Підручник Англійська мова 9 клас (9-й рік навчання) - О. C. Любченко - Основа 2017 рік

UNIT 1 Mamma, it was summer!

Lesson 5 RUBBING CLUBBING

1. 1. In groups of four, each student chooses a letter and writes down as many words for each category that begin with the specified letter as they can. Each group reads their answers for each category. Count points - the group that has the most, wins. Remember: you have only two minutes!

LETTER:

Did you know?

Young people are more likely to be victims of crime than older people.

2. Look at the set of pictures on p. 21. Find at least 2 things that are common about them and compare your ideas with those of other students.

3. Work in pairs. What groups or categories could you divide the clubs into? Why? What are the main fields of their activity? What makes you think so? Share your ideas in the class.

4. a) Read a short article about youth clubs in the UK and make a list of the goals youth clubs work for.

b) Answer the following questions.

1) Have the goals changed greatly with time?

2) Do all club staff members get paid? How can you prove it?

3) Are there any limitations for young people to join? How can you tell?

4) Can you possibly find a club where you could do pottery? Where in the article can you find the proof?

5) What does the author mean by «offering them a sense of belonging»? Explain in your own words.

6) Do you think 11,000 clubs is a lot or not enough taking into account that there are about 6.5 million people aged 15-24 in England? Why do you think so?

5. In pairs, choose a club logo from p. 21 and on an A4 piece of paper make notes about:

• the area of interest;

• the possible age of the participants;

• three possible club activities.

6. To enter a club, a person normally is to fill out the application form.

Work in pairs. Each of you chooses one of the two sample application forms and fills it out. Then, compare your forms and find out what information is repeated and what may be optional.

7. Think of a youth club you would like to create and make up a poster advertising it. Include the following:

- the age of members;

- the area of activity in detail;

- the hours of activity;

- the motto of your club.

Prepare an application form for your club to offer your classmates to join.