-natured
• Friendly
• Dobronravny
• Respectable
• Kind-hearted
• Conscientious

The word GOOD

to this short number 5541

and SMS are flying from all over the world.

Every message is a chance for life for hundreds of seriously ill children.

You just need to reach out

"A helping hand."

Leninsky branch of MBOU "Novopokrovskaya Secondary School"

Mordovian district, Tambov region

2015

Development

volunteer movement at school; providing assistance to people who find themselves in difficult life situations.

• This project is short-term, designed for 1 year (September, 2014 - September 2015)
• Participants in the “Helping Hand” project are volunteers (15-17 years old) and school teachers.
• The action plan may be adjusted (if necessary).

• 40% of families have difficulty providing their children with seasonal clothing and shoes;
• 27% of families experience difficulties in providing children with educational and creative supplies and textbooks;
• 18% of families have difficulty providing their children with toys, books, board games, and DVDs with good films;
• 12% of families need psychological support;
• 22% of families need to organize leisure time for children.

Event

“Kindness will save the world” campaign. Organizing the collection of educational and creative supplies, textbooks, toys, books and gifts.

“Hurry to do good” campaign. Invitation from entrepreneur E.V. Chulkov at the New Year's party to present gifts to children from large families.

Organization excursions in Tambov to the Museum of Local Lore.

« Great mood as a gift" Organization of performances by artists of visiting theaters (Saratov, Penza, Voronezh, Tambov).

Master Class"Flowers made of satin ribbons."

Making flowers from satin ribbons to decorate a dress.

Master Class"Hairstyles."

Master - Class"Real jam". How to cook lunch from

Promotion “1 package of Pampers = one vaccine to save a baby’s life.”

Action "WELL". Sending SMS to short number 5541.

Organization work crew from the Employment Center.

"To believe to goodness, necessary do it."

(28.08.1828 – 07.11.1910)

Try it.

And you

everything will work out!

MUNICIPAL STATE EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL

INSTITUTION LIVENSKAYA BASIC EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL

Project for English

"Helping hands"

Teacher: Danilova L.A

Student 7 form: Denis Labanov

Project consists of:

Make a list of people who need your help.

Make a list of charity projects.

Think of activities you will do help those in need.

Make a poster to illustrate your project.

I think nobody likes it when his house is in a mess. Doing household chores and keeping the house clean and cozy are necessary in every flat.

My parents work hard and they get rather tired after work. So it goes without saying that they don’t have to manage all the housework and I have to help them. Everyone in our family has some household chores. But frankly speaking I must admit that my mother does the majority of the housework. Some things must be done every day, others need to be done once or twice a week (like watering the plants).

My daily chores are making my bed, washing up, tidying my room in the evening, cleaning my shoes and taking out the rubbish. This is my usual routine. I also pick up my little sister from the kindergarten. Fortunately I don’t have to cook any food because my mum and granny do that and they really enjoy cooking. I just sometimes help them and serve the table. Once or twice a week my mother asks me to go shopping to the nearest food supermarket. I usually buy some bread, milk, fruits and vegetables.

Once a week, on Sundays my parents give the flat a big cleaning. There is a lot of work to do: dusting the furniture, ironing the clothes, mopping the floor, clearing out the bathroom and the kitchen. I am busy with vacuum-cleaning the carpets in our bedrooms and cleaning the mirrors.

I don’t consider my household chores difficult and I can cope with them easily, but sometimes I feel a bit lazy or I may be too busy with my school homework.

Help around the house.

I think that no one will like it if their home is in chaos. Carrying out household duties and maintaining cleanliness and comfort in the house are necessary in any apartment.

My parents work a lot and are very tired after work. So it goes without saying that they don't have to do all the housework and I have to help them. Everyone in our family has household responsibilities. But to be honest, I have to admit that mom does most of the work. Some things need to be done daily, others should be done once or twice a week (like watering flowers).

My daily responsibilities include making the bed, washing the dishes, cleaning my room in the evening, shining my shoes and taking out the trash. This is my usual routine. I also pick up my little sister from kindergarten. Luckily, I don't have to cook because my mom and grandma do it and it's a lot of fun for them. I just sometimes help them and set the table. Once or twice a week, my mother asks me to go to the nearest grocery supermarket. I usually buy bread, milk, fruits and vegetables.

Once a week, on Sundays, my parents do a thorough cleaning of the apartment. There is a lot of work: dusting furniture, ironing, mopping floors, cleaning the bathroom and kitchen. I vacuum the carpets in our bedrooms and wash the mirrors.

I don't find my household chores difficult and can handle them easily, but sometimes I feel lazy or can be very busy doing my schoolwork.

Bibliography

1. Pictures of help around the house http://www.goohttpsgle.ru/search?q=pictures+help+around+home&newwindow

2.Text in English, on household chores http://s-english.ru/topics/my-household-chores-duties

3. Cards for help around the house https://www.google.ru/search?q=%D0%B4%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%B8

4. Cards for help around the house https://www.google.ru/search?q=%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%80%D1%82%D0

5. Pictures of help around the house https://www.google.ru/search?q=PICTURES+TEENAGERS+COOKING

Project for English “Helping hands”

Slide 1. My project “Helping hands”

Slide 2. Project consists of

Slide 3. I think nobody likes it when his house is in a mess. Doing household chores and keeping the house clean and cozy are necessary in every flat.

Slide 4. My parents work hard and they get rather tired after work.

Slide 5. Everyone in our family has some household chores. But frankly speaking I must admit that my mother does the majority of the housework.

Slide 6. My daily chores are making my bed, washing up, tidying my room in the evening, cleaning my shoes and taking out the rubbish. This is my usual routine

Slide 7. .I don’t have to cook any food because my mum and granny do that and they really enjoy cooking. I just sometimes help them and serve the table

Slide 8. I don’t consider my household chores difficult and I can cope with them easily, but sometimes I feel a bit lazy or I may be too busy with my school homework.

Slide 9. Bibliography

Slide 10. Thank you for attention!